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AARCH announces 2025 awards

KEESEVILLE — The Adirondack Architectural Heritage annual awards program recognizes exemplary historic preservation work throughout the Adirondack Region, including examples of sensitive restoration, rehabilitation, and demonstrated long-term stewardship. For the past 30 years, these awards have shone a light on the passions and extraordinary work of the people who make historic preservation such an important part of the region’s vitality.

AARCH this week announced their 2025 Preservation Award recipients:

– Robert and Electa Waddell House: Restoration & Rehabilitation

Johnsburg Historical Society, Johnsburg, Warren County

– Putnam Camp: Long-Term Stewardship

Putnam Camp Board of Directors, Keene Valley, Essex County

– Stowersville House: Restoration

Deborah Coffin, Lewis, Essex County

– Irish House: Restoration

Patricia and John Cogswell, Loon Lake, Franklin County

– Bateman Hotel: Rehabilitation

Gregg Firster, Lowville, Lewis County

– MacNaughton Cottage: Restoration

Open Space Institute, Newcomb, Essex County

– Strand Theatre: Restoration and Long-Term Stewardship

Robert Card and Helen Zyma, Old Forge, Herkimer County

– Northwood Cabins: Long-Term Stewardship

Brian and Renee Burns, Tupper Lake, Franklin County

– Trude Fitelson: Lifetime Achievement

Thousand Island Park, Jefferson County

AARCH’s Preservation Awards Ceremony will be held from 4 to 6:30 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 19 at Frontier Town Gateway in North Hudson. Come celebrate our nine spectacular award winners’ accomplishments in historic preservation throughout the Adirondack region.

This event is open to the public; tickets are $45. You can read more about this year’s awardees and purchase tickets online at https://tinyurl.com/3dzuaxna or by calling 518-834-9328.

Starting at $1.44/week.

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