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
News from PHLF
- Exploring the Old Allegheny County Jail Museum
- Thank You Spring Interns
- PPS Third Graders Explore 6 Pittsburgh Sites
- Students Participate in Architectural Design Challenge
- PHLF Advocacy Updates
- Glenshaw Bus Tour Features Two Historic Homes, Church, & Library
- ISDA Building Panels Taken Off
- PHLF Advocacy Updates
- Historic Religious Properties Grants for 2012
- Creating Stained-Glass Shields and Publishing Poetry & Art Books
- Fairbanks Feature: Special Trains and Their Names
- Non-Profit Group Looks to Sell Historic Building
- August Wilson Guidebook Book Signing at the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh – Squirrel Hill
- Old Allegheny County Jail Museum Self Guided Tour
- Student Design Concepts for Homestead Vacant Lot
Other News
- “My Tale of Two Cities,” Showing at Dormont’s Hollywood Theater, Friday October 21, 2011
- Cemetery History Walk on October 29
- The Insider Guide to Wilkinsburg
- Landmarks Organization to Set Up CMU Fellowship
- Pittsburgh Foundation Wages War on Dilapidated Housing
- Event to Highlight Wilkinsburg Preservation
- Preservationists Praise Rehab Plan for Old Morgue
- Historic Designation Rejected for Civic Arena
- Fairview Park in Delmont Gains National Historic Status
- Carlynton Parents Group Vows to Keep School
- Pittsburgh Development Group’s New Chief Has Big Ideas
- New Book Helps Fans Trace Steps of August Wilson
- In a Former Lutheran Church in East Pittsburgh, an Artist Crafts a Home and Studio
- Carlynton Votes to Consolidate Elementary Schools
- Opponents to Closing Pitcairn Elementary School State Case
