Seville Preservation Project

06/28/2024

Check out todays story on the Seville Preservation Project from the Medina Gazette!

We had the great privilege of talking with Patrick Rhonemus from the Medina Gazette about the Seville Preservation Project. Check out his article, published today, in the Medina Gazette!

https://medina-gazette.com/news/395812/seville-preservation-project-aims-to-preserve-local-buildings-and-educate-others/

Image: Jonathan Hacker (Left) and Patrick Rhonemus (Right) in front of the most recent restoration project at 50 Center Street, Seville Ohio.

06/28/2024

We had the great privilege of talking with Patrick Rhonemus from the Medina Gazette about the Seville Preservation Project. Check out his article, published today, in the Medina Gazette!

https://medina-gazette.com/news/395812/seville-preservation-project-aims-to-preserve-local-buildings-and-educate-others/

Image: Jonathan Hacker (Left) and Patrick Rhonemus (Right) in front of the most recent restoration project at 50 Center Street, Seville Ohio.

06/24/2024

Have you ever wondered about the historic architecture of homes and buildings in and around Seville? The Seville Preservation Project has begun adding an architectural style section to our website!

This multipart identification guide will go through the major architectural styles found in Seville, outlining their key characteristics and what make them special for our historic community.

Check out Part 1: "19th Century Architecture," online now at; https://www.sevillepreservation.org/19th-century-architecture

06/04/2024

Exciting news for those who haven't been downtown recently, the street level storefront of the historic "Seville Times Office" has been completed! If you don't remember what it looked like before the current owners began the restoration work, here's a street view of the façade with the mid-20th-century Tudor-style alterations. These previous alterations not only covered the side entrance to the second floor but also removed the original large four-paned windows and recessed double door. These features have been beautifully reconstructed with the help of Trinity Land Development, Lodi Lumber, and J&J Glass.

Stay tuned for a sneak peak of the interior renovation, and what was found under the old wallpaper.

04/17/2024

Exciting News! Lodi Lumber, from Lodi Ohio, has delivered the millwork trim for the street level façade this morning. Work has begun to remove the plywood, that has been protecting the custom windows and doors of the recreated historic storefront, for this new trim to start being installed!

10/24/2023

New expanded history and scope of preservation for the Seville Times Building available on sevillepreservation.org!

The restoration of the Seville Times Publishing House sees the removal of Tudor style façade. Historical Overview The Seville Times Building (located at 50 Center Street) occupies a prominent spot in the North-East block of downtown Seville, sitting on the South bank of Hubbard Creek with two faça...

10/15/2023

The M. E. Frazier Building in downtown Seville got new windows!

25 Center St. Update The second story of the M. E. Frazier building is looking a lot brighter with the addition of new windows that reflect the original size and design of those used when the building was first completed. The replacement of these windows, with ones that are more historical sympathet...

10/15/2023

Exciting news, the Seville Preservation Project is online!

Check out our website at sevillepreservation.org to learn more about us, explore the Archive of the Seville Preservation Project, and take a look at our growing list of resources for property owners and preservation enthusiasts in and around Seville.

10/01/2023