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Feb. 9, 2012
Adaptive Reuse
of Historic Schools

How can historic school buildings find new life? Join us as we discuss some creative ideas that have been used to save other schools in the Pacific Northwest. 7PM-8:30PM, Buckman School, Portland, $5 suggested donation at the door

March 11, 2012
Steven Semes, author of
The Future of the Past

The HPLO is capping our Preservation Round-table on Compatible Infill Design with a special program by Steven Semes, noted architect, educator, and author of The Future of the Past: A Conservation Ethic for Architecture, Urbanism and Historic Preservation time and place TBD.

March 16, 2012
Preservation Round Table
- Session #1: Jacksonville

Join us for Charting a Future for Oregon's Historic Masonry Buildings: Resilience, Access, and Economics10AM - 2PM, Old City Hall, 205 W Main, Jacksonville, $7 Members/$10 General

March 21, 2012
Portland Mayoral Candidates Forum

6PM - 8PM, University of Oregon,
70 NW Couch St., Portland.

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Preserve, Reuse, and Pass Forward Oregon's historic resources...

What is it that makes Oregon, OREGON? It’s not just our great outdoors. It’s also our historic homes and neighborhoods, bridges and barns, churches, monuments and storefronts.

The Historic Preservation League of Oregon seeks to protect these resources and the tremendous energy, craftsmanship, and heritage they embody.

To Ensure Livable,
Sustainable Communities.

Historic preservation isn’t backward looking; it’s forward looking. The built environment is one of our most renewable resources and the rehabilitation and reuse of existing buildings is essential to a healthy environment.

We are all about maintaining livability, pedestrian scale, authenticity, distinctiveness, community connectedness, cultural roots, and not wasting what we have already paid for.

Please join us. Your membership will help preserve what makes Oregon, OREGON!