A masterclass in clearing mortar joints and traditional repointing techniques.

Hands-on guidance for assessing and repairing historic sash windows.

Provides a foundational overview of what historic preservation is, its history in the U.S., and the various methods and programs (both state and federal) that professionals use today.

Breaks down one of the most critical parts of the 1966 National Historic Preservation Act. It explains how federal agencies must consider the impacts of their projects on historic properties.

Explores the ethical and technical framework for all historic preservation work in the United States. Preservation, Rehabilitation, Restoration, and Reconstruction.

Provides a clear roadmap of the legal landscape, identifying the major federal and state laws and the specific organizations (SHPOs, THPOs, NTHP) responsible for enforcing and supporting them.

A guide to the 10 “common-sense” principles used to evaluate if a project qualifies for tax incentives.

A quick, high-quality intro from the National Trust for Historic Preservation explaining what the Register is and isn’t.

A concise 18-minute presentation highlighting how preservation revitalizes local economies, creates jobs, and serves as a primary tool for urban development.

This video explores the intersection of economic “value” (market data, ROI) and cultural “values” (community identity, sustainability).

A 33-minute deep dive into recent data regarding why “Old Places Matter” economically. It covers tax credits, property values, and global trends in preservation economics.

Comprehensive overview of how preservation serves as a “boots-on-the-ground” solution for workforce development and neighborhood stabilization.