The mission of the Historic Longmont
Foundation is to enhance, elevate and
promote the preservation of the Longmont
area historical, architectural, visual
and environmental heritage through
advocacy, education, intervention, and
alliance building.
Historic
Longmont is actively engaged in a
variety of preservation programs,
including identifying landmark
properties, and educating the community
about preservation.
To be added to our email
list and be informed about current
issues and upcoming events, please send
an email with your name and contact
information toinfo@historiclongmont.org
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The Historic Westside
Neighborhood Association held a
successful 2011 Historic Home, Art and
Gift Tour. Approximately 300
people enjoyed the historic home walking
tour to learn about the history of
Longmont and the people that founded the
Chicago-Colorado Colony. Proceeds
from the event benefit Greenwood
Wildlife Rehabilitation Center, a
local charity focused on
rehabilitating sick, injured, and
orphaned wildlife for release into
appropriate habitats, their website is
www.greenwoodwildlife.org.
Previous home tour information can be
found at Hometour.
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Each era of Longmont expresses
its own set of cultural and social
circumstances.This
presentation
(more…)
by Architect Leonard T. Segel of
SLATERPAULL Architects builds the case
for historic preservation of Mid
Century Modern Architecture in
Longmont.
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Boulder County seeks
to sell and relocate the Shuey -
Brownewell House, built in 1921, at 508
Terry Street (see more).
