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Upcoming Events

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Holiday Home Tour Patron Party presented by Regions Bank

  • December 7, 2018
  • 7:00pm — 9:30pm
  • Home of Cece and Trevor Colhoun
    221 Walnut Street
    New Orleans, LA 70118
    United States
  • Organizer: Preservation Resource Center
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  • Get Tickets $275 – $500

Holiday Home Tour 2018 presented by McEnery Residential

  • December 8 — December 9, 2018
  • 10:00am — 4:00pm
  • Trinity Episcopal Church, Bishop Polk Hall (Tour HQ)
    1329 Jackson Avenue
    New Orleans, LA 70130
    United States
  • Organizer: Preservation Resource Center
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  • Get Tickets $30 – $45

Recent News

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We’re Hiring: Project Manager, Canal Street Catalyst, LLC

  • Preservation Resource Center
  • November 13, 2018
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After devastating fire, a Garden District family restores the home that’s been in their family for generations

  • Susan Langenhennig
  • November 12, 2018
  • November 2018, Preservation in Print
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What’s Happening? A look at construction projects in New Orleans

  • Susan Langenhennig
  • November 8, 2018
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Magazine Archive

November 2018

  • What's Happening

    A quick glance at construction projects around New Orleans

  • Hallowed Halls for a New Generation

    Now home to Bricolage Academy, the historic John McDonogh High School building gleams after an extensive restoration

  • Welcome Home

    Devastated by a four-alarm fire, a Garden District family meticulously restores the home that's been in their family for five generations

  • A Toast to Past & Future

    New gastropub opens in historic restaurant location

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Published nine times a year since 1975 in partnership with the Louisiana State Historic Preservation Office, Preservation in Print is the exclusive publication covering architectural preservation and neighborhood revitalization in Louisiana.

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