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Is Historic Preservation Greensboro's Ticket to Success?

Winter Landmarks in the Mail

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The Davis Code: Investigating Architecture at Blandwood

2007: The Year Greensboro Turned Cool

Happiness and "Hello, Bill!"

Following the Lead on Lead Paint Issues

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Class Features Preservation Technology and Practice

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City Building 101: How to Make a Storefront

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My Two Cents: Perspectives of Greensboro from Chicago

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Irving Park Looks to Its Future

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Take a Colorful Weekend Tour

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Taking Stock: Architecture Matters

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Will High Point Do What Greensboro Can't?

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Wanna Be in Pictures?

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Architecture Tours of Greensboro

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Save Our Historic Buildings One Day at a Time

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Stopping Losses

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Greensboro's Tobacco Heritage: Part 2

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If You Can't Stop Progress, You Better Learn to Steer It

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Architectural Idol: Greensboro Style

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Street Scenes: More than One Way to Skin a Building

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Barn Again

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To Be, or Not to Be

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Houses on the Hill

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2007 Treasured Places Watch List

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What Is Greensboro's DNA?

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Blandwood's Old New Neighbor

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Can Downtown Greensboro Be Made Better?

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Junior League Has Red Ribbon Day

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Guilford Landmarks in the Making

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Will the Pamona Cotton Mill Be Landfill?

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Greensboro's Grandest House: A Manor Befitting a Gentleman

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Greensboro's Biggest Preservation Project Gains Momentum

High Point Loses Modernist Architect

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What Is Greensboro's Oldest House?

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UNCG + Greensboro = Great Project

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Charlotte Developer Proposes Walgreens near Irving Park

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Junior League's Historic Headquarters Open for Tours

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Spooky Spots in Downtown Greensboro

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Greensboro: Got Architecture?

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Please DON'T Reinvent the Wheel

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Guilford: The Heart of Preservation

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Changing of the Guard

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A Landmark in the Mail

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Watch List Property Plans Pass Hurdle

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Greensboro's Tobacco Heritage: Part 1

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Greensboro's Tobacco Heritage: Part 3

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Making the Difference

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City Building 101: How to Make a Sidewalk

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Have you Hugged Your Preservation Commission Today?

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The Belle of Downtown

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Milling About

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The Price of History: Warnersville Landmark Threatened with Demo

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Making Connections

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Facing the Past

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A Stitch in Times Saves Nine

Greensboro's Architecture in the Spotlight

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​ABOUT US >

At Preservation Greensboro, we take our mission seriously: to build thriving communities by protecting and renewing the historic, cultural. and architectural treasures throughout the Greater Greensboro area. Because few places evoke the diverse sense of American history quite like Greensboro. 

 

The city is the cultural center of the Society of Friends in the South and the birth place to such notables as the resilient First Lady Dolley Madison, the enigmatic writer O. Henry, and the fearless Greensboro Four. Greensboro also served key roles in the American Revolutionary War, Civil War, and Civil Rights Movement. 

 

Greensboro’s historical legacy isn't limited to these personalities and pivot points. The city has long been home to a large and vibrant African American population, Southern Industrialists, and numerous institutions of higher learning. 

 

The city is graced with a broad selection of architectural history, ranging from Federal and Greek Revival designs to Mid-Century Modern. Historic preservation thrives in the city center, surrounding neighborhoods, historic districts, and treasured landmarks.

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Preservation Greensboro
PO Box 13136
Greensboro NC  27415
336-272-5003
Offices Located in Blandwood Mansion

Blandwood Mansion
447 West Washington Street
Greensboro NC  27401
336-272-5003

Architectural Salvage of Greensboro
In East Greensboro

​1028-B Huffman Street

Greensboro NC  27405
336-389-9118

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