Volunteers Needed for
Upcoming Events
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Special call for a few good volunteers to help out with our next First Friday opening reception.
These popular events require the assistance of 2-3 volunteers to help with set up, food & beverage service and close up. Interested? Our next First Friday is April 2 and our guest artist will be Dan Dunn.
One volunteer is needed to assist with registration and set up for an AHC event at the St. John's Community Center on Sunday, March 28, starting at 9:30.
There are still a few volunteer jobs left for our Kitchen Revival Tour on April 10. They're going fast!
Interested in any of these fun volunteer jobs? Let me know and we will sign you up!
Contact Ita Lindquist, Volunteer Coordinator, ital@visitahc.org or 503-231-7264. |
Oregon Heritage Round-ups Scheduled
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Interested in the results of the 2010 Oregon Heritage Assessment survey? Attend a Regional Round-up and find out! Designed to help heritage organizations strengthen their community relationships, the three Regional Round-ups will also include workshops and panels.
The Portland metro area will gather in Oregon City on Friday, April 9.
For more information, click here.
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Internship opportunities
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The AHC is looking for qualified interns to work on a variety of daily activities and special projects this year.
Current positions are posted for spring and summer including: - Social Media
- Preservation
- Non Profit Development
- Graphic Design (summer)
For details on the internship program and application process, check out the internship page on our website. |
Rent the AHC for your next meeting or event!
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Let us help make your next event even more memorable. Besides our beautiful, historic building, we offer affordable rates, a relaxed staff, kitchen facilities, equipment, and more. For information about our building rentals, check out the rental page on our website or contact Kori Koppen at 503.231.7264.
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Call to artists
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We regularly accept applications for
exhibitions and a First Friday reception from artists who are members
of the AHC. Our art exhibitions represent a variety of mediums and
subject matter, and are a great way for our members to share their work with the public.
If you are interested in learning more,
make plans to attend the next opening reception on April 2nd. To receive an information package and application, send an email to barbarap@visitahc.org.
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Find us on Facebook
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Follow us on Facebook at
"Supporters of
the Architectural
Heritage Center."
Watch for upcoming updates
and improvements to our Facebook presence!
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Wonders in Wood Hardware Exhibition
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Continues through Winter, 2010
Liz's Antique Hardware Gallery
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Have you checked out our Advocacy news lately? |
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About the AHC... |
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The Architectural Heritage Center is a non-profit resource center for historic preservation in the Portland area. Owned and operated by the Bosco-Milligan Foundation, we offer a range of education programs to help people appreciate, restore, and maintain vintage properties. Over 40,000 people have participated in our talks, home tours, workshops, and gallery exhibits. 701 SE Grand Avenue
Portland, Oregon 97214
Open Wed - Sat
10:00AM - 4:30PM
503 231-7264
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In this issue
- Education Programs
- Kitchen Revival Tour-tickets on sale now!
- "Crossings" Art Exhibit-Stephen Korbich
- Save the Date-April Artist, Dan Dunn
- Call for Volunteers
- Portland Preservation
- The
Portland Plan
- Preservation Quotes
- Support our Business Members
- Membership Information
- Archives + Artifacts Exhibit
- Oregon Heritage Round-ups
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_____________________________________________________________ Education Programs TONIGHT!
Historic
Preservation Needs Assessment for Clackamas County
Tuesday, March 16,
2010 Sandy City Hall -
39250 Pioneer Blvd, in Sandy - 7:00 to 8:30 PM
Open to All Clackamas
County Residents & Property Owners For more information click here.
NEXT WEEK
Historic Preservation & The Portland Plan
Saturday, March 20, 2010 How do we define the value of historic preservation for Portland's future? For more information on this program and to register, click here. |
_____________________________________________________________ 12th Annual Kitchen Revival Tour
Saturday, April 10th
10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
General Public: $25, Members: $20
This year's kitchen tour promises to be as great as ever! We have 8 wonderful houses on the tour dating from 1910 - 1958. Tour goers will see original
kitchens and sensitive renovations, modest homes and architect build
homes.
For more information and to purchase tickets, click here.
NEW! This
year, we will have bike maps for the tour! They have been created and generously donated by Alta Planning + Design.
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CROSSINGS" an exhibit of new work by Artist and architect, Stephen Korbich On Exhibit through March 27th. For more information, click here. All work is for sale and a portion of all sales benefit the AHC.  Architect
and artist, Stephen Korbich lives and works in Portland and has used
our wonderful cityscape as inspiration for his upcoming show
"Crossings". While he has always been artistic and dabbled in
many different mediums, it was not until recently that he decided to
pick up the brush in a more dedicated fashion. Check out Stephen's Blog!
Next Month-Artist Dan Dunn
Opening Reception: Friday, April 2nd 6pm -8 pm
Dan will have a beautiful show of his flower still life paintings. All work is for sale and a portion of all sales benefit the AHC.
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Portland Preservation Blog
Keep up with our advocacy efforts and stay informed of preservation issues in Portland. This is also a great way to learn more about the technical assistance we are providing in the community.
Follow Val at http://portlandpreservation.wordpress.com/
Recent Posts:
- Preservation and Sustainability: Could the Concept of Using What We Have Be Gaining Traction?U.S. Custom House to be Auctioned!
- ReUse It!
- "New buildings are more fun for architects to design and are just plain cheaper for developers to build."
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The Portland Plan
TIME IS RUNNING OUT!
All residents interested in the future of our city and our communities should complete the online survey from the city. The survey can be found here.
The deadline has been extended to March 31st. Please let the City know that you care about our historic neighborhoods.
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PRESERVATION QUOTES
"A city
without old buildings is like a man without a memory."
Graeme Shankland, British Architect and Planner
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Support our Business Members!
AHC Business Members provide products and services pertinent to historic preservation and period-authentic renovation, and they support the mission and goals of our organization. Please consult the Resource Directory on our website or in our printed newsletter and patronize these businesses first when you need professional services for your home projects. |
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Membership Information
SUSTAINABILITY TIP FOR MEMBERSHelp the AHC be more environmentally sustainable by renewing your membership promptly! Timely responses make your membership contributions go farther because they save paper, postage, and volunteer and staff time. You can even send in your dues or renew on-line prior to receiving a mailed notice by checking the renewal date noted on your newsletter mailing label. With an especially challenging economy, we are trying to be even more respectful of every dollar shared with us by members. There is usually about a one-month interval between us sending out first and second renewal notices. If you know that you will be renewing, but doing so a little late, drop an email to hollyc@VisitAHC.org to stop that second notice in its tracks. Thank you so much for your contributions and participation. Every membership matters! |
On Exhibit Now! Meyer Memorial Trust Gallery Artifacts + Archives illustrates the essential connection between paper-based archival materials in our collections and the artifacts themselves. This exhibit draws upon the Foundation's ever-expanding artifacts and archives collections, with emphasis on items that have not been seen by the public, including photographs, architectural drawings, maps, personal papers, and rare books. More Details about the exhibit | |
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