2010
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Conversations on Sustainability at the 2010 APT Conference
Jill Gotthelf and John Anderson discuss building diagnostics, preservation education, sustainability, policy, research, and how existing buildings fit into the emerging green-building movement.
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A Conversation with John Leeke, the “Original Heritage Video Blogger”
John Leeke was using online video to teach historic-building preservation years before YouTube existed. His “campfire chats” connected preservation tradespeople and homeowners across distance, extending the informal knowledge-sharing traditions of the trades into digital space. In…
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Heritage Scrapbooking: Online Resources to Save the Memories of a Lifetime
Heritage scrapbooking sits at the intersection of craft, family storytelling, and preservation. This resource guide introduces archival materials and practical sources for assembling photographs, documents, and family memories into objects intended to last. The deeper concern…
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How to Make Heritage Scrapbooks That Last a Lifetime, and Beyond
Restored Hometown Heritage newspaper manuscript, submitted October 28, 2010. The date represents the email submission; original newspaper issue date is not recorded here. Preservation materials and techniques are described in their historical context, not offered as…
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Devices for Recording Oral History and Research Interviews
From the Hometown Heritage newspaper manuscript archive. Submitted October 14, 2010; the original newspaper printing has not yet been independently verified. Equipment, prices, applications, and links below reflect 2010 and are preserved as historical evidence, not…
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Who Cares for Community Archives? Mary Linn Wernet and the Cammie G. Henry Collections Workshop
Restored Hometown Heritage manuscript submitted September 23, 2010. This historical announcement records a collections workshop organized by Mary Linn Wernet and colleagues. Event dates, fees, and contact details are historical; original newspaper newspaper issue date is…
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The Preservation Technology Podcast: The longest continually produced show on historic preservation
This post looks back on the Preservation Technology Podcast as both a media experiment and a practical knowledge system for the preservation field. Developed through Jeff Guin’s work at NCPTT, the show connected practitioners with conversations…
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Preparing for Your Oral History Interview
From the Hometown Heritage newspaper archive. The original submitted prose is retained; subheadings were added during archival restoration. If you’ve decided to take on an oral history project for the first time, you’re probably already obsessing…