Macy Miller, Architectural Designer and Tiny House Advocate

Many communities across America are experiencing housing shortages, especially shortages of affordable housing. Tackling this challenge requires a multi-pronged effort, of which rehabilitation of historic buildings is a critically important component.

2016 marked 50 years since the National Historic Preservation Act was signed into law by President Lyndon Johnson. Preservation 50 was a celebration of American culture and heritage through preservation.

Improving consultations on unique issues involving Native Hawaiian organizations is the purpose of the interagency working group established by the Department of the Interior (DOI), Department of Defense (DOD), and the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation (ACHP).

Daniel J. Hoisington, Preservation Consultant, Roseville, Minnesota

Buffalo's Young Preservationists Organization Buffalo's Young Preservationists is an energized group of young preservation professionals and university students in Buffalo, New York. Click here to learn more.

Carolyn Gimbal, Masters Degree Candidate and Intern, Cleveland Restoration Society 

From lesson plans for secondary students to undergraduate and graduate courses and continuing education, the field of historic preservation has expanded significantly in recent years. This section serves as a resource to collect and showcase learning tools for aspiring preservationists.

Youth Engagement

Joyce Barrett: Executive Director, Heritage Ohio What led you to the preservation field?