National Trust Adds New Class to Advisors Program
The National Trust for Historic Preservation has announced the newest class of its National Trust Advisors, comprising 17 civic and professional leaders from across the United States. This marks the program's 60th anniversary since it was founded in 1966 as a volunteer network supporting preservation efforts nationwide. These advisors are subject matter experts with experience at local, regional, and state levels. They contribute to advocacy, conferences, award programs, and strengthen connections between the National Trust and other organizations. The new class includes professionals from diverse fields such as architecture, Tribal preservation, historic tax credits, and community resilience. The 2026 advisors represent a broad geographic range of states including Alaska, Arkansas, Louisiana, Virginia, Washington, and more.
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