50/50 Preservation Grants
50 Awards - $1,000 each - Apply May-September 2022
The mission of Historic Salisburv Foundation, Inc. is to preserve, protect and revitalize the historic fabric of Salisbury and Rowan County. The purpose of the 50/50 Preservation Grant is to support our mission in the six National Register Historic Districts that do not qualify for Historic Preservation Incentive Grants offered by the City of Salisbury, Historic Preservation Commission.
The 47th Annual OctoberTour
Also celebrating the 200th Anniversary of the Hall House
The weekend will kick off with the 200th Celebration of the Hall House on Friday evening, including a play about the Hall family, written by Jenny Hubbard.
Bank Street is back, and Patrons' Party will be on Saturday night! During the Patrons' Party, we will celebrate the Foundation's 50th!
Beyond the Hedges Historic Salisbury Foundation and the Preservation Movement - by Pete Prunkl
Learn more about the book and get your copy now! $35 for Pickup at the HSF office or $45 for shipping.
Real Estate Properties for Sale in Salisbury
Roll up your sleeves and get ready! We have a new slate of properties for sale in Salisbury--check them out now.
In the Community
Quotes of the week: ‘An effort to help people learn how to take care of their historic homes’
“It’s just an effort to help people learn how to take care of their historic homes because…
Historic ‘Ice House’ will be site of new ‘Second Saturday Salvage’ event beginning in April
SALISBURY — More than 100 years ago, the Historic Salisbury Foundation’s architectural warehouse, currently known as the…
Historic Salisbury Foundation hires new executive director
Historic Salisbury Foundation, Inc. has hired Kimberly Stieg as its new executive director. Stieg will be moving…
2022 Preservation Awards now accepting nominations
For more than 40 years, the Historic Salisbury Foundation has recognized preservation projects and individuals throughout Salisbury…
My Turn, Ed Norvell: In 21st Century, Salisbury can enjoy ‘town commons’ envisioned in 1770
In his “History of Rowan County” published in 1881, the Rev. Jethro Rumple noted the 1770 Colonial…
City selects Sada Stewart Troutman as new Downtown Salisbury Inc. director
SALISBURY — Historic Salisbury Foundation Executive Director Sada Stewart Troutman will be the new Downtown Salisbury Inc….
My Turn, Joe Morris: Jimmy Hurley would have loved Bell Tower Green
Congratulations to the Bell Tower Green Committee for the opening of an extraordinary green space! All aspects…
Historic homes will give 2021 OctoberTour participants stroll through Salisbury history
SALISBURY – OctoberTour is back in person for 2021 with protocols in place aimed to provide visitors…
Charlotte-based developer chosen for Empire Hotel project
SALISBURY — A year after forming a committee to make a selection, the Empire Hotel Redevelopment Task…
