Preservation Maryland Conference in two weeks...

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From Danielle Thyse and Kristin Harbeson, Preservation Maryland:

Register Now for the Annual Preservation & Revitalization Conference
May 18 – 19, 2006
Annapolis, Maryland

Early Registration ends This Friday, May 5th

It’s almost here! The Annual Preservation & Revitalization Conference is just around the corner, with a full schedule of educational sessions, tours, workshops and affinity events to bring you up to date with the most exciting programs, projects and best practices in the preservation field. Whether you are interested in preservation, architecture, archaeology, museums, historic houses, historic district commissions, community planning & revitalization, folklore, Main Streets or Heritage Area, there is something for everyone…especially you!

Don’t Miss Out! Register Now!

Look for sessions on:
· African American heritage,
· Archaeology,
· Architecture and New Construction,
· Cultural Heritage and Folklife,
· Historic Districts, Planning and Community Revitalization,
· Main Streets, and
· Museums and Historic Houses.

Don’t miss the Plenary Session, featuring:
· City of Annapolis Mayor Ellen O. Moyer
· Garth Rockcastle, Dean of the School of Architecture, Planning & Preservation of the University of Maryland College Park

Follow the links to view the Registration Brochure or to register online.

For more information about the conference, please contact Kristen Harbeson, Education and Outreach Director at Preservation Maryland: 410-685-2886 ext. 302, or go to the conference website.
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I think it's possible to "reverse commute" to Annapolis, by MTA Commuter bus from the New Carrollton subway station. I have to confirm this though. Or if anyone commutes there and can take an additional passenger for a couple days...

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