Event Archives
Preservation Burlington's event archives dating back to 2017.
2022 Event Archives
Thursday, December 15, 2022
4:30pm
Christmas by Candlelight
hosted by the Textile Heritage Museum
Join us in Historic Glencoe for a wonderful Christmas atmosphere at the Textile Heritage Museum. Tours, caroling, and refreshments will be available. The event is FREE, but donations are graciously accepted to support this non-profit museum.
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Wednesday, October 26, 2022 - Friday, October 28, 2022
Preservation North Carolina Annual Conference | Winston Salem, NC
Hosted by Preservation North Carolina, the annual conference includes historical tours, honor awards, book signings, keynote speakers and open houses. Join us as we immerse ourselves in the historical significance of the state of North Carolina.
Saturday, October 22, 2022 | 4p-6p
Sip & Shop
A Members Only Event
Join us as we celebrate our anniversaries with an exclusive Members Only evening of small bites, beer, wine and nonalcoholic drinks while you shop one-of-a-kind historical pieces at The Salvage Shop's private shopping event (closed to the public).
Tuesday, October 4, 2022
7:00pm
Historic District Zoning Overlay
Applications for Removal
The following property owners in the Local Historic District Overlay have requested removal:
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1004 W. Davis St
1010 W. Davis St
1016 W. Davis St
1022 W. Davis St
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This decision will set the precedent for the future of the Historic Districts of Burlington, NC no matter the decision outcome.
It is immensely imperative that as many as possible are in attendance to this particular city council meeting. Join us as we show our love and respect for #historicburlingtonnc.
Saturday, September 17, 2022
10:00am - 4:00p
Thomas Day + Milton, NC Tour
Back by popular demand, we've partnered again with the Milton Renaissance Foundation to bring back the Thomas Day + Milton, NC Tour!
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Thomas Day was a free man of color and a highly successful businessman in Caswell County, North Carolina in the 1800s. He was a master carpenter, cabinet maker and craftsman, and is known nationwide for his unique interiors & furniture.
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Please RSVP by Monday, September 12 via the Facebook event or emailing us at presburlington@gmail.com with the subject "Thomas Day + Milton, NC Tour RSVP." We can't wait to see you there!
Tuesday, August 16, 2022
7:00pm
Historic District Zoning Overlay
Applications for Removal
The following property owners in the Local Historic District Overlay have requested removal:
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1004 W. Davis St
1010 W. Davis St
1016 W. Davis St
1022 W. Davis St
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This decision will set the precedent for the future of the Historic Districts of Burlington, NC no matter the decision outcome.
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It is immensely imperative that as many as possible are in attendance to this particular city council meeting. Join us as we show our love and respect for #historicburlingtonnc.
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4.23.22 Trees of Historic Burlington
We will began the walking tour with a presentation at the Burlington Arboretum, 408 E Willowbrook, Burlington, and continued down West Davis Street. Certified Arborist Jorge Grafton Obando with Incana Arborist, LLC guided tour goers as they learned about trees that are common to historic neighborhoods. This was a free event and was open to the public
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Old Red House Open House and Tour
Thursday, April 21st, 1:00-2:30
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Location: 511 West Davis Street, Burlington, NC
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We hosted an exclusive member tour of "The Old Red House" located at 511 W Davis Street. This was formerly the old Red Cross Building. It has been completely renovated into 4 luxury apartments that will be rented in the coming weeks. This tour was a free event open to all Preservation Burlington members and a guest.
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2019 Event Archives
Who's your house's daddy? A Workshop on researching genealogy.
2.9.19 Presented by Michele Koebrich, H-Co Properties
We had a wonderful workshop on all of the FREE ways to research and discover the people who lived in your home. Workshop materials are available by clicking here.
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2018 Event Archives
2017 Event Archives
You Can Do It! Home Maintenance Workshop, 9.23.17
Company Shops Market, Host: Seth Shoffner
Who doesn't love super easy tips and tricks to save money? Seth Shoffner with S.H. Shoffner Constructionshared helpful and simple tips on how to prevent costly home repairs and save tens of thousands in home expenses! Photo Credits: Roger Moore, Faith Grant
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Vintage Treasures Pop-Up Sale, 5.20.17
We had our first neighborhood yard sale event! We invited neighbors throughout the historic district to Glenwood Avenue to participate in a huge yard sale extravaganza! Photo Credits: Darrell Coble
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6th Annual Maker Faire Burlington 4.22.17
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We are excited to have hosted a booth at the Burlington Maker Faire for Earth Day! Historic Preservation is the ultimate way to recycle. If a home cannot be saved intact, hopefully its elements and windows can be reused in a way that keeps them out of the landfill! Please visit the website below to learn about all of the way you can recycle old windows!
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https://www.thisoldhouse.com/ideas/4-greenhouses-made-recycled-windows
Window Restoration Workshop, 2.18.17
Lynco Studios, Host: Tom Cowan
We had our first workshop with many restoration enthusiasts in attendance! Our host, Tom Cowan, artfully demonstrated the ease of repairing your existing wood windows. From replacing wood to installing replacement glass panes and reglazing, this workshop equipped attendees with the knowledge needed to tackle their own restoration project! For access to the workshop materials, click here. Photo Credits: Darrell Coble
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Get to Know Us
Through preservation, education, and involvement, Preservation Burlington seeks to protect and celebrate the architectural and historical heritage of Burlington and the surrounding area. Historic preservation and adaptive re-use contributes to stronger, safer neighborhoods, economic development, aesthetic beauty, and community pride. By fostering within the community an appreciation of our historic properties, we aim to promote interest in, and good stewardship of our local historic treasures.
We promote the preservation of historic structures by supporting property owners.
We educate the public about what historic preservation is, why it matters, and how it can enrich the entire community.
We advocate for preservation initiatives by encouraging projects that balance the need for development and growth with the desire to retain our historic resources.
