Get ready to have your preservation dreams come true! We're gonna preserve your pants off! Preservation Month is coming and it's going to rock your historic world! MAY, MAY, MAY! It's Coming! You have to be there or YOU WILL BE SORRY!!!
Hmmmm... I'm not sure the Carl Casper Auto Show promotion techniques work for historic preservation. But there is some pretty cool stuff on tap for May 2007 Preservation Month.
Below is a tentative list of activities planned in New Albany. Details will follow as we get closer to May. When events are finalized, they'll be posted on the Events page at NewAlbanyPreservation.com. Every event will be free and open to the public.
Tuesday May 8th - Preservation Conversation featuring Holly Weidemann, Architect and President, AU Associates, Lexington Kentucy. Topic: Preservation Pays – Reusing Historic Buildings.
Saturday May 12th – Three Preservation Workshops in One Day. Assessing Your Historic Home, Get What You Want from Professional Contractors and Using Financial Resources to Your Advantage
Tuesday May 15th – Back By Popular Demand – Pizza and Preservation: Research Your Historic Home Workshop. Learn all you need to know to unlock the history of your home.
Saturday May 19th – Walking Tour: “Lofty Ideas” – Downtown Living Spaces. Tour highlights existing and potential living spaces in downtown New Albany.
Saturday May 26th – Walking Tour: Mansion Row. Tour Guide David Condra leads walkers on a fascinating journey back in time down Mansion Row. You don’t want to miss this!
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If you added a few former Playmates, a couple of washed up Nascar drivers, and a wild-life petting zoo, you'd have Karl Kasper like numbers in attendance.
Seriously though, it sounds like a couple of interesting afternoon walking tours. I'll be sure to keep my eye out for more information.
I am back in the country and ready to revamp New Albany Source (www.newalbanysource.com). I will add these to the site. Please be sure to email me anything else you want put up there. It is easy for me to add the information to the site, but I have a difficult time gathering it.
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