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Cynthia King on Preserving Historic Homes in Moscow
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Have you ever strolled through a neighborhood where every house tells a story? Today, we're privileged to sit with Cynthia from Moscow's Historic Preservation Commission, who guides us on an exploration of preserving the heart and soul of the city's historic homes. We discuss the delicate balance of maintaining neighborhood character and property values in the face of Moscow's expansion. For those passionate about history and community, Cynthia sheds light on how to preserve these cultural gems and navigate the resources at your fingertips.
Cynthia illuminates the vibrant colors that once denoted social standing and how they continue to influence today's restoration decisions. We traverse the historical lanes of the Carol Ryrie Brink home, exploring how the hues on our walls reflect our heritage.
Moscow's Orchid Awards celebrate those who keep history alive through their homes' facades. This episode is a guide for homeowners and history enthusiasts alike on how to honor tradition in modern renovations, from craftsmen and bungalow-style homes to the iconic 'swoopy roof' savings and loan building. So join us, as we uncover the hues of history and the craftsmanship that keeps the spirit of Moscow's historic districts alive for generations to come.
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