Current Advocacy Issues
Help Save Philadelphia's Historic Resources and Support ".00008% Is Not Enough!"
.00008% is the total percentage of funding the Philadelphia Historical Commission receives annually from the entire City Budget. This is not enough to adequately fund the activities of the Philadelphia Historical Commission.
Show your support for an increase to the Philadelphia Historical Commission Budget by printing and sending the ".00008% Is Not Enough!" letter to Mayor Michael Nutter.
To read more about this effort, click here.
Other Advocacy Issues
Convention Center Expansion
Guthrieville General Store
Curtis Institute - demolition of 1610-1618 Locust Street
Dilworth House, Society Hill Historic District
Lazaretto, Tinicum Township, Delaware County
Nugent and Presser homes, Philadelphia
Philadelphia Historical Commission Architectural Committee Agenda* April 22, 2008
The Preservation Alliance monitors the Philadelphia Historical Commission's monthly meetings, as well as private and public commercial and residential redevelopment projects affecting local and National Register historic districts and properties in Philadelphia and adjacent counties.
The following are items of concern listed on this month's agenda of the Philadelphia Historical Commission and Committees or other key advocacy issues in which the Alliance is actively engaged.
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