Press Center
Tools and Resources for Media Professionals
Welcome to the Saving Places Press Center. Our Public Affairs team works with news media across platforms to tell the stories of people saving places across the country to strengthen our advocacy efforts.
If you are a member of the media and on deadline, please contact pr@savingplaces.org or call (202) 588-6141.
Contact the Team
Member of the media? Let our Public Affairs team connect you with the appropriate resources and spokesperson.
Photographs
To download high quality images to accompany your story, please visit our photo library.
Press Releases
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Press Release | Washington, D.C. | June 19, 2018
Nina Simone’s Childhood Home Honored as a National Treasure National Trust for Historic Preservation Joins New Effort to Reimagine Home’s Future
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Press Release | Washington, DC | June 13, 2018
Nashville’s Music Row Welcomes First-Ever Guided Walking Tours New tours highlight historic music-making district still threatened by demolitions
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Press Release | Washington, DC | June 11, 2018
Preservation Groups Appeal Federal Court Ruling on Construction of Dominion Transmission Line
Executive Speeches
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Speech | Chicago, Illinois | November 15, 2017
PastForward 2017 Preservation Conference Stephanie K. Meeks Keynote Speech
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Speech | San Francisco, California | January 9, 2017
The Past and Future City: Remarks by Stephanie Meeks SPUR (San Francisco Bay Area Planning and Urban Research Association)
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Speech | Houston, Texas | November 16, 2016
PastForward 2016 Preservation Conference Stephanie K. Meeks Keynote Speech
Statements
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Statement | Washington, DC | June 13, 2018
National Trust: Senate Bill Would Improve Federal Preservation Program and Encourage Greater Investment in Historic Buildings Statement by Stephanie K. Meeks, president of the National Trust for Historic Preservation
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Statement | Washington, DC | June 6, 2018
National Trust: Passage of Route 66 Legislation Brings Historic Highway A Step Closer To National Historic Trail Designation Statement by Pam Bowman, director of public lands policy, National Trust for Historic Preservation
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Statement | Washington, DC | May 24, 2018
Federal Court Ruling Will Allow James River Power Project to Continue Statement by Sharee Williamson, associate general counsel, the National Trust for Historic Preservation