Historic Property Redevelopment

Organization Hires First Full-Time Property Redevelopment Manager

Preservation Maryland is pleased to announce the hiring of Laura Houston, the organization's first full-time historic property redevelopment manager. Houston, a Texas native, joins the team at a time of dynamic growth for the organization and will oversee Preservation...

1739 In Context: America When 417 N. Jonathan’s Timbers Were Felled

Scientific research recently uncovered that the timbers used to construct Preservation Maryland's property at 417 North Jonathan Street were originally felled in the winter of 1739/40. Which begs the question: What was happening in America in 1739?  281 years ago:...

Six-to-Fix Update: Archaeological Investigations at Fort Tonoloway

Six-to-Fix Update: Archaeological Investigations at Fort Tonoloway

As part of the organization's Six-to-Fix preservation priority program, Preservation Maryland is an effort to locate the historic location of the lost Fort Tonoloway.  Preservation Maryland’s efforts are in conjunction with the Maryland Park Service and made possible...

Top 11 Preservation Victories of 2019

Top 11 Preservation Victories of 2019

In 2019, Preservation Maryland achieved several important victories across our major programs, including advocacy, grantmaking, smart growth, historic trades, and all of our research and education efforts. At any one-time, our staff is working on many active and...

Maryland’s Mallows Bay Protected as National Marine Sanctuary

Maryland’s Mallows Bay Protected as National Marine Sanctuary

The 2014 application by the State of Maryland to recognize and protect Mallows Bay has been approved by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration early this month. The designation will help protect the natural and cultural resources of the 18-square mile...

Six-to-Fix Update: Glenn Dale Hospital Deed Restriction Lifted

For many years the historic Glenn Dale Hospital complex was de facto protected from incongruous development by a long-standing deed restriction. Now that there is a committed interest from a team of public agencies, preservation organizations, and private firms, in...

Redevelopment Opportunity: Nickel Building in Frostburg, Maryland

The City of Frostburg in Allegany County, Maryland is currently accepting proposals for the purchase and redevelopment of the historic Nickel Building on Main Street through an open RFP process. The building, which formerly housed the popular "Au Petit Paris," a...

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