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Helpful Resources for Properly Preserving your Home's
Architectural Value
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The Pelham Preservation & Garden Society is committed to providing homeowners with the resources needed to achieve
the best possible results in restoring and preserving historic homes. The best way to obtain this information is by
becoming a member, which will give you access to our Historic Resource Guide, advice on accessing historic photos and documents
about your home and access to a communal pool of salvaged architectural elements and materials collected by our
members.
This website
is provided through the generosity of our members to provide information to assist homeowners in home improvement projects,
including a bulletin board with comments and reviews from our members regarding individuals and businesses that provide preservation-minded
restoration and maintenance services in Pelham. Also provided below are Preservation
Briefs from the National Park Service discussing the pros and cons of various restoration techniques.

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| Identifying Architectural Styles |
Identifying Architectural Styles
The first step in your home
restoration or preservation project

Before You Start
Your Home Improvement Project
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| "Pelham By Design" Books |
"Pelham By Design"Collection of Books
The Society has developed
a substantial collection of books on architecture and historic preservation as part of its "Pelham By Design" Collection --
a special section in the Pelham Public Library, located at the corner of Wolfs Lane and Colonial Avenue. These books have been specially selected by preservation specialists to assist you
with your home restoration project. Click on the icon above to see a complete list of these books.


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Pelham Bulletin Board of Preservation Resources
Many of our members have had experience
in undertaking home improvement projects that have respected the architectural history and integrity of their homes.
The above bulletin board contains ideas and suggested resources for preservation
and restoration projects.
(Please Note: The Pelham Preservation Society
does not recommend or endorse any of the products or services noted on this bulletin board; homeowners should make an
independent determination of the appropriate provider for specific work to be undertaken.)

Old House Journal Bulletin Board
several bulletin boards where readers and subscribers have
posted
architectural restoration ideas and information.


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| Interior Finishes |
Interior Finishes
Ideas and information to help you get started
in finishing the interior of your historic home.
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Preservation Bulletins from the
National Park Service
For over 25 years, the Technical Preservation
Services division of the National Park Service has helped homeowners, preservation professionals, organizations, and government
agencies by publishing easy-to-read guidance on preserving, rehabilitating and restoring historic buildings. More than
2 million copies of the Preservation Briefs are in print and are available here by clicking on the link below:

Technical Guidance from the New York State Historic
Preservation Office

Pelham Preservation Society, Ltd.
Pelham, New York
Incorporated 1999
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