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WELCOME!
We've launched our new website with the goal of doing an even better job of serving you and helping connect people with the resources they need to save the places they love.
Click on the top level pages (Home, Resources, News, Participate, Give/Join or About Us) for a quick overview of that section and easy, clickable reference points. The drop down menu offers a deeper dive into specific interest areas.
The RESOURCES section offers updates on grant and funding opportunities, helpful publications, and PreserveList to helped you find skilled preservation experts (a partnership with Preservation Maryland). Our Link Library will be regularly updated to help you find authoritative guidance on a wide range of topics, from climate change and energy efficiency to historic cemeteries and the neighborhood toolkit from Penn Praxis (you might have heard about at the 2019 conference).
We're really excited about our brand-new NEWS feature, which provides us with the opportunity to present you with regular mini-features about people and places across Pennsylvania, great preservation projects, interesting resources, guest columnists and more! Some of our most recent posts are featured below; just click to read more.
We hope you'll PARTICIPATE -- nominate a place to Pennsylvania At Risk, sign up to learn and network at the Statewide Conference on Heritage, celebrate the amazing recipients of the Pennsylvania Historic Preservation Awards, or attend or sponsor a workshop or a special event we're hosting near you! Attending events is a great way of learning new things, sharing ideas, and making connections.
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Celebrating the 2020 PA Historic Preservation Awards
The 2020 Pennsylvania Historic Preservation Awards look a little different this year as we take them virtual for the first time. We’re all learning how to adapt to our changing world and the need for more technology. What has not changed is the great work that has been accomplished by our award recipients. This is a celebration of people and projects that are an inspiration to all of us. Our...
Get set! Conference BINGO
Download your BINGO card now and see how you do during the 2020 virtual Pennsylvania Statewide Conference on Heritage, Oct 13-16, 2020
Anticipation: PA Conference on Heritage
We're counting down until the start of the virtual edition of the Pennsylvania Statewide Conference on Heritage, Tuesday, October 13 - Friday, October 16! Let's talk about one of your top priorities (based on our survey feedback). How do you meet and mingle at a virtual conference? (Haven't signed up and yet want to see the schedule? Visit the Schedule page to learn more and use the link at the...
PA AT RISK: Camp Archbald, SAVED
On July 29th, 2020 Supporters of Camp Archbald (Susquehanna County) rejoiced when Girl Scouts in the Heart of PA (GSHPA) announced that Camp Archbald reached its benchmarks and would no longer be sold or drilled for oil.
Abolition Hall Developer Withdraws!
Developer K. Hovnanian no longer has the historic Corson/Hovenden homestead in Plymouth Meeting (Montgomery County) under agreement of sale and has ended that agreement. The site includes Abolition Hall, built by George Corson to encourage conversation and understanding about anti-slavery efforts. The Corsons hosted Frederick Douglass, Letitia Mott and others in their efforts to gain support for the cause.
Mark your calendar: Virtual Conference Oct 13-16
Registration for the 2020 PA Statewide Conference on Heritage (10/13-16) opens August 17
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