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2019 Preservation Trades Workshop, Natchitoches, LAPTN is partnering with the National Park Service’s National Center for Preservation Technology and Training to hold a Preservation Trades Workshop in Natchitoches, Louisiana on April 26-27, 2019. |
Meet the 2019 PTN Board Candidates2019 PTN Board Candidates include: Rory E Brennan, James "Rusty" Brenner, Robert Mosco, Jane Griswold Radocchia, Amanda Starcher Warren, and Bob Zoni. Click to learn more. |
Christopher P. Robinson International Preservation Trades Exchange Scholarship Applications AnnouncementDeadline: January 31, 2019 To ensure Chris’s legacy lives on, The Preservation Trades Network (PTN) in partnership with the Family and Friends of Chris Robinson are pleased to announce they are accepting applications for the 1st round of Christopher P. Robinson International Preservation Trades... |
Accepting Applications for the PTN Board of DirectorsAre you ready to give back to the organization you know and love? Join the PTN Board of Directors and help PTN stay on course. Application deadline Feb. 28, 2019 Board Member Duties: |
Training Opportunities at the Belvedere SchoolLongtime PTN member Bob Yapp founded the Belvedere School for Historic Preservation in July of 2008. The school is dedicated to teaching students from all over North America how to become artisans in the preservation trades. Over the last 20 years Bob has traveled across the country conducting... |
New Scholarship in Honor of Chris RobinsonThe Preservation Trades Network (PTN) in partnership with the Family and Friends of Chris Robinson are pleased to announce the establishment of Christopher P. Robinson Memorial International Preservation Trades Exchange Scholarship. The National Park Service and Preservation Community mourned the... |
