2010 Preservation and Revitalization Conference
The 2010 Preservation and Revitalization Conference was held in Easton on May 20 and 21. Over 350 participants converged on Easton for two days of educational sessions highlighting both national and local trends in the field of historic preservation. In addition to the 24 classroom sessions, 12 field sessions showed off the preservation and revitalization efforts in Easton and along the Eastern Shore.
The Conference also featured three special events including a reception to welcome attendees to Easton at the Mid-Shore Community Foundation's offices in the historic Bullitt House. We were pleased to welcome Rodney L. Swink, FASLA as our keynote speaker for this year's plenary session. Mr. Swink discussed the challenges of uniting rural and urban preservation efforts and the need for preservationists to rise to this challenge in the coming years and decades. The final event of the Conference was the Maryland Historical Trust Awards and Reception which presented 11 awards to outstanding projects and preservation leaders in Maryland.
As we review the 2010 Conference, we are looking forward to building an even more successful conference for the future. If you attended the conference and have not do so already, please take a moment to fill out our conference survey.
Please contact Jessica Feldt at jfeldt@preservationmaryland.org or 410-685-2886, ext. 302 with any questions about the conference.
2010 Conference Materials
Conference Schedule-at-a-Glance
Conference Final Program
2010 Conference Attendee List
Speaker Biographies
Sessions: (large file size - may take time to upload)
Green Alphabet Soup - Maryland Codes Administration Information
The Maryland Heritage Areas Program
Mythbusters!
Reading the Design - Part 1 and Part 2
Shore Grown: Getting to Smarter Growth - Smart Growth on Steroids
Transforming the Past to Save the Future
Thank you to our 2010 sponsors for their generous support:
Platinum Maryland Historical Trust National Trust Community Investment Corporation
Gold Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development/Main Street Maryland
Silver Penza Bailey Architects
Bronze A.D. Marble & Company AGW Old Style Window Glass AKRF, Inc. Bucher/Borges Group PLLC Chaney Enterprises Charles Goebel, Architect, Ltd. The Christman Company Goucher College Hayles & Howe, Inc. Houck Specialty Contractors ILEX Construction & Woodworking Lewis Contractors Maryland Historical Society McCracken Consulting, LLC Paula S. Reed and Associates SouthFen, Inc. Trostel & Pearre Architects
Advertiser Association for Preservation Technology-DC Chapter Baltimore County Historical Trust Community Heritage Partners Catherine Adams Masek Delmarva Power Hord Coplan Macht Keystone Waterproofing Maryland Environmental Trust MenefeeCreative Niles, Barton & Wilmer ThorpeWood
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