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Yellow Victorian on Ball St. in Galveston, Texas.
featured on diy network’s “restoring Galveston” TV show
Source was asked to perform an exterior paint analysis on this Victorian home located in Galveston, and made a cameo appearance on season 2, episode 5 of the DIY Network’s show “Restoring Galveston” with Michael and Ashley Cordray of Save the 1900 Realty.
Restoring decorative finishes at First Presbyterian Church in Galveston, Texas.
Preservation Texas
master craftsman award 2013
This award recognizes individuals in Texas who have continued to use a particular traditional technique or method in construction to achieve authenticity in the restoration of historic resources. The technique must be considered artistic as well as rare.
Avenue R Gracey House in Galveston, Texas.
Sally B. Wallace historic preservation honor award 2010 & 2012
The Sally B. Wallace Preservation Award Honor Roll recognizes outstanding projects and craftspeople involving the preservation, restoration, and enhancement of Galveston County’s historic buildings and neighborhoods. The annual award ceremony is named after the late Sally B. Wallace, one of the driving forces behind Galveston Island’s preservation movement and a pivotal figure in saving the antebellum Ashton Villa from demolition.
Sengelmann Hall Schulenburg, Texas 1894
honor award, the national trust for historic preservation 2010
The National Trust for Historic Preservation is a privately funded non profit organization that works to save America’s historic places. National Preservation Awards are bestowed on distinguished individuals, nonprofit organizations, public agencies and corporations whose skill and determination have given new meaning to their communities through preservation of our architectural and cultural heritage.
Interior of Bishop’s Palace in Galveston, Texas.
feature article about jhonny’s conservation & restoration work
“Such attention to detail has proved invaluable to the Galveston Historical Foundation, which has employed Langer at Bishop's Palace and other projects, said Executive Director Dwayne Jones. "He is good at educating us in the work of preservation. Sometimes we find our textbook expectation isn't really quite the way it was."
mention in Texas historical foundation publication “courthouse cornerstone” publication
Source has participated in the Texas Historical Commission’s Courthouse Preservation Program by performing interior and exterior paint and finish analysis on multiple courthouses across the state of Texas. Click the link below to view the Courthouse Cornerstone publication that Source is mentioned in for our participation in this program.