Articles related to "Historic Preservation"

Certified Local Governments take the process of historic preservation down to the local level. CLGs look after history at the town and county level.

Cultural resources management, or "CRM," involves the preservation of historic and prehistoric resources as prescribed by federal, state, and local laws.

Roof problems have plagued homeowners for years. Thomas Jefferson was no exception.

Vinyl Records can have a lot of historical value. Their preservation can therefore be vital.

Protecting Texas' historic and prehistoric places follows a standard methodology based on federal, state, and local regulations.

Novice and experienced homebuyers benefit from the expertise and selection found in architectural salvage stores when updating homes with a liveable, historic feel.

Revitalizing America's empty downtown districts creates a sense of community, preserves history and invites old and new residents to revisit life in the city.

Filoli House and Gardens sit on over 600 acres of land, with formal gardens, trails and regular events. A National Trust property, this estate is reminiscent of England.

The History Channel commemorates the Abraham Lincoln bicentennial with Give a Lincoln for Lincoln with National Park Service and National Trust for Historic Preservation.

One often witnesses a confrontational relationship between those who want to preserve a city's history and identity, and those who push for change and economic progress.

Newport Rhode Island, selected by National Geographic Traveler survey of Historic Places Destinations, has mixed reviews from the experts and mixed reaction from locals.

The Ohio State House, as it was commonly called in 1876, is the sole survivor of the state houses built for the Centennial Exhibition held in Philadelphia.

From Indians to Gold Rush miners, pioneers to missions, California's rich history is preserved in multiple historical markers on state and national landmark registers.

Project 66 reinstated the National Survey of Historic Sites and Places, and established National Historic Sites and the National Register of Historic Places

Rutgers University believes that the future looks bright for well-trained experts in the preservation of items of cultural and historical significance.

Vintage barns once dotted the landscape but each year there are fewer. Restoring these landmarks preserves a piece of history.

The old-time country music of pioneering artist Spencer Moore, who turned 90 on Feb. 7, 2009, might have gone unpreserved, if not for New York's Tompkins Square Records.

The House of the Seven Gables Historic Neighborhood and complimentary Colonial Revival Gardens result from foresight and actions of antiquarians Emmerton and Chandler.

More recently famous as home to Edgar Lee Masters and his semi-biographical "Spoon River Anthology," Lewistown, Illinois, is also home to the Dickson Mounds Museum.

Here is a garden travel guide for late summer. These ten historic garden landscape articles can help to plan a day outing 0r a lengthy trip or act as a virtual excursion.

Each year, the DNR advertises both paid and unpaid jobs and internships for college students. This is a great opportunity to learn more about one's field.

This national society honors ancestors who lived a "worthy life" in Colonial America and who have made a lasting contribution to the founding of the United States.

History & architecture are preserved in the Victorian Village of Round Lake NY. This turn-of-century town in upstate New York is on National Registry of Historic Places.

The World Monument Fund's John Stubbs says that understanding, sensitivity, and insight are key for working in the field of cultural heritage preservation.

Old city charm, fun nightlife, music and tulip festivals, live jazz and urban cool on hip Lark Street make New York's state capital, Albany NY, a great place to visit.

Nevada is home to ghost towns, sagebrush and ancient history. From prehistoric man to modern times, Nevada's history is captured by historical markers.

From ancient petroglyphs to Route 66 motels and UFOs, New Mexico has a rich and diverse history. Its stories are told in historical markers and historic landmarks.

Aiken SC, Apalachicola FL, Columbus MS, Fort Davis TX and Wilmington NC are named by the National Trust of Historic Preservation as 2008's Dozen Distinctive Destinations.

High in Utah's Wasatch Mountains, near Salt Lake City, a mining town museum is reborn and dedicated distillers bring whiskey to a high art.

Since people often buy homes to fit their personal styles, a little investigating to uncover the original décor could reveal an ironically fresh, great design for today.

President's ghost has been seen in several places and Woodlawn has other paranormal activity of its own, including poltergeists. But why doesn't he haunt the White House?

For more than eight decades, America's notable and notorious have slept at the grand Casa Marina Hotel in Jacksonville Beach.

Downtown Edmonton hotels provide travelers with comfort and diversity. Be it for business travel or a family vacation with a pet, Edmonton hotels offer quality options.

If you've ever wanted to own your own waterfront property, complete with a lighthouse, here's your chance. Historic light stations are being donated across America.

Hay-Adams Hotel is Washington DC with be the temporary home of United States President Elect Barack Obama as they prepare to move into the White House of U.S. Capitol.

From Civil War battlefields to French-Americans in Mobile, Alabama has a long, rich history. Alabama's two historical marker systems tell the story of Alabama's past.

Leesburg, Virginia is a great place for travelers to see an impressive historic district and try out great restaurants and wineries, all within a short drive from DC.

New England has hundreds of miles of scenic coastline, from the small inlet beaches of Rhode Island to the craggy coast of Maine.

Pike Place Market in Seattle is a famous farmer market, on the national register of historic places. A tourist attraction, the Seattle farmer market is one-of-a-kind.

The San Antonio Riverwalk's expansion - slated to open in 2014 - will be the nation's largest urban ecosystem restoration. The renovation's first phase opened May 2009.

A summary of the past, present and future of the most important archaeological find in Southern Florida.

The only American President from Vermont, Coolidge was a true Yankee - thrifty, principled and community-oriented. Explore the man and his family home in Plymouth Notch.

Apalachicola was once the third largest shipping port on the Gulf. Today this seaport town is known for oysters, fresh seafood and a vibrant downtown historic district.

Specializing in heirloom, historic and pure seeds, Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Company is a great place for gardeners who want vegetable, fruit and heirloom flower seeds.

Balch family members from generations spanning more than 270 years owned the Beverly, MA house built by their immigrant ancestor.

As one of America's first "planned communities," the city of Williamsburg, Virginia played a central role in the years prior the American Revolution.

Keep your family entertained without spending a dime with these fun, no-cost kid-friendly activities.

States, counties, cities and organizations all erect historical markers and designate landmarks. Exploring them leads to a greater understanding of local history.

Fort Snelling is one of America's oldest military bases and a major landmark in the history of the Twin Cities.

A simple bingo game created a firestorm that would eventually lead to economic self-determination of hundreds of Native American nations.