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Design on a Dime, Main Street Style - January 8, 2009
The latest National Trust Main Street Center Innovation Labs webinar is intended to guide both merchants and contractors toward preservation-sensitive design. Learn More
Historic City, Historic Moment
Planning a trip to D.C. for the inauguration? Use our guide to experience everything the Federal City has to offer preservationists and history buffs alike. Learn More
Best & Worst of 2008
From losing the home of Babe Ruth to restoring the cottage of Honest Abe, 2008 has been full of outstanding wins, great saves and sad losses. Learn More
Wal-Mart Superstore Threatens Virginia Civil War Battle Site
Take action against Wal-Mart's proposal to build a 145,000-square-foot superstore along this historic stretch of Highway 3 (Photo: Civil War Preservation Trust). Learn More
LSU/VA Complex Threatens Mid-City New Orleans
Hear what home- and business-owners have to say about a project that could cost them their neighborhood in our Mid-City video diaries. Learn More
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PRESERVATION MAGAZINE
Inside This Issue
Guarding the Glories of San Juan Preservationists are saving sites in and around Puerto Rico's capital city
In Search of Lincoln's Washington
NEWS FEED 
- Meet This Week’s Faces in Preservation - 01/06/09
- Preservation Roundup: Resolutions, Coastal Engineering, 2008 Weather and Historic Sites - 01/05/09
- New Year, New Travels - 01/02/09
- Here’s to Our Treasures - 01/01/09
- A Different Kind of Year-End List: What We Would Miss About Lower Mid-City - 12/31/08
Faces in Preservation
Meet a "soldier of jazz" and others in our new Faces in Preservation Series.
What We Would Miss
See for yourself why historic Lower Mid-City New Orleans is worth the fight.
A Model Policy Threatened
Connecticut's landmark Community Investment Act faces budget cuts.
