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Coming Soon: Cemetery Preservation Workshops
Starting this spring, Preservation Maryland is hosting cemetery workshops across the state, where participants learn the basic preservation techniques of caring for a cemetery. These tasks may include cleaning the site, maintaining landscaping, and cleaning markers....
Announcing New Merch!
We’re excited to announce The Campaign for Historic Trades is rolling out new merchandise! Do you love Preservation Briefs? So do we! So much that we manifested them into actual briefs. Soft and comfortable,...
Women in the Trades
As we come to the end of March and Women’s History Month, The Campaign for Historic Trades would like to highlight resources for women in the trades. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, women make up only 10.9% of the construction workforce....
Preserving Irish Heritage
The Campaign for Historic Trades is powered by Preservation Maryland, a nonprofit dedicated to protecting Maryland's unique and irreplaceable heritage. Today, the organization explored the contributions Irish immigrants made to Baltimore, particularly to...
Now Hiring : Historic Trades Internships with the National Park Service
Ever dreamed of working with your hands? Working with the National Park Service? Both? Good news--2022 positions are open for the Traditional Trades Advancement Program (TTAP) and the Historic Stewards Program! The Traditional Trades Advancement Program started in...
The Campaign Continues to Expand with New Position + Team Member
The Campaign is pleased to announce the addition of Benjamin Curran. Curran joins The Campaign as the dedicated Curriculum Developer - a brand-new and unprecedented role. Curran will help fulfill The Campaign's mission to create and publish open education resources...
TUNE IN: Trades Takeover Podcast with Natalie Henshaw and Mae Bowley
We recently recorded our first ever "Trades Takeover" podcast on PreserveCast! On this episode of PreserveCast, Natalie Henshaw of the Campaign for Historic Trades spoke with Mae Bowley of Re:Purpose Savannah in our first ever trades takeover. Tune in as Natalie and...
Take the Survey: Help Us Gather Data to Impact the Future of Preservation Construction
The Campaign for Historic Trades is striving to demonstrate the need for - and the value of - workers with specific knowledge, training, and experience in historic preservation, restoration, and rehabilitation. WE NEED YOUR HELP PlaceEconomics has been commissioned to...
The Campaign For Historic Trades in the Washington Post
The Campaign for Historic Trades is working to address the systemic barriers to historic trades training to grow the trades workforce. The Campaign's Program Manager Natalie Henshaw has a letter in Monday's Washington Post entitled "Supporting the Trades" about...
Internship Opportunities: NPS Traditional Trades Apprenticeship Program
THE CAMPAIGN FOR HISTORIC TRADES AND TTAP The National Park Service and private industry need tradespeople with specialized skills to preserve and maintain our country’s valuable historic structures, and The Campaign for Historic Trades is working to meet that need....
Job Opportunity: Cemetery Preservation Workshop Coordinator
The Campaign for Historic Trades and Preservation Maryland seek applicants for the Cemetery Preservation Workshop Coordinator position. Position: Cemetery Preservation Workshop Coordinator Preservation Maryland Organization Background: Founded in 1931, Preservation...
Preservation Work at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
For 100 years, Arlington National Cemetery’s staff have worked to maintain and preserve the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, ensuring that future generations can pay their respects to the nameless - but not forgotten - soldiers who fought for freedom. In anticipation of...
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