After losing its headquarters in the Old Governor’s Mansion, historical preservation nonprofit Preserve Louisiana has been operating virtually for the past year. “We’ve been put in a really bad position,” says Fairleigh Cook Jackson, executive director of Preserve Louisiana, which had operated out of the Old Governor’s Mansion since the ‘90s. “After the coronavirus and
Preserve Louisiana at ‘reduced capacity’ after losing Old Governor’s Mansion space
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