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These links will
point you toward information on historic preservation,
resources for maintaining and restoring older buildings,
and to suppliers of specialized products for older buildings.
Browse the list, or you can go directly to specific
links by clicking on one of the categories below. These
links are provided for informational purposes only;
Chestnut Hill Historical Society makes no guarantee
for the quality of merchandise or services, or for the
accuracy of the information on these sites.
Advocacy
and Government | Archives
| National Park
Service Resources
Magazines
| Other Resources
| Tax & Financial
Resources
Architectural
Salvage | Architects
| Bird Control
| Brick &
Tile
Chimney &
Fireplace | Doors,
Window, & Shutters
Greenhouses,
Conservatories & Solaria | Hardware
| Heating &
Cooling
Iron Fences,
Gates, & Railings | Landscape
| Lighting
Lumber, Millwork,
Moulding, Columns, & Turnings | Masonry
Metal Ceiling
and Wall Panels & Grilles | Paint
| Paint Removal
Plaster Mouldings
& Decorative Castings | Plumbing
& Bath
Roofing &
Gutters | Stained
Glass | Wallpaper
Wood Repair
Products | Miscellaneous
Advocacy
and Government
Local, state, and national historic preservation
organizations
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Archives
If you are researching the history of an older building,
there are a wide variety of archival sources, both in
the Philadelphia area and online.
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National
Park Service Resources
The National Park Service provides a wide variety
of information useful for owners of older buildings,
including guidelines for maintenance and technical information
about how to approach issues concerning older buildings.
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Magazines
There is a wide variety of specialized magazines
that can provide advice and information on the restoration
and maintenance of an older home. Some provide links
to articles and other sources on the web.
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EnergyStar
Information from the federal energy conservation
program
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Heating
Help
A resource for understanding and maintaining older
heating systems, for homeowners and contractors
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Historic
Homeworks
A site designed to help homeowners, tradespeople,
contractors and professionals understand and maintain
their historic and older buildings
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Old
House Guy
Information and advice for maintaining an older
building
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Old
House Web
Ideas, advice, and community for old-house enthusiasts
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PRIMER
Notes
Notes from preservation workshops and discussions
sponsored by the University City District and University
City Historical Society
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Style
and Color Guide
A guide for choosing appropriate exterior paint
colors, prepared by the Detroit Historic District
Commission
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Window
Repair
Boston-based contractor with good advice on repairing
old windows
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Tax
and Financial Resources
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Product Suppliers
Many merchants specialize in providing restored,
reproduced or specialized materials or professional
services for historic home repairs and renovations.
Listed below are some who provide information online;
many also take orders online. Merchants marked by a
* are local businesses. These links are provided for
informational purposes only; Chestnut Hill Historical
Society makes no guarantee for the quality of merchandise
or services, or for the accuracy of the information
on these sites.
Architectural
Salvage
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Doors,
Windows, and Shutters
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Greenhouses,
Conservatories, and Solaria
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Iron
Fences, Gates, and Railings
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Lumber,
Millwork, Mouldings, Columns, Turnings
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Metal
Ceiling and Wall Panels and Grilles
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Plaster
Mouldings and Decorative Castings
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