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York-Cottage Hill Architectural Report Aligns With Historical Semicentennial
A special presentation is planned for next month.

Elmhurst residents and representatives are gathering next month to honor five-decades-old legislation that ties into the city's history and conservation goals.
This year marks the semicentennial of the Historic Preservation Act of 1966. In its honor, city officials are welcoming consultant Lara Ramsey on Wednesday, Oct. 12, to present the Elmhurst Historic Preservation Commission's recently completed report.
The analysis centers on the York-Cottage Hill section of the city, according to a community update.
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"A representative from Landmarks Illinois and the Illinois Historic Preservation Agency will discuss the benefits of landmark designation and tax incentives for landmarked homes," the update said.
The 7 to 8 p.m. event is free and all are welcome to attend. RSVP on the Elmhurst History Museum website in the adult programs section.
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