Historic Preservation Week! Come Celebrate with us!
“CELEBRATE PRESERVATION MONTH”
"Lives Rooted in Places"
You are invited to join your friends and neighbors as we celebrate National Preservation Month. National Preservation Month is an outreach program of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, honoring and promoting historic preservation, acknowledging the mission we share with communities across the country to cultivate a love of historic places.
Each May Ashland spends a week recognizing the outstanding contributions of individuals and organizations to preservation in Ashland. The year, Ashland will be spending the week of May 13th – 19th celebrating preservation. Preservation Month offers the community an opportunity to educate the public about historic preservation in the community by planning a variety of public events including tours, exhibits and an awards ceremony.
The Historic Preservation Award winners have been selected as a way to honor the people and building projects that have contributed to the preservation of our City’s historic districts and to recognize the commitment of local citizens in the furtherance of historic preservation and the protection of cultural resources over the past year.
The following events and walking tours are being planned this year during Historic Preservation Week:
Ashland Historic Preservation Awards Ceremony, hosted by Mayor John Stromberg, will take place on Tuesday, May 15, 2018 at 12:30PM at the Community Center, located at 59 Winburn Way.
Ashland Memorial Mausoleum at Mountain View Cemetery will be open for “self-guided” tours on Wednesday, May 16, 2018 from 8:30 – 4PM. The mausoleum is located on the east side of Ashland Street and Normal Avenue.
On May 18th from 2 - 3:30 pm, Terry Skibby will lead a tour of the Ashland Cemetery, next to Safeway, from the Morton Street entrance. This tour sponsored by the Ashland Historic Commission, together with the Ashland Heritage Committee, honors Historic Preservation Week.
Please call City of Ashland’s Community Development Department for more information at (541) 488-5305.
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