About HPRAThe Historic Prattville Redevelopment Authority is a municipal board with governing authority. Created in 1988 by an act of the Alabama State Legislature, its mission is the revitalization of the Daniel Pratt Historic District. HPRA projects have included development of Heritage Park, another of Prattville’s little gems in the downtown area, the addition of planters throughout the downtown area for seasonal flowers and placement of historical markers in the district.
Most recently, HPRA purchased the Daniel Pratt Cotton Gin Factory and is working diligently to preserve and envision re-adaptive uses for the historic landmark. |
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HPRA in the News
Prattville's Gin Shop Project a $20 million Investment
Montgomery Advertiser - 2/5/16
Pratt Cotton Gin Mill, LLC, a subsidiary of LEDIC CQ Realty Co. has entered into an agreement with the Historic Prattville Redevelopment Authority to buy the historic mill buildings, which have their roots in Daniel Pratt’s industrial empire...Read More.
Montgomery Advertiser - 2/5/16
Pratt Cotton Gin Mill, LLC, a subsidiary of LEDIC CQ Realty Co. has entered into an agreement with the Historic Prattville Redevelopment Authority to buy the historic mill buildings, which have their roots in Daniel Pratt’s industrial empire...Read More.
Prattville Seeks to Save Industrial History
Washington Times
When Prattville Mayor Bill Gillespie Jr. was informed Aug. 8 that one of the Continental Eagle buildings was on fire, nightmare scenarios played through his head...Read More.
Washington Times
When Prattville Mayor Bill Gillespie Jr. was informed Aug. 8 that one of the Continental Eagle buildings was on fire, nightmare scenarios played through his head...Read More.
Daniel Pratt Cotton Gin Factory Produces New Dreams
The Alabama Trustee
Prattville’s iconic landmark building, the Daniel Pratt Cotton Gin Factory, has a new lease on life and is a dream-in-themaking for local preservationists. Built in 1848 to house early Alabama industrialist Daniel Pratt, the historic complex housed plants for manufacturing cotton gins, spinning cotton, milling sashes and doors and casting metal products. Read more.
The Alabama Trustee
Prattville’s iconic landmark building, the Daniel Pratt Cotton Gin Factory, has a new lease on life and is a dream-in-themaking for local preservationists. Built in 1848 to house early Alabama industrialist Daniel Pratt, the historic complex housed plants for manufacturing cotton gins, spinning cotton, milling sashes and doors and casting metal products. Read more.
Prattville's Old Cotton Gin Plant Auctioned for $1.7Million
World Now
A large crowd gathered on the steps of the Autauga County Courthouse Monday afternoon as part of an auction held for one of Prattville's oldest and most historic structures, the old cotton gin plant on the banks of Autauga Creek...Read More.
World Now
A large crowd gathered on the steps of the Autauga County Courthouse Monday afternoon as part of an auction held for one of Prattville's oldest and most historic structures, the old cotton gin plant on the banks of Autauga Creek...Read More.
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Historic Prattville Redevelopment Authority
Att: Joel Duke, City Planner City Hall Annex 102 West Main Street Prattville, Alabama 36067 (334) 595-0500 hpra@prattvilleal.gov |
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