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Historical downtown Mahomet ,Illinois in the late 1800’s and today

Community Engagement Learning Grant: Department of Family and Consumer Sciences Interior and Environmental Design Downtown Mahomet Revitalization Fall 2011-Mahomet, Illinois Wendy VanderNoordaa. Historical downtown Mahomet ,Illinois in the late 1800’s and today. Preparation for the site visit.

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Historical downtown Mahomet ,Illinois in the late 1800’s and today

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  1. Community Engagement Learning Grant: Department of Family and Consumer Sciences Interior and Environmental DesignDowntown Mahomet RevitalizationFall 2011-Mahomet, IllinoisWendy VanderNoordaa

  2. Historical downtown Mahomet ,Illinois in the late 1800’s and today

  3. Preparation for the site visit

  4. Architectural Survey

  5. Welcome by Mayor Braunig and team

  6. Site visit

  7. Assigned Buildings

  8. Presentation Boards

  9. Presentation Boards

  10. Presentation Boards

  11. Presentation Boards

  12. Presentation Boards

  13. Presentation Boards

  14. Results: • Eight Mahomet Village officials traveled to ISU for the final presentations. • The Mahomet team was very impressed by the students work. The officials noted the student’s passion for their field and toward making Mahomet a more inspirational town. • Our story was featured in two additions of the area newspaper. • Student feedback was very positive, they enjoyed being part of a community effort. They also enjoyed learning more about historical restoration as well as designing for economic growth and community development. • With the grant money we were able to give our guest lecturer a small stipend to pay for his traveling expenses. We also had a small reception for the Mahomet officials with cookies and punch.

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