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Partners in Preservation 2012 Partners in Preservation: New York City June 19, 2012
American Express and the National Trust for Historic Preservation are pleased to announce that 16 historic places in New York City will receive grants as part of Partners in Preservation’s $3 million commitment to preservation efforts in the area.
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Saving a House April 1, 2012
Honoring the wishes of a departed friend
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Preservation Green Lab April 1, 2012
By the Numbers
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One Giant Leap for Preservation April 1, 2012
Groups blast off in a new direction to protect lunar landing sites
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A Preservation Milestone April 1, 2012
Marking 25 years of the 11 Most Endangered Historic Places list, we highlight favorites from the past
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Growing Up Wright April 1, 2012
Donna Grant Reilly's parents built a Frank Lloyd Wright house, mostly with their own hands--one stone at a time
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Modern Architecture Off Miami's Beaten Path April 1, 2012
Traces of Florida's heritage abound in some of its earliest structures, Mediterranean Revival masterpeices, and Cuban-influenced Modernist icons
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Wright Here in Mason City April 1, 2012
Everything's up to date at the last standing Frank Lloyd Wright hotel
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Restoring Wright April 1, 2012
Preservation architect's quest for authenticity and sustainability
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Q&A with Annie Leibovitz April 1, 2012
Inside her 'Pilgrimage' to historic places
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Pioneer Cemetery Restoration April 1, 2012
Two Iowa residents preserving the state's earliest graveyards
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Making a Difference: David Seay March 1, 2012
Restoring historic tower clocks
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