Elevating preservation, one window at a time! The Odd Fellows project involves the rehabilitation of over 150 wood windows. The project is preparing a space for Georgia Works where they will continue their mission of “helping chronically homeless men become productive citizens.”

Juneteenth is a time to both reflect and celebrate. Today, we observe the important step taken toward the end of slavery in the United States and celebrate the strength of the Black community. Learn more from our shared history: doi.gov/blog/this-june…

The Fairlie-Poplar National Register Historic District in Downtown Atlanta is home to Atlanta's largest collection of late 19th/early 20th century commercial buildings. Three buildings featured above are protected in perpetuity by preservation easements held by easementsatlanta.

Meet our summer intern, Liam Cochran! Liam received his BA in History from Georgia State University & is a 2nd year in the Master of Heritage Preservation program. His goals include gaining skills related to architectural history & photography. Welcome Liam - we’re glad you’re here.

Then & Now | Freeman Ford Building in Downtown Atlanta. Constructed in 1930, Freeman Ford is an excellent, intact example of an Art Deco-style automobile dealership. Today, the building is protected in perpetuity by a preservation easement held by Easements Atlanta.

This Thursday! Join Easements Atlanta co-founder Atlanta History Center for the return of Party With the Past. Explore the Atlanta Utility Works & learn more about the City of East Point & the role this institution played in its history. Free but register here: atlantahistorycenter.com/event/party-wi…

Fridays are for progress! 🚧 🎉 Work continues on the Odd Fellows Building, a project involving the rehabilitation of over 150+ wood windows. EA holds a preservation easement on the Odd Fellows Building, ensuring the perpetual protection of this significant historic space.

~ Documenting Changes to Buildings and Neighborhoods Over Time ~ On 8/31, join the Atlanta History Center for a special webinar that focuses on using archival materials to track changes to neighborhoods and properties over time. Free but registration required: atlantahistorycenter.com/event/nhprc-we…

Football is back! 📷 Highlighting the return of high school, college, & pro football with a throwback to 1952 showing high school football players outside historic Roosevelt High School. This historic building is protected in perpetuity by Easements Atlanta. #FlashbackFriday

Today, we remember the tragedies of September 11, 2001, and those we lost. At the Flight 93 NMEM in Pennsylvania, the Tower of Voices serves as both a visual and audible reminder of the courage and selflessness of the forty passengers and crew members of United Flight 93.

Next Wednesday! Join Easements Atlanta co-founder Atlanta History Center for Party With the Past in historic South Downtown. This event is being hosted by Downtown Atlanta & South Downtown. Register: atlantahistorycenter.com/event/party-wi…

We enjoyed attending the recent Atlanta History Center webinar 'Documenting Changes to Buildings and Neighborhoods Over Time.' Missed it? The full webinar recording is now available online! youtube.com/watch?v=dKqIGH…

We're thrilled to share our latest quarterly e-newsletter! 🎉 This edition highlights our new Executive Director, ongoing preservation projects, and much more. Stay in the loop on our organization's work to protect Atlanta's historic spaces! 👉 mailchi.mp/fa5e7e96d06e/s…

Images: Sweet Auburn historic gem is being meticulously restored. Thank you Urbanize Atlanta for featuring the ongoing restoration of the Odd Fellows Building in Downtown Atlanta! We are proud to hold a preservation easement on this important building. atlanta.urbanize.city/post/odd-fello…

Do you know an important but threatened place in your community that could benefit from national advocacy and attention? Saving Places is now accepting nominations for the 2025 list of America's 11 Most Endangered Historic Places. savingplaces.org/11-most-nomina…

We are excited to participate in ATL City Planning Historic Preservation Week! Get an inside peek of a couple of buildings, learn the storied history of the Mill, and understand how a preservation easement protects many of the buildings in perpetuity. forms.office.com/pages/response…

Historic Preservation Week is set for Oct. 21 through Oct. 26 and the week will be filled with activities that focus on the preservation of Atlanta's history. Don't miss the tour of the Fulton Bag and Cotton Mill on Tues., Oct. 22. For more visit: ATLCITYSTUDIO.ORG/PRESERVATION-W…