Preservation Resource Center Salvage Store

$45 to see what I and most will never have, damn. I’m interested to see the inside of the homes on the holiday tour, but where is this money going? That’s $90 for me and my partner to walk through these homes. $90? I initially thought, we’d both have a good time with this, but to spend this much to see the type of home we can only achieve through 300ish years of pulling up our bootstraps? No, no, no. I’ll keep the $90, and put that towards the next s&wb bill.

Perfect spot for learning about local history, including each neighborhood & all aspects of New Orleans culture. Nice selection of related books and reading/sitting area. Bright open space in a unique neo-Gothic building, and Avril at the front desk is super friendly and helpful!

These people just released an article saying that refinishing old wood windows can be better than replacement high efficiency windows. That is just a flat out lie. There is no way in the world to cost effectively convert an old window to one of high efficiency. The entire article was an opinion piece and a poor opinion at best.

Great place to learn about the nuances of New Orleans neighborhoods, each neighborhood's historic buildings, and how you can get involved. They offer excellent renovation classes taught by local experts if you're thinking of buying an old home.

We loved the wonderful exhibits of the different neighborhoods in NO and drove around looking at the architecture in these hidden gems. Great brochures if each area available.

All too often this organization turns a blind eye to the destruction of historic properties. Doubles to Dorms is the latest example.

The Preservation Resource Center a non-profit that was founded in 1974 to promote the preservation of New Orleans’ historic architecture.

A great place to learn about the architecture and history of New Orleans or to acquire hard to find architectural materials.

We got there at 4:10 PM Friday afternoon. Sign and Internet said it was open till 5, but it was completely locked up and shut for the weekend.

Great organization that contributes to the city and community in many different ways.