Cities and towns from Georgia to Maine pay people who qualify to move. Perks range from babysitting services to free plots of land to build a house.

As such, they are not accessible to the general public; however, the design approach today is typically oriented to the local area, with elements reflecting a location’s historic roots ...

Long-time members and officials bid farewell to the old YMCA of Greater Flint on Monday, April 21, more than 63 years after ...

AMERICUS, Ga. (WALB) - An Americus-based group has plans to transform what was once an old colored hospital into a Civil ...

The battle over preservation or demolition of the historic Saye Building continues to develop. Once a thriving office ...

Nearly 20 years ago – basically saying, “Why not?” – Eric Brembeck and Rita Volpi bought Studio 35 Cinema, the historic neighborhood theater in Clintonville that has become known for much more than ...

The aim is to repair failing structural elements and replace inappropriate modern additions, conserving the building’s ‘important historic fabric’. Once work is finished, the building’s ...

Let us know A local developer known for reviving landmark properties is set to acquire the historic former home of the Chicago Daily News, marking the first ownership change for the building in ...

COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) - We’re honoring the life of a longtime Columbus city councilwoman as we hear from a good friend who has fond memories of the late Judy Thomas, who leaves behind a legacy of ...

To qualify for the grants, AARCH Executive Director Erin Tobin says applicants must own the building and have it on the historic register or have it be eligible for the national register.