IN PARTNERSHIP WITH
Manor Mill in Monkton
Preservation in Practice event: ‘DIY (Discover It Yourself!) House History Workshop’
Tuesday, January 28th at 6pm
Manor Mill, 2029 Monkton Road, Monkton
In partnership with Manor Mill, please join Preservation Alliance of Baltimore County for our monthly Preservation in Practice series.
Cheese, hummus, crackers, and organic rainbow carrots will be served
DIY (Discover It Yourself!) House History Workshop
You can discover the history of your house whether it is 25 or 125 years old. Come learn about research tools and tricks you need to make the most out of your house history with local historian Teri Rising as your guide. Teri will share some basic steps of house research while also showing how to locate and use local history resources with the Historical Society of Baltimore County.
Teri Dorsey Rising is an independent architectural historian, qualified environmental professional, and Board member of the Historical Society of Baltimore County. She also served as the County Historian for the Baltimore County Department of Planning for over thirteen years. Prior to her work with the County, Teri was an Information Specialist with the Baltimore County Public Library and worked for the National Park Service at both Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine and Hampton National Historic Site. She served on the boards of Historic Towson Inc. and the Granite Historical Society. Teri is a graduate of the Maryvale Preparatory School, is a Certified Climate Change Professional (CC-P), and holds a B.A. degree in Historic Preservation from Goucher College.
Special thanks to Hayles & Howe, Ornamental Plasterers, who are our Preservation in Practice series sponsors.
Please register, though walk-ins are welcome too. Click the button!
