Vaulted interior of a former train station in Buffalo, NY. People are milling around looking at plans for the site's reuse.

Partners visited Buffalo, NY, and went on a behind-the-scenes tour at the Buffalo Central Terminal. Opened as a train station in 1929, it once served 10,000 people a day. Today, the site is being reimagined to support events, tourism, cultural exchange, and more. Photo by Cindy Olnick.

The National Preservation Partners Network (NPPN) is an independent, membership-based nonprofit dedicated to advancing the growth and effectiveness of the nonprofit historic preservation movement. We are a community of, and for, professionals who work at national, regional, statewide, and local nonprofit preservation organizations.

Upcoming NPPN Events

A bright red-painted Pennsylvania Dutch barn with a group of people standing in front of the barn door..
Pennsylvania Dutch Barn, Hudson River Valley. Photo: Rebecca Harris
A busy scene in New York City with people shopping at a farmers market with tall buildings in the background.
NYC Farmers Market. Photo: Rebecca Harris
A scenic view of historic buildings in downtown Prescott, AZ.
Downtown Prescott, AZ. Photo credit: Jim David
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