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One of a group of images in the website home page top bar - a theme of photographs depicting a diverse range of people working in the field of historic preservation- architects, engineers, archaeologists and the like. Please contact us for more information.
One of a group of images in the website home page top bar - a theme of photographs depicting a diverse range of people working in the field of historic preservation- architects, engineers, archaeologists and the like. Please contact us for more information.
One of a group of images in the website home page top bar - a theme of photographs depicting a diverse range of people working in the field of historic preservation- architects, engineers, archaeologists and the like. Please contact us for more information.
One of a group of images in the website home page top bar - a theme of photographs depicting a diverse range of people working in the field of historic preservation- architects, engineers, archaeologists and the like. Please contact us for more information.
One of a group of images in the website home page top bar - a theme of photographs depicting a diverse range of people working in the field of historic preservation- architects, engineers, archaeologists and the like. Please contact us for more information.

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the Preservationist's Resource


Professionals, students, and anyone interested in the field of historic preservation and related areas of study will find on this site a comprehensive database of regularly updated internet resources, a list of degree programs in historic preservation, and a jobs board.

Established in 1994 by Cornell University's Michael Tomlan and Bob Pick, PreserveNet was the result of a collaborative effort by preservation students from several universities who wished to assemble preservation information read more →



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National Register of Historic Places nomination for Old Town Neighborhood, Russellville, AR

Requestion for Qualifications: Preservation Consultant
National Register of Historic Places nomination for Old Town Neighborhood, Russellville, AR
Sponsor: Russellville Historic District Commission
Deadline: May 31, 2023, 5:00 pm CDT
For proposal details, click here.

Request for Qualifications: Architectural and Structural Engineer Consultants for Historic Preservation Projects

Request for Qualifications: Historic Preservation Projects
Architectural and Structural Engineer Consultants
Sponsor: Preservation Connecticut
Deadline: June 2, 2023
For details, click here.

Preparation of National Register of Historic Places Nominations for Adirondack Rural Revitalization Program

Request for Qualifications: Consultant
Preparation of National Register of Historic Places Nominations for Adirondack Rural Revitalization Program
Sponsor: Adirondack Architectural Heritage (AARCH)
Deadline: June 9, 2023
For proposal details, click here.

Architectural Resources Survey of the Pleasant Street Historic District

Request for Proposals: Historic Preservation Services
Architectural Resources Survey of the Pleasant Street Historic District
Sponsor: City of Hot Springs, Arkansas
Deadline: June 26, 2023, 2:00 p.m. CT
For proposal details, click here.





Latest News & Highlights


National Historic Landmarks Program Releases New Theme Study, African American Outdoor Recreation

National Historic Landmarks (NHL) Program Releases New Theme Study, African American Outdoor Recreation

The latest theme study from NHL examines how race impacted the experience of and access to outdoor recreation and leisure resources for African American people in the United States from the end of the Civil War through the early 21st century. The study includes typologies of relevant property types (e.g. campgrounds, amusement parks) and guidelines to identify and evaluate surviving examples for further study as potential NHLs.

Find out more by clicking here.





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