Buildings on the northeastern corner of the intersection of St. Louis Avenue and Chestnut Street in downtown Seymour. This block is part of the Seymour Commercial Historic District, a historic district that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Do you own a historic property that needs work? Did you know that there are financial incentives that you may qualify for to help offset the costs of work on historic properties?
Join Ashley Thomas from the Indiana Department of Natural Resources for a Lunch & Learn Financial Incentives workshop from noon to 1 p.m. Thursday at The Copper Top at 100 St. Louis Ave. in downtown Seymour.
The program will share information about programs including state and federal grants and tax credits, and National Register of Historic Places guidelines and qualifications.
Seymour Main Street and the Seymour Museum Center are working together to bring this event to Seymour in support of contractors, building owners and downtown business owners who are bringing new life to many downtown buildings.
Lunch will be provided by Hiday Properties.
Reservations can be made by texting 812-569-1659.
Doors will open at 11:45 a.m.