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Why promote and advocate for the rehabilitation of your community’s downtown buildings? What are some examples of good rehabilitation that you can share with your building owners? What are some potential pitfalls to a good rehabilitation? In th
2016 will be a seminal year in the life of historic preservation. The National Historic Preservation Act turns 50, offering us an opportunity for reflection and a chance to consider what we might want our own contribution to the history of pres
Rehabilitating and adapting historic buildings for new uses can create conflicts between code requirements (and officials) and preservation ordinances and guidelines. This session will provide strategies towards creating a successful collaborat
With brushes and backhoes, archaeologists document the locations of former buildings. What can their work tell us about structures that were once part of our communities? How can archaeology inform our understanding and interpretation of existi
Some people assume preservation means freezing a building in time, but many property owners know that restoring a building often requires making changes. This can mean replacing a missing detail, building an addition, or retrofitting for energy
This photo of Block E in downtown Minneapolis was taken in 1973 as part of the Environmental Protection Agency's "Documerica" Project (1972-77) to document "subjects of environmental concern."On a chilly January day, I convinced my former
Review and Compliance Cultural Resource Management Seminar presentation by Michelle Terrell of the Two Pines Resource Group. A paved parking lot and the lawns of a city park hide from sight the remains of two of Minneapolis’ foremost breweries
This session will help preservationists, planners, managers and others become acquainted with the nuances of architectural style in order to be able to recognize key features in the field. It will explain how common, vernacular forms were distr
Welcome and Opening Session at Preserve MN, the Statewide Preservation Conference. Presenter: Bonnie McDonald, Executive Director, Preservation Alliance of Minnesota.Podcast: Download (Duration: 16:31 — 301.3MB)
Welcome and Opening Session at Preserve MN, the Statewide Preservation Conference. Presenters: Britta Bloomberg, Deputy State Historic Preservation Officer, MN Historical Society and Stephen Elliott, Director, MN Historical Society and State Hi
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