The conversion of Lisbon Falls High School into housing for the elderly and upgrades of commercial office space at the Bath Customs House are among projects awarded 2013 Maine Preservation Honor Awards.
The awards “recognize owners, developers, professionals and leaders responsible for transformative historic preservation efforts throughout the state, particularly those that serve as catalysts for economic development, downtown revitalization and community enhancement.”
The Honor Awards ceremony was held Nov. 14 at the Portland Country Club in Falmouth.
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