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Improvements to RI’s Historic Tax Credit Passed by General Assembly but Much Work Remains to Keep Program Viable Arctic Mill in West...

One of Providence’s oldest buildings just gained new, long-term protection. Last month, the Providence Preservation Society (PPS) sold...

Learn more about Preserve RI's former Executive Director, Nick Brown, and how preservation has changed over the decades.

Those in Providence’s College Hill neighborhood on the evening of May 15 may have noticed Lippitt House Museum was buzzing with activity during its celebration for Civics and ESOL students and families. In my dual role as an adult ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) instructor and museum interpreter, I had the privilege of greeting the steady stream of over 200 students and their families. It was a delight to watch them enter the city’s grandest Victorian home, spe

Click the slideshow to see the restoration work. As reported last fall, Preserve RI secured a 10-year lease extension for our Curator...

As Executive Director of Revive the Roots, Hannah Martin has helped shape a vision for community-based stewardship at the intersection of...

In March and April, our annual easement-monitoring site visits take Preserve RI all over the state to connect with owners of historically significant properties.

Last week, Preserve RI’s Board of Trustees announced that Sheryl Hack has joined the organization as its next Executive Director. Sheryl...

The Board of Trustees of Preserve Rhode Island announced today that Sheryl Hack has joined the organization as its next Executive Director.

For more than four decades, Scott Wolf has transformed opinion and policy research into effective communication and legislative...