Training Recap: Old Line State Summit Conference

08/07/2017
By Preservation Maryland

Convening the Old Line State Summit at the U.S. Naval Academy this July was an honor for Preservation Maryland and a privilege to share the unique opportunity to spend the day on the historic campus. Many of the sessions have been recorded and presentations made available as free resources to the preservation community.

ASCENDING THE SUMMIT

The Old Line State Summit is Maryland’s historic preservation conference and is a comprehensive and immersive day of training that covers a range of relevant topics – and from those topics replicable methods and practices that can be applied to many challenges that face Maryland’s historic communities.

Seminal moments from the Summit include:

As always, these presentations are enhanced by those attendees that bring and share their own experiences during lively Q&A sessions. The networking and connections that takes place during a statewide conference can lead to new partnerships and an important exchange of ideas that strengthen preservation efforts statewide.

AVAILABLE PRESENTATIONS

Greg Werkheiser at Old Line State Summit, 2017.

Greg Werkheiser at Old Line State Summit, 2017.

Keynote: “The Future of History”

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When are Replacement Materials OK?

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The Evolving House Museum

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Preservation Advocacy

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Partnering with the University of Maryland

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First Steps for LGBTQ Preservation

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One Year Later: Ellicott City Flood Report

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Special live recording of PreserveCast at the Old Line State Summit, 2017.

Special live recording of PreserveCast at the Old Line State Summit, 2017.

PreserveCast: The Preservation Podcast

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PLANNING PARTNERS

The Old Line Summit was organized and supported by Preservation Maryland with assistance from City of Annapolis, Four Rivers Heritage Area, Historic Annapolis, Maryland Historical Trust, University of Maryland.

SPEAKERS

Uri Alvin, Kimberly Fisher, Scott Harkless,  University of Maryland Partners for Action Learning in Sustainability; Beth Burgess, Howard County Government; Mary Catherine Cochran, Patapsco Heritage Greenway Heritage Area; Lisa Craig, City of Annapolis; Eric Holcomb, City of Baltimore; Megan Klem, Maryland Historical Trust; Molly McKee Seabrook, Office of State Senator Bill Ferguson; Aaron Marcavitch, Maryland Milestones Heritage Area; Renee Novak, Preservation Maryland; Nakita Reed, Encore Sustainable Design; Lisa Robbins, Historic Annapolis; Megan Searing Young, Greenbelt Museum; Amanda Tuttle-Smith, Kent County Historical Society.


Thank You to Our Conference Sponsors

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