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Greene County historic-sites board outlines criteria, launches oral-histories push and March exhibit
Summary
A representative of the Greene County Historic Sites Board told the county commission the volunteer board oversees a register of 83 sites, described designation criteria and the nomination process, announced an oral-histories initiative and a March 8 courthouse exhibit, and answered questions about recordkeeping and timelines.
A member of the Greene County Historic Sites Board updated county leaders on the board’s work, saying the volunteer advisory panel maintains a register of 83 sites and oversees nominations, public education and preservation efforts.
The presenter said the board, established in 1979 with its mission updated in 1989, has 12 members appointed by the county commission and uses subcommittees and partnerships to research nominations. "We have 12 members who are appointed by the county commission," the presenter said, describing three-year terms and officer roles.
The board reviewed its designation criteria: properties are typically at least 50 years old, should retain historic character, and may be associated with significant events, people or distinctive construction. The presenter noted exceptions can be made—for example for historically significant cemeteries,…
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