historic preservation

The nonprofit’s first brick-and-mortar space at the South Side on Lamar building will help the organization store and grow its archives.

Dallas banker Andrew Beal is putting construction of the new home on 'indefinite hold,' citing a lack of support from the Highland Park Town Council.

Highland Park is a step closer to changing the town's zoning code after Dallas banker Andrew Beal applied for a height restriction change for the property where the historic Cox Mansion once stood.

A new historical marker at the White Rock Cemetery Garden of Memories highlights the overlooked contributions of Dallas's Black pioneers, including formerly enslaved individuals and prominent landowners. A dedication ceremony to be held by Remembering Black Dallas this weekend aims to preserve the historical significance.

The Lakewood conservation district located west of White Rock Lake in Dallas could expand to include additional blocks of the neighborhood after years of back and forth.

Dallas City Council approved $8 million for the redevelopment of the historic Forest Theater, money that will help push the project to the finish line.

Public policies allowing for preservation in Dallas have been around for 50 years. The work is part of an effort to maintain the character of communities around the city.

Reeves Henry was a formerly enslaved man who became an inventor, mechanic, blacksmith and prominent North Texas businessman around the turn of the 20th century.

The historic Cox Mansion in Highland Park was built in 1912. Its demolition could encourage the town to look into historical designations, which do not currently exist.

The city's park department takes over managing Old City Park in May - and it can't run a museum. So lampshades, cash registers and quilts will be up for purchase.

The Dallas City Council approved a plan Wednesday that is aimed at preserving culturally significant landmarks and neighborhoods in marginalized communities.

It's an epic estate sale, but not without controversy. The city's park department is taking over and won't be maintaining the site as a history museum.