Articles Tagged with ''historic buildings''

What sets the best apart from the rest is their ability to be creative, innovative and precise.

Since its creation and incorporation in 1970, Mid-State Industries Ltd. (MSI) has established a strong reputation for excelling in just about any construction project that’s thrown its way.

Thanks to Mihm Enterprises Inc. and CertainTeed® Carriage House™ luxury shingles, Shiloh House has a beautiful, new roof with the authentic look of scalloped slate shingles.

Michael Farrell would probably be the first to admit that it takes a very patient, dedicated person to own and maintain a home that’s on the National Registry of Historic Places. As the 30-year resident owner of the Art House (formerly the Elisha Taylor House), a 139-year-old Gothic Revival home in Detroit’s Brush Park Historic District, Farrell has embarked on several remodeling projects.

One hundred and fifteen years ago education for African Americans in South Carolina changed. That is when South Carolina State University opened as an agricultural and mechanical training school for African Americans.

When they say, “You can’t fight city hall,” they aren’t talking about Mother Nature. And she’s been fighting Milwaukee City Hall for a long time.