Historic Aiken honors adaptive uses and upkeep of landmarks
The Adaptive Use Award recognizes renovations that preserve Aiken landmarks. Awards go to Woodward House restoration and city projects, with remarks from Russell Stack and Beverly Clyburn. Others cited include Hitchcock Woods Foundation partners Rye Patch Goodyear Rogers estate and the Red Top carriage house rehabilitations.
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Russell
Historic Aiken Foundation
City of
Clyburn
Pope and
Price
Hampton Avenue
Beverly
Bill Clyburn
Friends of
Hopelands and
Rye Patch
City of Aiken
Dukes Red Top Carriage House
Dukes
Red Top
Bernard
Wilds Lipe Treasured Home Award Winners Named
The Wilds Sipe Treasured Home Award honors two couples for restoring historic residences. The McMichaels of Aiken living on Magnolia Street with their Hayne Cottage and Nancy McMichael alongside John McMichael say they discovered the sale sign after years of searching. Chrissie and Clark Alexander on Florence Street receive the second award for Alexander Cottage restoration, reflecting a longstanding commitment to the town’s architectural heritage.
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Nancy
John McMichael
Hayne Cottage
McMichaels
Aiken
John
Chrissie and Clark Alexander
Alexander
Florence Street
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Aikenstandard.com
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Hitchcock Woods Foundation
Hitchcock Woods
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Jim McNair
Aiken Golf Club
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Jim
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Wilds Lipe Treasured Home Award
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Barking Manor
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Lockridge Homes
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