Mary Platter-Rieger
Preservation on the Point

Mary Platter-Rieger has single-handedly done more to preserve historic resources on Point Loma than a civilian can count. Using Environmental Funds from the former Naval Submarine Base in San Diego, Mary restored a 1915 Coast Artillery Searchlight at Battery White, a 1917 street light on Rosecrans Street, and she hired Milford Wayne Donaldson, FAIA, to develop structural preservation reports for the 1898 Battery Wilkeson and the 1908 Army Post Exchange. She funded and managed the restoration of the staircase at the 115th Company Coast Artillery Barracks and supervised the installation of 25 historic signs throughout the Fort Rosecrans Historic District. Through her innovation, knowledge of the system, and dogged dedication to history, Mary has saved dozens of threatened buildings in the Fort Rosecrans Historic District over the past 25 years.

PAST PEOPLE IN PRESERVATION AWARD WINNERS

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2015 | 2014 | 2013 | 2012 | 2011

2010 | 2009 | 2008 | 2007 | 2006

2005 | 2004

2003

• Lifetime Achievement
• Developer of the Year
• Preservation.com Award
• Preservationist of the Year Award
• Home Restoration Award
• Banking on History Award
• Town Crier Award
• Preservation Salute Award
• Preservation UpLifting Award
• Preservation on the Point Award
• Trailblazer Award
• Embedded Reporter Award

2002 | 2001

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