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bostonpreservation.org

Protecting Boston’s Historic ResourcesHistoric sites—buildings, bridges, monuments, and parks—can be protected through local Landmark or Landmark District designation by the Boston Landmarks Commission. Other listings, like the National Register, offer limited protection.Learn how designation works Why Current Policies Fall ShortExisting rules prioritize iconic architecture and require state, regional, or national significance, leaving many locally important sites unprotected. Article 85 demolition delays offer only 90 days, often after years of planning. The result: Boston loses meaningful places, especially in minority-majority neighborhoods.Updating Policy for TodayPreservation now advances sustainability, density, community identity, and equitable development. Policies need to:Recognize diverse historic resourcesProactively identify sites to guide planningBalance preservation with growth and climate resiliencyExplore policy goalsHow the Alliance AdvocatesWe work with the City and partners to protect historic resources by:Advocating for Article 80 & 85 reformsSupporting the Boston Landmarks CommissionEngaging communities, developers, and decision-makersServing on commissions like the Commemoration CommissionOur PositionWe fight for policies that let Boston preserve its historic built environment equitably, sustainably, and thoughtfully, ensuring preservation serves both people and the city.Join our advocacy  Highlights from our activity archive: April 9, 2024The Boston Landmarks Commission sends a letter to Mayor Wu outlining a pattern of disregard for the Commission’s legislative mandate and established procedures and guidelines. Citing several examples, including many that align with the Alliance’s advocacy, the Commission expresses concern that the administration’s actions may create the impression that the Commission’s processes do not apply equally across all districts and properties. Read the letter below and uplift the outlined concerns, shared by the Bost

goodsprings.org

Goodsprings, Jean, Sandy Valley, Sloan, Stateline and related areas in history of Nevada. Yellow Pine mine & railroad and other mines in Spring Mountains of Clark County NV.

hffi.org

Supporting HFFI Annual Membership One year individual or family membership Copies of the HFFI newsletter Early notice of tours and special events Reduced rate for HFFI event tickets Reduced rate for Candlelight Tour tickets for household members 15% discount on a Lewis Store sidewalk brick 10% discount on Foundation merchandise Please note:  Historic Fredericksburg Foundation Inc. has realigned the membership program to better support the organization

lhsnj.org

The League of Historical Societies of NJ is an organization comprised of over 300 historical institutions which provides partnerships among members, promotes New Jersey history, and acts as a leading resource in the state.

preservationworks.org

We are proud to offer this unique edition of the celebrated print Cornish-Windsor Covered Bridge by, Vermont artist Sabra Field. This limited edition poster was created exclusively for Historic Windsor. The Cornish-Windsor Covered Bridge, a historic landmark spanning the Connecticut River betwee

sbconservancy.org

Explore Somerset Apartments Ventura CA, a historic gem featuring the Taft Building at Ventura and Whitsett. Discover Ventura's vibrant history today!

yhpb.org

VN88 - Kèo Nhà Cái VN88 - Link Vào VN88 Mới Nhất - Thương Hiệu Nhà Cái Uy Tín số 1 hiện nay, với nhiều trò chơi như bóng đá, bắn cá, tài xỉu...

old6ward.org

William Pasche and numerous siblings (11 in the census) grew up on a farm in the former White Oak Settlement in northwest Houston. After marrying in 1884, he came to town to work as a carpenter in the H. & T. C. shops. He bought 2 lots at the corner of Hemphill and Kane, and in 1894 he and his