On April 12, 2026, CoMo Preservation and The District officially launched the CoMo Brick & Mortar Project…

CoMo Preservation is part of Save the Katy Station, an apolitical alliance of Columbians from all walks of life, united by a love of Katy Station. Katy Station is a beloved and irreplaceable Columbia architectural and historical treasure.

All of us at CoMo Preservation are fascinated with the story of the M.K.T. Depot, also known as Katy Station, and its connections to Columbia’s history.

We are so grateful to Marie Taylor, owner of True North Preservation, for sharing her knowledge on June 12 during a Historic Window Preservation Presentation and during the June 13 Hands-on Workshop and to the Veterans United Foundation for their generous support of Como Preservation! 

CoMo Preservation appreciates all the local artists who entered their work into the ART-chitecture Contest

On January 20th, 2026, CoMo Preservation was honored to co-sponsor an event at the Second Missionary Baptist Church on Broadway, a historic building with a historic congregation – one which continues to contribute so much to our town and its history. 

Thank you to all the volunteers who participated in the Historic Cemetery Cleanup at the Antioch  Church Cemetery in John Alspaugh Park on June 6, 2026.

We were so impressed by the gorgeous wood floors, grand staircase, and trim work that are being retained and all the efforts to make this historic building a welcoming home again.

We want to thank the volunteers who participated in the Historic Cemetery Cleanup at the Hinkson Creek Baptist Church Cemetery in John Alspaugh Park on May 2, 2026.

Don’t forget about CoMo Preservation’s next historic cemetery cleanup event on June 6, 2026.

Read more for the recap of Cake & Cocktails 2026…