2006 Historic Kenwood Neighborhood Association Board
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Links to Stories About Historic Kenwood
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- Plan would aid home buyers, St.
Petersburg Times. Copyright Times Publishing Company, May 8,
1991. Explains how the city became involved in financing renovation of homes in
Historic Kenwood, a step that marked the rebirth of the community.
- Historic Kenwood to flap in the wind, St.
Petersburg Times. Copyright Times Publishing Company, Dec. 1,
1996. The story behind the creation of the first Historic Kenwood flags seen
flying from porches around the neighborhood. The flags now cost $25.00 & are
made by a local company, but they are every bit as popular now as they were when
thay debuted in 1996.
- One-way ticket to retro renewal, St. Petersburg
Times. Copyright Times Publishing Company, Jan. 25, 2004.
A story about developments along First Avenue North, west of downtown.
- Committee to submit feedback on fences, St. Petersburg
Times. Copyright Times Publishing Company, Feb. 1, 2004.
The second part of the article mentions planning for Founder's Day and
includes the URL for this web site.
- Check out your neighborhood on My Neighborhood web link,
St. Petersburg Times. Copyright Times Publishing Company,
June 7, 2004. Introduces Pinellas County's new neighborhood link website.
- Business owners make a pitch for bricks on Central.
St. Petersburg Times. Copyright Times Publishing
Company, Nov. 10, 2004. Discusses Grand Central's wish to repave part of its
streets with brick to provide a distinctive stamp to the neighborhood.
- Craftsman House Restaurant Review. St. Petersburg Times. St.
Petersburg Times. Copyright Times Publishing Company, August 3,
2006. A restored 1918 bungalow in St. Petersburg houses a gallery, pottery studio and
cafe, with feasts for the eyes as well as the palate.
- Cottage
crowd seeks out some expert advice. St. Petersburg Times.
Copyright Times Publishing Company, August 18, 2006. Seminole Heights residents turned
green with envy recently when a national homes magazine honored St. Petersburg's Historic
Kenwood neighborhood. But they weren't above asking for advice.
- Cottage
Living Names Historic Kenwood a 2006 Top Ten Cottage Neighborhood. What makes
a great neighborhood? For us it's cottage charm, civic pride, and a close-knit feeling.
Here's our pick of places we'd like to call home.
- Feature in House
in Progress Web site April 6, 2007. Highlights the author's trip to
Historic Kenwood and shows pictures of several period homes. Leave a comment when you
visit the site.
Other Neighborhood Association Websites in St. Petersburg
Links to other St. Petersburg neighborhood association websites are embedded in their logos.
The Grand Central District, which immediately bounds Historic Kenwood, is a primary business partner. Its location is given in the map accompanying the story on the pedestrian corridor being built to connect the two neighborhoods. See Main Street.
Old Northeast, located between 4th Street and the bayfront, and from 5th Avenue North to 22nd Avenue North, is, along with Historic Kenwood, one of only four neighborhoods in St. Petersburg that have attained a listing on the National Register of Historic Places.
 The Jungle Terrace Civic Association, whose neighborhood lies between 22nd Ave. North and 40th Ave. North, and 66th Street west to Boca Ciega Bay.
 Head south on 4th Street and turn east at 22nd Avenue South. Just past the Chattaway lies Old Southeast nestled up to the bay at Lassing Park, the starting point for the annual home tour.
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