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14 historic districts, RTA Transportation Center facades, 1907 Dayton Power and Light Steam Plant, Memorial Hall, Riebold Building facade, Shawen Acres, Grafton Hill homes, and more.
historic neighborhoodsDiscover Dayton's National Register neighborhoods, each with their own vibrant and unique sense of community. |
resourcesWe are happy to help you find answers and identify experienced craft persons for your historic home. |
LATEST NEWSGem City Ice Cream Building housed the Wright brothers and was an innovator in Ohio ice cream production. |
“A building. A block. A district. A future.---The power and promise of re-urbanism is on a positive trajectory.”
- National Trust for Historic Preservation
- National Trust for Historic Preservation
OUR GOALPreserving our Legacies |
First Let'sWe support historic preservation by creating a collaborative network of residents and leaders in historic districts, members of historical societies, individual preservation supporters, local and regional governments, businesses, and the Dayton community at-large.
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Now let's WORKOriginally founded in 1983 as the Dayton Area Coalition of Historic Neighborhoods, innumerable members and leaders have been champions and advocates for the Dayton region's historic communities and built environment. Volunteer today to support your neighbors and community.
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IT'S UP TO USMembership is open to all who want to preserve our irreplaceable architectural heritage and the quality of life fostered by Dayton's unique National Register neighborhoods and landmarks. By becoming a member, you join in the effort to preserve Dayton's history.
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