HEARTS Collaborative (History, Ecology, Arts, Reunion, Trails, Store/sustainability) is an umbrella non-profit organization preserving, sharing, and connecting what makes North Carolina's historic Catawba Valley region special.

Responsible for preserving the city's history and heritage, the HDC works with businesses and residents to ensure that developments and renovations in the city's historic districts are in line with established historic preservation guidelines.

On a mission to protect and promote buildings, landscapes and sites important to the diverse heritage of North Carolina.

Working with property owners and businesses in the Historic Dilworth District of Charlotte, NC to assure that development and renovation occurs in a manner that is consistent with the character of the neighborhood.

A nonprofit organization dedicated to the preservation of historic interests in and around Cabarrus County, North Carolina.

A nonprofit organization focusing on county-wide preservation efforts and community outreach and events with community partners including the Cabarrus County Public Library, Leadership Cabarrus, Old Courthouse Theatre, Residents of Historic Concord, and area veterans.

An educational institution dedicated to the preservation and interpretation of the stories, objects, and places that document the rich heritage of Catawba County and its role in the development of the Western Piedmont of North Carolina.

A grab-bag of essays exploring history and culture in Charlotte, NC, and the American South including urban geography, music traditions, foodways, and whatever else catches the fancy of Charlotte, NC community historian, Dr. Tom Hanchett.

A nonprofit organization that collects, documents, preserves, promotes, and encourages public interest in the history of Lincolnton and Lincoln County, North Carolina.

A non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the historic structures of Lincoln County in North Carolina.

A nonprofit dedicated to the preservation and celebration the story of the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence, a document believed to have been signed on May 20, 1775

The official list of the United States historic sites, buildings, structures, districts, and objects deemed worthy of preservation for their great historical significance or artistic value was established in 1966 and is managed by the National Park Service.

Dedicated to preserving and publicizing the history of Mecklenburg County through regular meetings, publications, special research groups and work with various historic sites.

The NC Division of State Historic Sites and Properties connects people to North Carolina’s history, sharing the power of place to inspire a common future through preservation, education, and transformative engagement.

On a mission is to collect and share the stories, pictures, and artifacts that represent the history of the Huntersville area in the northern portion of Mecklenburg County, NC.

Saving places that matter to the diverse people of North Carolina since 1939.

A real estate preservation organization which works hand and hand with owners to preserve historically and culturally significant properties in Mecklenburg County.

Established by the Statesville City Council in 1982, the commission works to identify, preserve, and protect the city’s historic sites and to educate the public about it’s historic sites and their preservation.