Breakout 1B: Come Home to Downtown |
Dr. Gary Jennings, historic downtown developer; and Douglas Moss, Holzman Moss Bottino Architecture |
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Breakout 1C: Silent No More
Expanding the African American Narrative Through Archeology and 19th-Century Public Records |
Shannon Smith and Hal Simon-Hassell, Texas Historical Commission; Samuel Collins, III, Historian |


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Breakout 1D: You’ve Been Here How Long?
How the Texas Treasure Business Award Helps Businesses |
Chay Rees Runnels, Stephen F. Austin State University |
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Breakout 2A: Plaster Restoration in Your Historic Building |
Burt Wagner, D&B Lath and Plaster, Inc. and Brit Barr, Texas Historical Commission |
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Breakout 2C: Funding Opportunities with National Park Service Grants |
Cara Bertron, City of Austin |

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Breakout 2D: Open the Door: Interpreting Historic Churches and Sacred Spaces |
Ted Lee Eubanks, Fermata, Inc. |
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Breakout 2E: Making Places Real and Measuring Success in Public Projects |
Therese Huffman, Signature Design |


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Of the Community, By the Community, For the Community |
Nina Simon, Santa Cruz Museum of Art and History |

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Breakout 3A: Maintaining Magnificence: Help in the Form of a Courthouse Maintenance Handbook |
Nancy McCoy, FAIA, FAPT, and Nicky DeFreece Emery, AIA, McCoy Collaborative Preservation Architecture |
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Breakout 3C: Doesn’t it Belong in a Museum? Accessing Archeology for Local Preservation and History |
Bradford M. Jones, Texas Historical Commission |
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Breakout 3D: Creative Placemaking + Arts/Culture Planning |
Lynn Osgood, Civic Arts |
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Breakout 4A: Let’s Keep it Dry: Basement Leak-Prevention and Waterproofing |
Jeff Acton, P.E. and Erika Bonfanti, P.E., Acton Partners Consulting |
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Breakout 4B: Cultural Landscapes: Methods for Heritage Conservation and Community Engagement |
Julie McGilvray, Guadalupe Mountains National Park |

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Breakout 4C: Lost in Interpretation: Telling Undertold Stories at Texas State Historic Sites |
Emiliano “Nano” Calderon and Machelle Wood, Texas Historical Commission |
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Breakout 4D: Public Engagement for Downtown Revitalization |
Lynda Humble, City of Bastrop and Chad Patton, Baker Hotel Development Partners |
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