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Award Winning Projects

Isaiah Lee • March 14, 2023

Two great project, completely restored

We are humbled and honored to receive this award from your esteemed organization. The work that you do to preserve and restore our community's historic buildings and landmarks is truly admirable, and I am grateful to be recognized for my contributions.

I want to thank the entire Highland Restoration Association team for their hard work and dedication to preserving our community's history. Without your tireless efforts, our town would not be the vibrant and beautiful place that it is today.

we also want to express my gratitude to our family, friends, and investors for their unwavering support and encouragement. Your belief in us has inspired our team to work harder and achieve more.

Most importantly, we want to thank the people of our community who have entrusted me with the responsibility of preserving our town's historic landmarks. It is a privilege and an honor to be able to contribute to the preservation of our town's rich heritage, and we are grateful for the opportunity to make a positive impact in our community.

Thank you again for this recognition, and we look forward to continuing to work together to ensure that our community's history remains alive and well for generations to come.

The top picture is 527 - 521 Wichita Shreveport La. It was built in 1921 making it 102 years old now. It was one of the very first Apartments ever built in Shreveport and it was built for the wives of the husbands working at Barksdale Air Force Base.

The second picture is 601 Wilkinson Street Shreveport, Louisiana. This property was built in the early 40s and was originally built as a single family home. Somewhere down the line it was converted to a duplex as it stayed that way for quite a while. After purchasing it we converted it back to a single family home as it was originally designed. Is almost 4,000 ft with five bedrooms, three and a half baths, two living rooms and Office Space.

If you would like to learn how you can help our city a better place give a call.

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