Since 1974, the Preservation Resource Center has been a critical force in breathing life back into New Orleans' at-risk homes and neighborhoods. Building on a history of restoring nearly 1,400 properties and touching countless individuals with its outreach and advocacy efforts, the PRC continues its pursuit to preserve New Orleans' historic heritage.

Historic House Workshop: "Financial Incentives for Purchasing a Home"

Learn how to make homebuying more affordable more

Stained Glass Tour: Uptown, Downtown

Join us in this appreciation of stained glass at three fascinating sanctuaries from uptown to downtown more

First-Time Homebuyer Training - October

Take this course to qualify for exclusive financial incentives for homeownership more

Holiday Home Tour Patron Party

Kick off the PRC's Holiday Home Tour weekend in style! more

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37^th Annual Holiday Home Tour

Tour seven stunning homes in the historic Garden District, plus enjoy live music, holiday shopping and local cuisine more

• Proposed Demolitions: HDLC Agenda Aug. 10, 2012

  Seven houses within local historic districts are proposed for demolition. Learn more on our blog.

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• Editing Esplanade: Additional Photo Gallery

  See more pictures of the beautiful adaptive reuse of 807 Esplanade Ave., as seen in the October 2012 issue of Preservation in Print, in our photo gallery.

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• Proposed Demolitions: NCDC Agenda Oct. 1, 2012

  Learn more about the latest batch of properties proposed for demolition.

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HURRICANE ISAAC UPDATE

PRC will reopen to assist with historic home repairs and hurricane recovery on Tuesday,... more

PRC Earns Coveted 4-Star Rating from Charity Navigator for 5th Consecutive Year

Only 3 nonprofits in Louisiana received the 4-star rating for the past 5 years. more

"Why a Michigander Living in Texas Supports the Preservation Resource Center of New Orleans"

PlacePromo blog by Isaac D. Kremer, historic preservationist in Austin, TX more

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