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Ten Million to Keep the Republic's Landmarks Standing

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The National Trust for Historic Preservation has announced a $10 million fund dedicated to protecting the nation's historic landmarks. The nonprofit's president and CEO called it an urgent, pivotal moment for the preservation of America's architectural heritage. For a country whose historic houses and estates are as much a record of craft as of ownership, the commitment marks new capital behind the work of keeping them standing.

With reporting from Elle Decor.

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