Two private-property owners have been recognized for heritage conservation, in an award program established by the Langley Heritage Society. The recipients are Eric Woodward for his facade enhancements of the west side of Glover Road and Marten and Ruth Van … Continue reading
The main street of Fort Langley was the subject of one of the 2012 Heritage Conservation Awards presented on Friday (Apr 27, 2012) evening at the Langley Heritage Society AGM meeting.Recognition was given to the extensive streetscape renovations to a … Continue reading
The conversion of a residence into an office for Field & Marten won recognition by the Langley Heritage Society for expert restoration of a building with heritage interest. Part of the building, located on the corner of Francis Avenue and … Continue reading
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Three private-property owners have been recognized for heritage conservation, in an award program established by the Langley Heritage Society. The recipients include Maureen and Rob Robinson’s Milsean Shoppe, Quadra Homes and HJ Properties’ Yorkson Creek development and Ted and Lynda … Continue reading
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The heritage conservation award for preservation of a designated heritage building went to Ted and Lynda Lightfoot for their expert restoration of the Henry Leaf Residence. Located on 272nd Street in northeast Langley, the house is significant as a surviving … Continue reading
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This year’s award for incorporating heritage into the newly built environment went to Quadra Homes and HJ Properties. Their new residential community, Yorkson Creek, in the Willoughby area of Langley Township will include three restored buildings important to the area’s … Continue reading
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In the category of best example of an adaptive re-use of a building with heritage interest, Maureen and Rob Robinson were honoured for the renovation of the old Aldergrove Fire Hall for their Milsean Shoppe. Milsean (meel-shawn) is Gaelic for … Continue reading
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Three private-property owners have been recognized for heritage conservation, in a new award program established by the Langley Heritage Society. The recipients include the congregation of the St. Andrew’s United Church, the owners of Fort Langley’s Beatniks Bistro and ParkLane … Continue reading
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The congregation of the St. Andrew’s United Church received a 2010 Heritage Conservation Award for the sensitve heritage restoration of the 125 year old chapel. The work included a new foundation including a full basement.
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The 2010 Heritage Conservation Award went to the Choquette Family’s Beatniks Bistro for the adaptive reuse and restoration of the 1930s Moorehouse residence.
