Each year in honor of Preservation Week, the Historic Harrisburg Association honors individuals, organizations, projects and programs whose work demonstrates a commitment to excellence in historic preservation. In doing so, we hope to inspire others to take action to preserve, protect, and promote historic resources.

1986

1987

• 122 Market Street – Senate Hotel
• 118 Market Street Office Building – Kogan & Weintraub
• 610 North Third Street – Stephen Wodjak
• 606 North Second Street – Hope Station
• 152 Sylvan Terrace – William Gantt
• 1108 Penn Street – George Pry

1988

• 219 South Front Street, John Harris Mansion – Dauphin County Historical Society
• 810 Green Street – M. Diane Baumgardner
• 1839 Green Street, Simon Cameron School – Cameron School Association
• 932 North Third Street, Midtown Park – Inner City Developers

1989

• 600 North Second Street, Gannett Fleming Building – G&H Properties
• 1607 North Second Street – Ronald Shaffer & Paul Blust, Jr.
• 1830 Green Street – Jorge and Miguel Marroquin
• 1003 – 1015 North Third Street, Midtown Park, Phase II – Inner City Developers
• 1186 – 1194 Bailey Street, Bailey Court – Stephen B. Glass
• Strawberry Square Phase II – Harristown Developers Corporation
• Central Library, Front & Walnut Streets Dauphin County Library System

1990

• 1228 Bailey Street – City of Harrisburg & Summit Terrace Neighborhood Association
• 20 North Market Square, USF&G Building – Crabtree & Rohrbaugh & Associates
• 1905 North Fourth Street – Jeffrey McDonnel & Ray Evans
• 260 – 268 Calder Street – Jim Tuner & Tim O’Connell
• Peanut House, Second & Chestnut Streets – Harrisburg Parking Authority

1991

• Harrisburg Cemetery – The Harrisburg Cemetery Association
• Lincoln Cemetery – Lincoln Cemetery Association
• Gov. Curtis Memorial Park – Commonwealth of PA & Camp Curtain Historical Society
• Sunken Gardens– Harrisburg Parks & Rec. Department & Friends of Italian Lake
• Capitol Park Monuments – Commonwealth of PA & Capitol Preservation Committee
• City Island – City of Harrisburg
• Harrisburg Public Monuments – Harrisburg Publics Arts Advisory Board
• City Beautiful Monument – Jr. League of Harrisburg, Civic Pride Comm., & CRDEC

1992

• 1201 – 1290 Green Street – John C. Bircher
• MaClay Mansion – Pennsylvania Bar Association
• 1902 – 1908 North Third Street – City Office of Community and Econ. Development
• Reservoir Park Mansion & Grounds – City Department of Parks and Recreation

1993

• “Minerva”: Harrisburg High School, John Harris – Houck Specialty Contractors
• Dauphin Co. Civil War “Obelisk”, 4th and Division Streets – Dauphin Co. Commissioners
• 409 South Second Street, Cables Building – Capital Health System
• 216 Verbeke Street – Ruth Heindel & David Miller
• 909 Penn Street – Holly & Ted Reese

1994

• Capital Area Greenbelt Association
• Central PA Conservancy
• Friends of the Star Barn
• Capitol Area Transit

1995

• Historic Midtown Market District

1996

• 1907 North Second Street, Hamilton House Bed 7 Breakfast – Lou & Elli Colon
• The MacAllister Tavern at Fort Hunter – Dauphin Co., Trustees and Friends of Fort Hunter
• 1820 N. Fourth St., Reily Hose Co, No. 10 Firehouse – City & Fire Museum of Greater Harrisburg
• 2986 North Second Street, Dixon University Center Campus – State System of Higher Education

1997

• Broad Street Market
• TownHouses of “Pancake Row” in Shipoke
• 100 Conoy Street – Denise & Robbie Robinson
• 102 Conoy Street – Lorry Estricher
• 106 Conoy Street – Jeff & Joann Lipman
• 108 Conoy Street – Shirley Blough
• 110 Conoy Street – Mike & Karen Patterson
• 114 Conoy Street – Karl & Susan Kemble

1998

• Sylvan Heights Mansion, Cameron & Market Streets – YWCA
• McFarland Apts., Crescent & Mulberry St. – Penrose Properties & Community Action Comm.
• 50 North Cameron Street, Harrisburg Trolley Works – Appalachian Brewing Company
• 51 – 53 North 12^th Street –Paul Larson & Richard Manning
• 2120 Colonial Road, “Mount Hill” – Harriet Kopp

1999

• “The Stables” at Fort Hunter – Dauphin County Commissioners and Parks Commission
• 323 North Front Street – John Enos
• 1618 North Second Street – Terry & Dee Harle
• Capital Area Neighbors
• Preservation PA
• Harrisburg Young Professionals

2000

• 713 South Front Street – Gretchen Sullivan
• 101 North Front Street – Association of Independent Colleges & Universities
• 127 State Street – PA Cable & Telecommunications Association

2001

• 907 North Front Street – Christine and Richard Bair
• 1006 Market Street – Knezic/Pavone Advertising
• 1312 – 1314 Derry Street – Tri-County Housing Development Corporation
• 1625 – 1627 Derry Street – Tri-County Housing Development Corporation

2002

2003

2004

• 2201 Front Street, King Mansion – Webclients.com
• St. Patrick Roman Catholic Cathedral – Cathedral Parishioners

2005

2006

• The Pennsylvania Capitol Preservation Committee
• Salvatore Alvaro
• M. Three Properties & Schmidt, Ronca & Kramer, PC
• Ellwood Derricks

2007

• Harrisburg Cemetery Association
• Capital Area Neighborhood

2008

• 3507 North Front Street – Jeb and Robin Stuart
• 3^rd and Reily Streets, Evandelical Press Building – HACC, Powers & Associates

2009

• 609 – 611 Oxford Street, City of Harrisburg & the Department of Building and Housing
• 2101 Bellevue Road, Bellevue Park, “Breeze Hill” – Derek and Erica Dilks

2010

• 1302 North Third Street, The Midtown Scholar Bookstore
• 213 Market Street, Dauphin Deposit Bank Building – M&T Bank, Dauphin Co. Historical Society
• 338 South 17^th Street – Tri-County Housing Development Corporation

2011

• Olde Uptown Neighborhood Project – WCI Partners
• 1836 Green Street – Little Amps and WCI Partners
• 1926 Green Street – Bill O’Brien

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