Abstract	The publication presents methods to revitalize the Lexington commercial district through the preservation of architecturally and historically significant structures. The specific structures discussed are the Keiza Barton Residence, Giron's Confectionary, Fayette National Bank, Fayette Security Vault and Trust Company, and the Strand Theatre.
Contributor	Alcorn, Mike
	Dripps, Nona
	Curth, Dale
	Dehaven, Paul
	Eiche, Ed
	Lucas, Tim
	Tate, Harold
	Veazey, Scott
	Wyma, Cornelia
Owner	Lexington Public Library
Producer	Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government
	Lexington-Fayette County Historic Commission
Type of resource	text
Genre	government publication
Genre authority	marcgt
Place of publication	Lexington, KY
Date captured	2019-08-26
Language	eng
Width	12.36
Height	9.69
Subject topic	Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government Authority: Local
Subject topic	Urban Planning Authority: Local
Subject topic	Historic Buildings Authority: Local
Subject topic	Historic Houses Authority: Local
Subject topic	Historic Districts Authority: Local
Subject topic	Strand Theatre Authority: Local
Subject topic	Theaters Authority: Local
Subject topic	Keiza Barton Residence Authority: Local
Subject topic	Fayette Security Vault and Trust Company Authority: Local
Subject topic	Giron's Confectionary Authority: Local
Subject topic	Fayette National Bank Authority: Local
Subject geographic	State: Kentucky County: Fayette City: Lexington
Subject temporal	1970s
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