Annual
Conference
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- 2013 - ENRICHING PLACE: Thursday,
June 6,
Newark Museum
- 2012 - SUSTAINING THE PAST: Inventing the Future, Thursday,
June 7,
Rider University
- 2011 - PRESERVATION: Looks Forward, Friday, June 3, Monmouth University, West Long Branch, NJ Save the Date (PDF Format)
- 2010 - SUSTAINABLE PAST:
Sustainable Future, Wednesday,
June 2,
Union County College, Elizabeth, New Jersey
- 2009 - REGENERATION: For a New Generation, Wednesday,
June 4, Rowan University, Glassboro, NJ Save the Date (PDF Format)
- 2008 - SEE IT, KEEP IT, USE IT:
The New American Standard, Wednesday,
June 4, Rutgers University, New Brunswick Campus Conference
Schedule & Overview, Conference
Brochure, Opening Remarks
(PDF Format)
- 2007 - OUR TOWNS, LAND, HERITAGE:
Sustaining New Jersey's Legacy, Wednesday,
May 23, Drew University, Madison Campus Conference
Schedule & Overview, Conference
Brochure
(PDF Format)
- 2006 - HERITAGE
TOURISM: Connecting People and Places, Friday,
May 12, Rutgers University, Camden Campus, Conference
Schedule & Overview, Conference
Brochure (PDF Format)
- 2005 - SMART CITIES : Blending Old with New, Friday, April 15
Central Railroad of New Jersey Railroad Terminal, Liberty State Park, Jersey
City, New Jersey. See conference overview and
agenda.
- 2004 - NEW JERSEY : The
Early Years, Friday, April 24, Trenton, New Jersey. See conference
highlights, brochure
and the Historic Preservation Bulletin Archaeology
Theme Issue.
- 2003 - HISTORIC PRESERVATION :
A Catalyst for Growth, Friday, April 4, Trenton, New Jersey.
See conference highlights and brochure
(PDF Format).
- 2001 - OPEN SPACES : Historic Places, 2001 Historic Preservation Office Conference held
May 5 in historic Wilson Hall at Monmouth University in West Long
Branch. See conference highlights, landscape
preservation links or the Historic Preservation Bulletin Landscape
Theme Issue (PDF Format).
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Publications,
Technical Assistance and Information
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The HPO maintains
a diverse collection of information resources regarding many preservation
topics. Most of these resources are available free of charge from the HPO
and can be downloaded from this website or mailed upon request. HPO staff
also routinely assist individuals and organizations undertaking a variety
of preservation activities through in-house research, site visits, or general
consultation. Follow the link below for more information.

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