Preservation Maryland; 24 West Saratoga Street, Baltimore, MD 21201, Phone: 410-685-2886, Fax: 410-539-2182
Menu top graphic
Home page link
Divider line
Divider line
About Us page link
Divider line
Advocacy page link
Divider line
Colleagues page link
Divider line
Endangered Maryland
Divider line
Funding page link
Divider line
Conference page link
Divider line
Calendar page link
Divider line
Resources page link
Divider line
Get Involved page link
Divider line
Facility Rental page link
Divider line

National Trust website link
Statewide & Local Partners National Trust - Historic Preservation

What's New page title graphic

 

Information and News

       
Conference Registration Open!

 

Join us for the 2008 Maryland Preservation and Revitalization Conference to be held on May 29-30 in Hagerstown. Register Now! Our pre-registration rates end on Friday, May 9, 2008.


Online registration is open. Use our safe and secure online registration site to save time and postage. Visit the conference page to access our online registration system.

 

The conference page has also been updated with information on hotels and information on how you can attend the conference for free in exchange for four hours of volunteer service.

 

Click here for the PDF of the Conference Brochure

 

                    2008 "Endangered Maryland" Sites Designated!


Preservation Maryland announced the state's 2008 "Endangered Maryland" sites. This annual program was launched in partnership with Maryland Life Magazine to help to protect Maryland's most important historic and cultural sites. The March/April Issue of Maryland Life Magazine features eleven sites selected based on their historic and cultural significance and the degree to which they were at risk of being lost due to neglect, insufficient funds, inappropriate development or insensitive public policy, and the potential for a solution. Nominees were judged by a diverse panel of leaders from around the state with expertise in the identification, protection, preservation or promotion of Maryland's historic resources. Judges included representatives from local government and community organizations. Click here for more information.


 NEW! Online Giving!

We are pleased to announce that online giving is now available! Online giving is a quick and easy way to support Preservation Maryland. As an added bonus for your donation to Preservation Maryland, you will receive a free one year membership with the National Trust for Historic Preservation which includes an annual subscription to the award winning Preservation Magazine.


Join Now!

SAVE THE DATE!

 Maryland's Annual Preservation & Revitalization Conference
May 29-30
Hagerstown, MD
University System of Maryland at Hagerstown

2008 SAVE THE DATE (PDF file)

New Opportunity to Support Preservation Maryland

 

The National Trust Community Investment Corporation (NTCIC) has created a new referral program to help market its services and benefit the State and Local Partners of the National Trust for Historic Preservation.  The NTCIC is a for-profit subsidiary of the National Trust whose primary business is investing in rehabilitation projects that qualify for Federal and State historic tax credits and New Markets tax credits.

 

The referral program provides a finder's fee? for every historic rehabilitation project referral it receives from the National Trust?s Statewide and Local Partners that results in an actual equity investment.  Preservation Maryland is a statewide partner, and may share up to 50% of the fee with other 501(c)(3) organizations that provide referrals. 

 

This program provides a new opportunity to support Preservation Maryland.  By referring potential tax credit projects, you can help support Preservation Maryland and receive a share of a referral fee for your non-profit organization.  If you are a developer and have a potential investment opportunity, please contact NTCIC and let them know you learned about this program through our website!     

 

If you have any questions about this program, please contact Liz Buxton at lbuxton@PreservationMaryland.org.

 
Black spacer graphic