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The

Henry and Elizabeth
Haskell Award

for Historic Preservation is given to an individual, business, or corporation who restores a local building for historic preservation of its architectural heritage.
The award is presented yearly at the annual meeting of the Mason County Historical Society.

  • The main objective of the award is to promote awareness and interest in Mason County’s architectural heritage. Other goals and objectives include:
  • To publicly recognize those property owners who have made commitments of time and money to improve their homes and businesses in ways that are sympathetic with the historic values endeared by the Mason County Historical Society and Mason County as a whole.
  • To educate the public about the three distinct, but interrelated, approaches to the treatment of historic properties (during or prior to the Great Depression years): Preservation, Rehabilitation, and Restoration.
  • To encourage more property owners to improve their homes/businesses in ways that are sympathetic with historic values.
  • The award is usually made in the fall of each year at the annual meeting of the Society. Applications may be obtained anytime by calling 231-843-4808. Anyone wishing to nominate a potential building is encouraged to also call the Historical Society.
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Historic Buildings in Mason County

2017 - Jamesport Brewing Company

410 S James St, Ludington

2016 - Sandcastles Childrens Museum

129 E. Ludington Avenue, Ludington

2015 - FOTOF, LLC.

316 N. Gaylord, Ludington

2013 - Joseph and Mykila Althouse

316 N. Gaylord, Ludington

2012 - Albert Silander

6768 W. Silander Lane, Ludington

2010 - Lon and Karen Reader

164 S. Main St. Custer

2009 - Gary and Sue Ann Schnitker

409 E. Ludington Avenue, Ludington

2008 - Roger and Marcia Hansen

3529 W. Conrad Rd., Ludington

2007 - Gerry and Gloria Taylor

4539 S. Lakeshore Drive, Ludington

2006 - Roger and Gayle Anderson

405 E. Ludington Avenue, Ludington

2004 - Robert Claflin

601 N. Lakeshore Drive, Ludington

2003 - Larry and Jeanie Anderson

1042 S. Meyers Rd., Ludington

2002 - Robert and Carole Kosanovich

108 S. Rath, Ludington (Rath Building)

2001 - Duane and Elaine Ingraham

110 N. Columbia St., Scottville

2000 - Don and Sharon Koehler

209 E. State St., Scottville

1999 - Sally Reed

201 S. Washington Avenue, Ludington

1998 - Sharon Bluhm

3600 Deren Rd., Ludington

1997 - Diane Shields, Inn at Ludington

701 E. Ludington Avenue, Ludington

1996 - Patricia Barney Carroll

403 S. Delia St., Ludington

The Mason County Historical Society is a private, non-profit educational organization, formally organized on November 30, 1937.

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