ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Nick Redding from Preservation Maryland joined the Practical Preservation podcast to discuss:
- The important work of Preservation Maryland as a statewide advocacy organization founded in 1931
- How preservation advocacy can be proactive and reactive
- The Campaign for Historic Trades - featured on this past podcast episode
- How preservation is changing and the need for flexibility, sustainability, and compromises
- How historic preservation can help the affordable housing crisis
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