A Timeline of the Gustav Stickley House
December 2022 – New York Governor Hochul Announces $24.3 Million for Recreation and Historic Preservation Projects Through Round XII of Regional Economic Development Council Initiative. The Gustav Stickley House received $750,000 through the Environmental Protection Fund towards the Interior Restoration Project. During the announcement, the Governor said “Communities across our…Read More
Onondaga County has awarded the Gustav Stickley House Phase II Restoration project $250,000 towards the restoration of the interior. This support from local government is such a strong acknowledgment of the importance of this project, Gustav Stickley and the legacy his work in the American … Continue reading
November 2020 – Gustav Stickley House restoration project has been awarded $500,000 from the Save America’s Treasures Grant program through the National Park Service. The project was one of only 42 awarded this year and the highest awardee in New York State. To see the full announcement click HERE.
The Gustav Stickley House Foundation Announces a Capital Campaign to Complete the Restoration of the Gustav Stickley House in Syracuse, NY. Joanie Mahoney & Thom Filicia Named Co-Chairs of Campaign. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – David Rudd, President of The Gustav Stickley House Foundation (GSHF) Board of Directors…Read More
The William G. Pomeroy Foundation awarded the GSHF a grant to fund an exterior plaque recognizing the Stickley House’s listing on the National Register of Historic Places.
Joint Proclamation made by Onondaga County Executive J. Ryan McMahon II and Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh naming March 9, 2019 as Stickley Legacy Day.
The Greater Syracuse Land Bank has taken ownership of the Gustav Stickley House during Phase II Restoration. The University Neighborhood Association (UNPA) passed ownership of the property following the conclusion of Phase I Restoration. UNPA had held the property in trust, having accepted the building’s ownership from L & JG…Read More
The Gustav Stickley House Project is the 2018 recipient of The Harley J. McKee Award given for excellence in the promotion and application of appropriate preservation technology and fine craftsmanship.
Phase One Restoration comes to a close. On June 28, 2018 the Gustav Stickley House Foundation and University Neighborhood Preservation Association hosted a celebration at the Columbus Avenue home marking the end of this phase. The occasion brought together numerous dignitaries as well as local organizations and community members for…Read More
The Gustav Stickley House restoration project was awarded a $10,800 grant through the Preserve NY Grant Program of the Preservation League of NYS. The Grant was awarded to the University Neighborhood Preservation Association who is leading Phase One Restoration. The funding will be dedicated to the work of the Historic…Read More