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Lawmakers Join Forces to Preserve History
Statewide
The Illinois Historic Preservation Legislative Caucus, since its formation in
late 2005, has been a voice for historic preservation policy and legislation.
This year four legislators have agreed to co-chair the caucus: Sen. Pamela
Althoff, (R) McHenry, Sen. Andy Manar, (D) Bunker Hill, Rep. Rich Brauer
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Illinois Historic Tax Credit Passed
Statewide
Wednesday, April 24, 2013 - Thanks to the support of many who called your
Senator, today the Illinois Senate passed SB336 - the Illinois Rehabilitation
and Revitalization Tax Credit - by a strong vote of 46 to 8. The bill will now
move over to the Illinois House of Representatives for consideration
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LI Welcomes New Addition
Frank Butterfield
Landmarks Illinois is excited to welcome Frank Butterfield to serve as the
Director of our new Springfield Field Office. Frank is a native of Illinois. His
recent experience as Director of the Wisconsin Field Office of the National
Trust for Historic Preservation made him the clear choice for this role
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Courthouse Initiative Grants 2013
Statewide
As we enter our fourth—and final year—of the Landmarks Illinois’ Richard H.
Driehaus Courthouse Initiative, we can look back at wondrous successes and
celebrate the start of new projects. In March 2009, the Richard H. Driehaus
Charitable Lead Trust made a four-year, $1 million commitment
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Preservation Heritage Fund Grants
Statewide
Landmarks Illinois awarded seven grants this year through our “Heritage Fund”
grant program, which provides small matching grants to properties in need of
immediate assistance. Projects ranged from a former brick and tile works from
the 1880s in McDonough County to a historic church in Chicago
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Moline
Depot
Moline
In August, 2012 the Moline City Council reversed a previous decision to
financially contribute to a plan that would move the historic Moline Depot to
the Quad Cities Riverfront campus of Western Illinois University (WIU) to serve
as a welcome center. While the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT)
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