Château du Gravier
THEN & NOW
Black and white historical images are courtesy of Dunderry Castle also known as Château du Gravier family archives. The colored images are recreations of the original historical images and are property of the Sullivan family and Dunderry Castle.
The Preservation of historically significant buildings & neighborhoods are why we exist!
The Preservationist Soceity is a non-profit organization dedicated to educating, protecting, and revitalizing historical architecture and cultural neighborhoods across these United States, especially the southern antebellum homes and plantations needing historically accurate refurbishment or simply saved from demolition and completely updated for future generations to enjoy.
How becoming a member of our society makes a vital difference in your own neighborhoods
Through community engagement, educational programs, and hands-on restoration efforts, we safeguard our shared heritage for future generations.
We offer inclusive workshops, lectures, and interactive resources to teach property owners and citizens about the value of structural conservation.
Introducing the Historical Preservationist Soceity & Academy now available for remote (online) learning & traditional in-class learning COMING SOON!
Our team collaborates with local communities to revive historic homes, landmarks, and public spaces through sustainable real estate practices.
Just another way we support families of today! Check out our neighborhood restoration projects & find out how to nominate neighborhoods in need of preserving
Community advocacy and outreach is what we do
We advocate for smart development policies that respect local history and empower residents to protect their neighborhood identity.
Grants and financial assistance for neigborhood restorations and historically significant properties
We help connect qualifying historic property owners with funding options, tax credits, and grants to support authentic restoration.
"The Preservationist Soceity played an essential role in keeping our neighborhood's history alive while encouraging thoughtful, modern community growth."
Charlotte Community Leader
Get in touch with us
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
Office hours
Monday – Friday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM EST
Phone
[[phonenumber]]
[[email]]