Historic Preservation Plan Hinges On Public Interest

There’s a new vision for preserving historical sites across Pennsylvania.

And it depends upon renewed public interest.

The 10-year plan, developed by the state’s historic preservation office, serves as a guide to local governments and organizations to approach the process with care while accommodating specific community challenges.

“Benjamin Franklin’s words, ‘well done is better than well said,’ can serve as inspiration to us all to act upon the goals of Pennsylvania’s new plan,” wrote Andrea McDonald, director of the Pennsylvania Historic Preservation Office, in the agency’s blog.

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