Preservation in Print
Landis Construction recently completed the renovation of the historic building at 714 Canal St., a mixed-use project, and the renovation …
Preservation in Print
Tucked up against the Mississippi River and Audubon Park, the Black Pearl neighborhood is known for its quiet street, modest …
Preservation in Print
One hundred years after it was built in 1906, Elizabeth “Liz” and Tim Soslow purchased the house at 422 Lowerline …
Preservation in Print
Built in 1929, this Colonial Revival-style residence was entering its 10th decade when current owners Rebecca and Andy Dalovisio purchased …
Preservation in Print
Just as when it was built in 1888, the center hall cottage at 503 Adams St. has high ceilings, wood …
Preservation in Print
Built circa 1870, the home at 525 Fern St. is a charming repository of New Orleans history. The exterior architecture …
Preservation in Print
Just steps from the St. Charles Avenue streetcar sits this perfectly maintained and updated example of a late 19th century …
Preservation in Print
Its presence on St. Charles Avenue is commanding, with a tall bell tower and Spanish Colonial Revival-style ornamentation unlike any …
Preservation in Print
When it was built in 1918, this Neo-Classical Revival house on Pine Street was designed with high ceilings, sash-and-pulley windows, …
Preservation in Print
This story appeared in the February/March issue of PRC’s Preservation in Print magazine. Interested in getting more preservation stories like …
Preservation in Print
A pair of Chinese lions, carved from blocks of marble, stand guard in front of the Sims Memorial Library at …
Preservation in Print
If ever there was a town made for theater, New Orleans fits the playbill. Its populace, historically and today, seems …
