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 Step Back in Time With Every Sip at Five Distinctive Distilleries -
Preservation Magazine Passing the Torch at the Century-Old St. Adalbert Catholic Church in South Bend, Indiana -
Preservation Magazine For a Doctoral Student and His Greyhound Bus, Preservation is All About the Journey -
Preservation Magazine Flash Back: Tenth Street Bridge, Great Falls, Montana -
Preservation Magazine A Uniquely Skewed Bridge in Philadelphia's Fairmount Park is Restored -
Preservation Magazine San Diego's Botanical Building is Back in Bloom Following a $26 Million Restoration -
Preservation Magazine Places Restored, Threatened, Saved, and Lost in Preservation Magazine's Fall 2025 Issue -
Preservation Leadership Forum Salvaging What Survived: Four New Initiatives Leading Post-Fire Preservation Work in Los Angeles
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