Preservation in Print
Approaching the restoration of a church with foundations dating back to the 18th century is a complex and daunting task, …
Preservation in Print
St. Louis Cathedral’s contemporary design, with its mélange of Greek Revival, Gothic and Renaissance motifs, stunned New Orleans in 1849. …
Preservation in Print
YOU’VE PROBABLY NOTICED IT, a specimen of early-1960s pastiche architecture more befitting of Metairie or Terrytown than the French Quarter. What …
Preservation in Print
The boutique hotel showcases historic architecture and local artwork For years, the row of historic buildings at 306-310 South Rampart …
Preservation in Print
Ten years ago, the Monumental Earthworks of Poverty Point, located in present-day West Carroll Parish, became a UNESCO World Heritage …
Preservation in Print
Over the past year, the Preservation Resource Center of New Orleans has been fortunate to work with several talented students …
Preservation in Print
The Preservation Resource Center has been putting hammers to nails, making progress on important construction projects, and I am excited …
Preservation in Print
Isabella Hedgepath was born on Star Hill Plantation in West Feliciana Parish, where she and her family were forced to …
Preservation in Print
“New approaches from the west — Pontchartrain Expressway,” wrote Robert Moses atop a key section in his Arterial Plan for …
Preservation in Print
“And by-and-bye we reached the West End, a collection of hotels of the usual lightsummer-resort pattern, with broad verandas all …
Preservation in Print
After earning a master’s degree in public history from the University of New Orleans, Natalie Roblin set her sights on …
Preservation in Print
The Preservation Resource Center celebrated its 50th Annual Meeting at our headquarters on Tchoupitoulas Street on May 9. In addition …
