Landscapes Stories
Often when people think of preservation, historic buildings come to mind first. But the story of our nation also unfolded on the land—the mountains, valleys, plains, and rivers that have harbored and inspired us for millennia. And amid these landscapes are priceless cultural resources—ancient dwellings, historic trails, and homesteading cabins that are frequently our only physical evidence of centuries of American history. These stories peel back the layers of time to reveal these historic spots and take us even deeper into our shared past.
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Preservation Magazine A Connecticut Art Museum's Landscape Restoration Turns Historic Paintings into Reality -
Where Women Made History Where Sculpture, Landscape, and Creativity Meet: The Dorothy Riester Home and Studio -
Preservation Magazine Renewing an Outdoor Gem in Prospect Park, Brooklyn -
Preservation Magazine At God's Little Acre, Clues to the African American History of Newport, Rhode Island -
Preservation Magazine At a Lush Florida Site, an Artist's Grand Vision Comes Together -
Preservation Magazine A Forgotten Marble Bench Becomes the Centerpiece of Lyndhurst's Restored Seating Area -
Native American History One Step Closer to Preserving the Story of Georgia's Ocmulgee -
Preservation Magazine Take A Hike On These 12 Urban Historic Trails -
40 Under 40: Places 40 Places Under 40 Years Old: Landscapes
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This May, our Preservation Month theme is “People Saving Places” to shine the spotlight on everyone doing the work of saving places—in big ways and small—and inspiring others to do the same!
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