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From: "Ernest Everett Blevins" <>
Subject: [SUVCW] Fwd: Preservation Georgia Online * October 29-November 4,2007
Date: Fri, 2 Nov 2007 11:58:50 -0400
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Note the first subject is the discovery of a period ship with link for more
information.

Ernie
List Adminstrator

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: *Helen Talley-McRae*
Date: Nov 2, 2007 11:47 AM
Subject: Preservation Georgia Online * October 29-November 4, 2007
To: DNR HP subscription list

*In this issue:
*USS/CSS Water Witch discovered!
HPD staff email address changes
New NPS Cultural Resources Partnership Note on Law and HPCs
Calls for proposals
APA names Savannah's Bull Street as one of America's "Great Places"
NTHP grants for Rosenwald Schools
Preservation events calendar
Subscription information

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*USS/CSS Water Witch discovered!*

Last week, specialists from Georgia DNR, Georgia DOT, and the National Civil
War Naval Museum joined together with Tidewater Atlantic Research
archaeologists to locate the remains of USS/CSS Water Witch, a Civil War
gunboat used by both the US and Confederate navies.

Kudos to HPD's Deputy State Archaeologist-Underwater, Chris McCabe; State
Archaeologist, Dave Crass; and the other expert professionals involved!

Please visit our Web site at
http://hpd.dnr.state.ga.us/content/displaynavigation.asp?TopCategory=178 for
photos and more news.

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*HPD staff email address changes*

Please note that all email addresses for HPD staff have been changed.
Rather than inserting an underscore "_" between the first and last name in
the address, you should now use a dot "." For example:
. Please visit the staff directory on our
Web site at
http://hpd.dnr.state.ga.us/content/displaycontent.asp?txtDocument=26

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*New NPS Cultural Resources Partnership Note on Law and HPCs*

The National Park Service recently announced the web publication of "Law and
the Historic Preservation Commission: What Every Member Needs to Know".
This publication provides a "plain English" introduction to the basic legal
concepts and issues that preservation commissioners may encounter. To
access the publication go to
http://www.nps.gov/history/hps/pad/partnership/index.htm

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*Calls for proposals*

The League of Historic American Theatres 32nd Annual Conference & Theatre
Tour will be in Atlanta July 16-19, 2008. To download the education proposal
form, go to
http://www.lhat.org/pdf/2008_Conf_Education_RFP_8_28_07.pdf.
The submission deadline is December 31, 2007.

The National Alliance of Preservation Commission is holding its sixth
biennial forum for commission members and staff July 10-13, 2008, in New
Orleans. The organization is soliciting ideas for session topics and
speakers. Past topics have included commissioner ethics, innovative design
review, legal issues, partnerships, incentives, preservation planning, and
the role of the preservation commission. Some hot trends include the
ongoing scourge of teardowns, green buildings, and significance of post
World War II properties. To submit suggestions, please send a brief
description to .

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*APA names Savannah's Bull Street as one of America's "Great Places"*

The American Planning Association as part of its new "Great Places in
America" program has started an honorary designation for Great Streets and
Great Neighborhoods. A category for Great Public Spaces will be added in
2008. In the first group of honorees is Savannah's Bull Street -
http://www.planning.org/greatplaces/streets/bullstreet.htm Visit
http://www.planning.org/greatplaces/ for information about this program.

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*NTHP grants for Rosenwald Schools*

The Lowe's Charitable and Educational Foundation is partnering with the
National Trust for Historic Preservation to support the preservation of
significant public properties in the communities it serves. In 2008, the
LCEF Preservation Fund will focus on the rehabilitation and restoration of
Rosenwald Schools. Grants are intended to further preservation efforts of
Rosenwald Schools by providing funding for construction expenses. Grants
will range up to $50,000. Approximately 10 to 20 grants will be funded
across a 14-state region.

To be eligible, the project must involve the rehabilitation or restoration
of a Rosenwald School building. Eligible applicants are limited to 501(c)(3)
nonprofit organizations, school boards/districts and government agencies.
Applicants that have received previous financial assistance from the
National Trust for Historic Preservation are eligible provided that all
grant requirements are current. Eligible properties must be open to the
public. Rosenwald restoration project administrators must contact their
National Trust Regional Office prior to making application. For complete
guidelines and selection criteria download the application form at
www.rosenwaldschools.com. Applications must be postmarked by November 30,
2007. National Trust Southern Office, @nthp.org,
843-722-8552

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*Preservation events calendar*

Please note that items on the "Preservation Events Calendar" are events and
meetings of interest to preservationists. It is not to be used for the
detailed scheduling of meetings with HPD staff without contacting those
individuals.

Submit your listings to: .

*This week's new listings -*
*Check the Events Calendar at **www.gashpo.org*
<http://www.gashpo.org/>*for complete listings by date.
*

November 3 - Cartersville Tour of Homes including Olde Town Historic
District - Etowah Valley Historical Society - 770-606-8862 or 770-387-1357.

July 10-13, 2008 - National Alliance of Preservation Commissions 6th
biennial forum - New Orleans - .

*National and state conferences and meetings (previously listed)-*
*Check the Events Calendar at **www.gashpo.org*
<http://www.gashpo.org/>*for complete listings by date.
*

November 1-2 - Eternal Places: Discovering Georgia's Historic Cemeteries
conference - Historic Preservation Division - Augusta - Contact HPD staff
Carole Moore, Grants Coordinator, or phone
404-463-8434, or Christine Neal, Cemetery Specialist,
or phone 404-657-1367.

November 5-8 - National Trail of Tears Association Conference - Rome -
www.nationaltota.org or or

November 8 - Form-Based Development Codes for Cultural Heritage Tourism
Districts training workshop - Georgia Department of Economic Development and
the Georgia Department of Community Affairs - Warm Springs -
http://www.mainstreetgeorgia.org/UserFiles/File/CulturalHeritageOrdinance.pdfor
Cindy Eidson at
or 404-679-3101.

November 9 - Implementation of Transfer of Development Rights (TDR) Class -
Chattahoochee Hill Country Conservancy - www.chatthillcountry.org -
770-463-1548 or

November 10 - 5th Annual Civil War Naval Symposium - Civil War Naval Museum
- Columbus - www.civilwarnavalmuseum.com/events/historysymposium.php

November 13-14 - A Symposium of Discovery: Agritourism and the Creative
Economies in Georgia - Perry - www.visitgafarms.com

*2008*

January 3-6 - Annual Meeting of the Archaeological Institute of America -
Chicago - www.archaeological.org/webinfo.php?page=10096

January 9-11 - 14th Annual Tax Credit Developers Conference - Miami -
www.novoco.com/events/index.php

January 9-13 - The Public Benefits of Historical Archaeology: Society of
Historical Archaeology 2008 Conference - Albuquerque, NM -
www.sha.org/about/conferences/2008.html

January 17-19 - Third International Architectural Paint Research Conference
- New York - www.aprconference.us

January 26 - Downtown Development Authority Training - Department of
Community Affairs - Atlanta - contact Kimberley Carter at 404-679-0604 or


February 7 - Form-Based Development Codes for Cultural Heritage Tourism
Districts training workshop - Georgia Department of Economic Development and
the Georgia Department of Community Affairs - St Marys -
http://www.mainstreetgeorgia.org/UserFiles/File/CulturalHeritageOrdinance.pdfor
Cindy Eidson at
or 404-679-3101.

February 7-9 - 7th annual New Partners for Smart Growth conference -
Washington DC - www.newpartners.org

February 28-29 - The Atlantic World and African American Life and Culture in
the Georgia Lowcountry, 18th to 20th Century - A Symposium - Savannah -
www.ossabawisland.org.

March 4 - Form-Based Development Codes for Cultural Heritage Tourism
Districts training workshop - Georgia Department of Economic Development and
the Georgia Department of Community Affairs - Washington, Ga. -
http://www.mainstreetgeorgia.org/UserFiles/File/CulturalHeritageOrdinance.pdfor
Cindy Eidson at
or 404-679-3101.

March 12-16- American Society for Environmental History 2008 Annual Meeting
- "Agents of Change: People, Climate, and Places through Time" - Boise,
Idaho - www.aseh.net

March 12-14 - Main Street 101 Training and Development Conference -
Department of Community Affairs - Statesboro - contact Kimberley Carter at
404-679-0604 or

March 26-30 - Society for American Archaeology 73rd Annual Meeting -
Vancouver, BC, Canada - www.saa.org

March 30-April 2 - National Main Streets Conference - National Main Street
Center - Philadelphia, PA - http://conference.mainstreet.org

April 10-13 - National Council on Public History Annual Meeting: Public
Histories of Unity and Division - Louisville, KY - www.ncph.org

April 23-27 - 2008 Society of Architectural Historians annual meeting -
Cincinnati, Ohio - http://www.forum.nthp.org/default.asp

May 7-10 - VAF 2008 Annual Meeting - "In the Garden of the Sun: California`s
San Joaquin Valley" - Fresno, CA - http://vernaculararchitectureforum.org

June 21 - Downtown Development Authority Training - Department of Community
Affairs - Savannah - contact Kimberley Carter at 404-679-0604 or


June 21-24 - Georgia Municipal Association's Annual Convention - Savannah -
http://www.gmanet.com/annual_convention/

July 16-19 - Thinking outside the Fox: League of Historic American Theatres
32nd annual meeting - Atlanta - www.lhat.org/conference_theatre.asp

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--
Ernest Everett Blevins, MFA • Blevins Historical Research
110 Evergreen Way • Villa Rica, Georgia 30180
• 770-456-1876

Historic Preservation Consultant -- Historical and Architectural Research --
Genealogical (Family) Research -- Preservation Planning and Documentation --
House History

Member: American Planning Association, New England Historic Genealogical
Society, Sons of the American Revolution, Sons of Confederate Veterans, Sons
of Union Veterans, and member of numerous other lineage and heritage
societies. .



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