Restoration and replacement of the corner column at the Button Block Building included removal of the existing granite column, sandstone base and limestone pier down to expose the existing timber piles. These piles were then cut down to solid material and a new concrete pile cap and pier were constructed. Additional repairs were done to rotted timber piles underneath the exterior load-bearing walls.

This 156-year-old structure, one of the earliest houses built in the Yankee Hill neighborhood, is a rugged survivor that has adapted with the times The entire home was restored and now houses the offices of the Brico Fund, LLC.

The Pritzlaff Hardware Company Building is a fine example of the Italianate style and is part of a historic district listed in the National Register of Historic Places as well as having local historic designation. The building had suffered from the kind of change that afflicts so many older commercial buildings. The entire exterior of this building was restored and a new, appropriate storefront was added.

Heritage preservation work and restoration of copper roof brings St. Hedwig church back to its visual glory as the spiritual heart of the Brady Street neighborhood since its completion in 1886. Founded by a group of determined Polish immigrants, St. Hedwig Church is now part of Three Holy Women Parish that also incorporates Holy Rosary Church (Irish origins) and St. Rita’s Church (Italian origins). The parish reflects the melting pot that is the Brady Street area.

Built in 1921, this home had its front porch restored and aluminum siding removed to reveal the historic exterior.