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| Learn why historic preservation is beneficial to your community and its identity. |
| Find trusted resources for what to do if your historic building is impacted by flooding. |
| Information and resources to assist architecture professionals and archaeology consultants in preserving Wisconsin's history |
| Learn how to choose a professional to help you plan your historic building rehabilitation project. |
| See examples of organizations that have helped fund historic rehabilitation projects. |
| Ensure that your rehabilitation project follows historic preservation best practices. |
| Learn methods for modernizing a historic house without disturbing the historic integrity and character. |
| Discover the tax incentives available to owners of historic commercial buildings. |
| Explore the most common problems you may encounter with your stucco exterior. |
| Dispel the most common myths about ownership and renovation of a historic building. |
| Find helpful tips for working with contractors on your historic building rehabilitation project. |
| Determine your building's eligibility for a historic designation and the related benefits. |
| Learn about common problems that could occur with a historic stone building. |
| Learn about ice damming and how to prevent it. |
| See helpful tips for hiring professionals to advise you on the condition of your building. |
| Learn about common problems you may encounter with your brick masonry. |
| Review the importance of design guidelines for historic buildings and learn how to interpret them. |
| Explore the benefits of heritage tourism for you and for your community. |
| Learn how to choose exterior paint colors for your historic building. |
| Ensure you meet the required code regulations while keeping your building historic. |
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