Our Preservation Efforts
SADS is a member of the International Coalition of Art Deco Societies
(ICADS). We participate in projects supporting the preservation of
1920s-1940s buildings in Sacramento and surrounding areas. SADS presents
awards to deserving persons and agencies.
SADS Preservation Awards
2009
John Wurster (owner), Ken Fahn and Mark Cordano
(developers) - for preserving the historic Gladding McBean Art Deco clay
tiles and terra cotta columns of the historic 1929 Firestone Building
at 16th and L Streets, Sacramento, CA
2003
The City of Roseville for preservation of Art Deco on Vernon
Street.
Location: Roseville Theater
(1926) 241 Vernon St. and Tower Theater (1941) 417 Vernon Street,
Roseville, CA
2002
Nick Langdon
for keeping alive and preserving silent and early movies.
http://www.decofilms.com/nicklangdon/nick.htm
2001
City of Sacramento and the Winn Park-Capitol Ave. Neighborhood Association and Steve Cohn - City Council Member, for the restoration of the Central Alarm Station System Building, which was constructed in 1937 under the WPA (Works Progress Administration) and incorporates the Streamline details typical of this era.
Location: Winn Park located between 27th & 28th & P & Q Streets, Sacramento, CA
CADA (Capital Area Development Authority)
for rehabilitating and relocating the Au-Corda apartment building
to 17th and N Streets, Sacramento, CA
2000
California Restaurant Association and Robert Finley
for the outstanding rehabilitation of the fabulous 1938 Art Deco/Moderne
style American Trust Building.
Historic building location: 10th and J Streets, Sacramento, CA
William J. Robbins and Monica Robbins
for the outstanding rehabilitation of the magnificent Art Deco Forum
Building
Historic building location: 1107 9th St, Sacramento, CA 95814
Doris Easley
for continuing professional efforts, unique talent, and dedication to
the restoration and preservation of vintage fashion and textiles.
Doris Easley Textile Restoration, 7213 Secret Garden Loop, Roseville, CA
1999
Towe Auto Museum*
and Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum for their dedication
to automotive legacy and heritage.
Location: 2200 Front St,
Sacramento, CA,
www.toweautomuseum.org
Location: 1500 S. Wayne St,
Auburn, IN,
www.acdmuseum.org
*now California Auto Museum
Ron Manwill
for his diligent efforts to save the Chico Senator Theatre from
defacement.
Location: 517 Main St,
Chico, CA
Architect: Timothy L.
Pflueger.
Opening date: April 21, 1927
The Ryde Hotel’s owners, Cathy Hartrich and Jan LeRoy, for
restoring the beautiful 1920s Ryde Hotel with sensitivity and
dramatic Art Deco flair.
Location: 14340 Highway
160, Walnut Grove, CA,
www.rydehotel.com
1998
Lana Paulhamas
for her dedication and efforts in saving the historic West Sacramento
Washington Fire Dept Firehouse from demolition and her continuing
commitment to preservation.
Historic building location: 317 3rd St Broderick, West Sacramento, CA
1993
Lee House
Location: 2131 17th Street,
Sacramento, CA
Builder: Lawrence & McCarthy
Manuel Arteche III
for renovation of the Maulcahay Building.
Location: Woodland, CA
Matias Bombal
for his preservation efforts at the Colonial Theatre.
Location: 3522 Stockton
Blvd, Sacramento, CA
Architect: Herbert E.
Goodpastor. Opening
date: June 7, 1940
Annette Deglow
for her preservation efforts to save the Deco district that includes the
Gym and Auditorium at Sacramento City College.
Location: 3835 Freeport
Blvd, Sacramento, CA
Richard LeVoie
for his involvement in the re-opening of the 1927 Sacramento Memorial
Auditorium.
Location:
1515 J St., Sacramento, CA, 95814