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<br> Preservapedia is (or, rather, ''will'') be a free-content encyclopedia. Unlike Wikipedia or other similar resources, Preservapedia focuses specifically on technical material related to historic preservation and its allied fields. An example of this might be an article on the physical conservation of the [[Statue of Liberty]] (differing in scope from the general-audience [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statue_of_Liberty Statue of Liberty] article found on Wikipedia). Such an entry could include links to additional articles concerning the legislation that applies to the statue as a [[New York City Landmark]], [[U.S. National Monument]], and [[UNESCO World Heritage Site]]. | <br> Preservapedia is (or, rather, ''will'') be a free-content encyclopedia. Unlike Wikipedia or other similar resources, Preservapedia focuses specifically on technical material related to historic preservation and its allied fields. An example of this might be an article on the physical conservation of the [[Statue of Liberty]] (differing in scope from the general-audience [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statue_of_Liberty Statue of Liberty] article found on Wikipedia). Such an entry could include links to additional articles concerning the legislation that applies to the statue as a [[New York City Landmark]], [[U.S. National Monument]], and [[UNESCO World Heritage Site]]. | ||
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Welcome!
Preservapedia is (or, rather, will) be a free-content encyclopedia. Unlike Wikipedia or other similar resources, Preservapedia focuses specifically on technical material related to historic preservation and its allied fields. An example of this might be an article on the physical conservation of the Statue of Liberty (differing in scope from the general-audience Statue of Liberty article found on Wikipedia). Such an entry could include links to additional articles concerning the legislation that applies to the statue as a New York City Landmark, U.S. National Monument, and UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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We Need Your Help
We are currently looking for collaborators to both help with the general development of the site as well as generate content. Whether you have technical expertise in preservation, web development, or even if you're just interested, please contact us at admin@preservapedia.org, we'd love to hear from you!
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Articles Wanted
- Comprehensive Master Plan
- Conservation Area
- Design Guideline
- Central Business District
- Easement
- Faux finish
- Greenway
- Smart Growth
- Heritage Areas and Corridors
- Historic District
- Historic Landmark Designation
- Conservation District
- National Housing Act
- Infill
- Land Conservation
- Land Use
- Main Street
- National Heritage Corridor
- Neighborhood
- New Urbanism
- Ordinance
- Placemaking
- Not In My Backyard
- Revolving Fund
- Rural Preservation
- Scagliola
- Secretary of Interior's Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties
- Secretary of Interior's Standards and Guidelines for Preservation Planning
- Sprawl
- Enabling Laws
- Incentives
- Historic Resource Survey
- Historic Resource Inventory
- Takings
- Tax Credit
- Tax Increment Financing
- Transect
- Transfer of Development Rights
- Transportation
- Urban and Regional Planning
- Brownfield
- Viewshed
- Watershed
- Zoning
- Overlay Zoning
- Incentive Zoning
- Zoning Variance