Preservation Places to Save: Summer 2026 The Preservation Alliance for Greater Philadelphia highlights buildings under threat with its quarterly list, Places to Save
Preservation National Trust Speaks Out With Its 2026 “Most Endangered Places” List The President House at Independence National Historical Park joins 11 other sites dedicated to inclusive American history
Preservation Lawsuits and Legal Wrangling Seek to Undermine Philadelphia’s Historic Districts Property owners are challenging the jurisdiction of the Historical Commission to overturn neighborhood landmark designations
History Recalling and Celebrating the Often Hidden Stories Archivist Bob Skiba takes stock of Philadelphia’s rich and radiant LGBTQ+ history
History Stories of Pride That Won’t Be Erased Through archives, markers, art, and activism, members of Philadelphia’s LGBTQIA+ community are still fighting to preserve their stories and their place in American life
Preservation Places to Save: Summer 2025 The Preservation Alliance for Greater Philadelphia highlights buildings under threat with its quarterly list, Places to Save
Preservation Advocates Work to Protect a 125-Year Old Home in Bryn Mawr Linked to Women’s and LGBTQ+ History The uncertain fate of 17 Elliott Street in Lower Merion triggers vigorous debate on the township’s historic preservation policies
Art & Design Way Gay on Display: Art Exhibition Features Staff Picks and New Acquisitions Philly LGBTQ+ history is revealed through the permanent art collection of William Way Community Center
