Press Release | Washington, DC | January 09, 2018

The National Trust for Historic Preservation Receives Donation of Iconic Southern California Historic Estate and Gardens The Thornton home and gardens is first acquisition in more than a decade to join the historic sites portfolio of the National Trust; Property is expected to be managed in partnership with The Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens

Statement | Washington, DC | January 09, 2018

National Trust: Civil Rights Network to Enhance Interpretation of the Modern Civil Rights Movement Statement by Thomas J. Cassidy, Jr., Vice President, Government Relations and Policy, National Trust for Historic Preservation

Statement | Washington, DC | January 09, 2018

Testimony from National Trust for Historic Preservation Opposing the Shash Jáa National Monument and Indian Creek National Monument Act (H.R. 4532)

Statement | Washington, DC | December 20, 2017

Congress Retains Essential Historic Preservation Tax Credit Tool with more than 30-Year Track Record of 'Economic Good Sense' Statement by Stephanie K. Meeks, president of the National Trust for Historic Preservation

Statement | Washington, DC | December 18, 2017

National Trust urges Honolulu mayor to support new preservation option for the Waikiki Natatorium Statement by David J. Brown, executive vice president and chief preservation officer of the National Trust for Historic Preservation

Press Release | Washington, DC | December 06, 2017

Broad Coalition Sues to Stop Trump Administration’s Unlawful Dismemberment of the Bears Ears National Monument

Statement | Washington, DC | December 04, 2017

President’s Action is a Direct Attack on the Antiquities Act and America’s Public Lands Statement from Stephanie Meeks, president and CEO of the National Trust for Historic Preservation

Statement | Washington, DC | December 01, 2017

National Trust for Historic Preservation Statement on the Passing of Vincent J. Scully

Press Release | Washington, DC | November 30, 2017

Louisville’s Christina Lee Brown Elected to National Trust for Historic Preservation Board of Trustees Christina Brown was named to the National Trust Board during this year’s PastForward Conference

Press Release | Washington, DC | November 29, 2017

Best-selling Author and Preservationist Named to National Trust for Historic Preservation Board of Trustees Linda Bruckheimer was named to the National Trust Board during this year’s PastForward Conference

Press Release | Monterey, California | November 28, 2017

Longtime Cultural Affairs Advocates to Lead Cooper-Molera Adobe Co-directors to draw on more than 70 years of combined experience in new roles

Statement | November 17, 2017

National Trust: Senate Finance Committee Amendment on Federal Historic Tax Credit Is Important Victory for Preservation Statement by Stephanie K. Meeks, president of the National Trust for Historic Preservation

Press Release | Chicago, Illinois | November 15, 2017

National Preservation and Philanthropic Groups Partner for $25 Million Funding Initiative to Transform Our Nation’s Cultural Landscape New African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund Will Help to Preserve Overlooked Historic Places

Statement | Washington, DC | November 09, 2017

National Trust Endorses Congressional Legislation to Protect World War I Memorials Statement by Stephanie K. Meeks, president and CEO of the National Trust for Historic Preservation

Press Release | Washington, DC | November 08, 2017

U.S. Army Partners with National Trust for Historic Preservation to Find New Use for WWII-Era African-American Officers’ Club The nation’s leading preservation organization gets green light to explore a reuse option for the Mountain View Officers’ Club at Fort Huachuca

Press Release | Chicago, Illinois | November 07, 2017

Nation’s Leading Historic Preservation Organization Names Chicago’s South Side Community Art Center a National Treasure

Press Release | New York, New York | November 02, 2017

History Wins: Partners in Preservation Awards $2 Million in Grants for Main Street Projects More Than 920,000 Votes Cast in #VoteYourMainStreet Campaign Celebrating Historic Commercial Corridors Across the U.S.

Statement | Washington, DC | November 02, 2017

Navajo Nation Council Votes Down Development Project at Grand Canyon The vote is a victory in the ongoing effort to protect the region’s unique cultural heritage

Statement | Washington, DC | November 02, 2017

National Trust: Tax Reform Bill Would End Historic Preservation Program with More Than 30-Year Track Record of 'Economic Good Sense' Statement by Stephanie K. Meeks, president of the National Trust for Historic Preservation

Press Release | Los Angeles, California | October 25, 2017

Five-City Study Shows How Historic Buildings Can Drive Revitalization Partnership for Building Reuse identifies solutions to complex urban challenges

Press Release | Memphis, Tennessee | October 25, 2017

Leading National Preservation Group Announces Plans to Enhance Historic Site of the Civil Rights Movement Clayborn Temple named a ‘National Treasure’ and accepted into sacred places fund

Press Release | Washington, DC | October 17, 2017

New Research Shows Federal Historic Tax Credit Achieved a Record Increase in Use and Economic Impacts in 2016 Coalition of historic preservation advocates and industry leaders unite to urge Congress to protect federal tax incentive during tax reform initiatives

Press Release | Washington, DC | October 12, 2017

National Trust for Historic Preservation Names Timothy P. Whalen Chairman-Elect of Board of Trustees Whalen brings a wide-ranging understanding of cultural heritage conservation to the position

Press Release | New York, New York | October 06, 2017

Partners in Preservation: Main Streets “Open House Weekend” Planned in Cities Across America Nearly Nine out of Ten Americans Agree Main Streets Should Be Preserved. Campaign Encourages the Public to Celebrate and Vote for their Favorites to Receive Preservation Grants.

Press Release | Washington, DC | October 05, 2017

Texas District Court Ruling Reinforces Effort to Save El Paso’s Oldest Neighborhood from Demolition