Preservation in Print
Enthusiastic world travelers Garrick and Darcie Braai have collections of artwork and mementos from their travels with their young sons …
Preservation in Print
In making a burned-out husk of a former corner store her place of business — and later, her private home …
Preservation in Print
Like many New Orleanians who grew up on the Eastbank, Lauren Goldstein did not consider crossing the river. Eventually, finances …
Preservation in Print
Lacey Wotring and Jason Thibodeaux had just begun renovating their Irish Channel home when they visited Algiers Point for the …
Preservation in Print
Louisiana’s cultural and architectural diversity shines brightly through its latest additions to the National Register of Historic Places. From the …
Preservation in Print
Sustainable urban water management has been a priority ever since local architect David Waggonner and colleagues brought attention to the …
Preservation in Print
“Partial building collapse on the corner of Decatur and Madison Street,” chimed the Jan. 5, 2025 mass text message from …
Preservation in Print
For years, one may have never guessed that the blue-grey church sagging at the corner of Valence and Magazine streets …
Preservation in Print
Two impactful partnerships between the Preservation Resource Center and the City of New Orleans have moved to fruition, and we …
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The PRC is thrilled to welcome Kearney Gay as our new Director of Development. Kearney is a multi-generation New Orleanian, …
Preservation in Print
The Preservation Resource Center turned 50 this past year, and our celebrations have been an amazing opportunity to reflect on …
Preservation in Print
“AXIOMATIC” — something that is self-evident, so obvious that few would question it — is a curious descriptor because, quite …