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About HPO & HPRB

  • DC's historic preservation program

    Who We Are

    DC's historic preservation program

  • What’s current in preservation

    Newsroom

    What’s current in preservation

  • Find Freedom of Information Act records

    FOIA Requests

    Find Freedom of Information Act records

Preservation Services

  • What you need to know

    For Residents

    What you need to know

  • Get information and guidance

    For Business and Government

    Get information and guidance

  • Get involved in preservation

    For ANCs and Communities

    Get involved in preservation

Plans and Reports

  • Understand our goals and achievements

    Preservation Planning

    Understand our goals and achievements

  • Track projects in your community

    Project Reports and Actions

    Track projects in your community

  • Buildings, history, and archaeology

    Historic Resource Surveys

    Buildings, history, and archaeology

Maps and Information

  • Find out about historic properties

    Landmarks and Districts

    Find out about historic properties

  • Explore the city's heritage and culture

    DC History

    Explore the city's heritage and culture

  • Understand the preservation process

    Policies and Procedures

    Understand the preservation process

Office of Planning

  • Visit the Office of Planning website

    Office of Planning Home

    Visit the Office of Planning website

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Historic Preservation Office


Office Hours
Monday through Friday, 8:30 am to 5:00 pm

How to Reach Us
1100 4th Street, SW, Suite E650
Washington, DC 20024
historic.preservation@dc.gov

Phone: (202) 442-7600
Fax: (202) 442-7638
TTY: 311

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Website: http://preservation.dc.gov

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Harriet Tregoning
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Design Guidelines


The Historic Preservation Office assists owners and tenants in historic structures to maintain, preserve, and enhance the architectural character of their property. In addition to the Guidelines listed below, HPO has available practical advice and resources for Door Replacement, Masonry Maintenance and Repair, Locating Electric Meter Boxes, Metal Repair, Roof Decks and Roof Additions, and Window Repair and Replacement as two-page Preservation Briefs.

Roofs on Historic Buildings

Roofs on Historic Buildings

The Historic Preservation Office assists owners and tenants in historic structures to maintain, preserve, and enhance the roofs on their property.

 
Walls and Foundations of Historic Buildings

Walls and Foundations of Historic Buildings

The Historic Preservation Office assists owners and tenants in historic structures to maintain, preserve, and enhance the walls and foundations on their property.

 
Window Repair and Replacement: Preservation and Design Guidelines

Window Repair and Replacement: Preservation and Design Guidelines

In October 2011, The Historic Preservation Review Board approved an updated guidance for window repair and replacement for historic structures in the District of Columbia.

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