Restoration Stories
Often, part of preserving a place means returning its interior and exterior appearance to a particular date or time period. Take a look behind the scenes of historic places around the country to see how their restorations shaped up.
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Preservation Magazine A Renovation Brings Glamour Back to a Boston Landmark -
Preservation Magazine A Long-Overdue Rehab For One Alaskan Longhouse -
Preservation Magazine Restoring A 1930s Community Kitchen In Oregon -
Preservation Magazine A Stunning Makeover At The New York Public Library's Main Branch -
Preservation Magazine A 1920s School In West Las Vegas Gets A Facelift -
Preservation Magazine Feast Your Eyes on a Rehabbed House in Waterford, Virginia -
Preservation Magazine Before and After: Set in Stone at Brooklyn's Coignet Building -
Preservation Magazine Transitions: Restored—Simons Building, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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