BAHA News
Tickets for a BAHA fundraiser!
You have probably already seen that BAHA is hosting an estate sale at a very unique Maybeck house. This will take place on Saturday August
BAHA News
Anna Head School Campus: Status Update
We have received member inquiries about the current status of the Anna Head School redevelopment proposal released earlier this year. As a result, we would
BAHA Research Tools
Now available! The Homeowner Handbook: How to Research the History of a House in Berkeley
Prof. Margaretta Lovell, Professor of Art History, University of California, Berkeley and Jay D. McEvoy Professor of American Art History, has written an amazing guidebook
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Historic Elmwood District voted down by Landmarks Preservation Commission
(This blog was supposed to be sent out towards the end of June but the LPC did not post the minutes for the June 4th
BAHA Awards
CALL FOR NOMINATIONS FOR 2027 BAHA PRESERVATION AWARDS!
Any project located within Berkeley and substantially completed between January 1, 2024, and December 31, 2026 is eligible for a 2027 award. Projects nominated need
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More Berkeley Landmarked Buildings May Be Destroyed!
On April 26, 2017, Berkeley landmarked the A.H. and Julia Broad House and Broad apartment building (Landmark #326). The architect was Alphonso Herman Broad. The
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Meet the President!
Hi everyone, As part of a blog series, there will be a few board members who will introduce themselves to our members. I thought I
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Welcome to the Blog!
Welcome to the new Berkeley Architectural Heritage Association website, and if you have signed up, thanks so much for doing that! The Board is very
BAHA News
Usually every Fall or every Spring, BAHA will host its annual house tour.
These are always very popular and we usually have hundreds of people touring beautiful Berkeley houses, visiting with BAHA board members, and/or buying BAHA books/brochures.
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Did you know that the McCreary house was once the scene of festive parties?
An article from 1909 stated: “The beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McCreary, on Durant avenue, was the scene Thursday evening of a