415 Seventh Street, P.O. Box 37  •  Augusta, Georgia 30903-0037  •  Phone 706.724.0436

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Historic Augusta's Real Estate Program Kicks Off with Sale of Historic Downtown Home

Historic Augusta has established a Real Estate Program designed to match buyers and sellers of historic properties. Under this program the organization acquires options to buy significant buildings and then sells the properties to preservation minded buyers subject to historic preservation easements. Historic Augusta has executed options to buy three separate properties in downtown Augusta and has subsequently sold one, leaving two buildings available for sale. Information regarding these two buildings can be found by clicking on the photographs below. For more information regarding its Real Estate Program or to schedule a site visit to an available property, contact Robyn Anderson at Historic Augusta, Inc. at 706-724-0436 or by email at robyn@historicaugusta.org.

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Historic Augusta will be presenting the first annual Old House Fair March 3, 2012, at Sacred Heart Cultural Center.

[Details and Registration Form]

This expo will enable home-owners seeking information for rehabilitating or maintaining their older home to connect with experienced service providers. We are seeking sponsors at all financial levels to support this unique educational event. In addition, a limited number of vendor booth spaces will be available for rental during the expo to promote area businesses and craftsmen. All vendors will need to meet criteria as laid out by the committee in order to best serve the preservation needs of the home owners and to meet the Secretary of the Interiors Standards for Rehabilitation. The deadline for sponorship is January 6th, 2012.

For more information about sponsorship or vendor booths, complete and return the Sponsor Form, contact Historic Augusta at 706-724-0436 or Julia Jackson at julia@historicaugusta.org.

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Historic Augusta Announces Endangered Properties List for 2012

[Endangered Properties Newsletter]

Historic Augusta announced its sixth annual Endangered Properties List at a press conference held at the Reynolds Street Depot located at 511 Reynolds Street on Tuesday, October 11, 2011. The purpose of the list is to focus the organization's and the community's energy on historic buildings with the greatest need or those which represent a particular type which also have a chance of being preserved through solution-oriented grass roots efforts. Several updates of properties from previous years were given to those in attendance. For more information about the Endangered Properties program or for information regarding a property, please contact Robyn Anderson at Historic Augusta.

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Experience President Woodrow Wilson’s Augusta childhood by visiting his restored boyhood home at 419 Seventh Street

The house museum is owned and operated by Historic Augusta, Inc. Check out our new video for a preview or visit www.wilsonboyhoodhome for more information.