Preservation Alliance of Minnesota

Please join us for the 4th annual (Anti)Wrecking Ball on Friday, May 17th, 7:00 PM at the Soap Factory. Don't forget to pre-register to entered into a drawing for some great door prizes.

Peavey Plaza

We have filed a legal challenge to protect historic Peavey Plaza. Click here for more information and about how you can help us!

Sites Worth Saving

We're pleased to announce the launch of our new community development program, Sites Worth Saving.

Through Sites Worth Saving, PAM provides hands-on assistance for significant historic sites that face emerging and developing threats or ongoing challenges to their preservation. Learn more by clicking the link in the top left corner.

Join Team PAM!

So not everyone here is running to help save historic buildings, but they all should be because that's what we're doing.

You can sign up to run with Team PAM for the Twin Cities Marathon or any other athletic endeavor you have. Or if running isn't your thing, consider supporting the organization with a donation in honor of our runners.

PAM Blog

We're sharing some of our thoughts on the world of preservation. Hope you enjoy!

Minnesota Main Street

It's the two-year anniversary of Minnesota Main Street! Drop by our homepage to learn more about our work with Minnesota communities.

Support our future

Become a member.

Working together, Preservation Alliance of Minnesota members save special places for future generations. We spread the word about historic resources at risk, advocate for public policies that will support preservation, and link the preservation community together across the state.

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The Preservation Alliance of Minnesota is the only statewide, private, non-profit organization advocating for the preservation of Minnesota’s historic resources. PAM was established in 1981 by citizens concerned about the loss of irreplaceable segments of our state’s heritage: structures, neighborhoods, community fabric.

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