Historic Preservationist Salary

What is the salary of a Historic Preservationist? In the United States, a Historic Preservationist earns an average salary of $58,286. The salary range for a Historic Preservationist is usually between $39,783 and $66,431 per year, representing the 25th to 75th percentiles respectively. The top 10% of earners, that is the 90th percentile, have an annual salary of $70,078. The highest Historic Preservationist salary in the United States was $70,417. The average hourly pay for a Historic Preservationist is $28.02.

What are Top Paying States and Employers for Historic Preservationist Jobs?

Top 3 states paying the highest average Historic Preservationist salary are Tennessee, with an average salary of $60,395, followed by Mississippi, with an average salary of $52,510, and Florida, with an average salary of $43,001. Employers paying the highest salary for a Historic Preservationist job are Metro Government of Nashville and Davidson County (TN) and Department of State (FL).

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