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
Nationally designated MacFarlane District in Coral Gables makes headlines
The MacFarlane District is one of a rare example of a black community locally designated and recognized on the National Register of Historic Places.
Read More...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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NOTECARDS CREATED FROM COMMISSIONED ARTWORKS DEPICTING THE WHITE WAY LIGHTS ARE AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE. $15 FOR A BOX OF 8. FREE DELIVERY IN THE GABLES.
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Always good news.
Rental units, condos planned for historic Columns property in Dennis
www.capecodtimes.com
WEST DENNIS — A stately mansion built by a well-known 19th century sea captain has stood vacant and deteriorating for the last few decades on
COM'ON MB, THE MURAL NEEDS A HOME.
A 90-foot-long mosaic mural designed by artist Jack Stewart that preservationists campaigned to save. The developers have offered to install the mural, which depicts Apollo pulling the chariot of the sun across the sky, at the entrance to the public 17th Street garage near City Hall, but the city opposes its placement there due to planned redevelopment to the garage site and a lack of wall space to display the mural.
Billionaires next door told Miami Beach to reject Aman tower. Commission votes yes.
www.miamiherald.com
The developers behind a proposed Aman-brand hotel and condo tower at the site of the historic Versailles hotel received initial approval from the Miami Beach City Commission on Wednesday, despite oppo...