[MassHistPres] Upcoming Preservation Conversations: April 19 and May 9

[Erin Kelly]

Preservation Massachusetts is pleased to share our upcoming Preservation
Conversations for April and May. Mark your calendars and join us for these
free virtual presentations hosted on Zoom.

The Traditional Trades Advancement Program -- Wednesday, April 19 @ 12:00 PM
Special guest speakers Matt Chapman and Amy Glowacki from the Springfield
Armory National Historic Site will discuss their recent successes with the
Traditional Trades Advancement Internship Program!
The Springfield Armory is now accepting applications for the HPTC
Traditional Trades Advancement Internship Program until April 18. View the
application here
<https://jobs.silkroad.com/ConservationLegacy/Careers/jobs/3877?ct=t(EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_6_9_2020_13_58_COPY_01)&mc_cid=45d0d9cb74&mc_eid=b877f4395d>
!  Click here to join the conversation!
<https://us02web.zoom.us/j/6375721984?pwd=Uk9hWHJhT3pBa091RXp5dEdtTkFDUT09>

The (Railroad) Ties That Bind: The Mass Central Rail Trail and Norwottuck
Network” - Tuesday, May 9 @ 12:00 PM
Guest speaker Craig Della Penna, President, Norwottuck Network
<https://www.nnnetwork.net/>

Within 150 miles of Northampton, MA lies the densest network of former
steam railroad corridors in the United States. The longest, most complex of
these corridors in New England is the MASS CENTRAL RAIL TRAIL (MCRT), which
runs 104 miles from North Station in Boston to Union Station in Northampton.
 Come take a journey with Craig who will show you just how complicated this
40+ year journey has been and how we are likely in the home stretch to get
it built out. And just what it will mean to the communities along the way.
He will also give a glimpse into the future as for plans to create the best
callout to railroad history on a rail trail in the U.S.  What this means
and how it will happen.

Click here to join the conversation!
<https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84138319418?pwd=b1J6R3l5cXBHSExxSXp4WFphUk90dz09>


https://www.preservationmass.org/preservation-conversations


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*Erin Kelly Miranda | President & Executive DirectorPreservation
Massachusetts*

Post Office Square
6 Main Street Ext., Suite 613
Plymouth, MA 02360
ekelly at preservationmass.org
 617-723-3383
www.preservationmass.org
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