February 4-7, 2019
Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel
1550 Court Pl, Denver, CO 80202
Every generation chooses what they save. How do individual communities deal with common issues? Priorities for the next generation of preservation will include:
- Re-winning past battles,
- Addressing new pressures and constant development,
- Fighting again for the historic districts of the 1970s and beyond,
- Reconnecting with our public audience,
- Reestablishing existing and making new connections with organizations and people, and
- Recommitting to the cause.
A call to action is whatever the preservation needs are for each community.
View our favorite photos from the conference!
Governor Jared Polis joined Colorado Preservation, Inc. at the conference and spoke to attendees during our Endangered Places Program Luncheon on Tuesday, February 5. Click on the video image below or watch it here.
Is a place ever truly saved? Learn from places like Larimar Square in Colorado and the Ashley River Road near Charleston on how we find ourselves revisiting familiar places confronting new threats. The TrustLive: Resaving Saved Places, first aired at CPI’s Saving Places® conference in Denver, is now on the National Trust for Historic Preservation YouTube channel. The discussion features a keynote by Danielle Del Sol, the new executive director of the Preservation Resource Center of New Orleans. New Orleans, like Larimar Square and the Ashley River Road, exemplify some of our best and most forward-looking techniques for preserving heritage. Watch the video today https://savingplac.es/2tB4QJ7.
TrustLive is a preview for the National Trust’s PastForward Conference, which will be held in Denver, October 10-12. For more information about Preservation Leadership Forum visit Forum.SavingPlaces.org
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This project has also been funded in part by a grant from the Gossard Fund for Colorado of the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
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