Past Saves
Since its inception, Historic Richmond Foundation has saved dozens of historic structures from demolition. Preserving the built environment ensures a heritage for the future of Richmond. The following are only a few examples of the structures that we have saved over the years:
- St. John’s Church (1956)
- The Pilot Block (1957)
- Elmira Shelton House (1958)
- 200 Block of West Franklin Street (1977)
- Linden Row (1979)
- Goddin-Taylor House (1980)
- Stewart-Lee House (1980)
- Old City Hall (1981)
- Monumental Church (1983)
- The Great Ship Lock of the James River and Kanawha Canal (1989)
- The National Theatre (1991)
- Allen Double House (1995)
- Superior Warehouse (2000)
- the Byrd Park Pump House (2004) and the Patteson-Schutte House (2006).
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Byrd Park Pump House Arcade
Byrd Park Pump House
