Michigan Historic Preservation Network

MHPN supports the sustainability and economic viability of Michigan’s historic places through advocacy, education, and direct action.

Michigan State Historic Preservation Tax Credit

On May 20, 2025,

State Rep. Joey Andrews introduced Michigan HB 4503 and

State Rep. Steve Frisbie introduced Michigan HB 4504

to make important updates to the

Michigan Historic Preservation Tax Credit

Conference

2026 MHPN Annual Statewide Historic Preservation Conference

“ENDURING DISTINCTION”
Thursday, May 7 – Saturday, May 9, 2026
Grosse Pointe Shores, Michigan
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS – CLICK TO LEARN MORE

Webinar
MHPN Educational Opportunities
Monthly Webinar Series
The MHPN’s Webinar Series is supported in part
by the Michigan Arts & Culture Council and National Endowment for the Arts.
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Statement
A Statement from the Board of Directors

Michigan Historic Preservation Network joins with those who appeal for an end to racial injustice. The anguish and struggle is hundreds of years in the making and involves countless individuals whose stories are woven into the very buildings, streets, neighborhoods, and landscapes that we in our field seek to preserve. But the field of historic preservation needs to do better. MHPN is committed to doing the hard, soul-searching, uncomfortable, and long overdue work to become part of the solution. This is not just a moment, but a long-fought journey, and MHPN stands with our Black colleagues and all those who are fighting for a more just, more equitable future.

- June 12, 2020

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Learn more about MHPN’s Predevelopment Loan Program and Intervention Loan Program                                                                                                                                                                                                         

 

 

“Detroit civil rights hub among 11 new historic places in Michigan,” by Max Reinhart