Shelter Stories
People who live in historic houses often tell us they consider themselves more than residents or owners; rather, they call themselves stewards of these unique dwellings. In these stories, explore their homes and see how they are shepherding old places toward fresh futures.
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Preservation Magazine Life in a Former Potato Chip Company Headquarters -
Preservation Magazine An Architect's Weekend House In Sonora, California -
Modern Architecture Portland Architect John Yeon's Deep Connection to Place -
Preservation Tips and Tools 6 Tips for Using Pinterest for Your Historic Home Renovation -
Preservation Tips and Tools 7 Tips to Determine What is Historically Appropriate for Your House When Redecorating -
Preservation Magazine Cultivating Home: A Historic Virginia Farmhouse -
Preservation Magazine News Brief: Tudor Transformed at Stone Terrace -
Preservation Magazine All in the Family: Pietro and Tony Belluschi -
Preservation Magazine West Side Story: Covington's Shotgun Houses
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