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Preservation Maryland is committed to assisting local non-profit preservation and community organizations throughout Maryland in their efforts to preserve historic structures and revitalize blighted areas. Information sharing and educational workshops offer Colleagues members the opportunity to learn from national and state experts specializing in the fields of organizational issues, lobbying, and community revitalization. Photo

Benefits of Joining Colleagues

Organizational Development  Regional workshops, including sessions at the annual Preservation & Revitalization Conference and a fall training event, will present speakers with local and national expertise to share preservation advice about advocacy and lobbying, nonprofit "best practices", community revitalization, architecture and design, and other topics of special relevance to Colleagues.

Advocacy  The program will provide an infrastructure for collaboration and communication to identify emerging preservation needs and assemble effective lobbying constituencies to address issues of local, statewide and national importance. In addition, local advocacy assistance will be offered by Preservation Maryland to support Colleagues in their community preservation efforts.

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Training  Preservation Maryland will create education materials accessible by Colleagues in both electronic and printed formats. The first topic in the series will be Introduction to Preservation Advocacy. Future topics will include "how-tos" on preservation tourism, preservation and community planning, and other relevant topics for strengthening local organizations. An educational track focused on topics specific to preservation organizations will be offered during the annual Preservation & Revitalization Conference.

Resources  Preservation Maryland will offer a Speakers Bureau of preservation and organizational development experts and trainers who will be available to Colleagues for special events, annual meetings, and community workshops. Colleagues will receive discounted registration for the annual Preservation & Revitalization Conference.  Preservation Maryland's website will provide access to information that can help make valuable preservation connections - nationally, regionally and statewide.

Networking  The Colleagues Program will provide opportunities for local and statewide organizations to exchange ideas at meetings and events, facilitated by Preservation Maryland in cooperation with Colleagues and partners. Additional networking opportunities will be offered at an affinity lunch during the annual Preservation & Revitalization Conference.

Communication  Colleagues will receive an e-newsletter every other week with current information on special events, funding opportunities, and national and local preservation news. An e-mail list serve will provide a forum for Colleagues to exchange preservation advice and seek solutions for preservation, conservation, and advocacy issues. 

Financial Assistance  Colleagues will receive priority eligibility for Preservation Maryland's grant and loan programs.  Notice about other funding opportunities from groups such as the National Trust for Historic Preservation, Maryland Humanities Council, and Maryland Historical Trust will be provided.

Building the Movement  Participation in Colleagues will expand opportunities for the Maryland preservation community to reach out to nonprofit preservation groups, heritage areas, environmental interest groups, main street revitalization initiatives, museums, archeology advocates, government entities and historic district commissions, to develop strategic preservation and advocacy partnerships with state and national organizations.

Members

Aaron Catzen Foundation
Accokeek Foundation
Aman Memorial Trust
The B & O Railroad Museum
Baltimore Architecture Foundation
Baltimore Heritage, Inc.
Baltimore Main Streets
Baltimore Office of Promotions & the Arts
Basilica of the Assumption Historic Trust, Inc.
Bowie Museums
Caroline County Historical Society, Inc.
Carroll Museums, Inc.
Carroll Park Foundation
CHAP - Department of Planning

Charles County Planning
Chester River Hospital Center Auxiliary

City of Rockville
City of Salisbury, Neighborhood Services &
     Code Compliance

Clear Spring District Historical Association
Coastal Heritage Alliance
Department of Land Use and Growth 
      Management - St. Mary's County
Downtown Frederick Partnership
Frederick County Landmarks Foundation, Inc.
Friends of Fort Richie
Friends of Hancock's Resolution
Friends of Patterson Park
Friends of the Agricultural History Farm Park
Friends of Wye Mill, Inc.
Goucher College Preservation Program
Greater Baltimore Committee
Greater Baltimore Cultural Alliance
Hammond-Harwood House Association, Inc.
Heart of Chesapeake Country Heritage Area
Historic Hampton, Inc.
Historic Londontown and Gardens/ 
   Londontown Foundation

Historic Preservation Program at 
     Shepherd University

Historic Preservation Training Center

Historic Towson, Inc.
Historical Society of Baltimore County
Historical Society of Frederick County
Kennard Alumni Association

Laurel Historical Society, Inc.
Mar-Va Theater Performing
    Arts Center, Inc.

Maryland Association of History 
     Museums, Inc.

Maryland Historical Society
Montgomery County Historical Society
Montgomery Preservation, Inc.
Mount Clare Museum House
Mount Vernon Cultural District
Nanticoke Historic Preservation Alliance, Inc.
National Architectural Trust, Inc.
Patterson Park Community Development 
        Corp.

Peerless Rockville Historic Preservation, Ltd.
Port Deposit Heritage Corporation
Preservation Howard County

Preservation Society
Prince George's County Historical & Cultural Trust
Prince George's County Historical Society,
         Inc.

Riversdale Mansion
The Rockland Tavern
Save our Seminary at Forest Glen
Second Chance
Shady Side Rural Heritage Society, Inc.
Silver Spring Historical Society
St. Ignatius Church
St. Patrick's Chapel Historical Society
Sudbrook Park, Inc. - An Olmstead Community
Talbot County Historic Preservation Commission
Thomas Point Shoal Lighthouse

Town of Chestertown
West End Citizens Association, Inc.
West Side Renaissance, Inc.
Westminster Historic District Commission


**Guest Members are italicized **


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Colleagues is intended to serve the entire historic preservation community. All local, regional or statewide non-profit organizations - large or small, new or established - that include historic preservation as an active part of their mission can benefit from becoming a member of Colleagues. The annual fee to become a Colleagues member is $100.

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