Preservation in Print
Editor’s note: The following is an edited excerpt from Richard Campanella’s latest book, “Crossroads, Cutoffs, and Confluences: Origins of Louisiana …
In The News
Anyone caught vandalizing a building in New Orleans will now face a higher fine. The City Council on June 26 …
Advocacy
The Carver Theatre in Treme and 15 adjacent properties will be available for auction starting July 17. Bidding closes July …
Advocacy
The Vieux Carre, Marigny, Treme and Bywater are categorized in New Orleans’ Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance as the city’s historic core …
Preservation in Print
While the nation watches the tumult in Washington and on the stock exchanges, historic preservationists are also wondering what the …
In The News
Unease about the future of the Fair Grounds Race Course has led city and state lawmakers to enact new protections …
Preservation in Print
On the morning of Sept. 11, 1871, the sexton of Greenwood Cemetery entered the cemetery to find an unusual gathering. …
In The News
A vacant city-owned lot in Central City will become a new park named for a beloved community activist who worked …
Press Releases
Danielle Del Sol, who has led the Preservation Resource Center for the last seven years and compiled an impressive record of …
Press Releases
Three mid-century modern homes in Lakewood South will be open to the public as the Preservation Resource Center hosts its 2025 …
In The News
A long-vacant hotel on Grand Isle is one step closer to being listed in the National Register of Historic Places …
Preservation in Print
It was one of those “Oh, what the hell?” decisions. It took the vision of a soothsayer and either the …
