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The Internet can be a great resource for those looking for more
information about historic preservation, whether researching their
historic house, seeking assistance with a neighborhood initiative,
or looking to get involved in state or nationwide programs. The
following links represent some of the most established assistance
programs and advocacy groups. Remember that your local historic
commission can be an invaluable resource and a gateway to the rest
of the preservation community. |
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Historic Homes |
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National Trust for Historic Preservation - Historic Home |
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"For
millions of Americans, preservation begins at home. The country has
more than 30 million housing units built before 1950, allowing
people everywhere to enjoy historic homes and neighborhoods.
Recognizing and protecting these houses and apartments improves our
communities and preserves our heritage." |
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City of Boston Historic Homeworks |
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"Sponsored by
the City of Boston Department of Neighborhood Development (DND),
Boston's Historic HomeWorks provides grants to help Boston
homeowners make historically appropriate exterior
repairs/improvements." |
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A Field Guide to American Houses by Virginia and Lee McAlester |
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"The guide that enables you to identify, and place in their historic
and architectural contexts, the houses you see in your neighborhood
or in your travels across America. 17th century to the present." |
