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Welcome! We are glad you are visiting our webpage. We communicate about events and other activities here and on social media. This page gives you quick access to both.

We are actively working on numerous areas and we would be happy to have your support, either through financial support or as a volunteer.

Some of our current and recent projects are

  • National Register nomination for Bethania Freedman neighborhood 

Thanks to funding from many individuals as well as the Covington Foundation, John and Anna Hanes Foundation, Richard and Marie Reynolds Foundation, and the Winston-Salem Foundation, this project has been fully funded!

  • a Mid-Century Modernist house tour held in March 2025 that was a great success
  • Working with Ardmore Neighborhood Association on a solution for saving historic Ardmore homes from demolition by WFU Medical Center
  • We are also always working on identifying and working with owners to establish preservation easements on historic buildings
  • Technical workshops on graveyard preservation and historic wood windows so stay tuned!

We have a goal to host a monthly activity that helps promote a historic building, so keep an eye on the upcoming events below. If you have a suggestion let us know.  Some events are exclusive to members or members get first chance to register so consider joining which also helps as a financial supporter. Our Facebook page also has weekly postings to help talk about historic preservation and architectural terminology.

If you have any suggestions please email info@preservationforsyth.org or ask on our Facebook page.


Upcoming events

  • African American Historical Murals Bus Tour

    • 21 May 2025
    • 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
    • 900 South Main Street (Old Salem Visitor Center Parking Lot), Winston-Salem
    • 17
    • 11 registrants
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    Hop aboard and join us on our upcoming African American Historical Murals Bus Tour! Sponsored by Preservation Forsyth and the Winston-Salem African American Archive, the tour will take place on Wednesday, May 21, from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. (meet up/departure will be in the Old Salem Visitor Center parking lot). 

    During the event, attendees will view murals around Winston-Salem that tell stories of "African American success." Participants will also get to meet artist Leo Rucker, who grew up near Depot Street (now Patterson Avenue), which "was one of the first prestigious Black neighborhoods in Winston-Salem and a thriving hub of Black enterprise."

    The fee is $30.00 for members and $40.00 for non-members. Space is limited, so be sure to reserve your spot today!

    Information from myfox8.com and innovationquarter.com. Graphic created by Billy Rich.


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  • Winston-Salem Journal and Sentinel (Building 1) Tour

    • 04 Jun 2025
    • 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
    • 418 N. Marshall Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101
    • 17
    • 20 registrants
    Register

    Join us at our upcoming Winston-Salem Journal and Sentinel (Building 1) Tour on June 4, from 6:00-8:00 p.m. Michael Reed with Blanco Tackabery and Stuart McCormick, President of Lambert Architecture Firm, will share information on the building and present a program on its renovations. Refreshments will be provided.

    Designed by architect Harold Macklin, the Winston-Salem Journal and Sentinel building was constructed in 1927 and won an AIA (American Institute of Architects) Design Award that same year.

    The fee is $30.00 for members and $40.00 for non-members. Space is limited, so reserve your spot today.

    Photograph courtesy of Downtown Winston-Salem Blog







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We also have a YouTube Channel that has informational videos and tours. Check it out.

PRESERVATION FORSYTH   |   500 S Church St, Suite 103   |   Winston-Salem, NC 27101   |   info@preservationforsyth.org

Preservation Partners

We are proud  to partner with businesses that have a track record of providing services that directly benefit historic property owners and have supported our activities.




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