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A recording of the 2021 Piedmont Area Preservation Alliance (PAPA) meeting held on November 3 is available for viewing. The Piedmont Area...

We encourage you to check out the new website on The Memorial to Enslaved Laborers at the University of Virginia. The Memorial is one...

A version of this letter was recently shared with the Charlottesville Planning Commission and City Council. On October 12, 2021, the...

Although the formal comment period has expired, Preservation Piedmont has added our voice to the chorus of citizens and organizations...

Preservation Piedmont continues to closely follow the Cville Plans Together process, where consultants from Rhodeside & Harwell are...

Did you miss our live event, "Overlooked Piedmont Architecture," on March 18? You can view a full recording of the virtual discussion here!

On December 17, 2020, Preservation Piedmont hosted its first virtual Annual Meeting. In this well-attended meeting of Preservation...

Check out our new Mid-Century Piedmont page where we are collecting information about Mid-Century Modern buildings in the Virginia...

The state’s Department of Historic Resources has named Jackson P. Burley Middle School in Charlottesville and River View Farm in...

See news from our President about waived membership in 2021 in light of the COVID-19 pandemic and how Preservation Piedmont has remained...

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Architectural History at the University of Virginia: Richard Guy Wilson and Our Community of Scholars A Symposium and Celebration...

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Bridge Builders, 2001-2016, Charlottesville VA [put in italic] is a compilation of biographies of Drewary Brown and 36 other citizens...

Charlottesville Unity Days Event: Save the Date! Film Followed by Panel of Charlottesville Bridge Builders and Book Launch Lighthouse...

Preservation Piedmont has reached out to the developers behind the new Pleasant Grove development in Crozet, offering assistance and...

The Monroe Apartments were built ca. 1929 in the neighborhood of Charlottesville formerly known as “Canada.” The land the building sits...