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remax.net

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preservationdirectory.com

List With Us! Connect with buyers and sellers who value architectural heritage. Whether you are an individual agent or a brokerage specializing in historic properties, our directory puts your expertise in front of a targeted national audience. Instructions: Please fill out the form below to create your professional agent profile. To Join the Unlimited Property Listing Program: Complete the form and check the "Unlimited Program" box at the bottom. Members receive one year of unlimited property listings plus a complimentary agent profile. For an Agent Profile Only: Complete the form and select your preferred listing tier to showcase your expertise, contact information, and website link. Image Information & Assistance Provided: Please note, the “Listing Image” (the primary featured image for your page) is required to be in the following dimensions to display properly: 700 pixels wide x 700 pixels high; JPG file. Assistance needed?  We are happy to help!  Please contact us with any questions and please feel free to send the image to us and we will put it in the proper dimensions and send back for you to submit!

ncshpo.org

The National Conference of State Historic Preservation Officers (NCSHPO) values the privacy of its members and the privacy of visitors and users of this website. This NCSHPO Internet Privacy Policy (the “Policy”) explains what types of personal information is collected by this website, how this information is used and, in…

oldhouses.com

Set on 39 pristine acres along the Currituck Sound in Historic Corolla, the Whalehead is a beautifully restored 1920s-era Art Nouveau-style mansion listed on the National Register of Historic Places. With its bold yellow paint, copper roof, and mahogany doors, the Whalehead invites you to explore a fascinating period in Outer Banks history. Nearly every inch of the home has been carefully restored to the way it looked when Edward Collings Knight Jr. and his wife, Marie Louise, first opened the doors as a lavish hunting retreat in 1925. The wealthy Knights spent their winters here hunting, relaxing and entertaining. Today, stepping inside is to step back into another time and place. Restored in 1992 to its original glory, the Whalehead is now open for tours.

histpres.com

Histpres is a hand-curated website of opportunities, stories, and news for active preservationists; active in their education, profession, and community – all to advance our movement by equipping you with what you need to do the preservation work that you want to do right now. If you don’t do it, who will.