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Imagining the Modern Book Release w/ Pittsburgh Modern Committee preservationpgh.org/events/2019/6/…

This year's #Pennsylvania Statewide Conference on Heritage offers models & tools to benefit your preservation work. Check out all the sessions available, including this year's PA Barn & Farm Symposium! See you in Chambersburg, June 19-21 #preservation paheritageconference.org

Thanks to everyone who came out to celebrate with us on Saturday! pittsburgh.cbslocal.com/2019/06/15/sou…

When you can’t bring the State Preservation Board to Roslyn Place... Erika Strassburger bill peduto PA Historical & Museum Commission PGH District 8 Pittsburgh Public Works ShadysideAction #PreservationHappensHere #savingplaces #PAHeritage2019

Gothic Revival cottage here in Pittsburgh? Yep, and on it’s way to becoming an historic landmark... Fineview Citizens City of Play Darlene Harris preservationpgh.org/news/2019/6/25…

Pittsburgh's historic Lawrenceville neighborhood, incorporated as a borough in 1834, has been accepted into the National Register of Historic Places.

“At the end of that when those buildings are gone, when all those pieces are sold off and they’re in peoples’ offices and homes, we the public won’t have access to that. At its core, it’s a loss to all of us," said Matthew Falcone PreservationPGH newsinteractive.post-gazette.com/historic-build…

Philosophy of loss...

It's #AmericanArchivesMonth! Have a #Pittsburgh question? Why a neighborhood has its name? How old is that bridge? #AskAnArchivist! The Pittsburgh City Archives is answering questions today. We also need help finding lost records. Think you have something? More: pittsburghpa.gov/press-releases…

It’s time to return.

Eric Lidji has consistently done amazing work archiving & contextualizing #Pittsburgh Jewish history. That he has to do this work of documenting #TreeofLife responses is obscene. "If it survives, Lidji’s archive will be all that’s left to tell a more textured story."

Pittsburgh was named on this day in 1758, 261 years ago! Image: 1759 FORT DU QUESNE, NOW PITTSBURGH, AND ITS ENVIRONS, from the January, 1759, issue of The Scots Magazine. This map is often called the first map of… instagram.com/p/B5YLgo6h1K-/…

It is past time to address...

Also, PreservationPGH put forward six nominations for historic nomination. Finally, we learn from Nina Feldman that the recovery from COVID-19 isn't like the flu. Symptoms can linger for weeks.

Happy #PrideMonth from #DoorsOpenPgh! 🏳️‍🌈 To celebrate, let's explore some of #Pittsburgh's historic LGBTQ+ spaces in the latest edition of our #BeNebby blog with Matthew Falcone, President of PreservationPGH: bit.ly/35bg3mF.

We don’t talk about Brunot… ;-)