Preservation in the News - February 28, 2012
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Preservation Tax Credit Would Create Jobs
02/28/12
Outlet: Baltimore Sun
U.S. Sen. Ben Cardin visited historic
Clifton Mansion in northeast Baltimore recently to unveil new bipartisan
legislation that he and U.S.Sen. Olympia Snowe of Maine are
cosponsoring to create jobs and strengthen "Main Street" commercial
districts i...
Slave Fireplaces Unearthed Near White House
Bedard, Paul
02/28/12
Outlet: Washington Examiner
“It confirms what a clear and close
presence slavery was in this White House neighborhood,” said Katherine
Malone-France of the National Trust for Historic Preservation which
controls the house with the White House Historical Association
A histori...
Remarks at President Lincoln's Cottage
Luis CdeBaca
02/28/12
Outlet: State Magazine
And I’d like to thank Erin Carlson Mast
and all the staff here at President Lincoln’s Cottage, both for working
to make this new exhibit a reality and for all they do in their work for
the National Trust. The National Trust for Historic Preservation...
Pasco County's First African American School
Jeff Cannon
02/28/12
Outlet: Newport Richey Patch
According to the National Trust for
Historic Preservation, “By 1928, one in every five rural schools for
black students in the south was a Rosenwald school, and these schools
housed one third of the region's rural black schoolchildren and
teachers, w...
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