Historic Landmarks and Districts is a designation of the City of Urbana Historic Preservation Commission (HPC). Many of these landmarks are also listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The City of Urbana has 18 local historic landmarks and 3 local historic districts.[1]
The City of Urbana's Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) approves new historic districts and landmarks. The Historic Preservation Commission was established in 1998.[2]
The Bills House | 508 West Elm Street | 1889 | October 2008 | |||
Busey's HallPrincess Theater | 120 - 124 West Main Street | 1870Facade 1934 | Feb-2000 | |||
Ezekiel Boyden Home | 404 West Illinois Street | 1850 | Apr-2011 | |||
Colvin House | 604 West Pennsylvania Avenue | 1922 | June 2011 | |||
DeWolf Residence | 601 West Delaware Avenue | 1933 | May-2016 | |||
Freeman House | 504 West Elm Street | 1902 | Jun-2007 | |||
Gothic Revival Cottage | 108 North Webber Street | c 1850s | Feb-2000 | |||
Halberstadt House | 104 North Central Avenue | 1875 | Oct-2011 | |||
Hieronymus House | 702 West Pennsylvania Avenue | 1919 | May-2016 | |||
Lindley House | 312 West Green Street | 1895 | Feb-2000 | |||
Nathan Ricker House | 612 West Green Street | 1892 | Feb-2000 | June 21, 2000 | ||
Reed-Sutton House | 1207 South Busey Avenue | Jun-2013 | ||||
Richards-Latowsky House | 305 West High Street | 1911 | Sep-2008 | |||
Smith-Russell House | 801 West Indiana Avenue | 1920 | Jan-2013 | |||
Sutton House | 502 West Elm Street | 1889 | Jun-2007 | |||
Tiernan's Block/Masonic Temple | 115 West Main Street | 1871Facade 1914 | Feb-2000 | |||
Urbana-Lincoln Hotel | 209 South Broadway Avenue | 1924 | Dec-2010 | September 8, 2006 | ||
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority House | 1404 South Lincoln Ave (originally 808 W Vermont Avenue) | 1928 | Jan-2015 |