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Protecting Chattanooga’s architectural heritage since 1975
Chattanooga’s historic buildings and neighborhoods are essential to the fabric of our community. We’re working to preserve and celebrate the places that define our city, but we can’t do it alone. Find out how you can be part of the effort.
The Chattanooga Preservation Plan
Preserve Chattanooga is excited to launch a new historic preservation planning process for our community. This plan will help guide how preservation can be used as a tool to support Chattanooga’s growth while protecting and enhancing the places that make our city special.
Upcoming Events
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Brainerd Junior High Adaptive Reuse Exhibit
May 7 5 - 7 PM
Join Preserve Chattanooga and the University of Tennessee Department of Interior Architecture and Design for a special on-site exhibit at the historic Brainerd Junior High. The exhibit focuses on how the students have reimagined the historic school—exploring creative concepts for its next chapter through adaptive reuse.
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The Enduring Power of Sacred Places
May 3 4 PM
Hosted by Second Presbyterian Church, this presentation by Preserve Chattanooga Executive Director, Todd Morgan, focuses on the power of sacred spaces and addresses what is considered sacred, Chattanooga’s historic churches, the symbology found in sacred design, and the challenges and solutions for preserving them.
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Perspectives: Featuring Bonnie McDonald
April 30 5 - 7 PM
Our featured guest, Bonnie McDonald, President and CEO of Landmarks Illinois, is a national leader working to reimagine preservation as a powerful tool for addressing today’s biggest challenges, from climate change and housing to public health and community equity. The evening officially launchs our community preservation planning process.
PROGRAM SPOTLIGHTS
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If you have any questions about Preserve Chattanooga and our work in the community, please contact us.

