Welcome to NEHHPA ~
The North End Huntington Heights Preservation Association
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PLEASE JOIN US TO WELCOME THE HOLIDAYS WITH OUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORSDowload the Holiday Event Flyer.
NEHHPA MAKE IT - BAKE IT - BRING IT - TAKE IT HOLIDAY PARTYPot Luck SupperThursday, December 8, 2011, 6:00 p.m. at Noland United Methodist Church Please bring a covered dish to share and an unused white elephant home baked treat or home made craft unwrapped for a fun fundraising auction. Special activities for the kids and carol singing
NEHHPA DECORATING PARTY AND RECEPTIONPlease join your NEHHPA Board and Neighbors when we decorate:Sunday December 11, 2:00 p.m. at the Clock Park between Huntington and Warwick at 71st Street The lights and decorations will be provided by the Association. After we decorate, we'll gather at the home of Billie and Dot Leggette for some cider, cookies and fellowship Recently there have been a couple of break-ins in the neighborhood - please be extra vigilant and watch your neighbors' property as well. If you spot suspicious activity, call 9-1-1. |
The North End End Historic District is a 22 block, early twentieth century neighborhood of downtown Newport News. Developed primarily between 1900 and 1935, it is the largest and most architecturally cohesive neighborhood of the inner city.
This is a neighborhood as you might remember yours while growing up, where neighbors stop and visit and your children can rely on the people who live next door. We are a close-knit, enthusiastic, and diverse group of neighbors who are dedicated to preserving our architectural heritage. Churches dot our streets and the bustle of shipyard activity remind us of the city's roots. Our community is bounded on one side by majestic Huntington Avenue, which overlooks the James River and takes you to the port areas of the city as well as the nearby Monitor and Merrimack museum. Warwick Boulevard forms the eastern boundary, which leads to the Leeward Marina, Huntington Parkand beach, the War Museum, historic Hilton, and the world-renowned Mariners Museum.
Our Mission
The mission statement for the North End Huntington Heights Preservation Association is to preserve the historic residential character of North End Huntington Heights through advocacy, communication and education.
If you would like to be kept abreast of North End events, please consider becoming a member of our association and thereby receiving our newsletter. The cost is $20 per year per household and is good February of the current year until February of the following year.
Lifetime membership is also available for $150 per household.
If you have any questions, please contact us!