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May is Preservation Month!

Join PAL and the National Trust for Historic Preservation in celebration of those in our communities that work to preserve our past for the future.

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Preservation Month Events

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Gravestone Cleaning Workshop

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April PAL Brown Bag

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Don't miss the Professors Row Tour of Homes next Sunday the 14th at 2 pm. This event, put together by the East Campus Community Organization, will feature 6 homes. Tickets are $20 per person or $30 per couple when purchased in advanced or an extra $5

In 1894, William H Dalton bought a house at 1933 Holmes Street, in the vicinity of 20th and Washington. This was a remote area on the fringes of Lincoln with few houses, but it was soon to grow. He soon operated a grocery from the property, perhaps f

Join us for the December PAL Brown Bag Lecture, a continuation of Jim McKee's Compleat History of Lincoln Program No. 47. This month is focusing on Lincoln's mansions. Join live at the City-County Building LNK TV Studio or virtually at www.preserveli

In April 1912, Jacob J Lebsock secured a building permit for a frame store to cost approximately $950 at 710 B Street. The Lebsocks had been operating a grocery at 441 F Street since 1906 with his sons. They opened the second location to diversify th

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