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This website serves as a clearinghouse for information on historic preservation and open data. It originated as a web-based companion to the report ''Modernizing the National Register of Historic Places: Towards an Open Data Framework'', written by the site’s founder and editor during his graduate studies in Historic Preservation at the University of Oregon in Portland. | This website serves as a clearinghouse for information on historic preservation and open data. It originated as a web-based companion to the report ''Modernizing the National Register of Historic Places: Towards an Open Data Framework'', written by the site’s founder and editor during his graduate studies in Historic Preservation at the University of Oregon in Portland. | ||
You can read more about ''Modernizing the National Register'' [[Modernizing the National Register|here]]. | You can read more about ''Modernizing the National Register'' and access supplemental documents like presentations [[Modernizing the National Register|here]]. | ||
Got questions? Check out the FAQs on the [[OpenPreservation.xyz:About|About page]]. | Got questions? Check out the FAQs on the [[OpenPreservation.xyz:About|About page]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 11:11, 22 April 2025
Welcome to OpenPreseration.xyz!
This website serves as a clearinghouse for information on historic preservation and open data. It originated as a web-based companion to the report Modernizing the National Register of Historic Places: Towards an Open Data Framework, written by the site’s founder and editor during his graduate studies in Historic Preservation at the University of Oregon in Portland.
You can read more about Modernizing the National Register and access supplemental documents like presentations here.
Got questions? Check out the FAQs on the About page.
Curious who's behind OpenPreservation.xyz? Meet the founder here.
As new content is added to OpenPreservation.xyz, it will be linked from this main landing page.
Data analysis projects:
National Register and Wikidata
National Register and the National Archives
Have an idea for a historic preservation data project? Reach out to hello@openpreservation.xyz.