at the National Preservation Conference
No matter what the era your historic site represents, you'll find more than 100 learning opportunities at the National Preservation Conference that will help focus or reshape your strategic thinking. Interactive sessions provide you with the opportunity to learn from experts and share with your peers. We promise you will be armed with tips, tools, and new ways of thinking. This year's conference will be held in Cleveland, Ohio from October 8-13, 2002.
Take a sneak peek at some of the education sessions, created by preservationists like yourself, facing common issues:
· Underground Railroad Sites
· Insuring Historic Property
· Where Women Made History
· Museum Expansion: Combining Old and New
· Drayton Hall's Conservation: A Programming, Marketing and Development Success
· Uncomfortable Memories: Preserving Sites with Difficult Pasts
Bring back ideas from these sessions and others that you'll implement immediately at your own historic sites. Set your personal agenda for the National Preservation Conference 2002, check out our online Schedule Planner http://www.nthpconference.org.
Register online today at http://www.nthpconference.org or fax your registration to 202-588-6472.
The National Preservation Conference is presented by the National Trust for Historic Preservation, a private, nonprofit membership organization providing leadership, education, and advocacy to save America's historic places. Its 21 historic sites, 6 regional offices, and Washington, D.C. headquarters work with the Trust's quarter-million members and thousands of local community groups in all 50 states. For more information, visit the National Trust's Web site at www.nationaltrust.org or call 1-800-944-NTHP.