Preservation Works! is the 2010 Kentucky State Historic Preservation Conference theme, a biennial event which this year will be presented by the Kentucky Heritage Council and Preservation Kentucky, Inc., October 21-23 in Frankfort in conjunction with the 14th Annual International Preservation Trades Workshop (IPTW), hosted by the Preservation Trades Network.
Along with demonstrations, sessions will focus on practical and hands-on preservation education geared to owners of historic homes and buildings who are interested in learning more about how to rehabilitate their property, list it in the National Register of Historic Places or take advantage of tax incentives, and to craftsmen and others interested in preservation trades and traditional building methods.
Register through September 30 to get the special Early Bird discount of $125.
Click here for the 2010 KY Preservation Conference Brochure or here for registration form only.
Register Online Now!
When Registering Online with PayPal - please download and complete a registration form with all contact information and e-mail to Amy Potts, amy@preservationkentucky.org.
For more about the IPTW, visit www.iptw.org
Along with demonstrations, sessions will focus on practical and hands-on preservation education geared to owners of historic homes and buildings who are interested in learning more about how to rehabilitate their property, list it in the National Register of Historic Places or take advantage of tax incentives, and to craftsmen and others interested in preservation trades and traditional building methods.
Register through September 30 to get the special Early Bird discount of $125.
Click here for the 2010 KY Preservation Conference Brochure or here for registration form only.
Register Online Now!
When Registering Online with PayPal - please download and complete a registration form with all contact information and e-mail to Amy Potts, amy@preservationkentucky.org.
For more about the IPTW, visit www.iptw.org
| The Rural Heritage Development Initiative is a three-year demonstration program of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, in collaboration with Preservation Kentucky and the Kentucky Heritage Council, to help develop and implement preservation-based economic development strategies in these counties. The initiative is funded largely through a grant from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation with match from within the region. |
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