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 Church Where Harriet Tubman Once Worshipped is Now Restored -
Preservation Magazine Philip Johnson's Brick House is Restored and Open to the Public After a 15-Year Closure -
National Preservation Awards The 2024 Winners of the Richard H. Driehaus Foundation National Preservation Awards -
Preservation Magazine Places Restored, Threatened, Saved, and Lost in Preservation Magazine's Fall 2024 Issue -
National Fund for Sacred Places After Years of Infiltration from the Elements, a Modernist Hotspot's Iconic Tower is Restored -
Preservation Magazine The Newly Restored Waterford Mill Provides a Look Into an Industrial Past -
Preservation Magazine History Through Your Lens -
Preservation Magazine Tilton School Restores a 19th-Century Mansion to its Former Magnificence -
Preservation Magazine Behind the Revival of Ponce Hall, a St. Augustine, Florida, Landmark -
Preservation Magazine Catch Up With Two Key Players Behind Hinchliffe Stadium's Restoration -
Preservation Magazine Author Willa Cather's Childhood Home Is Restored and Open for Tours
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