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2004 Award Recipients
The 2004 Southampton Township Historic Preservation Awards were presented to recipients at the May 17th, 2005 Township Committee meeting. Photos
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 Chris Irick,
for the restoration of the dormers on his historic family home, the J.B. Irick House at 75 Mill Street.
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 Virginia Poinsett,
for the painting of her Greek Revival style home at 57 Pleasant Street in a period color-scheme.
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Roger and Ruth Kumpel,
for preserving their historic family farm on Pemberton Road through participation in the New Jersey Farmland Preservation Program.
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 Pinelands Preservation Alliance,
for their exemplary adaptive reuse and preservation of the Historic Bishop-Irick Farmstead on Pemberton Road
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2003 Award Recipients
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 Mark and Nancy Cozens,
for the painting and commitment to preserving their home the historic Francis Lee House, 52 Pleasant Street.
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 Greg and Joann Winch
for their painting and commitment to preserving their home, the historic
Dr. Carlisle Brown House, 143 Main Street.
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 Bernie Flato,
for the accurate restoration the front porch of his home at 45 Mill Street, Vincentown.
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Photos from the presentation of the 2003 Southampton Township Historic Preservation Awards at the March 16th, 2004 Township Committee meeting.
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2002 Award Recipients
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 Steve Lankenau, Lankenau Funeral Home, for exemplary adaptive reuse of the Butterworth-Haines Mansion, 57 Main Street and maintaining historic integrity of the property.
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 Southampton Township Business Association for their generous gift of a town clock commemorating the incorporation of
Southampton Township.
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Bruce Haines for participation in the New Jersey Farmland Preservation Program to preserve his historic family farm on North Main Street.
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View photos from the presentation 2002 Southampton Township Historic Preservation Awards at the February 18th, 2003 Township Committee meeting.
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2001 Award Recipients
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John and Iris Candiello for the historically sensitive reconstruction
of the rear wing on their residence at 38 Main Street.
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William and Karen Robbins for historically sensitive improvements to their residence at 139 Newbolds Corner Road, including restoration of an arch window, portico, and paint scheme.
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2000 Award Recipients
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Dorothy Best, Township Historian, for her on-going efforts in recording, preserving, and teaching the history of Vincentown and Southampton Township.
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Lester and Joan Hodgson for their use of replacement in-kind to match deteriorated details on the front porch on their property at 67 Main Street,
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John & Ruth Pickard for the sensitive addition
to their property at 63 Plum Street.
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Coles Roberts for preservation of his historic family farm, Jersey Jerry’s,
through participation in the New Jersey Farmland Preservation Program.
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Todd and Carol Pulley for the restoration of the front fascade and the rehabilitation of the interior of their property at 56 Main Street.
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Sterling Bank for opening a branch on Main Street and preserving the bank as a traditional cornerstone in Vincentown Village.
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