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Story of the Day

Florida To Lose 1941 Shuffleboard Courts

Kissimmee, Florida, will destroy the courts as part of a $25 million park makeover.

Features

The Height of Sustainability

The owners of the Empire State Building are turning New York's legendary skyscraper into a model of energy efficiency.

Historic Preservation and Green Architecture: Friends or Foes?

They’re natural allies – and always have been.

Brick by Brick

Greening a Rhode Island fire station required a 3-D laser scan, reconstruction, and a whole lot of mortar.

Going Green Naturally

Join Preservation columnist Dwight Young, author of 'The Back Page,' as he discusses how trees cool, sustain, and enhance places that matter.

Blogs

Preservation Nation Blog

Weaving Asian, South and Southeast Asian, and Pacific Islander Histories into the Banner of Historic Preservation

For several years a coalition of advocates and organizations, including the National Trust, has been strategizing to protect pan-Asian history, heritage, and cultural traditions in America.

Oklahoma City: Bright and Booming in the Heartland

Join us in Oklahoma City in May for the National Main Streets Conference - there is no better way to view the transformation of the city and take in its charms than through the lens of Main Street.

Go With a Purpose Blog

As a young girl, I liked reading biographies about different people in history. But, the selection of biographies about women at our local library was limited to a handful of obvious female heroes,...

Preservation in the News

Historic Preservation Program May Be Axed - 03/10/10
Money for VDL Research House Roof, Chinatown Gates, Warner Grand Paint - 03/10/10
Portrait Gallery Recalls Neighborhood Progress - 03/10/10

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