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Preservation Nomination  

WANTED: Preservation Award Nominations

The Sacramento Art Deco Society endeavors to bestow Preservation Awards to honor the preservation of buildings, art, and culture from the Art Deco era. This award may extend to people or buildings outside of Sacramento. It may reflect a mix of public and private buildings, as well as individuals who have preserved the art and culture of the era. Awards are given to individuals or businesses as well as to buildings. We also appreciate updates on any of our former award winners. We are always looking for nominees, so keep your eyes open throughout the year to make a nomination. Our preservation committee needs to know what is distinctive about your nominee. So include any and all information that you can find:  

  • Short biography or history, if it is a person or organization that you are nominating.  
  • History of a building: Who built it and when? Are there other works by this architect?  
  • Condition: Is a restoration in process or recently completed? Has the building been kept up or is it a neglected treasure?  
  • Give the owner or manager of the building and cite the architectural details.  
  • Send a photo if possible and label with information and address.  
  • Press Clips- Include any newspaper or magazine articles about your nominee. 
  • Short biography or history, if it is a person or organization that you are nominating.  

List your name so we can acknowledge your efforts and let you know immediately if your nominee wins!

Send to:
SADS, P.O. Box 162836, Sacramento CA, 95816

Nominations under current consideration:

Iceland Skating Rink, 1923, Del Paso Blvd., Varsity Theatre in Davis, Delta King, 1925 McClellan Art Deco district, Del Paso Blvd. for deco themed facades, Tower Theatre, Colonial Theatre, Crest Theatre, Esquire 2 Theatre, Deco theatre – Marysville, McClellan Aviation Museum, 1938 Harry Devine Irving Trust Bldg. (home of Assoc. of Restaurants) on 9th between K & J, Forum Bldg. built 1911 - modernized 1930s, 1107 9th St.