Since 1973, the Loudoun Preservation Society (LPS) has awarded over $890,000 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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We hope you will become a member of the Loudoun Preservation Society (LPS) and help us to preserve Loudoun County’s cultural heritage for future generations.
News & Events Updates
Announcing the 2022 Preservation and Restoration Grant Award Recipients!
Eight historic preservation grants will be awarded on September 22nd at the Annual Loudoun Preservation Society Grant Awards working in partnership with the County of Loudoun and the Towns of Leesburg, Middleburg, and Purcellville to celebrate Historic Preservation Week. The evening event will be held at Kalero Vineyards west of …Read More »
2022 Grant Cycle Extended until July 15, 2022. Apply Now!
Our 2022 Grant Cycle has been extended to July 15, 2022. Now is the time to apply for a grant for your historic preservation project! APPLY HERERead More »
Join Us for our 2021 Grant Awards Ceremony on September 23rd!
Historic Preservation Grants Cycle Is Open
The Loudoun Preservation Society is now accepting applications for the 2021 grant awards. See the Middleburg Eccentric press release (page 8): https://issuu.com/middleburgeccentric/docs/eccentric_04_21a Apply for grants by June 30, 2021: https://preserveloudoun.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/2021-PRESERVATION-Grant-Application-COVER-SHEET-and-FORMAT-2.pdfRead 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.”
