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Held in Denver from February 11–13, the 2026 Saving Places Conference celebrated the past, present, and future of historic preservation through dynamic sessions, tours, networking events, and workforce development conversations.
The 2025 Saving Places Conference, held from January 29 to February 1 at the picturesque Cheyenne Mountain Resort in Colorado Springs, successfully brought together passionate individuals dedicated to the theme of “intangible heritage.”
25th Anniversary of Colorado's Most Endangered Places Wrapping Up with Progress on 5 Priority Sites In 2022, CPI paused its new listing of Endangered Places sites to concentrate efforts on moving forward five key sites identified as priorities because of their unique...
Saving Places 2023 celebrated the heart of preservation, the people, partners and funders making a difference in communities throughout Colorado.
COLORADO PRESERVATION, INC. RECEIVES $750,000 GRANT FROM NATIONAL PARK SERVICE FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION IN RURAL COLORADO COMMUNITIES (May 25, 2022 -- Denver, Colorado) – The National Park Service just announced they will be awarding Colorado Preservation, Inc (CPI)...
The 2022 Dana Crawford & Alpine Bank State Honor Awards celebrated awardees, including this year’s Dana Crawford Awardee, Tim Schultz. Thank you to all our dedicated supporters.
Progress to Restore Concrete Cellar at Ludlow Tent Colony Massacre Site April 20, 1914, Colorado National Guard shot striking coal miners with machine guns and burned their tent camp at Ludlow (Tent Colony – 1,200 population) to the ground. The violent day left 21...
Conditional Grant from Heritage Area for Garcia Ranch Adobe Potato Barn Photo courtesy of Colorado Preservation, Inc. Colorado Preservation, Inc. received notification of a pending $22,249 grant from Sangre de Cristo National Heritage Area for rehabilitation of the...
Manitou Springs Carnegie Library Moving Forward The beautiful and dignified Manitou Springs Carnegie Library crowns a gentle hill overlooking Manitou Avenue in the center of town. It was built with philanthropic funds provided by Andrew Carnegie in 1911. But its role...