Coming up next:
Preservation Brown Bag
Friday, August 6
Noon
Meeting Place TBA

Tour of the
Rehabilitation currently underway at
Virginia School for the Deaf and the Blind
Follow the construction team of
Kjellstrom +
Lee as they provide a guided tour of the largest
construction project underway in Staunton. See historic
preservation’s significant impact on the local economy and enhancement
of a wonderful school. You won’t want to miss this. More details
will follow in July.
As always, HSF’s Preservation Brown Bags are Free and Open to the public and casual …
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p.s.
Coming up Saturday, September 11!
Historic
Staunton Foundation will celebrate the grand opening of
Gypsy Hill Place
with a special event called
Tours, Tastes and Tunes. Tour
the facility with former Lee High celebrities, taste a cocktail
buffet catered by
Meriwether
Godsey (Gypsy Hill Place restaurant and pub) and enjoy tunes
from the decades.
At our June Brown Bag, General Manager Dave Taibl and
Project Manager Sean Dougherty discussed this $20 million project that
transforms the historic R.E. Lee High School building into 62-living
apartments targeted for seniors, houses the Staunton Senior Center and
ShenanArts Center and creates a public restaurant and pub. Don’t miss
the celebration!
Look for your invitation the first week of August.
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About Historic Staunton Foundation
Historic
Staunton Foundation is a non-profit organization promoting the
preservation and revitalization of the rich architectural and historic
resources in Staunton, Virginia. More information is available on
Facebook!
Historic Staunton Foundation
is a non-profit organization promoting the preservation and revitalization
of the rich architectural and historic resources in Staunton, Virginia.

Staunton is a unique community
of cohesive neighborhoods
and a central business district
with an impressive inventory
of historic buildings and
landscapes most dating from
the City's late 19th Century
boom-town growth. More
about HSF ...
Support
Historic Staunton!
using secure Paypal website
Quick links:
● Staunton's historic architecture (TJ
Collins & Son and 6 historic districts)
●
HSF's preservation services and resources for residents, business owners &
developers
● Membership info
Visit our site
directory for a complete listing