McNaughton Photography, a Moline, Illinois-based portrait studio, has announced its continued focus on legacy preservation through professional portrait services, responding to growing community ...
McNaughton Photography, a Moline, Illinois-based portrait studio, has expanded its services to meet increasing community demand for legacy preservation through professional portraiture. The studio ...
USA Today: McNaughton Photography Emphasizes Professional Studio Services for Legacy Preservation Through Portraiture
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal: McNaughton Photography Emphasizes Legacy Preservation Through Portrait Services in Quad Cities
The Indianapolis Star: McNaughton Photography Expands Portrait Services to Address Growing Legacy Preservation Demand
Democrat and Chronicle: McNaughton Photography Expands Portrait Services to Address Growing Legacy Preservation Demand
The Houston Building Atlas is an interactive map Preservation Houston created to help you visualize the city’s history through its buildings. With its intuitive tools, you can see when neighborhoods took shape, trace growth patterns over time, and compare the age of structures across Houston. Key features include: Age of structures: Every property is color-coded by the age of its structures ...
Forget the freeway view — Preservation Houston’s Architecture Walks bring you face-to-face with the buildings, neighborhoods and stories that define the Bayou City. Since 1979, our expert guides have led locals and visitors through Houston’s most distinctive places, uncovering the history and design that make this city truly one of a kind.
Savoring History, Preservation Houston’s new legacy restaurant program, recognizes these businesses as living history, celebrating the culinary landmarks that have shaped our culture, built community and stood the test of time.
Preservation Houston invites you to join us Tuesday, April 14, as we celebrate the inaugural class of legacy restaurants in our Savoring History program — 28 establishments whose stories are woven into the life of the city. The celebration will bring together the restaurants, the people and families behind them, and Houston’s preservation, culinary and business communities at Milford House ...