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Work on the Historic Odd Fellows Building is officially in motion, thanks to a National Park Service Historic Preservati
Atlanta Preservation Center

Nov 9

Work on the Historic Odd Fellows Building is officially in motion, thanks to a National Park Service Historic Preservation Fund grant and incredible partners around Atlanta 馃П This restoration is happening because of an extraordinary level of support, and the Atlanta Preservation Center is grateful to be one of the many partners involved. That support is helping cover the repointing of the historic brick, the repair of historic windows, and the repair and preservation of the building鈥檚 historic stucco work. The collaboration reaches into the classroom, too. Dr. Danielle Willkens and students from the Georgia Tech School of Architecture are scanning parts of the building, advancing both the restoration and education around historic preservation. Thank you to Landmark Preservation, Easements Atlanta, Invest Atlanta, Councilmember Jason Winston, Georgia Works, the Georgia Tech School of Architecture, and the Atlanta Department of City Planning. We look forward to sharing more as the work continues.

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