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American Architectural Foundation and the National Park Service are currently engaged in conversation about AAF becoming the new private partner of Save America's Treasures. Continue to check here for more information about this potential partnership as it becomes available.

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AAF & SAVE AMERICA’S TREASURES: A HISTORY OF ENGAGEMENT

The American Architectural Foundation has received two grants from Save America’s Treasures, the first to restore the only remaining presentation model of the World Trade Center complex, and the second to preserve and restore the Octagon, a historic landmark in Washington, DC, that served as the White House after the British burned Washington in 1814.
The Octagon Restoration
World Trade Center Model

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