Press Release | New York, New York | November 13, 2018

American Express and National Trust for Historic Preservation Award $450,000 in Grants to Three Sites in San Francisco Two sites are receiving second grants from American Express, initial grants were given during inaugural Partners in Preservation program in 2006

Press Release | San Francisco, California | November 13, 2018

Edward Hopper House to Receive Prestigious Award for Stewardship of Iconic Artist’s New York Home Museum and History Center recognized for innovative youth outreach and programming

Press Release | San Francisco, California | November 13, 2018

Founder of Young Ohio Preservationists Receives Aspire Award National Trust and American Express to present award to Sarah Marsom at PastForward

Press Release | San Francisco, California | November 13, 2018

Architect and Urban Designer Receives Preservation’s Highest Honor National Trust to present Louise du Pont Crowninshield Award to Jay Turnbull

Press Release | San Francisco, California | November 13, 2018

John H. Chafee Trustees’ Award for Outstanding Achievement Awarded to Louisiana Senator Bill Cassidy Lawmaker recognized for leadership in advocating for federal historic preservation policies

Press Release | San Francisco, California | November 13, 2018

Legal Advocate Receives Individual Achievement Award National Trust to present Peter H. Brink Award to Matthew Adams

Press Release | San Francisco, California | November 13, 2018

Historic Macon Foundation Wins National Preservation Award Georgia nonprofit recognized for its success in preservation-based community development

Press Release | New York, New York | October 29, 2018

Partners In Preservation: Main Streets Awards $2 Million in Preservation Grants to Sites Reflecting America’s Diverse History

Press Release | New York, New York | October 19, 2018

Partners in Preservation Kicks Off “Open House Weekend” at 20 Main Street Sites Across America Sites Vying for Grants Invite the Public to Learn About Their Preservation Efforts October 20–21 and Vote Their Main Street

Press Release | Washington, DC | October 15, 2018

Jury Announces the Winners of the 2018 Richard H. Driehaus Foundation National Preservation Awards The National Trust for Historic Preservation’s Richard H. Driehaus Foundation National Preservation Awards are the nation’s highest honor in the field of preservation

Press Release | Washington, DC | October 09, 2018

John and Alice Coltrane’s Home Honored as a National Treasure National Trust for Historic Preservation to boost effort to restore and reimagine home of great significance to the highly acclaimed musicians

Press Release | Murfreesboro, Tennessee | October 04, 2018

National Park Seeks Volunteers to Uncover Tennessee's Military History National preservation training program is recruiting volunteers to clean up to 7,100 headstones at Stones River National Cemetery

Press Release | New York, New York | September 24, 2018

Preserving Diverse History From Coast to Coast: American Express and National Trust for Historic Preservation to Award $2 Million in Grants to Main Streets 20 Sites Reflecting Americans’ Diversity and Equal Rights Journey Vie for Funding During Partners in Preservation Campaign

Press Release | Washington, DC | September 18, 2018

National Preservation Awards Jury Previews 2018 Winners Distinguished jury selects the winners of the Richard H. Driehaus Foundation National Preservation Awards

Press Release | Pocantico Hills, New York | July 26, 2018

Rockefeller Family Properties Gifted to the National Trust for Historic Preservation Nation’s leading preservation organization adds Rockefeller Playhouse and Guest houses to its portfolio of Historic Sites, contributing to arts and philanthropy efforts at The Pocantico Center in New York

Press Release | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | July 25, 2018

Public-Private Partnership Brings Hope to Philadelphia’s Historic Eastern State Penitentiary

Press Release | Washington, DC | July 25, 2018

A Big Win for Historic Structures in Wilderness Areas Historic preservation groups celebrate appellate court decision affirming that historic resources enhance the character and experience of wilderness areas

Press Release | Washington, DC | July 23, 2018

Stephanie K. Meeks to Step Down as President and CEO of the National Trust for Historic Preservation at the End of 2018

Press Release | Washington, DC | July 17, 2018

Fans of Nashville’s Music Row Rally to Save it Historic preservation groups and music industry urge Metro Nashville and the public to take specific steps to preserve and protect one-of-a-kind cultural district

Press Release | Baltimore, Maryland | July 10, 2018

Historically Black College and University Architecture Students Kickoff National Hands-On Preservation Training Program

Press Release | New Orleans, Louisiana | July 06, 2018

National Trust for Historic Preservation Awards $1M in Grants To Preserve Historical Places, Uncover Untold Stories of Hidden Figures in Black History & More Awardees are First Recipients of the African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund’s Effort to Preserve Historically Significant Places Across the Country That Fully Reflect the American Story

Press Release | Washington, DC | July 02, 2018

Leading Preservation Group Invites Public to Get Its Kicks on Route 66 with Campaign to Secure Federal Historic Designation Iconic highway named a ‘National Treasure’

Press Release | Washington, DC | June 26, 2018

National Trust for Historic Preservation Unveils 31st Annual List of America’s 11 Most Endangered Historic Places Schools in East Los Angeles, Denver’s Larimer Square, Historic Resources in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, and Historic Route 66 included in 2018 list

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

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