The real secret to historic preservation is to continue to use the historic resource through generations.  Case in point, look to the Odd Fellows Building/Grand Theater in downtown Salem. Guests Joe & Cindy Meduri recently purchased this building from restorers Carole Smith and Eric Kittleson, and they share with us their plans to keep this treasured gem viable--and vibrant!

The real secret to historic preservation is to continue to use the historic resource through generations. Case in point, look to the Odd Fellows Building/Grand Theater in downtown Salem. Guests Joe & Cindy Meduri recently purchased this building from restorers Carole Smith and Eric Kittleson, and they share with us their plans to keep this treasured gem viable--and vibrant!

The real secret to historic preservation is to continue to use the historic resource through generations.&nbsp; Case in point, look to the Odd Fellows Building/Grand Theater in downtown Salem. Guests Joe &amp; Cindy Meduri recently purchased this building from restorers Carole Smith and Eric Kittleson, and they share with us their plans to keep this treasured gem viable--and vibrant!

October 15, 2015 Living in History

Deb Meaghers and Kimberli Fitzgerald share their passions for mid-Willamette Valley history and engage listeners in the value of preserving and blending our rich historic legacy into our contemporary lives. Interviews with area historians, authors, historic homeowners, neighbors in our historic districts, curators of local museums, and commercial building owners and renovators offer insight into why preserving, living and working in our historic resources are so integral to our sense of community. We also include information for historic property owners on various programs available to help them preserve these resources for future generations to enjoy.

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October 15, 2015 Living in History

October 15, 2015 Living in History