Memphis Heritage News

Starting with Orgel, the Newman Award will be given to an individual, group or organization that has acted to preserve historic architecture and served as an example to others in Memphis.

"Frank Balton Sign Company mounted the big, red letters outlined in neon — L-U-C-I-A-N-N — atop the prominent marquee that projects from the old Luciann theater building at 2432 Summer."

Memphis is drawing up plans for its tallest skyscraper.

"The project to restore and improve the city’s historic cobblestone landing covers 7.5 acres, extending 1,900 feet ...

“Memphis’ oldest standing community center is getting renovated.

“THANK YOU, TOM BAILEY, FOR CONTINUING TO BE A STRONG FORCE IN PRESERVATION” – LEAH FOX GREENBERG, CEO OF MEMPHIS HERITAGE

#Landmarks4VECA Update From VECA's newsletter update, sent July 21, 2021 @ 3:00 PM via ...

On June 15th, 2021, Memphis Heritage works with community leaders to publicize the unauthorized renovation on a ...

Leah Fox-Greenberg will become the next chief executive officer for Memphis Heritage, the organization that advocates for preservation, the board of directors announced Tuesday, March 9.

The following is Memphis Heritage's official statement opposing demolition of Overton Square.  It was made by ...

One Vision, Many Voices Memphis Heritage was proud to join the City of Memphis - Division of Housing and ...

Humanities Tennessee, an independent affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities, has awarded Memphis ...