8th Annual House & Garden Tours Saturday, June 12th, 2010 10 am - 3 pm CLICK HERE for more information! |
SPI Presents: Dreamland Theatre at Winter Street Center in Bath Doors open at 6:00, film begins at 7:00 pm. Date Change for March due to other events at Winter Street Center March 16 Tuesday @ 7:00: The
Quiet Man Waking Ned Devine We have chairs, but are encouraging you to bring a beach chair if you prefer that to an upright one. Label it and you can leave it for the winter in the Sanctuary! And if you are so inclined, bring a picnic supper! Soft Drinks, Popcorn are available @ $1.00 each We are asking for a $5.00 per person donation to help defray the cost of the heat, and we are asking for suggestions for films. Think about films that cry out for a screen larger than what you have at home, and might be fun to watch with a room full of friends and neighbors. The license to show films is pretty specific. We cannot advertize the film titles, but word of mouth, e-mail, etc. is just fine, so please, spread the word! The titles will be posted here so check back soon. And if you have film suggestions, e-mail them to: innkeeper@innatbath.com |
| Bath's Walking Tour is now available as PODCASTS! You can download them from I-Tunes or you can visit Bath and borrow a podcast at the Train Station Information Center, Now You're Cooking, or at the following B & B's: Inn at Bath, Benjamin Packard House, Pryor House B & B, Galen Moses House . There are 3 different tours that work in conjunction with our Map and Guide: Architectural Tours - Self-Guided Walking and Driving Tours of the City of Bath To download, go to I-tunes and search: Bath, Maine Architectural Tour or visit the City of Bath's Website and click on the 'Walking Tour' link on the left of the page. |
SAGADAHOC PRESERVATION, INC. (SPI)
A nonprofit corporation dedicated to
the preservation of buildings possessing architectural or historic merit.
SPI's
present and future mission is to preserve and maintain the Bath area's
(Bath, Maine, USA) fine architectural heritage through the creation of
a historic district commission, the promotion of stewardship, and the
use of protective covenants. One of SPI's goals is to continue educational
programs on architectural heritage in Bath's schools and to provide an
architectural awareness to all.
SPI was founded in 1971, first, to save the
Winter Street Church, long overlooking Bath's City Park, from scheduled
demolition and, second, to support the preservation of Bath's distinctive
architectural legacy increasingly threatened by loss.
Since its formation SPI has been instrumental
in preserving the "Chocolate Church", a fine Gothic Revival
structure now housing the Center for the Arts, and has been a major player
in the 19th century restoration of the downtown business district. SPI
has completed an architectural survey of all buildings built in Bath before
1920. Two federally designated National Register Historic Districts as
well as a city historic district exists in Bath due directly to the efforts
of SPI.
Since SPI receives little or no public funding
and is dependent upon gifts and memberships to accomplish its objectives,
please consider supporting our organization by becoming a member.
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