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Early-bird pricing for Saving Places 2026 ends on Dec. 17 | NONPROFIT REGISTER
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COLORADO PRESERVATION, INC. Denver News: Colorado Preservation, Inc.’s annual Saving Places conference won’t take place until February, but reduced-price tickets are now on sale. They may be purchased through Dec. 17 by visiting CPI’s website, coloradopreservation.org. Saving Places 2026: The Case for Preservation takes place Feb. 11-13 at the DoubleTree Hotel, 3203 Quebec St., Denver. Those unable to attend in person may view the proceedings…
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Four historic sites added to list of Colorado’s Most Endangered Places
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The mostly forgotten networks of tunnels beneath downtowns across Colorado are among the sites the state’s premiere historic preservation organization is adding this year to its list of Colorado’s Most Endangered Places, Colorado Preservation Inc. announced at its annual conference in Denver this week. Two sites, including a stretch of railroad grade in Larimer County and…
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Hickenlooper to kick off 2018 Saving Places Conference on historic preservation
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Gov. John Hickenlooper is set to launch the 2018 Saving Places Conference at the beginning of February in Denver. This year’s conference is assembled around the theme “The Power of Place: From the Mountains to the Plains,” celebrating the diversity of Colorado’s history and stories that often go untold, organizers said. The annual event – the…
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Historic preservation group updates Colorado’s Most Endangered Places list
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The state’s premiere historic preservation organization announced earlier this month that it was adding three historic sites to its ongoing Colorado’s Most Endangered Places Program, while two sites are coming off the list because they’re considered saved. Colorado Preservation, Inc., founded in 1984, has produced the annual list since 1997, and this year unveiled the…
