Recent Stories of the Week
A New Orleans Hospital Has a Shot at Recovery
A Walk in the Park: NYC's Essex House
Are Montana's "Trophy Houses" Blocking the View?
Jim Abdo
Developer Jim Abdo has served on the board of trustees of the DC Preservation League.
Changing the World, One Building at a Time
Compromise at the Gardiner Museum in Boston
What Does a Listing on the National Register Really Mean?
Military Style: An Alabama Fort Becomes an Arts Center
Bathing Beauties: Turning Bathhouses into Spas in Hot Springs, Arkansas
Mod in Phoenix: Arizonans Celebrate the State's Recent Past
Frank Lloyd Wright's Campus: A Florida College Renovates its Wright Collection
A Road Runs Through It: When Highways Bisect Historic Neighborhoods
Buying the Farm: How One Chicago Suburb Saved its Historic Farm
McMansions on Hold: Some Towns Fight Back With a Moratorium on Teardowns
Map Quest: Homeowners Use Sanborn Fire Maps to Guide Restorations
Floods of Historic Proportions: What To Do After a Flood
Lost in the Woods: The Forgotten Historic Structures of Missouri's Mark Twain National Forest
Montana de Oro State Park, California
Montana de Oro State Park is slated for closure.
This Land Is Your Land: California's Plan to Close 48 State Parks
Mardi Green: New Orleans Projects Paint the Town Green, But at What Cost?
Ready for Her Close Up: How a New Survey Will Change the Face of Los Angeles
Detroit's Field of Dreams: Tiger Stadium Will Be Partially Demolished This Spring
Sears Building
To vandals, abandoned historic buildings, like New Jersey's Sears Building, are quarries for raw materials.
No Trespassing: Looted for Copper, Empty Historic Buildings Become Harder to Rehabilitate
Home Suite Home: Historic Hotels Become Extended-Stay Inns
McMansion Narrowly Averted: Boston's H.H. Richardson House Has a New Owner
The Little Railroad that Could: A Historic Oregon Railroad Tries to Get Back on Track
Small House, Big Problem: Near the Glass House, Another Philip Johnson Work Is Endangered
Open House: Preservation Groups Offer Courses for Real Estate Agents
The Making of an Offbeat Baltimore Museum
The City of Chicago's "Green Bungalows"
A Historic Oregon Railroad Tries to Get Back on Track
Chicago Puts its Historic Water Tanks on a Pedestal
New Hampshire Can't Afford to Care for its Landmarks
The Last of Baltimore's Arabbers—Horse-and-Cart Vendors—Are Fading Away
