April 1, 2015
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The History and Historic Preservation Conference attracts professionals, volunteers and staff in the fields of history, historic preservation, architecture, planning, archaeology, nonprofit and museum management, and more.
Mount Laurel in Burlington County is the site of the 2015 conference. The June 3 opening reception features guest speaker Robert Wittman, founder of the FBI Art Crime Team and author ofPriceless. The full day conference onJune 4 will include tours, hands-on workshops, and educational sessions. AICP, AIA and ASLa continuing education credits are being sought.
Co-hosts: the NJ Historic Trust, NJ Historical Commission and NJ Historic Preservation Office.
Visit the conference website to review this year’s program, become a sponsor and register for the conference.
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