Since 1973, the Loudoun Preservation Society (LPS) has awarded over $834,000 in grants to county organizations for preservation and restoration projects.
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Loudoun Preservation Society sponsors events and programs throughout the year. Learn more and please consider becoming a member or donating today.
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News & Events Updates
Holiday Welcome
Perhaps you are visiting our newly redesigned Loudoun Preservation Society website because you read in this year’s annual appeal that we have a new look and a renewed purpose. While we are still adding documents, resource links, and featured awards from our archives, we hope you will take a look …Read More »
Letter from the President
Hello Loudoun Preservationists, Twenty something years ago, my company was hired to remove a barn and selective house components from a family farm in what was then referred to as western Fairfax County. This farm had been in my client’s family for over 200 years, his ancestors had immigrated from …Read More »
We Are Proud to Honor Reg for His Service!
Thank you, Reg, for your 20 (plus) years of service to the Loudoun Preservation Society!Read More »
A Thank You to Outgoing President Bob Shuey
LPS would like to thank outgoing President Bob Shuey (left) for his tireless work in promoting our county’s heritage! Congratulations to incoming President Allen Cochran (right)! Allen is a stone mason specializing in historic construction techniques and was honored as the LPS Preservationist of the Year in 2018.Read More »
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In 2015 the Society awarded Thomas Balch Library a three thousand dollar ($3,000) grant for preserving VHS files containing interviews, local television footage, and documentaries of events related to Loudoun County. The Library Director wrote, “This generous grant … will enable us to preserve and make available to the public content of historically significant VHS recordings by digitizing them. It adds to an important new dimension in our efforts to preserve for posterity the life, history and culture of Loudoun County.”
