Is it even the end of a year if you don’t see at least a dozen “year in review” lists?
Here is PA SHPO’s year-end list to the mix highlighting one pahistoricpreservation.com blog post for each month in 2024. These are a combination of most views, most comments, and staff favorites:
Just Listed! July through December 2023 (January 2024)
Advancing Black Preservation to Sustain Black Neighborhoods with The Friends of the Tanner House (February 2024)
How Women Shaped Preservation in Pennsylvania (March 2024)
‘Take me out to the ball game!’: Pennsylvania’s Historic Baseball Stadiums (April 2024)
Celebrating Preservation Month with the 2023 Community Initiative Award Winners (May 2024)
Cantini’s Mosaic Tunnel Preserved: A Legacy of the Section 106 Process (June 2024)
Pennsylvania’s First Metropolitan State Park: A Brief History of Gifford Pinchot State Park (July 2024)
PA’s Historic Preservation Tax Credit – and these 21 Buildings – Get a Boost (August 2024)
Resource Round Up: Resources for Studying the Underground Railroad in Pennsylvania (September 2024)
Geoarchaeology 101: How deep do archaeologists dig? (October 2024)
PHMC Historical Marker Program Reopening! (November 2024)
Preserving Pittsburgh’s Park Infrastructure with the Keystone Grant Program (December 2024)
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