Area landmarks receive Orchid Awards
Caroline Lobsinger Staff Writer | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 9 years, 12 months AGO
<p>Pictured from left, the Tanner-Nesbitt House, The Heartwood Center and the Sandpoint Depot. Those behind the preservation of each received Orchid Awards from Preservation Idaho for their efforts at the group’s 38th annual Orchid and Onion Awards held Saturday at 2014 honoree, the Sandpoint Business and Events Center. (Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER)</p>
SANDPOINT — With three local historic buildings earning honors at Saturday’s Orchid and Onion Awards ceremony, it was very much Sandpoint’s party.
With more than 150 people attending the awards ceremony, Preservation Idaho said its the largest attendance the annual awards ceremony has ever garnered.
“And while a few of us southerners may have come up here to help you celebrate, this is really your party and we appreciate you letting us crash,” said Preservation Idaho’s Dan Everhart.
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