Preservation Tips and Tools
Everything you need to start saving places
So you want to help an old or historic place in your community ... terrific! Preservation Tips & Tools offers a one-stop shop for people who love places but aren’t sure how to save them.
The great news is, you don’t have to go it alone. Many valuable resources, materials, and people are available to help. In our ongoing toolkit series, we walk you through the key elements of saving a place, from where to start to who to contact, and every step in between. So whether you own a historic home, run a local nonprofit, or are simply an active citizen, you’ll find something here to help you out.
Ready to take on the rewarding and exciting challenge of saving a place you care about? Browse the toolkits below to learn how you can make it happen. Don't see what you need? Email your questions and suggestions to editorial@savingplaces.org.
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Preservation Tips and Tools Stories
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Action Center The Basics of Section 106 Review -
Action Center How You Can Get Involved in a Section 106 Review -
Preservation Tips and Tools Making the Case for Adaptive Reuse -
Preservation Leadership Forum 5 Things to Consider When Building a Fundraising Program for Preservation -
Action Center 5 Ways You Can Support Our National Parks This Summer -
African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund 3 Steps to Powerful Placemaking -
Action Center 5 Tips on Communicating With Elected Officials -
Preservation Tips and Tools Craft an Effective Communications Strategy for Your Preservation Project -
Preservation Tips and Tools 11 Ways to Get Kids Excited About Preservation -
Preservation Tips and Tools How to Save a Place: Manage Your Personal Expectations -
Preservation Tips and Tools A Recipe for Preservation
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