Miami Villagers

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Miami Villagers Miami-Dade nonprofit preserving the cultural & architectural heritage of local historic sites & neighborhoods.

The Villagers is Miami-Dade County’s oldest historic preservation organization, founded in 1966. The not-for-profit all-volunteer group, originally formed to save the Douglas Entrance in Coral Gables, has grown to identify and assist close to 80 other endangered sites. Members regularly advocate for local preservation and have been leaders working with sites for inclusion on the National Register of Historic Places, providing brainpower, elbow grease and funding. By educating, advocating, fundraising, restoration and documenting, The Villagers continue a decades-long tradition of service for the restoration and preservation of local historic sites.

10/12/2026
09/15/2026

is now accepting applications for historic preservation grants! Apply online (link in bio). Applications due by October 1,2026. Miami-Dade non-profits are eligible for historic preservation projects.

05/28/2026

City of Miami Commissioner Ralph Rosado honored The Villagers in recognition of sixty years saving historic places. Thank you and and the entire City of Miami for presenting the Proclamation this morning. Gina Guilford, President of The Villagers made a statement on behalf of Historic Preservation. 📸

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