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SUMMARY:SHPO Preservation Symposium
DESCRIPTION:Missouri Historic Preservation symposium planned for May 13-14 \nJEFFERSON CITY\, MO\, APRIL 6\, 2026 – The third annual Missouri Historic Preservation symposium is set for Wednesday\, May 13\, and Thursday\, May 14\, in Joplin. This year’s theme is “The Road Ahead: Fueling the Economy through Historic Preservation.” The event is presented by the Missouri State Historic Preservation Office and cosponsored by the city of Joplin\, Downtown Joplin Alliance\, Missouri Southern State University\, the Joplin Historical Neighborhoods Museum\, Missouri Preservation and Crossland Construction. \nThe program begins with an opening reception at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Schifferdecker and Zelleken homes\, 422 Sergeant Ave.\, Joplin. The following day’s activities\, including the celebration of the 100th anniversary of the historic Buchanan Home as well as the symposium itself\, take place on the Missouri Southern State University campus. \nEvent keynote speakers are Jeff and Carolina Neal of Neal Group Construction in Joplin\, who have completed over 100 historic rehabilitation projects in southwest Missouri. Other speakers include Marie Taylor of True North Preservation; Riley Price\, executive director of Missouri Preservation; Thomas Walters with Joplin Historic Preservation Commission; Jill Halbach\, executive director of the Post Art Library in Joplin; Lori Haun with Downtown Joplin Alliance; Dr. Sabine Martin of Kansas State University’s Technical Assistance to Brownfields program; and Heather Buethe with National Trust Community Investment Corporation. Several State Historic Preservation Office team members will speak about Historic Tax Credits\, the National Register of Historic Places\, the Certified Local Government Program and historic preservation grants. \nThe symposium will have two tracks: a Community Preservation Track and a Historic Tax Credits Track. \nThis year\, the symposium is also joining in the centennial celebration of Route 66. There will be a special traveling exhibit\, “Missouri Main Street: 100 Years on Route 66\,” on loan from the State Historical Society of Missouri. The exhibit showcases Missouri’s role in the Mother Road. \nSpace is limited\, and advance registration is required by April 30. It can be submitted online by visiting mostateparks.com/event/third-annual-missouri-preservation-symposium. \nThere is a $25 standard registration fee and a $10 student registration fee. The fee covers admission to the symposium\, breakfast provided courtesy of Crossland Construction and a catered lunch. \nFor more information on state parks and historic sites\, visit mostateparks.com. Missouri’s Division of State Parks is a division of the Missouri Department of Natural Resources. \n For more information\, see https://mostateparks.com/event/third-annual-missouri-preservation-symposium
URL:https://preservemo.org/event/shpo-preservation-symposium/
LOCATION:Joplin\, Missouri\, MO\, United States
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SUMMARY:Historic Window Restoration Presentation + Workshop
DESCRIPTION:CoMo Preservation and True North Preservation invite you to a two-day event of education and hands-on training as you learn the art of historic window preservation. Historic windows are some of the most endangered features in historic buildings and are often unnecessarily replaced when they can be repaired.  This workshop offers people of all skill levels a chance to learn about the history of windows in America and gives participants an opportunity for a hands-on experience that can be used to save these historic resources. \nThe event includes a presentation at 6:00pm on Friday\, June 12th\, which is free\, open to the public and explores the history and preservation of windows in the United States. The venue for the presentation is First Christian Church at 101 N. 10th Street\, Columbia\, MO 65201. The event continues on Saturday\, June 13th with a hands-on workshop component from 9am-3:30pm. The venue for the workshop is Sawdust Studios at 3150 Paris Rd\, Columbia\, MO 65202. This technical workshop will teach participants how to assess historic windows for preservation and will go into detail about disassembling a window for its restoration. The hands-on workshop portion of the event is $75 per participant. All participants will experience training in paint removal\, glazing\, glass cutting\, and finish preparations. Reservations are required for this 2-day event. Choose between the free presentation-only option or the presentation + workshop ($75 per participant). Reserve your spot below. \nNote: American Institute of Architects (AIA) credits are pending approval as of 3/22/26. \nLunch and snacks will be provided on Saturday. Participants are asked to wear long pants and sleeves\, close-toed shoes and bring their own respirators\, if they have them. Nitrile gloves\, N95 masks\, and safety goggles will be provided by the hosts for participants. Accessibility Notice: If you have mobility concerns or require accommodations\, please contact us in advance so we can assist in making necessary arrangements. \nMarie Taylor is a historic window restoration professional who has spent the last three years owning and operating True North Preservation\, a wood and metal window restoration business based out of Cape Girardeau\, Missouri. Her goal is to empower homeowners and community members with the skills needed to both understand historic windows and advocate for their repair.
URL:https://preservemo.org/event/historic-window-restoration-presentation-workshop/
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