Our trustees, staff, members, and volunteers work throughout the Pittsburgh region to:
- identify and save historically significant places;
- revitalize historic neighborhoods, towns, and urban areas;
- preserve historic farms and historic designed landscapes; and
- educate people about the Pittsburgh region’s rich architectural heritage
PHLF News
- Remarks by Louise Sturgess at the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Public Forum
- Landmarks 2009 Outstanding Philanthropic Organization
- Apartments Leasing Downtown
- Market at Fifth Receives National Housing & Rehabilitation Association Award
- 14th Annual Architectural Design Challenge Features Monessen, PA
- Heathside Cottage Sold
- LCCC Leads European Delegation Through East Liberty
- Mechanics Retreat Park Receives Community Greening Award
- Market at Fifth Shops Open
- Housing Resource Center Underway
- Tax Abatement Program Passed in FLAG Communities
- Tickets Still Available for Recognition Event
- Allegheny West Civic Councils Old Allegheny Victorian Christmas House Tour
- Historic Mann’s Hotel Demolished
- Businesses in Leechburg Restoring and Opening
Other News
- Downtown Pittsburgh redevelopment starts to bear fruit
- House sale to save Manchester history
- War of words begins over closing, downsizing libraries
- Valley Laurels & Lances
- House sale revives great idea
- Market at Fifth a harbinger of ‘the return of retail’
- Carnegie board’s vote provokes an uproar
- Sweeter deals on North Side homes – Manchester offers tickets to ownership
- Secrets of the Buhl Building revealed
- Manchester residents to get look at blueprint for neighborhood
- Forty homes on market in Manchester two-day sales event
- APOLLO-RIDGE: Group seeks OK on tax abatement plan
- Travelers Aid of Pittsburgh to host Transit Treasure Hunt
- Downtown Dollar Bank’s lions leave 138-year perch
- Wilkinsburg becoming a revitalized, stronger community
