Welcome
to the Historic preservation Association
of Coral Gables.
The Historic Preservation Association of Coral Gables is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded in 1991. The mission of the organization is to support an environment in which its members and all community citizens can understand, appreciate, exchange information and live with Coral Gables history. The Association promotes the understanding of the importance of historic resources and their preservation.
Announcing
Bringing back a piece [or two] of lost history to Coral Gables’ first public building
HPACG is proud to partner with the City on this unique opportunity to bring back a piece of lost history [or two] to the Coral Gables Country Club, the place where Merrick once stood and addressed the merits of buying into his dream of a city.
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Read More...Champagne flowed like water as if Prohibition never existed. “Prohibition Pleasures” a la Capone
The affair combined sister-properties on Palm Island— one of Miami Beach’s most luxurious man-made islands was created in 1919 by developer Locke Highleyman. The fundraiser benefitted historic resources and their preservation.
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What about salvaging the stained glass?
First Baptist Church, Port St. Joe | Abandoned Florida
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First Baptist Church of Port St. Joe was founded in 1923, constructing a large church in 1959. The church was damaged during Hurricane Michael in 2018.Did you know Midland is a modern mecca?
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Modernist Michigan gem threatened with significant alternations
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The Louis Rossetti-designed Federal-Mogul office building just north of Detroit is set to have its iconic superstructure stripped by its new owners.