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The carriage house will be restored for use as a visitors center, gift shop and offices.

The Grade II listed Newbridge Memorial Hall, known as the 'Memo', will be restored for use by the community with the Heritage Lottery Funding award.

It has been restored for use as a tourist camp for Etosha National Park.

The famous beatnik was living in Orlando when he rose to fame with the publication of On The Road, and his idyllic blue cottage has been restored for use by emerging writers.

Several casinos have new owners spending millions to upgrade, a bar district is starting to blossom and an old post office is being restored for use as a museum focused on mafia history, complete with interactive wiretapping exhibits.

In the mid-1980s, it was restored for use in "Ironweed," a film starring Jack Nicholson and Meryl Streep that was based on the novel by William Kennedy; the filmmakers called it the Miss Albany Diner, taking the name from a onetime chain of local diners.

One project built since the new ordinance went into effect involves a 100-foot-by-200-foot parcel in the Broadway historic district where a 140-year-old colonial-style house had been restored for use as law offices and an apartment.

The Khawasspuras (northern courtyards) are currently being restored for use as a new visitor center.

The original "Flaming A" logo of the Atlanta Flames has been restored for use as a patch denoting the team's alternate captains.

This is not the first demolished stadium site to be restored for baseball use by a city's residents, although it not common.

A seawater pool built to commemorate Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee could be restored for public use, according to St Helier officials.