Historic Preservation News

A 160-year-old church in St. Louis, once condemned, will undergo restoration after a successful legal battle by the Soulard Restoration Group, with funding from

A 210-year-old Shaker residence in Kentucky is undergoing a $1.5 million restoration, funded by federal grants and private contributions. The project aims to re

Wealthy residents of Sandbanks are opposing plans to demolish the historic Haven Hotel, which has stood at the entrance to Poole Harbour since 1880, calling the

Rebecca Roucloux Avery, a retiree, moved from Austin to Vermont, Illinois, to renovate a 132-year-old Victorian home, investing $85,000 in repairs.

The historic 1929 Oleander Hotel in Louisiana is being repurposed and given new life as the Grand Isle Museum.

A local preservation campaign in Houston successfully raised $2.8 million to save the historic Garden Oaks Theater from demolition, with Arthouse Houston planni

Thousands of people in Japan are participating in an effort to move a historic castle back into its original position.

The Landmarks Panel has approved designs for two apartment buildings to replace a parking lot in Manhattan's NoHo neighborhood, despite opposition from local gr

In 1847, Shakespeare's birthplace was nearly moved to the US by showman P.T. Barnum, but a committee, supported by public donations and figures like Prince Albe

A federal appeals court has halted Donald Trump's $400 million White House ballroom project, siding with the National Trust for Historic Preservation.

The historic Westlake Theatre in Los Angeles may be revived, as community members recently toured the darkened movie palace to envision its future. The century-

A council appointed by President Trump is set to eliminate mandatory state review and public comment for projects impacting historic properties.