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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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Boston |
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Boston Landmarks Commission |
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"The Boston Landmarks Commission (BLC) functions in conjunction with
the local Historic District Commissions as the City's stewards of
Boston's historic buildings, places, and neighborhoods." |
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Boston Main Streets |
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"Boston Main Streets provides funding and technical assistance to 21
neighborhood-based Main Streets districts throughout the City of
Boston. The Boston Main Streets program focuses its effort on
providing merchants and community residents with the tools for their
historic commercial districts to compete in today's market." |
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Boston Preservation Alliance |
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"The BPA believes that Boston’s distinct architectural heritage is a national treasure which contributes
greatly to the economy of the city and the quality of life for its residents and visitors. With more than
50 organizations and hundreds of individuals as members, the Alliance provides a respected voice for
preservation in the city of Boston." |
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Historic Boston, Inc. |
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"Historic Boston Incorporated (HBI)
is a private, non-profit organization that puts people and resources
together to preserve endangered historic sites in the city of
Boston. It gives priority to projects which will leverage
additional public and private commitments, embody thoughtful
restoration standards, catalyze neighborhood renewal, and protect
significant cultural resources." |
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The Bostonian Society |
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"Founded in 1881 to save the Old State House from being moved to
Chicago, The Bostonian Society is the historical society for the
city of Boston. Through library and museum collections which date
from the 1630s to the 21st century, through exhibitions on the
American Revolution and Boston's neighborhoods, and through programs
for adults and children, the Society brings Boston history to life." |
