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Drinking in History: "Saving the John Cook House - How a Community Came Together to Preserve a Minneapolis Landmark"

Mon, Aug 17

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The Market at Malcolm Yards

Drinking in History: "Saving the John Cook House - How a Community Came Together to Preserve a Minneapolis Landmark"
Drinking in History: "Saving the John Cook House - How a Community Came Together to Preserve a Minneapolis Landmark"

Time & Location

Aug 17, 2026, 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM

The Market at Malcolm Yards, 501 30th Ave SE, Minneapolis, MN 55414

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This moderated panel discussion will explore the remarkable journey to save the historic Cook House from demolition. Through an engaging conversation with those at the center of the effort, attendees will hear firsthand about building community support, overcoming obstacles, and envisioning the future of this iconic property. Whether you're passionate about historic preservation, interested in community organizing, or simply curious about the story behind one of Minneapolis' historic homes, this event will offer insight into how ordinary people can come together to make an extraordinary impact. 


Amy Thomas is the Director of Real Estate at Rethos and serves as a Commissioner on the Minneapolis Heritage Preservation Commission (HPC). She works to advance the preservation and adaptive reuse of historic places through financing, partnerships, and community engagement. 

 

Elizabeth Richardson is the co-owner of Recovery Bike Shop and co-leader and general contractor for the restoration of the historic John Coo…


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