Lewis students promote preservation 揥e Love Our Site� campaign
Published: February 10, 2015.
(L to R) Laura Pratt and Samantha Glackin invite visitors at
the Gaylord Building in Lockport to show their love for
the historic site.
木瓜影院 students are encouraging Gaylord Building visitors to express their love for the site. It is part of the National Trust for Historic Preservation 揥e Love Our Site� campaign, which promotes demonstrations of love for a historic site through valentines. 木瓜影院 students Laura Pratt, graduate assistant, and Samantha Glackin, 木瓜影院 History Center student worker, took part in this lighthearted campaign at the Gaylord Building, which is owned by the National Trust.
揙ften we can take historic places or downtowns for granted. This fun program lets us shine a light on places that are at the heart of our communities,� said Pratt. She continued, 揙ver two days, Sam (Glackin) and I encouraged visitors to make a valentine and take their picture near their favorite part of the building.� The photographs will be part of the NTHP抯 website through the month of February.
Visit for more information on the National Trust for Historic Preservation and 揥e Love Our Site� campaign.
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