Preservation Magazine: Summer 2024
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Preservation Magazine President's Note: Preservation as Problem-Solving -
Preservation Magazine An Upstate New York Resort Provides an Idyllic Gateway to the Shawangunk Mountains -
Preservation Magazine At Drayton Hall, Archaeologists Unearth Clues to Long-Hidden Stories -
Preservation Magazine HOPE Crew Marks Its 10th Year of Introducing People to the Preservation Trades -
Preservation Magazine A Boston Harbor Lighthouse's "Magnificent Lens" -
Preservation Magazine L.A.'s Little Tokyo Faces Threats from Development and Rising Rents -
Preservation Magazine Reviving a Missouri Schoolhouse With Ties to Black History -
Preservation Magazine The Newly Restored Waterford Mill Provides a Look Into an Industrial Past -
Preservation Magazine 5 Fun Facts About the PastForward Conference in New Orleans This October -
Preservation Magazine The History of Lyndhurst Owner Anna Gould's Dazzling Pink Dress -
Preservation Magazine Five Historic Greyhound Stations Live On With New Uses -
Preservation Magazine A California Central Coast Couple's DIY Approach to Restoring a Craftsman-Style Gem -
Preservation Magazine An Alaska Museum Spotlights the State's Indigenous and Filipino Heritage
Senate Bill S. 5653 would limit a process that considers how federal projects affect historic places and make community consultation optional for many projects. Urge your senators to oppose the bill as written and demand meaningful changes to its provisions.
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