The Shelby Historic Preservation Commission was asked to compile a report of the historical significance of 11/13 Broadway, known to many as the Hicks and Martin auto parts store. This is not a complete history, rather a survey of the changes to the building over time to determine whether it would qualify for the National Read More...
Shelby Pure Milk Barn The Shelby Pure Milk barn on Whitney Avenue is the newest historic property to be added to the Shelby Locally Designated Historic Landmark list. Read more about the history of the barn here: The Old Barn
Christina Drain, chair, presented the Shelby Historic Preservation annual report to city council Feb. 7, 2022. The report had been previously been emailed to city council members on Jan. 28. Following is a recap provided at the meeting. The entire report can be read here: SHPC annual report 2021 Goals 2021– education and communication for Read More...
People often ask who the Shelby Historic Preservation Commission is and what do we do. Our Mission Statement - The Shelby Historic Preservation Commission exists to preserve the city’s distinctive character and heritage through education and guidance of appropriate rehabilitation and restoration of existing historic properties and through assistance in designating and registering potential Read More...
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Notice to Shelby Natural Gas Aggregation Customers – The Columbia Gas Transmission pipeline (TCO) that is used to deliver natural gas to many communities in the State of Ohio has been approved by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to increase the cost to store and transport the natural gas in their transmission system. Read More...
