PHC 2007 Preservation Awards
On Sunday, November 4, PHC hosted a reception honoring the 2007 Preservationists of the Year.
The recipients of the awards were:
Enalee and Roland Bounds were given the Senator James Clark, Jr. Award, in recognition of their contribution and leadership over the years to the preservation of Ellicott City and Howard County history and heritage.
Bill Miller, in recognition of his contribution and leadership in the preservation of the Woodlawn Slave Quarters.
Howard County Genealogical Society, in recognition of Doris Edwards for her contribution and leadership in the computerization of Howard County marriage licenses.
Howard County Genealogical Society, in recognition of Carolyn and Charles Denton for their contribution and leadership in the inventory of Howard County cemeteries headstone inscriptions.
Howard County Center of African American Culture, in recognition of Wylene Burch for her contribution in the preservation of African American history, heritage and culture.
The Columbia Association in recognition of Maggie Brown for her contribution and leadership in the preservation of the Woodlawn Slave Quarters.
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PHC's Grant Initiative
PHC is making grants available to organizations to help fund preservation projects.
To learn more and to apply for a grant, click here.
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Join Our Efforts
Our heritage is who we are, and our past informs our future. We invite you to join with us to help preserve Howard County's past for ourselves and our children. For our meeting schedule, click here.
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