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Historic New England Field School: Using Easements to Protect Historic Properties

  • Writer: Preservation Massachusetts
    Preservation Massachusetts
  • Sep 30, 2017
  • 1 min read

Join Historic New England preservation experts for an in-depth course designed for historic preservation students and professionals. Learn how to develop, use, and monitor preservation easements to protect historic properties in perpetuity, as well as the legal and structural requirements of preservation restriction agreements. Find out how Historic New England's Preservation Easement Program protects 104 privately owned properties across the region, including monitoring procedures for annual inspections.

Participate in field exercises, including visits to easement-protected properties, and gain a practical and theoretical understanding of Historic New England methodologies in this unique and highly regarded program. Download the agenda. $150 Historic New England members $200 nonmembers $75 students with ID Registration is required. Space is limited to 20. Please call 617-994-6644 for more information or register online. Fee includes lunch on Saturday, and snacks and beverages both Friday and Saturday; lodging and travel to and from practicum sites not included.

For more information visit Historic New England online.

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