2024 Heritage Home & Historic Preservation Awards Ceremony on Thursday, July 18

The City of Woodland Planning Commission will host a ceremony for the 2024 Heritage Home and Historic Preservation Awards on Thursday, July 18 at 6:30 PM in the City Council Chambers at 300 First Street. The event is free to all.

The City of Woodland is known throughout California for its architecturally significant and historic homes. In recognition of our rich architectural legacy, the Heritage Home Awards have been presented since 1989. These honorary awards pay tribute to houses that add value to the historic fabric of Woodland. The Historic Preservation Awards, later added to the Heritage Home Award process, recognize unique and historically significant commercial buildings within Woodland. Both awards also recognize the caretakers of these architectural treasures.

This year's Heritage Home and Historic Preservation Award recipients were selected by the Planning Commission from nominations received since the previous awards cycle in 2022.

The recipients are as follows:

Heritage Home Awards

Property Address:	Property Owner:
211 Cleveland Street	Daniel and Tammy Kenber
714 College Street	Mary Darlington and Mark Winey
532 Elm Street	Cath Posehn and Larry Crawford
539 Second Street	Doug and Sheila Bean
7 Third Street	Kori Ramirez Williams and Ryan Williams

Historic Preservation Award

Property Address:	Occupant:
678 Third Street	Woodland Skilled Nursing

The awards ceremony will include presentations of photographs and a brief history of each awarded structure. Heritage Home Award recipients will receive a 7'' x 10'' bronze plaque listing the year of construction. The Historic Preservation Award recipient will receive a Certificate of Recognition. At the conclusion of the ceremony, a reception will be provided in the Edible Learning Garden on the corner of First and Court outside of City Hall.

To date, the City has identified over 100 Heritage Home Awards and five Historic Preservation Awards. With dates of construction ranging from 1862 to 1962, these buildings typify Woodland's rich and diverse architectural legacy. This year's awardees reflect a variety of architectural styles, including Tudor, Mediterranean Revival, Craftsman Bungalow, Post-Victorian, and Classical Revival.

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