It’s been a fairly good year after several losses in 2014. We’ll optimistically say that preservation may be turning a corner as we head into the new year and downtown growth seems to be teeming.
WINS
Owen Block was a HUGE save for the Evansville community. A grass-roots effort raised a substantial sum of money, and Architectural Renovators is well under way fixing up the old apartments.
Greyhound Bus was rededicated after the panels were finished and the neon light was turned on for the first time in years. Recently it was announced that a new occupant, Bru Burger, will operate out of the old station. The Courthouse dome lights were fixed up too. The new system can change colors and brings a fresh look to the historic building.
LOSSES
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The once proud Turner Hall was razed this fall. The social club had declined over the years and a ministry ran out of the old brick building.
Knotty Pine, a North Main St cafe, was closed for years before being razed in March. The building dating back to around 1894 was originally Ritter’s Confectionery.
Miller Furniture building across from Bosse Field has been “demolished” for nearly a year now. After razing was begun in late 2014 little has been done to the old factory. Miller built this factory along the Belt RR back in 1904
