15th ANNUAL WORKSHOP SERIES

• April Workshops in Louisiana
• Structural Evaluation: Masonry 
• Structural Evaluation: Timber Frame 
• The Business Side of Preservation 
• Restoration of the Ticonderoga 
• Stone Spring House Restoration - OREGON 
• Using Borates for Wood Preservation 
• Health, Safety, and the Environment in Architectural Preservation 
• Introduction to Oil and Water Gilding 
• Historic Plaster Repair

• Workshops offered in Louisiana 
• Workshops offered in New England 
• Stone Workshop offered in Oregon 
• Certificate in Preservation Skills and Technology 
• Scholarship Application 
• Registration Form 
• Miscellaneous Information






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THE PRESERVATION INSTITUTE AND HISTORIC WINDSOR, INC. 

The Preservation Institute is a division of Historic Windsor, Inc. (HWI). HWI was formed in 1971 when a group of citizens joined together to prevent the demolition of Windsor House which continues to be our headquarters 26 years later. HWI established the Vermont State Craft Center at Windsor House (now independently managed) in 1975 and the Preservation Institute in 1982. The Institute has served more than 2,000 students in more than 100 workshops since its inception. In 1987, the Asher Benjamin Architectural Model, a traveling teaching tool for schools, museums, and historic sites was launched. HWI has published an Architectural Walking Tour of Windsor, Vermont, and Accessibility and Historic Preservation: A Resource Guide. 

Membership provides financial support and volunteer assistance for programs and fundraising events. It entitles members to discounts on all educational programs and many special events and tours. A newsletter is published periodically. To join or renew your annual membership, please see the registration form. Thank you. 

Preservation Institute students have the OPTION of enrolling in a program of study leading to a Certificate in Preservation Skills and Technology. This program of study can be completed in as little as two years or as long as five. It is designed to give enrollees the option of pursuing a certificate that documents knowledge and skills obtained by taking eight required workshops and five electives and designing and executing a community service preservation project under the direction of a mentor. This certificate program is offered in cooperation with the Norwich University Division of Architecture and Art, Northfield, Vermont. 

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Go to: 
Historic Windsor and Preservation Institute Home Page  
Historic Windsor Section 

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