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Woodland honors 2026 heritage home and preservation award winners Oct. 1

The City of Woodland Planning Commission will hold a free awards ceremony Thursday, October 1 at 6:30 PM in the City Council Chambers, with a reception to follow.

The short version
  1. The 2026 Heritage Home and Historic Preservation Awards ceremony is Thursday, October 1 at 6:30 PM in the City Council Chambers at 300 First Street. (Release)
  2. The ceremony is free and a reception follows. (Release)
  3. The city has recognized preservation and restoration efforts since 1982. (Release)
  4. The event comes before the annual Stroll Through History on Saturday, October 3. (Release)
What's happening

Woodland honors heritage home and preservation award winners

When
Thursday, October 1 at 6:30 PM
Where
City Council Chambers, 300 First Street
Cost
Free
Source
City of Woodland news release

The City of Woodland Planning Commission will host a ceremony for the 2026 Heritage Home and Historic Preservation Awards. The ceremony is free for all, with a reception to follow.

Woodland is known throughout California for its architecturally significant homes and districts. The city has been recognizing community members for preservation and restoration efforts since 1982.

The awardees

Buildings date from 1871 to 1930

Heritage Home Awards
110 College Street; 516 First Street; 530 Second Street; 620 Cleveland Street; 741 Third Street
Historic Preservation Award
Midtown Office Building, 327 College Street
Styles
Queen Anne, Spanish Revival and Victorian Stick
Source
City of Woodland news release

This year's Heritage Home Award recipients are the homes at 110 College Street, 516 First Street, 530 Second Street, 620 Cleveland Street and 741 Third Street. The Historic Preservation Award goes to the Midtown Office Building at 327 College Street.

With dates of construction ranging from 1871 to 1930, these buildings exemplify Woodland's rich and diverse architectural resources. This year's awardees reflect a variety of architectural styles, including Queen Anne, Spanish Revival and Victorian Stick style.

How to take part

Attend the ceremony or explore Woodland history

Ceremony
Thursday, October 1 at 6:30 PM, City Council Chambers, 300 First Street
Stroll Through History
Saturday, October 3; tour information at strollthroughthistory.com
Source
City of Woodland news release

The ceremony precedes the annual Stroll Through History event, which will be held on Saturday, October 3. Information about walking tours and open home tours is available at strollthroughthistory.com.

For more on Woodland's history, the city offers an "Explore the Historic District" walking tour and a "A Century of Growth: Historic Woodland Over the Years" StoryMap.

Read the original City of Woodland news release →

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