Napa County Landmarks

Preserving irreplaceable historic buildings and properties.

First National Bank

First National Bank

Napa County Landmarks has commissioned façade restoration work at the First National Bank building, located at 1026 First Street in downtown Napa. This beautiful Classical Revival style building, built in 1916 and owned by Napa County Landmarks, is undergoing this restoration work for long-term protection, which includes repointing, patching, filling, and repair of the glazing of the building’s magnificent terra cotta.

Please support us in this preservation effort by donating to our restoration fund.

 

 

Preservation Corner

Congressman Mike Thompson
Meets with NCL Representatives

Three members of our Napa County Landmarks (NCL) met with California Preservation Foundation (CPF) and Congressman Mike Thompson recently to discuss the crucial importance of federal tax credits for historic preservation.  The Historic Tax Credit Growth and Opportunity Act of 2021 (HTC-GO, HR 2294/S.2266), would make important changes to the Historic Tax Credit to encourage more building reuse and redevelopment across the country.  California passed the California Historic Tax Credit (SB 451-Atkins) in 2019 to encourage economic development of historic properties on the California Register of Historic Places. The goal of the meeting was to build support for the federal tax program (HTC GO) as an economic stimulus for communities – small and large in the post-COVID … [Read More...]

2021 Ten Most Threatened Treasures

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California Preservation Foundation

37th Annual
California Preservation Awards
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