The Observation Deck

Learn to identify residential architectural styles, practice the techniques of historic preservation, assess structural and stylistic elements and appreciate the intrinsic value of legacy architecture to both the consumer and the community in the series of lectures taught by the faculty of th Historic Preservation degree program of Belmont Technical College, St. Clairsville, Ohio. Anyone completing all four classes will earn the designation "Historic House Specialist" and the right to use a custom logo on cards and stationery.

All classes will be held at 10 am to 2 pm at the Women's Pavilion at Lakewood Park. Cost includes an illustrated manual and a light lunch. $55 per session. $200 for all four sessions when paid in advance. Student prices are $25.

Contact Mazie Adams at the Lakewood Historical Society (216) 221-7343 or purchase your tickets on our new website at http://lakewoodhistorymuseumstore.com/.

Friday, October 5-American Architecture: Evolution of architecture through the social, economic, technological, cultural & political changes that shaped it.

Friday, October 26-Exterior Building Pathology: Understanding the deterioration processes of exterior building materials & systems.

Friday, November 2- Historic Preservation, Research and Documentation: What historic preservation means to you and timely tips to help you research & document old buildings.

Friday, December 7-Interior Building Pathology: History and evaluation of building interiors & practical preservation solutions to common problems.

I'm glad you're having this series. It looks interesting

I'm also glad that having paypal on your site did not turn out to be too difficult.

Thank you for you input. Your the first person I have heard from since we set up the website on Saturday. I'm glad it is easy to use. It is all thanks to the Lakewood Observer! JOB and Dan Ott have helped us set up this web site!

Thank you guys!! It works too!!

Rhonda Loje

Hi Everyone,

Just a reminder that our first Old House Series will take place this Friday, October 5th from 10 to 2. The topic is American Architecture: Evolution of architecture through the social, economic, technological, cultural & political changes that shaped it. The cost is $55.00. The class takes place at the Woman's Pavilion in Lakewood Park.

You can find more information on this class and other upcoming classes at our new website: http://lakewoodhistorymuseumstore.com/h ... se-series/


Rhonda Loje
President
Lakewood Historical Society

Any chance in the future this series will be offered at night or on weekends for those of us 9-5ers who can't make it during the week because of our jobs?

Good question..I will find out if it can be done. I would probably depend on the number of people interested.

Thank you for the idea!

Rhonda

Just a reminder..there is time to sign up for the Old House Series on Friday from 10 to 2 at the Woman's Pavilion. To purchase a tickets just go to www.lakewoodhistorymuseumstore.com.

P.S I did find out the that the lecturer is not available in the evenings for this series.

Rhonda Loje

If you didn't have a chance to register, you are still welcome to attend the meeting tomorrow. You can pay at the door.

Mazie Adams

Learn to identify residential architectural styles, practice the techniques of historic preservation, assess structural and stylistic elements and appreciate the intrinsic value of legacy architecture to both the consumer and the community in the series of lectures taught by the faculty of th Historic Preservation degree program of Belmont Technical College, St. Clairsville, Ohio.

All classes will be held at 10 am to 2 pm at the Women's Pavilion at Lakewood Park. Cost includes an illustrated manual and a light lunch. $55 per session. Student prices are $25.

Contact Mazie Adams at the Lakewood Historical Society (216) 221-7343 or purchase your tickets on our new website at http://lakewoodhistorymuseumstore.com/.

Friday, October 26-Exterior Building Pathology: Understanding the deterioration processes of exterior building materials & systems.

Friday, November 2- Historic Preservation, Research and Documentation: What historic preservation means to you and timely tips to help you research & document old buildings.

Friday, December 7-Interior Building Pathology: History and evaluation of building interiors & practical preservation solutions to common problems.

If you didn't have a chance to register, you are still welcome to attend the classes this Friday. You can pay at the door or call 221-7343.

Rhonda Loje
President
Lakewood Historical Society

There is still time to attend this session of the Historic House Series. You can pay at the door.

Rhonda Loje

Learn to identify residential architectural styles, practice the techniques of historic preservation, assess structural and stylistic elements and appreciate the intrinsic value of legacy architecture to both the consumer and the community in the series of lectures taught by the faculty of th Historic Preservation degree program of Belmont Technical College, St. Clairsville, Ohio.

All classes will be held at 10 am to 2 pm at the Women's Pavilion at Lakewood Park. Cost includes an illustrated manual and a light lunch. $55 per session. Student prices are $25.

Contact Mazie Adams at the Lakewood Historical Society (216) 221-7343 or purchase your tickets at the door.

Friday, November 2- Historic Preservation, Research and Documentation: What historic preservation means to you and timely tips to help you research & document old buildings.

Friday, December 7-Interior Building Pathology: History and evaluation of building interiors & practical preservation solutions to common problems.