PreserveMaryland: Maryland Preservation Plan 2014

From introduction: "For more than a century, Marylanders have worked to preserve the historic buildings, landscapes and towns that tell the state’s unique story. From Civil War battlefields to Victorian-era inns to African American cemeteries, advocates have come together to recognize, rescue and restore diverse historic places across the state. To build on those efforts and address new challenges, PreserveMaryland, a five-year plan produced by the Maryland Historical Trust, charts a way for the historic preservation community to work more effectively to protect the state’s historic and cultural heritage. In 2018, the preservation community has sufficient public and private support to identify, document and protect diverse places of historic and cultural significance. PreserveMaryland calls upon public agencies, private organizations and individuals involved in preservation to: Connect with Broader Audiences; Improve the Framework for Preservation; Expand and Update Documentation; Build Capacity and Strengthen Networks; Collaborate Toward Shared Objectives. PreserveMaryland envisions that most of the plan’s recommended actions will be completed by 2017, while a few long-term recommendations (listed as “Five-Year Initiatives”) will begin but will not be completed by 2018." Funding was provided in part by a 2014 Historic Preservation Fund grant administered by the Maryland State Historic Preservation Office (project number MD-14-007, grant number P14AF00148) and the State, Tribal, and Local Plans and Grants Division, National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior.

PreserveMaryland: Maryland Preservation Plan 2014

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