Five Communities Chosen for Main Streets in 3D

The National Trust Main Street Center has selected 5 towns for Main Streets in 3D, a joint project with Google and Igloo Studios to use 3D technology for revitalization. Learn More

Five Communities Chosen for Main Streets in 3D

Main Street Towns are Great Places to Live!

Nine Main Street communities made Money magazine’s 2010 list of the 100 best small communities in which to live. Learn More

Main Street Towns are Great Places to Live!

What Makes a Place Great? Placemaking and Main Street!

The National Trust Main Street Center and Project for Public Spaces are joining forces to create more livable communities. Learn More

What Makes a Place Great? Placemaking and Main Street!

Shop Main Street Video

Spread the word about the importance of your Main Street and its businesses by downloading this special video. Learn More

Shop Main Street Video

Come See Iowa and Grow Your Main Street!

Don't wait until it's too late. Make your plans now to attend the 2011 National Main Streets Conference. Learn More

Come See Iowa and Grow Your Main Street!

2010 Main Street Reinvestment Statistics

$48.9 billion in reinvestment, 94,176 new businesses since 1980. See the power of Main Street as an economic development tool. Learn More

2010 Main Street Reinvestment Statistics

Join the National Main Street Network

Put our successful economic development strategy to work for your Main Street. Network with nearly 2,000 communities and share innovative strategies and solutions. Learn More

Join the National Main Street Network

 

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Adding New Dimensions to Downtown Revitalization

Keeping your community excited about revitalization projects can be somewhat challenging. Giving people access to 3D models and fly-through videos with the click of the mouse will lure them away from their computers and onto the streets of downtown.

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The National Trust Main Street Center
p. 202.588.6219 | f. 202.588.6050 | e. mainstreet@nthp.org | Main Street Staff

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