(Copied from "Events" section of http://www.historicsaintpaul.org)
UPCOMING EVENTS
Preservation Talks: a brown bag discussion series This is a great opportunity to gather information and connect with community planning organizations, architects, developers and others regarding preservation issues in St.Paul. Our five month series will be held the third Wednesday of every month starting October 20. The events are free and anyone interested is welcome. Bring your lunch and your appetite for preservation!
Location: Landmark Center, Room 430 75 West 5th Street, Saint Paul, MN 55101 (Except for last session; see below)
Time: Noon-1 p.m.
October 20, 2004 Carol Carey, Historic Saint Paul, and Robert Roscoe, Design for Preservation Everyday Preservation: Promoting Preservation in Neighborhoods Throughout Saint Paul
November 17, 2004 Chuck Liddy, Miller Dunwiddie Architects and Thomas Zahn, Architectural Preservation Consultants Learning from Success: Brewery Redevelopment Opportunities in Saint Paul
December 15, 2004 Linda Donaldson, Brighton Development, and Tom Schroeder, Preservation Alliance of Minnesota Making the Numbers Work: Financial Tools for Historic Structure Rehabilitation
January 19, 2005 David A Lanegran, Ph.D., Macalester College Predicting Commercial Success on Inner-city Street Car Strips
February 16, 2005 Weiming Lu, Lowertown Redevelopment Corporation Urban Village to River Garden: Capturing New Opportunities for the Union Depot and Lowertown's Redevelopment (Note: this talk will be presented at the Jerome Hill Theater, 180 E. 5th St, Ste 160.)
FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT HISTORIC SAINT PAUL AT 651-222-3049.
Preservation Journal Volume 1, Issue 1 (back issues) Volume 1, Issue 2 PDF version (6.3 MB)
THE FALL 2004 ISSUE OF THE PRESERVATION JOURNAL WILL BE POSTED SOON. TO REQUEST A HARD COPY, PLEASE CALL DOUG AT HSP (651-222-3049)
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