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UPCOMING EVENTS

PERSPECTIVES | April 30 | 5-7pm

Waterhouse Pavilion

We’ll be welcoming Bonnie McDonald, President & CEO of Landmarks Illinois, for a conversation about how historic preservation can help cities address issues like housing, sustainability, and community development. Bonnie is leading important national work around the future of preservation, and we’re excited to bring this conversation to Chattanooga.

Come enjoy a curated selection of hors d’oeuvres and sustainable wines from Pedestrian Wine & Cheese as we reflect on the role preservation plays in shaping Chattanooga’s future. We’ll also be sharing the launch of a new community Preservation Plan.

Tickets are $35. Space is limited.

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Historic Building Preservation in Chattanooga

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Preservation Easements

Rest assured that some of Chattanooga’s most iconic places (Dome Building, Terminal Station, Customs House, etc.) are protected with our easements.

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Preservation Resource Center

Have questions? Our online resource center will help you find answers to historic preservation questions. You can also ask a question.

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Architectural Tours

Explore Chattanooga’s historic architecture and neighborhoods to discover more about our city’s unique history.

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UTC Partnership

We fund adjunct professors for the minor in preservation and work with interior design students on adaptive reuse proposals for neglected buildings.

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Endangered Places

A list is to keep property owners, community leaders, and the public informed about historic places facing an uncertain future. We’re here to help!

What Needs Some Love
Landmarks of Chattanooga

Chattanooga has an ordinance in place that can lead to local landmark designation for our most significant buildings. We want to grow that list.

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Events

Our events are designed to keep you connected and engaged with the preservation community featuring speakers, workshops, and tours.

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R H Hunt Legacy Project

Reuben Harrison Hunt was the principal-in-charge of one of Chattanooga’s most prominent architectural firms. We want to ensure his legacy endures.

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Terminal Station

Preserve Chattanooga invested over $230,000 on stabilizing and improving the structure since 2018. The iconic “Choo Choo” is now protected by an easement.

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