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Boston’s Fanueil Hall, San Francisco’s Ferry Building, and New York’s Apollo Theater. These are just a few of the 38,000 historic structures that have been carefully restored and reinvigorated with the help of the federal historic tax credit (HTC). For more than 30 years, this little-known program has reenergized neighborhoods and towns across America and created 2.2 million jobs.
But despite its impressive track record, the historic tax credit program is now in danger. Deficit reduction measures are currently being debated on Capitol Hill, and the HTC program is at risk of reduction or worse, elimination. Sign the pledge and help protect it today! Learn More >>
Advocacy Resources
- National Trust’s Testimony—Recommendations for Fiscal Year 2013 Budget to the House Committee on Appropriations
- Analysis: President's FY 2013 Budget Request
- Lobbying 101: Tips for the Taking
- Congressional Calendar
- Public Policy Weekly Bulletin
- Center for State and Local Policy
- Preservation Economic Impact Model 2.0
People Saving Places See More Profiles
Saving Mount Taylor
To the people of the ancient Pueblo of Acoma, Mount Taylor is a sustaining force in life. So what happens when uranium drill pads are constructed there? Theresa Pasqual, director of Acoma Pueblo's Historic Preservation Office, explains. Read More »
