Preservation in Print
As a child living just a few blocks away, Anne Redd always admired the Federalist-style home in the middle of …
Preservation in Print
Built in 1828, the Creole-style townhouse at 521 Gov. Nicholls St. has been the subject of both envy and pity, …
Preservation in Print
Suffice it to say that in its 171-year history, 1527 Washington Ave. has seen a microcosm of New Orleans’ history …
Preservation in Print
When contemplating a move to New Orleans from Washington, D.C., in 2021, Sarah Sunday and Dexter Blanchard envisioned themselves in …
Preservation in Print
Those who have restored a historic home know the challenges and pitfalls of transforming such a property. Susannah Coolidge and …
Preservation in Print
Carol Quillen is the President & Chief Executive Officer of the National Trust for Historic Preservation. The National Trust is …
Preservation in Print
This month marks three exciting events at the Preservation Resource Center. The first is the debut of PRC’s new book, …
Preservation in Print
Over the last four years, Louisiana Main Street’s Historic Revitalization Subgrant Program (HRSP) has supported 19 building rehabilitation projects in …
Preservation in Print
Kate Victory had always been fascinated by her husband’s work. His death inspired her to embark on her own foray into policing.
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One day in 1922, a U.S. Army Air Service biplane based out of Montgomery, Ala., wafted through the midsummer skies …
Preservation in Print
The fieldwork part of archaeology is often what gets the most attention: the excitement that something buried for decades, centuries, …
Preservation in Print
Long before she became one of the most recognizable women in Louisiana, Gayle Benson was a parishioner and reader at …
