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r/HistoricPreservation
4k members
r/HistoricPreservation is a subreddit with 4k members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is medium in size.
Popular Themes in r/HistoricPreservation
#1
Advice Requests
: "I want to be a historic preservationist - how do I get there?"
10 posts
#2
Solution Requests
: "My great grandparents house. I don't know where to go to even begin talking about this, but I don't want to lose it. I know it doesn't look great, it was built in 1914 or before. Is there any possible way to restore it or save it, even just for historical purposes?"
6 posts
#3
Opportunities
: "Employment opportunity - Work outdoors, training and supporting volunteers and youth in saving historic buildings on public lands. Adventurous, travel-based position with national nonprofit HistoriCorps"
3 posts
#4
Pain & Anger
: "Forced to sell historic farm by co-owners"
2 posts
#5
Ideas
: "Petition: Don't demolish this 1920's-era historic building in Oakley, California to build a library. Instead, repurpose the building into a library."
2 posts
Popular Topics in r/HistoricPreservation
#1
Historic Preservation
: "This is a then-and-now collage of my hometown, Berkeley Springs, West Virginia, and it is the reason why I am now studying Historic Preservation in college. I want to reverse the degradation and give this town a brighter future."
114 posts
#2
Restoration
: "Yes! The Keever House finally sold. Let's hope it gets a sympathetic Restoration! Story in the Link in Comments."
28 posts
#3
Architecture
: "I’m studying preservation design and have been drawing my favorite historic homes for almost a year and a half now! Here’s progress of my take on Kreischer Mansion (Staten Island, NY) - I still have hours of work to do! 🙃"
23 posts
#4
Historic
: "My great grandparents house. I don't know where to go to even begin talking about this, but I don't want to lose it. I know it doesn't look great, it was built in 1914 or before. Is there any possible way to restore it or save it, even just for Historical purposes?"
20 posts
#5
Preservation
: "This is a then-and-now collage of my hometown, Berkeley Springs, West Virginia, and it is the reason why I am now studying historic Preservation in college. I want to reverse the degradation and give this town a brighter future."
17 posts
#6
Historic Home
: "I’m studying preservation design and have been drawing my favorite Historic Homes for almost a year and a half now! Here’s progress of my take on Kreischer Mansion (Staten Island, NY) - I still have hours of work to do! 🙃"
16 posts
#7
Career Advice
: "Help finding U.S colleges that offer Historic Preservation Degree"
14 posts
#8
Historic Structures
: "Restoration of 1746 parlor in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Demolished late 19th century Victorian remodel and discovered paint lines and nail patterns which helped me establish what the original board walls look like. All hand planed profiles and surfaces."
12 posts
#9
Building
: "Last ditch effort to save American Motors HQ Admin Building; question about federal historic tax credits"
12 posts
#10
Demolition
: "The Abandoned Houses of Pine Bluff, Arkansas -
Homes once attracting the cream of Pine Bluff society have devolved into dilapidated, tumbledown dwellings earmarked for Demolition. Link in Comments"
9 posts
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