Alliance of National Heritage Area in Northern Plains NHA in North Dakota - Sep. 2025
You should know that MotorCities National Heritage Area is not the only place across this counrty which recognizes its unique contributions to America's history. We are one of 62 NHAs and are a part of the Alliance of National Heritage Areas (pictured above).
As we celebrate 250 years of our nation’s history, we’re excited to share Edition No. 9 of Heart & Soul, a national publication celebrating the stories, partnerships, and community impact of America’s National Heritage Areas. This latest issue is filled with inspiring examples of how heritage areas across the country are preserving history, strengthening local pride, and driving meaningful change through collaboration and innovation.
MotorCities National Heritage Area is proud to be featured on page 34, highlighting our ongoing work to uplift the rich automotive and labor heritage through our “Share Your Story” project. From community storytelling and preservation initiatives to driving heritage tourism and education, our feature showcases the people, projects, and partnerships that keep MotorCities moving forward.
We invite you to explore the full edition and discover the dynamic work happening in heritage areas nationwide. Thank you for being part of the MotorCities story—and for helping us continue to preserve and share the legacy of American automotive culture.
Learn all about the Alliance of National Heritage Areas
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