[MassHistPres] P201 Workshop in Pittsfield on April 25th
ElsaFitzgerald at aol.com
ElsaFitzgerald at aol.com
Mon Apr 16 15:06:59 EDT 2007
PRESERVATION 201
Workshop on MHC Historic Property Inventory Forms
Presented by
Preservation Massachusetts
in collaboration with the
Massachusetts Historical Commission
Sponsored by the
Pittsfield Historical Commission
Wednesday, April 25, 2005 6:30to 8:30 P.M.
The Berkshire Athenaeum, 1 Wendell Avenue, Pittsfield, MA 01201
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Preservation Mass, the statewide historic preservation non-profit
organization, dedicated to preserving the Commonwealth’s historic and
cultural
heritage, will lead a preservation workshop for the Pittsfield area
community.
The workshop is intended to inform attendees about how to complete MHC
Historic
Property Inventory Forms. Local historical commission and historic district
members, planners, historians, members of municipal and non profit
organizations,
and interested public from Pittsfield and surrounding communities are
encouraged to attend.
The workshop fee is $5. Payable at the door and everyone is welcome.
For planning purposes, please RSVP to Elsa Fitzgerald at
elsafitzgerald at aol.com or 978-535-5556.
after April 23 contact Erin Kelly At Preservation Massachusetts,
617-723-3383 or
_ekelly at preservationmass.org_ (mailto:ekelly at preservationmass.org)
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The community-wide survey is a preservation planning and research tool.
Completing a comprehensive inventory represents a town’s historical
development
by being chronologically and geographically comprehensive, and reflecting a
full range of historic resource types within a community. Preservation 201
will
assist you to meet those goals and include topics such as organizing a
survey project and identifying local survey priorities, developing historic
contexts, use of architectural terms in drafting property descriptions, and
completing historic property inventory forms, with a focus on Form
B-Building.
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Preservation Massachusetts, formally known as Historic Massachusetts, Inc.,
was established in 1985 by citizens concerned with strengthening advocacy
for our state’s valuable historic resources, our neighborhoods, buildings
and
landscapes. Today, Preservation Massachusetts works in partnership with
national, state
and local preservation organizations and individuals across the Commonwealth
to preserve our heritage. Preservation 201 was developed by the Historic
Districts/Historical Commissions Committee of Preservation Massachusetts.
The
committee is composed of historic preservation professionals working at the
state and local level, and volunteers its time and experience to help inform
local preservation groups about the many preservation resources and
preservation
planning practices in the state.
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The Massachusetts Historical Commission (MHC) is a state agency within the
office of William Francis Galvin, Secretary of the Commonwealth. The mission
of MHC is to identify, evaluate and protect the historic and archaeological
resources of the Commonwealth. Among its responsibilities, the MHC oversees
the National Register Program, preservation planning programs including
survey
and local government programs, federal and state review and compliance, and
federal and state grant programs.
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For more information on the Preservation 201 workshop, please call or email:
Elsa Fitzgerald, Preservation Massachusetts, 978-535-5556 or
_elsafitzgerald at aol.com_ (mailto:elsafitzgerald at aol.com)
After April 23 contact Erin Kelly, Preservation Massachusetts 617-723-3383
or
_ekelly at preservationmass.org_ (mailto:ekelly at preservationmass.org)
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