Preservation in Middle Neighborhoods: Promising Results in Ohio

Cara Bertron and Nicholas Hamilton

Community Development Innovation Review, 2016, issue 01, 157-176

Abstract: Historic preservation is about recognizing and valuing what was created in the past. It offers a lens for recognizing the value of neighborhoods and telling the stories of the people who have shaped and continue to shape them. This chapter articulates the case for a community-oriented preservation model that supports long-time residents, creates pathways for newcomers, and strengthens neighborhoods for all.

Date: 2016
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