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Upcoming Events
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Neighborhood Walking Tours
May 3, 2025 — November 16, 2025
A Man Full of Trouble Tavern and Museum
May 25, 2025 2:00 PM
Preservation Achievement Awards
June 4, 2025
Honoring the people, businesses, and projects that preserve, repurpose, reimagine, and protect our historic resources.
In The News
May Advocacy Update: Roundhouse Named to 2025 PA At Risk List
We’re excited to share that the Roundhouse has been officially included on Preservation Pennsylvania’s 2025 Pennsylvania At Risk list. This 1962 building, an exemplar of Philadelphia School Modernism by Geddes, Brecher, Qualls & Cunningham, is nationally recognized for its architectural innovation and cultural and social significance.
Two Preservation Alliance Nominations Designated
Federal Preservation Funding at Risk
New Construction Approved at St. Laurentius Site
Call for Submissions: 2025 Urban Resilience Forum
Read Full Advocacy Update
May To-Do List
Explore preservation events around Philadelphia with our monthly To-Do List!
To-Do List
2024 Annual Report
The 2024 Annual Report is out. Take a look at everything we have been working on over the last year.
Read HereExtant Magazine
Published three times a year in collaboration with Hidden City Philadelphia, Extant magazine is distributed free to members and supporters.
In This Issue
- Windows Into History and Inspiration
- Restoration Role Model: The Bellevue
- Places to Save: The Sprucemont, Old Main, Joe Frazier’s Gym
- Places Lost and Places Saved
- Unlisted Philadelphia: Finney & Son
- Final Word: Preserving Stained Glass Works ‘Wherever They Are Found’
