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May is Preservation Month!

Join PAL and the National Trust for Historic Preservation in celebration of those in our communities that work to preserve our past for the future.

Visit our Preservation Month page for a list of preservation month events.

Preservation Month Events

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Gravestone Cleaning Workshop

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April PAL Brown Bag

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The C. C. White Memorial Building was constructed in 1906 to be the new home of the music department at Nebraska Wesleyan. When it was dedicated in April 1907, the music students were given a chance to shine in an inaugural concert in the new 1,800-

In 1905, Charles H Morrill urged the construction of a museum at the University. Through his annual donations, the museum had developed a remarkable natural history collection. The collections had been housed in Nebraska Hall, which had experienced a

Have you been to a PAL awards ceremony? Every year we accepts nominations for preservation awards in eight categories. At our annual meeting in May, we present the awards and celebrate the achievements of the recipients. This past year, we recognized

By 1900, the University had expanded enrollment and programs into more than six buildings. With increased funding from the Nebraska legislature, the University had sufficient funding to add several new buildings, including the Administration Building

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