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Mecosta County Jail and Sheriff's Residence, Big Rapids, circa 1868.

Mecosta County Jail and Sheriff's Residence, Big Rapids, circa 1868.

Mecosta County Jail

Preservation Forward serves as the historic preservation specialist on this historic redevelopment on the oldest building in Downtown Midland! The property located at 116 Rodd Street was constructed in 1876 as a general store/trading post.

Preservation Forward serves as the historic preservation specialist on this historic redevelopment on the oldest building in Downtown Midland! The property located at 116 Rodd Street was constructed in 1876 as a general store/trading post.

The Odd Fellows Building

The Owosso Bank and Savings Building, circa 1895, is located at 123 N. Washington Street in Downtown Owosso. The building has served as a financial institution since its original construction. The second floor has served as offices and the third floor has served as a Masonic meeting space in the past.

The Owosso Bank and Savings Building, circa 1895, is located at 123 N. Washington Street in Downtown Owosso. The building has served as a financial institution since its original construction. The second floor has served as offices and the third floor has served as a Masonic meeting space in the past.

Owosso Bank and Savings

The Millwood Apartments located at 36 E Milwaukee Avenue in the Milwaukee Junction Neighborhood within the City of Detroit was constructed as an apartment building in 1904.

The Millwood Apartments located at 36 E Milwaukee Avenue in the Milwaukee Junction Neighborhood within the City of Detroit was constructed as an apartment building in 1904.

The Millwood Apartments

The Peabody Building located at 400 S Superior Street was constructed in 1852 in Downtown Albion.

The Peabody Building located at 400 S Superior Street was constructed in 1852 in Downtown Albion.

Peabody Lofts and Foundry Bakery

The Vermeulen Building located at 116-120 E Superior Street in Downtown Alma was constructed in 1890 as the Alma State Bank rehabilitated in 2024.

The Vermeulen Building located at 116-120 E Superior Street in Downtown Alma was constructed in 1890 as the Alma State Bank rehabilitated in 2024.

The Vermeulen Building

Recognized as the first Hudson’s Store in Michigan, the building located at 340 W Main Street in Downtown Ionia was constructed in 1890. Preservation Forward served as the historic preservation specialist on this historic redevelopment in Ionia.

Recognized as the first Hudson’s Store in Michigan, the building located at 340 W Main Street in Downtown Ionia was constructed in 1890. Preservation Forward served as the historic preservation specialist on this historic redevelopment in Ionia.

Community Workshop in the City of Oxford in February 2025. An exciting project in the City of Oxford where Preservation Forward is currently serving as the historic preservation specialist to create the first ever historic preservation plan for the City of Oxford home of Miami University.

Community Workshop in the City of Oxford in February 2025. An exciting project in the City of Oxford where Preservation Forward is currently serving as the historic preservation specialist to create the first ever historic preservation plan for the City of Oxford home of Miami University.

John L. Fead & Sons Knitting Mill, Port Huron, Michigan. Preservation Forward is serving as the Historic Preservation Specialist for the redevelopment of this exciting historic rehab project in the City of Port Huron.

John L. Fead & Sons Knitting Mill, Port Huron, Michigan. Preservation Forward is serving as the Historic Preservation Specialist for the redevelopment of this exciting historic rehab project in the City of Port Huron.

Fead Knitting Mill Factory

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