Stories
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Preservation Magazine An Interview With the Team Behind Woodlawn Cemetery's New "Where Harlem Rests" Tour November 2, 2026
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Preservation Magazine Places Restored, Threatened, Saved, and Lost in Preservation Magazine's Fall 2026 Issue November 2, 2026
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Preservation Magazine President's Note: People Make Places Matter November 2, 2026
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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 Regulation Revisions 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 Regulation Revisions U.S. 75 Reconstruction in Hinton October 22, 2026
A community-submitted Section 106 success story in Hinton, Iowa.
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Section 106 Regulation Revisions James Island Connector October 22, 2026
A community-submitted Section 106 success story in Charleston, South Carolina.
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Section 106 Regulation Revisions 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 Regulation Revisions 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 Regulation Revisions Charleston Place October 22, 2026
A community-submitted Section 106 success story in Charleston, South Carolina.
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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 Regulation Revisions 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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