Media Resources
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Statement | Washington, DC | February 04, 2025
Doing Our Work Now
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Statement | Washington, DC | January 28, 2025
Preservationists Mourn Loss of Developer Dana Crawford
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Statement | Washington, DC | January 08, 2025
Remembering President Carter
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Statement | December 19, 2024
Historic Beaufort Foundation and National Trust Resolve Dispute
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Statement | Washington, D.C. & Leesburg, Virginia | January 25, 2024
National Trust for Historic Preservation and Oatlands, Inc. Announce Transition of Management of Historic Leesburg Site
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Statement | Tarrytown, New York | December 12, 2023
Lyndhurst Awarded $750,000 Save America’s Treasures Grant to Restore Historic Pool Building
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Statement | Washington, DC | December 08, 2023
Statement from the National Trust for Historic Preservation Regarding the Odd Fellows Building, Louisville, KY
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Statement | Beaufort, South Carolina | November 30, 2023
National Trust for Historic Preservation Purchases Robert Smalls House
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Statement | Washington, DC | September 27, 2023
National Trust Statement on Race-based Attacks in the United States including the Wing Luke Museum in Seattle
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Statement | Washington, DC | June 16, 2023
Statement on Review of Plans for Union Pier
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Statement | April 26, 2023
Statement from the National Trust for Historic Preservation on Legislation Impacting Historic Districts in Florida
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Statement | Washington, DC | March 20, 2023
Statement from the National Trust for Historic Preservation on the lawsuit filed by Oatlands, Inc.
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Statement | August 08, 2022
Statement on the Death of David McCullough
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Statement | July 21, 2022
The National Trust for Historic Preservation Response to Inaccurate and Misleading Media Reports
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Statement | June 29, 2022
National Trust Statement Regarding the Army Corps of Engineers Section 106 Review for Greenfield Terminal, St. John the Baptist Parish, Wallace, LA
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Statement | Washington, DC | May 16, 2022
National Trust Congratulates TMF Board on Achieving Structural Parity
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Statement | April 28, 2022
Statement on Slate of Nominees for The Montpelier Foundation Board
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Statement | Washington, DC | April 18, 2022
National Trust Condemns Actions Taken Against Staff at Montpelier
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Statement | March 28, 2022
Statement on the Recent Conflict Between The Montpelier Foundation and The Montpelier Descendants Committee
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Statement | Washington, DC | June 01, 2021
Statement on the Passing of Senator John Warner of Virginia
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Statement | Washington, DC | March 22, 2021
Statement from the National Trust Condemning Race-Based Hatred, Violence, and Misinformation
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Statement | Washington, D.C. | March 11, 2021
Statement on the Death of Richard H. Driehaus
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Statement | Washington, DC | January 07, 2021
National Trust for Historic Preservation Condemns Attack on the U.S. Capitol
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Statement | Washington, DC | June 18, 2020
National Trust for Historic Preservation Statement on Confederate Monuments
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Statement | Washington, DC | June 12, 2020
We Believe Black Lives Matter
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