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Georgia Trust launches West Atlanta preservation initiative

February 13, 2019, 3:18 pm/1 Comment

By Maria Saporta A model partnership for preservation, sustainability and permanent affordability held a kickoff ceremony Wednesday along the Atlanta BeltLine Westside Trail. The project includes the rehabilitation of two historic properties and the possible development of a new home along the Westside BeltLine. The Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation purchased the three properties from […]

We need to preserve our historic treasures on Peachtree Street

January 14, 2019, 2:31 pm/5 Comments

Be on the lookout.

Several historic buildings along Peachtree in downtown and Midtown are in jeopardy – facing an uncertain future as development encroaches on Atlanta’s most famous street.

Georgia Trust seeks buyer for 1883's 'Most elegant country home in Middle Georgia'

July 15, 2018, 4:30 pm/0 Comments

Wanted: a preservation-minded buyer to acquire and rehabilitate a treasure in Madison, Ga. that was on the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation’s 2018 “Places in Peril” list.

The Georgia Trust and the Madison-Morgan Conservancy are looking for a buyer to purchase and rehabilitate the Foster-Thomason-Miller House in Madison, located at 498 South Main Street.

Photo Pick: Atlanta Marriott Marquis by Steve Saenz

May 21, 2018, 3:51 pm/0 Comments

The Urban Explorers of Atlanta took the “Path of Portman Walking Tour” by The Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation this month. Steve Saenz captured this Atlanta Marriott Marquis atrium shot looking down.

E.Cook And you didn't even mention the "Bathroom Bill" from the McCrory era, nor the ongoing controversy about the confederate statute "Silent Sam" at UNC-Chapel Hill... –
On: What's the matter with North Carolina? Maybe we just expected too much

Genevieve Thank you so very much, David, for this well-written piece. I can only hope the owners of Ashton Woods Development company will read it and... –
On: Trees: More than pretty plants, they mark efforts in civil rights, public health, more

Atlanta Resident Zero to 30 % AMI, Who exactly constitutes the Zero AMI group? The homeless! Someone please tell me how that'll benefit the restoration of The... –
On: At BeltLine quarterly briefing, affordability dominates

Mariel Wow, I would like to read more from both of them. –
On: ‘until I am’ wins 2019 Georgia Poet Laureate’s Prize for Marietta teen

Chris Johnston Yet another nonsense corporate name, for which the bank probably paid a PR firm $millions. All in all, it's not as bad as Vertiv (formerly... –
On: SunTrust-BB&T pick Truist as name for combined $66B bank

Chris Johnston Metro Atlanta will not have a second commercial airport for one reason: Delta and the City of Atlanta don’t want another. The City owns two... –
On: Proposed state oversight of 104 local airports would include Gwinnett’s growing field

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