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Connecticut Inn Agrees To Restore 1780s House

The Grumman-St. John House will be restored.

Features

Greene & Greene and Green

When Andrew and Blenda Wright restored a prized California bungalow, they showcased both history and sustainability.

Hudson River Revival

Built in 1812, enlarged by A.J. Davis, and once endangered, the Plumb-Bronson House may soon be reborn.

Too New for New Canaan?

This Connecticut town is home to scores of Modernist treasures – but their striking form might just spell their doom.

A House of a Different Color

Terri and Richard Reynolds took their Michigan home back to the 1890s.

Blogs

Preservation Nation Blog

How We Spent Our Summer Vacations

For National Trust staffers, summer means playtime -- a chance to visit all the historic places we love studying and sharing. What follows is a sample of our colleagues' adventures. But it's not all about us -- please share your travels in the comments!

Preservation Magazine is at Home with History

The latest issue of the National Trust for Historic Preservation's award-winning publication focuses on renovating, protecting, and savoring homes from the past.

Gozaic Blog

Five Fun Facts from the USS Albacore Museum in Portsmouth, New Hampshire

In 1953, a submarine named Albacore left Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in New Hampshire, engineered with state-of-the-art features making her a far superior test platform than anything Tom Clancy could...

National Trust for Historic Preservation in the News

Viewpoints

"I work the face-to-face angle with my Gen Y students... If you’re not in daily exposure to young people call up your local school district and ask when’s the next career day or civics day. Ask for 15 minutes on the floor of your local student council. Do something. Anything."
– Alison in response to How to Turn Young Adults Into Preservationists

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