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RETROactive: Blogging Alberta's Historic Places

 
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Brenda



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PostPosted: Mon Mar 14, 2011 12:55 pm    Post subject: RETROactive: Blogging Alberta's Historic Places Reply with quote

Government of Alberta announces a new blog all about Alberta's historic places:

Historic? Or just old? What makes a historic place significant? Why conserve historic windows? Want to learn more about conserving historic places in your community? Whether you are a history enthusiast wanting to learn more about the unique and significant places in Alberta, or an owner of a historic property looking to learn about conservation techniques, RETROactive is a blog for you. RETROactive, produced by the Historic Places Stewardship Section of Alberta Culture and Community Spirit, will explore the rich heritage of Alberta by featuring historic places from around the province and by highlighting the heritage conservation initiatives completed by Alberta’s municipalities. Visit the blog at: www.albertahistoricplaces.ca or follow us on Facebook by searching for “Alberta’s Historic Places”.
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