I hope you and your families are safe and well. This has obviously been and is going to continue to be for a while an interesting moment in our history as a world, as a community, and as an organization. Please know the work you care so much about will continue.
There are great preservation projects happening right now. If you feel like getting out of the house, please drive by HCF’s current projects. They are included in our latest newsletter.
The offices of Historic Columbus are closed for now, but your staff is working in and out of the office and is available to you. If you have any questions or concerns, please email us.
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Welcome to
HISTORIC COLUMBUS
UPCOMING EVENTS
JUNE
BOX CITY BEST BUILDING CONTEST
Fun for all ages. Enter to win a Key to the City and an Icey Girl Giftcard!
Enter by June 28th!
24/SEPTEMBER
A sporting clay tournament at Auburn Oaks.
ABOUT HISTORIC COLUMBUS
Founded in June 1966, the Historic Columbus Foundation (HCF) is a nonprofit, tax-exempt organization. Its mission is to promote historic preservation, heritage education, and heritage tourism in Columbus, the seat of Muscogee County. HCF has an active board of directors and an advisory board of trustees, a growing membership of more than 1,500, and a full-time professional staff. It is an advocate for preservation through representation on numerous boards, such as the city's Uptown Facade Board; Historic Chattahoochee Commission; Uptown Columbus, Incorporated; Board of Historic and Architectural Review; "Ma" Rainey House board; Historic Linwood Foundation; Port Columbus; Greater Columbus Chamber of Commerce; Columbus Archives and History Center; and Columbus Housing Initiative. HCF is a local partner in a coalition with the National Trust for Historic Preservation and the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation.
Over $5 Million in historic tax credits were produced by Historic Columbus for property owners in 2012 alone.
Make a donation to help support Historic Columbus today!
Funding has been provided by Georgia Humanities and the National Endowment for the Humanities as part of the CARES Act economic stabilization plan of 2020. For more information, please visit www.GeorgiaHumanities.org.
