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2012 Awards
Ceremony Highlights
Saturday, October 27
Cocktails and Hors d’oeuvres
Awards Ceremony
This year’s nine award winners range from an advocacy group formed to save the
World’s Largest Catsup Bottle to a train depot in far southern Illinois to a one
hundred year old office building along Chicago’s Michigan Avenue. These winners
are a testament to the variety of architecture across the state and the people
working to preserve it.
Landmarks Illinois has been
assisted by a generous grant from the Richard H. Driehaus Foundation to honor
individuals and organizations whose works demonstrate a commitment to historic
preservation. By honoring these individuals, organizations, projects and
programs, Landmarks Illinois and the Driehaus Foundation hope to inspire others
to take action to preserve, protect and promote historic resources.
Photo Slideshow
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All images: Diane Alexander White Photography
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(photos top to bottom - click a photo for a full size image slideshow.) 1. Richard H. Driehaus presents the award for Project of the Year to the Monroe Building. (left to right) Sean McGowan, Tawani; Janet Riley, Richard H. Driehaus, Peder Dahlberg, Mary Parthe, Tawani; Tom Lassin 2. (left to right) LI board member Anne Voshel, award winner (House of the Four Winds) Lynn Redfield, LI chairman Shelley Gorson 3. (left to right) Representing the Ullin Depot are Millie DeWitt, Mayor Mike DeWitt, Eddie Goins, and Donnie Goins with LI president Bonnie McDonald 4. (left to right) LI board member Julie Bauer, Paul Greenberg, Brad Lewis, Amy Lewis.
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