Historic Salem Incorporated: Difference between revisions

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Founded in 1944, Historic Salem, Inc., a non-profit architectural preservation organization, is dedicated to the preservation of historic homes and sites. "HSI's mission is to ensure that the historic resources of Salem, which are key to its identity, its quality of life, and its economic vitality, are preserved for future generations and that new development complements the historic character of the city" according to the website.
The group believes in preservation, education, advocacy, and partnership.
Historic Salem, Inc. organizes the Christmas in Salem House Tour, other walking tours and produces a newsletter.
HSI established the Most Endangered Historic Resources Program in 2000 to focus public attention on specific endangered resources.

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-*Founded in 1944, Historic Salem, Inc., a non-profit architectural preservation organization, is dedicated to the preservation of historic homes and sites. "HSI's mission is to ensure that the historic resources of Salem, which are key to is identity, its quality of life, and its economic vitality, are preserved for future generations and that new development complements the historic character of the city" according to the website.
+*Founded in 1944, Historic Salem, Inc., a non-profit architectural preservation organization, is dedicated to the preservation of historic homes and sites. "HSI's mission is to ensure that the historic resources of Salem, which are key to its identity, its quality of life, and its economic vitality, are preserved for future generations and that new development complements the historic character of the city" according to the website.
-*The group believes is preservation, education, advocacy, and partnership.
+*The group believes in preservation, education, advocacy, and partnership.
 *Historic Salem, Inc. organizes the Christmas in Salem House Tour, other walking tours and produces a newsletter.
 *HSI established the Most Endangered Historic Resources Program in 2000 to focus public attention on specific endangered resources.