Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is historic preservation and why should I care about it?
2. What is Knox Heritage?
3. What places and properties has Knox Heritage helped preserve?
4. What is the East Tennessee Preservation Alliance?
5. Where is Knox Heritage located and how can I contact them for more information?
6. What makes a property or place historic?
7. Do I have to live in a historic home to be a member of Knox Heritage?
8. How can I become a member of Knox Heritage?
9. How can my company support Knox Heritage?
10. How does my membership help the work of Knox Heritage?
11. As a member of Knox Heritage, how can I become more involved?
12. How can I learn more about the condition of an endangered property in my community?
13. How do I learn about the history of my property, neighborhood, or town?
14. What is the National Register and how can I get my building listed?
15. Will listing a property on the National Register prevent it from being demolished?
16. Where can I find a listing of your web site policies?

As a member of Knox Heritage, how can I become more involved?

Knox Heritage members are encouraged to participate in any of the committees listed below. Members can also volunteer to assist staff at special events or in the office. All committee meetings take place at Historic Westwood, 3425 Kingston Pike.

Special Events
meets at 5:30 am the third Wednesday of every month

Vintage Properties
meets at 5:30 pm the fourth Wednesday of every month

Preservation Advocacy
meets at noon the second Tuesday of every month

Fundraising
meets at 12 noon the third Thursday of every month

Board Development
meets at 5:30 pm the first Wednesday of every month

Visit our Volunteer page to find out more.