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State unless the agency determines that the structure is unsafe for visitors. The
National Trust stating that it was "pleased that Congress has acted to protect this historically significant and locally cherished landmark. With this vote, the House joins the Senate in affirming that the preservation
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Initiated in 2011, the
National Treasures program identified historically significant landmarks that face imminent threat. With the support of local preservationists, the National Trust led direct action to save these sites through fundraising, coalition building, and legal advocacy. The sites were
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Following the adoption of the
National Historic Preservation Act, the National Trust broadened in its mission beyond administering historic sites. In 1969, the National Trust created the Preservation Services Fund to provide financial assistance to local preservation projects. In 1971, the National
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Over the next decade, the
National Trust grew to become the leading national organization in historic preservation. They began working with citizens and city planning officials on legislative matters, including federal, state, and municipal ordinances for historic preservation. National Trust staff
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First published in 1988, the
National Trust’s list of America's 11 Most Endangered Historic Places is an annual list that highlights endangered historic sites across the United States. The list serves to raise national awareness of these sites. The sites are nominated by the public and eventually
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The federal
Department of Transportation Act of 1966 included Section 4(f), which stipulates that planners must develop projects that protect or avoid historic resources. However, Section 4(f) is periodically challenged through the transportation reauthorization process, most recently during the
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The
Historic Tax Credit (HTC) is the federal tax credit program that incentivizes the rehabilitation of historic buildings. The HTC, which has rehabilitated more than 38,700 buildings and leveraged about $ 106 billion in private investment nationwide, is in danger of being eliminated in current
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The
National Trust for Historic Preservation created Historic Hotels of America in 1989, with 32 charter members. Historic Hotels of America identifies hotels that have maintained their authenticity, sense of place, and architectural integrity. As of June 5, 2015, the program includes over 260
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The
National Trust for Historic Preservation aims to empower local preservationists by providing leadership to save and revitalize America's historic places, and by working on both national policies as well as local preservation campaigns through its network of field offices and preservation
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In its early years, the National Trust’s founders envisioned an organization whose primary purpose would be the acquisition and administration of historic sites, while encouraging public participation in their preservation. In 1957, the National Trust officially acquired its first property,
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In addition to leading campaigns and advocacy, the National Trust provides a growing educational resource through the Preservation Leadership Forum, which offers articles, journals, case studies, and conferences and training. The National Trust issues the quarterly
413:, significant legislation for the preservation movement. The Act also provided federal funding in support of the National Trust’s work. The funding later ceased in 1996, at which point the National Trust became entirely privately funded.
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The National Trust and the National Council existed side by side for several years until the need to merge resources compelled the executive committee to integrate the two entities. In 1952, the boards of both organizations approved a
335:, which would be tasked with the acquisition and maintenance of historic properties. The creation of the National Trust was proposed as a bill to Congress, H.R. 5170, introduced by Congressman J. Hardin Peterson of Florida and passed.
321:, which culminated in the creation of the National Council for Historic Sites and Buildings. The meeting’s attendants became the first charter members of the council. The organization’s first headquarters was in the offices of
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Trust opened its first field office in San Francisco. As the organization grew, the National Trust expanded its work, consisting of programs, educational resources, and advocacy. In 1980, the National Trust initiated the
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of the Council into the National Trust. The merger was effective the following year and was completed by 1956. The National Trust became a membership organization and assumed all other functions of the National Council.
267:, the country was developing a renewed sense of national identity and history. The government began to enact legislation for the preservation of sites and objects deemed significant to the nation’s history. In 1872, an
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to discuss the formation of such a national organization. This meeting was followed by a larger gathering on April 15, 1947, attended by representatives from a number of art, architectural, and
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selected based on a range of factors, including its significance, whether there is a local group engaged in its preservation, the urgency of the threat, and potential solutions to that threat.
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and led by president & CEO, Carol Quillen. As of November 2023, the National Trust reports that it has over 1 million actively engaged visitors, followers, supporters, and advocates.
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Meeks stepped down as president in December 2018. Former general counsel and chief legal officer Paul Edmondson then served as president and CEO until the spring of 2023.
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selected based on criteria including: integrity, contribution to America’s diverse history, and preservation strategies that can be applied to other sites.
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to identify underrepresented Black cultural sites in need of funding for restoration and preservation. The program has been directed by historian
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to support the preservation of America’s diverse historic buildings, neighborhoods, and heritage through its programs, resources, and advocacy.
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The private, nonprofit National Trust for Historic Preservation was formally established by charter through the Act of Congress when President
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for protection. However, efforts to save and maintain historic sites were still largely limited to private citizens or local groups.
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The National Trust for Historic Preservation organizes the Preservation Leadership Forum, a network of preservation professionals.
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position for 12 years. Archaeologist Richard Hubbard Howland became the nonprofit's first president in 1956.
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members in 44 states, including the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
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consideration of MAP-21. Due to work by preservationists, Section 4(f) remains intact.
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United States Committee of the International Council on Monuments and Sites
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through protecting sites of cultural significance; advocating for greater
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The History of the National Trust for Historic Preservation (1963–1973)
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The History of the National Trust for Historic Preservation (1947–1963)
1201:"Stephanie Meeks to Lead the National Trust for Historic Preservation."
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1338:"$ 25 Million African-American Cultural Heritage Action Fund Launched"
896:"National Trust Leadership | National Trust for Historic Preservation"
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The National Trust for Historic Preservation was headquartered in the
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of this historic resource is compatible with wilderness protection."
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built in the early 19th century to educate African-American children.
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from removing a building from the Glacier Peak Wilderness Area in
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was included in 2013's list of 11 Most Endangered Historic Places
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Association for the Study of African American Life and History
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The portfolio of National Trust sites has expanded to include
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Society for the History of Authorship, Reading and Publishing
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was the first site acquired for the National Trust portfolio
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The portfolio of National Treasures included, for example:
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enabled the President to declare landmarks or objects as a
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In 2013, the National Trust headquarters moved from the
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Pennsylvania Railroad Technical and Historical Society
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The National Trust’s current work focuses on building
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In 2017, the Trust launched an initiative called the
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Washington County History & Landmarks Foundation
1312:"About America's 11 Most Endangered Historic Places"
937:"Stories | National Trust for Historic Preservation"
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Historic Wintersburg in Huntington Beach, California
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Veteran Corps of Artillery of the State of New York
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2768:National Society of the Colonial Dames of America
2649:Rough and Tumble Engineers Historical Association
2381:Ulster & Delaware Railroad Historical Society
1183:National Trust for Historic Preservation (2014).
1138:National Trust for Historic Preservation (2014).
574:America's 11 Most Endangered Historic Places List
514:is one of the National Trust's National Treasures
255:The National Trust moved its headquarters to the
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2391:Yates County Genealogical and Historical Society
1872:United Railroad Historical Society of New Jersey
1448:"National Treasures: Selection Process Overview"
2231:American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies
1811:Frederick and Pennsylvania Line Railroad Museum
821:National Trust Community Investment Corporation
447:became the organization’s president, replacing
1340:. Philanthropy News Digest. November 20, 2017.
764:Green Mountain Lookout Heritage Protection Act
595:African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund
589:African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund
451:, who had led the organization for 17 years.
219:of historic spaces; preserving and empowering
2827:Society for History in the Federal Government
2634:Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission
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2371:Thomas Paine National Historical Association
2291:Historic Palmyra, Palmyra Historical Society
2095:Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History
1961:The Historical Society of the Somerset Hills
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650:or listed in or eligible for listing in the
2554:Gettysburg Battlefield Memorial Association
2485:Pittsburgh History and Landmarks Foundation
1971:Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society
605:Preservation Leadership Forum and resources
2857:Conservation and restoration organizations
2480:Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania
2432:Historical Society of the Episcopal Church
2351:St. Lawrence County Historical Association
2090:Association for the Study of Nationalities
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1531:National Trust for Historic Preservation.
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919:National Trust for Historic Preservation.
827:Affiliated Companies of the National Trust
729:budget-balancing discussions in Congress.
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2723:Advisory Council on Historic Preservation
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2773:National Trust for Historic Preservation
2705:United States Capitol Historical Society
2534:Carbondale Historical Society and Museum
1781:Berkshire Conference of Women Historians
1745:Community College Humanities Association
1480:National Trust for Historic Preservation
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1185:"A Brief History of the National Trust."
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2524:Bellefonte Historical Railroad Society
1921:Monmouth County Historical Association
1821:Historical Society of Baltimore County
1613:. Washington, DC: Preservation Press.
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2017:Preservation League of New York State
1867:Boonton Historical Society and Museum
1801:Early American Industries Association
1771:Association of Black Women Historians
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1217:O’Connell, Jonathan (June 17, 2013).
807:Subsidiaries and affiliated companies
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2887:National Humanities Medal recipients
2321:Rensselaer County Historical Society
652:National Register of Historic Places
637:National Register of Historic Places
208:magazine as well as online stories.
18:National Historic Preservation Month
2738:American Institute for Conservation
2624:Pennsylvania Historical Association
2135:New York Military Affairs Symposium
2044:The Bronx County Historical Society
1911:Hunterdon County Historical Society
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1233:Burclaff, Natalie (June 10, 2022).
1061:"Remembering Louise Crowninshield."
851:Historic Artists' Homes and Studios
762:. The National Trust supported the
474:department store) in downtown D.C.
185:State Historic Preservation Offices
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2783:White House Historical Association
2564:Historical Society of Berks County
2442:Historical Society of Pennsylvania
2341:Social Science History Association
2281:Dutchess County Historical Society
2271:Columbia County Historical Society
2178:Greater Astoria Historical Society
2140:The Renaissance Society of America
2085:American Jewish Historical Society
1398:"About Historic Hotels of America"
733:Federal transportation legislation
479:11 Most Endangered Historic Places
411:National Historic Preservation Act
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2594:Luzerne County Historical Society
2251:Chemung County Historical Society
2221:Adirondack Architectural Heritage
2080:American Irish Historical Society
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837:National Trust Insurance Services
187:, and local preservation groups.
2700:Supreme Court Historical Society
2584:Lehigh County Historical Society
2201:Staten Island Historical Society
2100:Historians of American Communism
1951:Sussex County Historical Society
1895:New Jersey Historical Commission
766:, a bill that would prevent the
580:America's Most Endangered Places
2733:American Historical Association
2503:Antietam Historical Association
2452:Presbyterian Historical Society
2437:Historical Society of Frankford
2007:Academy of Certified Archivists
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32:National Trust (disambiguation)
30:For other National Trusts, see
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2361:Theodore Roosevelt Association
2150:Society of American Historians
2130:New York Landmarks Conservancy
1520:Preservation Leadership Forum.
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2544:Chester County History Center
2508:Waynesboro Historical Society
2457:Society for Classical Studies
1941:New Jersey Historical Society
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526:are named a National Treasure
409:In 1966, Congress passed the
143:, that works in the field of
2822:American Studies Association
2241:Brunswick Historical Society
2110:Leo Baeck Institute New York
1931:Montclair Historical Society
1292:. Historic Hotels of America
926:Retrieved November 16, 2023.
768:United States Forest Service
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2801:Naval Historical Foundation
2753:German Historical Institute
2604:Moravian Historical Society
2447:Pennsylvania German Society
2125:New-York Historical Society
2115:Morgan Library & Museum
2062:Brooklyn Historical Society
1750:Maryland Historical Society
1709:Delaware Historical Society
1704:Business History Conference
1538:Retrieved January 15, 2014.
1522:Retrieved January 15, 2014.
1506:Retrieved January 15, 2014.
1190:Retrieved January 15, 2014.
1145:Retrieved January 15, 2014.
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419:National Main Street Center
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68:nonprofit, member-supported
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2758:Historic Preservation Fund
2748:Atomic Heritage Foundation
2728:American Battlefield Trust
2261:Clinton Historical Society
2105:Historic Districts Council
1605:Mulloy, Elizabeth (1976).
1402:Historic Hotels of America
833:Historic Hotels of America
787:Charleston, South Carolina
648:National Historic Landmark
633:Wildwood Crest, New Jersey
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724:Historic Tax Credit (HTC)
540:Old San Juan, Puerto Rico
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464:Watergate office complex
179:partners, including the
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1501:"Historic Tax Credits."
1188:PreservationNation.org.
1143:PreservationNation.org.
924:PreservationNation.org.
438:New Canaan, Connecticut
315:National Gallery of Art
213:sustainable communities
135:is a privately funded,
1356:forum.savingplaces.org
1316:PreservationNation.org
856:Historic Hudson Valley
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2301:Historic Saranac Lake
2120:Municipal Art Society
1059:Burdick, Kim (2000).
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145:historic preservation
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2160:World Monuments Fund
2145:Royal Oak Foundation
1831:National History Day
1536:Preservation Nation.
1476:"National Treasures"
1222:The Washington Post.
1204:The Washington Post.
1083:archives.lib.umd.edu
840:National Trust Tours
694:Miami Marine Stadium
359:Alexandria, Virginia
319:historical societies
2311:Jay Heritage Center
1264:www.bizjournals.com
569:in Washington, D.C.
377:Woodlawn Plantation
351:Woodlawn Plantation
307:David E. Finley Jr.
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1549:"S. 404 - Summary"
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685:Houston Astrodome
675:Hampton, Virginia
553:'s boyhood home,
524:Rosenwald Schools
512:Houston Astrodome
300:historic district
285:national monument
257:Watergate complex
247:, located in the
196:board of trustees
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