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Exciting News & A Call to Action for Napoleon!
We are thrilled to see a neighboring community moving forward with their plans to transform a former school —proof that projects like these can become reality with the right support.
Here in Napoleon, our vision for revitalizing the former school on Main Street into a vibrant community hub for arts, education, and athletics remains just as strong. With its rich history and the JLJ Auditorium—the only venue in our area with permanent seating—our building is an architectural gem worth preserving.
Now more than ever, we need your voice! Show your support by reaching out to our city officials, making a donation, or getting involved. Together, we can bring this vision to life.
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saluting our Latest collaborator
Sandvick Architects for Historic Preservation
Cultural Center of Henry County is pleased to be working with Sandvick Architects.
Sandvick Architects is respected as a leader in historic preservation architecture, with an emphasis on adaptive use and innovative code compliance strategies. The firm is distinctly recognized for its works in urban revitalization, including consistent success utilizing the historic tax credit process, and familiarity with the State Historic Preservation Offices in Ohio, Wisconsin, Michigan, Indiana, Pennsylvania, New York and Connecticut, in addition to the National Park Service.
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CCHC's events and programming is made possible in part by state tax dollars allocated by the Ohio Legislature to the Ohio Arts Council (OAC). The OAC is a state agency that funds and supports quality arts experiences to strengthen Ohio communities culturally, educationally, and economically.