Preserving Historic California Architecture
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Mission: What We Do
- What We've Done
- Contact
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Board of Trustees
- President: Paige Swartley
- V-P No. Cal: Cathy Garrett
- V-P So. Cal: Elizabeth Harris
- Secretary: Vonn Marie May
- Treasurer: Frank Parrello
- Mike Buhler
- Steade Craigo
- Christine Fedukowski
- Michael Garavaglia
- Ann Gray
- Mel Green
- Alan Merson
- Simin Naaseh
- David Roccosalva
- Carol Roland-Nawi
- David Wilkinson
- David Wilkinson
- Nomination Form
- Committees
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Mission: What We Do
University of California, Los Angeles, Photo by Tim Griffith
News and Events:
2008 Preservation Design Awards
October 18, 2008
The Queen Mary - Long Beach
2009 Conference
The Culture of Leisure -
Rethinking the California Dream
April 16 to 19, 2008 - Palm Springs
Upcoming Workshops:
Identifying Historic Integrity
Thursday, August 14, 2008
(day 1 of 2-day series)
The Secretary of the Interior's Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties
Friday, August 15, 2008
(day 2 of 2-day series)
VENTURA
Around the State:
LBH Annual Meeting
Long Beach Heritage Annual Meeting
Sunday, July 27th from 2:00-4:00
Farmers & Merchants Bank & The Cellar
Recent Events:
2008 California Preservation Conference: Napa Valley
Photo Courtesy of Charles O'Rear, St. Helena
"Balance and Complexity:
The Vineyard and Beyond"
April 23-26, 2008
2007 Annual Preservation Design Award Winners & Sponsors
Building Code Issues in Historic Preservation:
Selected Case Studies
2009 California Preservation Conference: Palm Springs
THE CULTURE OF LEISURE - RETHINKING THE CALIFORNIA DREAM
Thursday, April 16 to Sunday, April 19, 2009
Conference Highlights
- More than 30 Sessions and Workshops on issues facing California's historic, cultural and natural resources - taught by over 100 expert speakers, plus continuing education units are available for AIA, MCLE, and AICP!
- Exclusive Tours that highlight Palm Springs' modern architecture, landscapes, tribal history, culture of leisure and more!
- Special Events at some of Palm Springs' most historic and architecturally significant venues
Who should attend?
Preservationists, city and county planners, architects, landscape architects, community leaders, landmark and historic resource commissioners, historians, archeologists, educators, attorneys, realtors, students, historic property owners, Main Street coordinators, members of Certified Local Governments, developers, contractors, craftsmen, advocates of historic preservation, heritage travelers, and involved citizens.
Partnering Organizations
Coming soon!