Millersville's Ware Center
The Historic Preservation Trust of Lancaster County is excited to host our third annual Lancaster County Historic Preservation Summit for all members of local Lancaster County Municipalities and Historical Societies as well as members and friends of the Trust. The idea for the summit stemmed from the fact that our mission is to educate on the importance of historic preservation. We thought that a preservation summit would be a wonderful opportunity to bring together both local municipalities and historical societies, as well as members of the general public with interest in preservation, to educate them and figure out how we can all work together to save Lancaster County’s historic structures.
(Please note: Registration is required. Deadline to register is Friday, September 13)
8:30 am – Check-in and Breakfast Reception
9:00 am – Preservation Update 2024: Lost, Saved, and Endangered Properties in Lancaster County – James Delle, V.P., Historic Preservation Trust of Lancaster County
10:00 am – Preservation Incentives through the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission – Karen Arnold, PHMC
11:00 am – A Case for Contemporary Design in a Historic District: Defining Adaptive Reuse – Matthew Funk Barley, Interior Designer NCIDQ
12:00 pm – Lunch at the historic Sehner-Ellicott-von Hess House, home of the Trust, located at 123 N. Prince Street (one block from the Ware Center).
1:30 pm – Shaping the Future: Sustainability and Historic Preservation Open New Opportunities – Gretchen K. Pfaehler, FAIA, InSite Consulting Architects (Washington, DC office)
2:30 pm –The White House: Preservation vs. Conservation: The Politics of Historic Restoration – Jean-Paul Benowitz, Elizabethtown College
3:30 pm – KEYNOTE SPEAKER PRESENTATION: Saving the Future – Kristen Suzda, RA, LFA, LEED AP BD+C, CPHC, Re:Vision Architecture
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Registration is required. Deadline to register is Friday, September 13.