Stories
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Grant Programs Three Preservation Grants Fund Mid-Atlantic and Small-Town Preservation Organizations Nationwide October 23, 2026
National Trust provides $195,900 in grants for preservation projects to 17 organizations.
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Section 106 Under Threat James Island Connector October 22, 2026
A community-submitted Section 106 success story in Charleston, South Carolina.
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Section 106 Under Threat Charleston Place October 22, 2026
A community-submitted Section 106 success story in Charleston, South Carolina.
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Section 106 Under Threat Indian Creek Bridge/Bertram Bridge October 22, 2026
A community-submitted Section 106 success story in Linn County, Iowa.
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Section 106 Under Threat Gordon Drive Viaduct and Bacon Creek Conduit Reconstruction October 22, 2026
A community-submitted Section 106 success story in Sioux City, Iowa.
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Section 106 Under Threat Black Hawk Bridge over the Mississippi River October 22, 2026
A community-submitted Section 106 success story in Lansing, Iowa.
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Section 106 Under Threat U.S. 75 Reconstruction in Hinton October 22, 2026
A community-submitted Section 106 success story in Hinton, Iowa.
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HOPE Crew Documenting Durham's Historic Hayti District October 20, 2026
HOPE Crew Digital Documentation Fellows work to preserve the history of a Black community in North Carolina.
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Section 106 Under Threat U.S. Pavilion and Confluence Theater in Hemisfair Park October 19, 2026
A community-submitted Section 106 success story in San Antonio, Texas.
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Section 106 Under Threat Howard-Ralston Eucalyptus Tree Rows October 19, 2026
A community-submitted Section 106 success story in Burlingame, California.
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Section 106 Under Threat Louisiana Avenue Firehouse October 19, 2026
A community-submitted Section 106 success story in New Orleans, Louisiana.
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Historic Sites How Three New National Trust Leaders are Approaching Preservation at Former Sites of Enslavement October 16, 2026
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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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