Preservation New Jersey

Founded in 1978, Preservation New Jersey is a statewide member-supported non-profit historic preservation organization. PNJ promotes the economic vitality, sustainability, and heritage of New Jersey’s diverse communities through advocacy and education.

​Preservation New Jersey works to fulfill its mission by providing and implementing the following activities:​

• publishes the annual 10 Most Endangered Historic Places in NJ list, which draws attention to remarkable sites and to their many challenges. We believe that listing them will be a catalyst for change and that positive solutions can be found for their preservation;​
• publishes instructional and informative toolkits and other educational materials and publications;​
• advocates for sound public policy at the local, state and federal levels on behalf of the historic preservation community in New Jersey;
• conducts tours, workshops, lectures and conferences to educate the public about historic sites and preservation and sustainability issues;
• provides a network of and informative training opportunities for professionals through the Building Industry Network; and
• serves as a clearinghouse for technical assistance and information to homeowners, municipalities, historic preservation commissions, nonprofit agencies and other individuals and groups.