Preservation Houston is the citywide voice for preserving Houston’s history and the places that make it unique. Since 1978, our members, volunteers and staff have led efforts to protect landmarks, strengthen preservation policy and connect people to the stories that define our city. Explore what we do — and how you can be part of it →
Daily Herald: Elgin to honor preservation efforts at Mayor’s Awards May 5
The Elgin Heritage Commission will honor individuals and organizations preserving the city’s history at the Mayor’s Awards for Preservation ceremony at 6 p.m. Tuesday, May 5, at The Lodge ...
MSN: Axios House: Protection efforts are "alive and well," the Conservation Fund CEO says
DAVOS, Switzerland — Companies are making a positive impact with investments in nature preservation efforts, speakers said at an event at Axios House this week. Why it matters: One of the biggest ...
Axios House: Protection efforts are "alive and well," the Conservation Fund CEO says
The Oak Group will mark its 40th anniversary with a summer art exhibit and sale benefiting efforts to preserve More Mesa.
An April 23 program in Palm Beach will feature a discussion on the benefits of using easements to protect historic architecture.
Landmark Commission accepting entries through April 22 to honor local preservation efforts.
As Route 66 nears its 100th anniversary, preservation groups are pushing for federal protection and investing in historic sites across Oklahoma and the nation. Route 66 is nearing its 100th ...
The MetroWest Daily News: Framingham farm awarded $500K for preservation efforts. What's next
Preservation Houston is the city’s only nonprofit dedicated to advocating for historic preservation across Houston. Since 1978, we’ve championed stronger public policy and worked to protect the irreplaceable places that tell the full story of our city. With the support of our members and volunteers, we’re committed to preserving the architecture and cultural heritage that reflect Houston ...
These districts protect historic properties at the same level as Protected Landmarks and ensure that new construction is compatible with the character of the area. For details on how to get started, contact the Houston Office of Preservation or Preservation Houston.
Preservation Services Whether it’s a single building or an entire neighborhood, good preservation starts with good guidance. We’ll give you the support and solutions you need to make it happen. We’re here to help you protect the places that matter — whether that’s a home, a small business, a nonprofit or an entire neighborhood.
MSN: The San Juan Preservation Trust launches effort to protect 30 acres on San Juan Island
The San Juan Preservation Trust launches effort to protect 30 acres on San Juan Island
Preservation Houston invites you to join us Tuesday, April 14, as we celebrate the inaugural class of legacy restaurants in our Savoring History program — 28 establishments whose stories are woven into the life of the city. The celebration will bring together the restaurants, the people and families behind them, and Houston’s preservation, culinary and business communities at Milford House ...
AOL: UGA Chapel Bell to go away soon. Here's when it will return to campus
UGA Chapel Bell to go away soon. Here's when it will return to campus
NEWS CENTER Maine: New owner steps in to preserve the 'Skowhegan Indian' amid restoration efforts
A nonprofit has taken over the aging Skowhegan Indian statue as Skowhegan weighs restoration, preservation, and questions about its meaning.
New owner steps in to preserve the 'Skowhegan Indian' amid restoration efforts
Palm Beach Daily News: Palm Beach preservation panel to explore role of historic easements
MyCentralJersey.com on MSN: Hunterdon County approves preservation of 36 acres in Readington
Hunterdon County approved grants to preserve 36 acres in Readington, protecting water resources, wildlife habitat and rural land.
Rockland County Times: HoehmTown Happenings: Clarkstown Seeks to Create Community Preservation Act
A sprawling housing development swallowing up one of Waynesville's most visible pastoral landscapes has ignited a passion for farmland preservation across the county. The latest phase of the ...
Eastleigh Farm owner Doug Stephan may need to consider limited development after receiving less preservation funding than he had hoped. Framingham's Community Preservation Committee approved $500,000 ...
The Houston Building Atlas is an interactive map Preservation Houston created to help you visualize the city’s history through its buildings. With its intuitive tools, you can see when neighborhoods took shape, trace growth patterns over time, and compare the age of structures across Houston. Key features include: Age of structures: Every property is color-coded by the age of its structures ...
Preservation Houston’s next-generation member group invites you to their casual monthly happy hour. Open to ages 21–45, Pier & Beam is a great way to connect with others who share an interest in preservation, architecture and history. Whether you’re already a member or just curious, these gatherings are an easy introduction to the group.
Savoring History, Preservation Houston’s new legacy restaurant program, recognizes these businesses as living history, celebrating the culinary landmarks that have shaped our culture, built community and stood the test of time.
Preservation Houston’s offices are located in the historic Ironcraft Studios Building at Main and Truxillo streets in Midtown Houston. Designed in 1927 by architect Hiram A. Salisbury, the Spanish Colonial Revival-style structure was originally built for Ironcraft Studios, a decorative metalwork company that operated a showroom and workshop on site through the early 1940s.
Forget the freeway view — Preservation Houston’s Architecture Walks bring you face-to-face with the buildings, neighborhoods and stories that define the Bayou City. Since 1979, our expert guides have led locals and visitors through Houston’s most distinctive places, uncovering the history and design that make this city truly one of a kind.
Preservation Houston’s Watch List identifies significant historic buildings facing change or potential loss. Many can be adapted and reused using local, state or federal preservation incentives that reward stewardship and support smart redevelopment. We work with property owners and project teams to encourage viable preservation strategies and provide updates as these sites move through ...
Submitted by the San Juan Preservation Trust. The San Juan Preservation Trust is thrilled to announce a major new conservation initiative on the west side of San Juan Island: the future Mt. Ben West ...