Local Sites of Interest

• Oregon Hill Neighborhood History
• City of Richmond – Visit the City of Richmond's web site to learn about what's going on in City Council and the various city agencies.
• ACORN – Alliance to Conserve Old Richmond Neighborhoods
• Library of Virginia
• Virginia Historical Society
• History of William Byrd Community House
• Oregon Hill Neighborhood Association
• Jacob House
• Department of Housing & Community Development
• Virginia Fair Housing Office
• Virginia Housing Development Authority
• Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities – The APVA web site provides information about statewide restoration efforts, including the fascinating discoveries in Jamestown.
• Historic Richmond Foundation – HRF has wonderful resources for someone interested in renovating an old home.
• LISC – Local Initiative Support Corporation-Richmond LISC is part of National LISC. With over 20 years of experience, National LISC is the largest community building organization in the nation, operating 38 local programs, with additional partnerships in 66 rural areas throughout the United States.
• The Valentine Richmond History Center – offers a museum gallery of special collections, extensive archives of Richmond history, adult lectures, school programs and guided tours.
  Virginia Department of Historic Resources – as a place for research and tax credit information, etc.

National Sites of Interest

• Housing Opportunities Made Equal (HOME)
• U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD)
• National Archives
• The National Preservation Institute
• Library of Congress
• HABS and HAER
• Historicproperties.com – Your Source for Buying and Selling Historic Properties. From projects to completed renovations, residential to commercial, coast to coast.
• Preservation Briefs – Preservation Services helps home owners, preservation professionals, organizations, by publishing easy-to read guidance on preserving, rehabilitating and restoring historic buildings