Through our Witsell Endowment for Preservation Education and Training, Preserve Arkansas is pleased to offer scholarships that will cover the registration fee for the QQA’s upcoming hands-on workshop, June 12-16. Contact Rachel Patton at rpatton@preservearkansas.org to learn more or apply here.
Join us on Tuesday, June 13 for the next Women in Preservation webinar, featuring Veronica Lilly, vice president of Revival Architecture and president of Historic Works, LLC, in Scott. For more information, click here.
Preserve Arkansas announced its 2023 list of Most Endangered Places on May 17th in front of the William Woodruff House in Little Rock. Learn more about the featured properties here.
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Memberships make the difference. As a member of Preserve Arkansas you join us in preserving Arkansas’s cultural and architectural history. Your ongoing support will sustain our ability to provide educational programs, finance professional development workshops, and invest in critical advocacy efforts.
More than just saving old buildings, historic preservation offers unique economic and quality of life benefits to Arkansas. Preserve Arkansas works to build stronger communities by reconnecting Arkansans to our heritage and empowering people to save and rehabilitate historic places.
