Pensacola's Historic North Hill
The Association
The North Hill Preservation Association (NHPA) was created in 1972, and formally organized in 1974, to promote and preserve the architecturally diverse North Hill Preservation District located in Pensacola, Florida.
The District is recognized on the National Registry of Historic Places and is one of the largest residential historic districts in the State of Florida. As part of its mission, the NHPA protects the District’s standards and boundaries and promotes preservation efforts by property owners.
The Neighborhood
The North Hill Preservation District and surrounding areas form a vibrant neighborhood. The Association helps maintain our close-knit community by welcoming new residents, organizing neighborhood events, and communicating regularly about relevant neighborhood issues.
Preservation
The National Registry of Historic Places recognizes the North Hill Preservation District as one of the nation’s historic places with structures worthy of preservation. The North Hill Preservation District is protected under Section 12-2-10 of the City of Pensacola Municipal Code and is overseen by the City of Pensacola Architectural Review Board.
Transformations
Home renovation in a historic district requires a conscious effort to maintain the home’s historical integrity. Determining appropriate paint colors, repairing damage with like or approved modern materials, and restoring architectural details that were lost in past modernizations are all things that are considered when restoring a historic home. Our North Hill property owners have undertaken research and approval processes to preserve the beauty of their homes for the enjoyment of generations to come.
He who loves an old house never loves in vain.
Isabel La Howe Conant
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Become a Member of the NHPA
Your membership makes North Hill a stronger neighborhood and amplifies our voice for preservation!
Annual dues and fundraising efforts enable the NHPA to hold neighborhood events, perform park improvements, address neighborhood safety issues, and bring you important communications about the District.