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rendering of underground exhibition space
In the Undercroft

An immersive exhibition space will be built underneath the Lincoln Memorial

On the Mother Road

Pennsylvania and New Mexico universities score National Park Service grant to preserve Route 66

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Riisian Revival

Historic beachfront bathhouse at Jacob Riis Park in Queens to undergo $50 million refresh

facade of the historic stonewall inn
These Walls Are Talking

Groundbreaking of a new visitor center at Stonewall National Monument to kick off NYC Pride

the jefferson memorial with a cherry tree in the foreground
Spit, Polish, and Lasers

The Thomas Jefferson Memorial shines brighter after a GWWO-led restoration

a monumental modernist sculpture in a garden-like setting
Gems Aplenty

Explore the modernist landscapes of Washington, D.C., with this new illustrated guide

illustration of a reimagined tidal basin
The Moment is Now

An online exhibition explores how the National Mall Tidal Basin can be shielded from climate change

a modern brick church bell tower
A Wish, Granted

Saarinen-designed church in Columbus, Indiana, secures federal grant for repairs

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Desert Devastation

Border wall construction could destroy 22 archaeological sites across Arizona

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Overseeing Federal Lands

Former oil lobbyist confirmed as new Secretary of the Interior

Rock On

Yayoi Kusama’s sphere-filled installation will come to the Rockaways this summer

(Steve Raines/Image via NPS)
Tree-son

California landmark Oasis of Mara badly damaged by fire

Arch-etypal

The iconic St. Louis Arch is revamped with new landscape designs

Remote Control

Only surveillance technology manages this U.S.–Mexico border crossing

Preserving American Landscapes

Architects must do more to protect our threatened public lands

Going Up

Washington’s Old Post Office Clock Tower (neighbors with Trump International Hotel) once again open for tours

Play Ball

Detroit citizens take preservation into their own hands to save a historic Negro League stadium

"America’s rich, complex history"

New National Historic Landmarks in California celebrate Neutra and the civil rights movement

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