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This Old House Magazine:
This Old House Magazine comes straight from the television show we all know and love. Bursting with great ideas and expert tips and advice, This Old House magazine helps you uncover the full potential of your old or new home. Each issue is filled with the right combination of information and inspiration.
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Old House Journal:
The industry staple for everything old house related. Old-House Journal Online is strictly about renovating, restoring, decorating and maintaining homes built before 1960. It provides practical content on the how-to of renovation, restoration, and preservation for both serious homeowners and professionals. Content includes a complete guide to restoration products and services, active chat boards, old-house real estate ads, classified ads for old-house items, historic house plans, preservation how-to, links to leading restoration trade shows, and recent editorial from the magazine itself.
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American Bungalow Magazine:
American Bungalow magazine is published in the interest of preserving and restoring the modest American 20th century home, the Bungalow, and the rich lifestyle that it affords. Published quarterly, American Bungalow magazine features great articles about bungalow enthusiasts.
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Old House Interiors:
Now in its tenth year, our flagship publication is the bimonthly magazine. It covers American period design from 1700 to 1940, with articles on restorations, interpretive use of period decorating, sensitive kitchens and baths, furnishings, color, textiles, and more. Coverage extends to architectural styles and gardens. It's a truly beautiful magazine with intelligent writing.
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Victorian Homes:
Victorian Homes magazine features the lifestyle of the Victorian Revival. Articles explore the decoration and architecture of the 19th and early 20th century homes restored, decorated and lived-in by real people, as well as beautiful period museum houses. Every issue is edited for a discerning readership with a focus on interior design, furnishings, gardens, florals, table settings and decorative accessories. Regular departments cover Victorian furnishings, antiques, collectibles, lighting, flowers and food of the Victorian era for today's home.
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Style 1900: Style 1900 is a magazine about the architecture, arts, and decorative arts that revolutionized the world of design at the turn of the last century. The magazine was born in 1987 as The Arts and Crafts Quarterly, a newsletter concerning early twentieth century antiques. Unlike the fragile whatnots of earlier centuries, these antiques were bold, practical, durable, solid, and affordable.
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 Planning Commissioners Journal:
Planning for historic preservation has evolved far beyond saving the homes of famous people. It now involves the revitalization of historic downtowns, as well as commercial, residential, and even industrial districts. This special 20 page issue of the Planning Commissioners Journal -- the nation's leading publication for "citizen planners" -- takes a look at the basics of planning for historic preservation. Included in the issue: an introduction to historic preservation planning; how historic preservation is integral to the principles of “smart growth;” frequently asked questions about historic preservation ordinances; and an overview of the effects of historic district zoning on tourism, job creation, and property values.
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 Preservation Magazine:
The official magazine of the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Preservation Magazine offers informative articles about the efforts of individuals, groups, and organizations around the United States to restore and protect America's historic treasures.
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Where
to Find Artwork in the Arts & Crafts
Style
An ebook with over 100 sources for paintings,
prints, woodblock prints, vintage posters, framed ceramic tiles, wall
hangings, art glass panels, and more. $8.95. To view a free summary and
excerpt, go to http://www.booklocker.com/books/2909.html
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 Guide
to Architectural Salvage and Antique Lumber Companies
Provides,
for the first time ever, a comprehensive list of outlets locally, nationally,
and on the Web, selling antique building parts. Listing more than 300 architectural
salvage and antique lumber companies by state, and in Canada by province,
the 60-page Guide includes contact information, website and email addresses,
days and hours of operation, and a brief description about each company.
A sample page from the $12.99 Guide and ordering information are available
at www.architecturalsalvagedirectory.com. From the publishers of Architectural
Salvage News.
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