Historic Preservation

Articles tagged historic preservation from federal, state, and local government meetings across the U.S.

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Historic Preservation

Joint Historic Preservation Commission asked to consider demolition‑prevention measures

The commission is scheduled Oct. 5, 2026, to review proposed preservation legislation including higher fines for illegal demolition, creation of a preservation easement, and measures to stop demolition by neglect; Dan Leinung is reviewing Bethlehem law for guidance.

New ScotlandNov 2, 2026

Ghost Signs

Ghost signs and old advertisements reveal Missoula’s commercial past

On the Missoula County Commissioners’ podcast, historians highlighted surviving painted advertisements and building remnants—'ghost signs'—across downtown Missoula that reveal early businesses, unions and the Mercantile’s influence on commerce.

Missoula CountyOct 30, 2026

Demolition

Worcester Historical Commission denies demolition waiver for 112 Grove Street

The commission voted to deny a 12‑month demolition‑delay waiver for 112 Grove Street, a building tied to a National Register mill complex, after commissioners and neighbors urged preservation and questioned plans to convert the site to a vacant lot.

Worcester CityOct 30, 2026

Cultural Institution

Board approves MOU addendum to advance Robert Moton African American museum

The Board of Commissioners approved an MOU addendum with the Friends of Robert Moton, directed Facilities to begin planning meetings and supported use of donated space and community partnerships to develop a Carroll County African American museum.

Carroll CountyOct 30, 2026