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Welcome to Preservation Texas |
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Preservation Texas' Spring 2010 Newsletter, The Reporter, available online. Read about the Preservation Summit, How to Position Your Leader as an Expert, and the Goodnight Ranch. Click here, to view the current issue. |
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2010 National Preservation Conference will be held in Austin, Texas! This year's theme is Next American City, Next American Landscape. Registration is now open!
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Preservation Texas Presents the 2010 Preservation Honor Award Winners in Houston. 14 Projects Were Selected For Statewide Award. Individuals and Projects in Beaumont, Canadian, Cuero, Dallas, El Paso, Grapevine, Houston, Mineral Wells, Schulenburg, and Wharton to receive awards. For more information, visit the honor awards webpage.
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Thank you for a great 2010 Texas Preservation Summit! The Preservation Summit is an opportunity to identify issues related to the preservation of the historic built environment, develop strategic approaches and solutions to the issues, and cultivate partnerships across the state. Click here for more information.
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Preservation Texas, Inc. (PT), a nonprofit membership, organization was established in 1985. By promoting the importance of historic preservation by working with partners, Preservation Texas is the advocate for preserving the historic resources of Texas.
PT relies on the generous contributions of its members and donors. To contribute to PT, please click here.
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Preservation Texas is the only private, nonprofit membership organization in Texas that is dedicated to being a full-service statewide preservation organization.
