Preservation Maryland is pleased to announce that the International Preservation Trades Workshop will be held at the National Park Service Historic Preservation Training Center in downtown Frederick, Maryland this October.
OCTOBER 26-28, 2018
INTERNATIONAL PRESERVATION TRADES WORKSHOP
HISTORIC PRESERVATION TRAINING CENTER
4801A Urbana Pike, Frederick, MD 21704
MORE ABOUT THE PRESERVATION TRADES NETWORK
The Preservation Trades Network (PTN) is a 501(c)3 non-profit membership organization founded to provide education, networking and outreach for the traditional building trades. PTN was established on the principle that conservation of the built environment is fundamentally dependent on the work of skilled people in all of the traditional building trades who preserve, maintain and restore historic buildings, and build architectural heritage for the future. Membership in PTN is open to all. While many members are full-time, practicing tradespeople, PTN also includes architects, conservators, engineers, preservationists, home owners, students and interested members of the general public.
MORE ABOUT THE INTERNATIONAL PRESERVATION TRADES WORKSHOP
The International Preservation Trades Workshop (IPTW) is the only annual gathering of its kind in North America that brings together the foremost practitioners of the traditional trades in a single event, dedicated to sharing the skills and knowledge of all the trades employed in the conservation of the built environment. Since 1997, carpenters, masons, metal workers, painters, plasterers, timber framers, roofers and practitioners of other traditional trades from more than a dozen countries have come together to share their knowledge and demonstrate their skills. Every Workshop draws a diverse audience of tradespeople, architects, preservationists, students, and home owners, and offers unique learning opportunities for people of all ages and skills levels.
If you have any questions or are in need of some assistance on submitting a demonstration proposal feel free to contact sjackson@ptn.org or mkassman@ptn.org.