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TIMES UP!!!!

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Which places here at the conference have been the most meaningful for you and why?

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Which places here at the conference have best expressed this year’s theme, Power Lines?

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Place I hung out with my friends and started an outline for an article I will be writing. 

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Place I hung out with my friends and started an outline for an article I will be writing. 

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Best place!

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Presenters!

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Where I attended an awesome meeting and made great commecrions

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This film rocked my world.

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Running up and down the stairs while chatting with co-attendees is always fun---and good exercise

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Meaningful place

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Where I learned to use Padlet

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This is where I saw an incredibly impactful film

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This booth is meaningful to me because it’s the product of five years of hard work bringpublic history to UNK and south central NE communities! I’m grateful for the support and assistance of my colleagues like Stacey, seen here. (She said it was ok to be in the pic). We’re happy to get to share our program with everyone at NCPH!

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Wall where a new contact and I caught up on professors and buildings at our shared alma mater

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The most important place for me at any Conference, but not for the most obvious reasons. The most valuable experience for me at any Meeting is the opportunity to network and discuss new projects, and this is where it usually happens

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Here’s where I got on the bus...after managing to snag an extra ticket to the Neon Boneyard tour!

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Two of my favorite NCPH 2018 sessions took place in this room: S6 Vintage Vegas and WG1 Insider/Outsider. Leaving the conference with good takeaways.

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Reunited with a former professor here at a coffee break and learned about her exciting new projects and was inspired

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This is where I attended my very first NCPH panel!

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Where I presented my poster—first time presenting in a poster session

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Coffee is required!

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The lobby represents the power lines theme because everyone is equal here and can mingle with anyone.

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Where you get your badge, which gives you access to all the sessions (where they keep the knowledge).

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A great lunch meeting of the minds with the Greenhouse Studios team.

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Room where I presented

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The friendly NCPH folks

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It’s empty now, but this was the site of the poster session, and I think those projects most reflected the “Power Lines” themes. They examined the questions of “power” and how they have shaped who we are today.

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Flamingos at The Flamingo!

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The seen and the unseen

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Definitely the place to meet and talk and learn fun stuff

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Fantastic Georgia colleagues means I can find a bit of the Peach State even in Las Vegas!

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Where I learned about so many different projects (and spent too much on books).

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None...though maybe some on the monorail track?

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Not only do I see the Strip from my hotel room, but also the mountains

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Where they keep the caffeine.

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The pool deck is where I attended my first NCPH event and also represents power lines because everyone can mingle.

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Across the tracks...

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Where I checked in my for first NCPH meeting and where everyone gets name tags with their first names in large print, encouraging communication and connections

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This is where we loaded the bus for our field trip to the Nevada Nuclear Test Site - such an intriguing and thought-provoking start to this conference themed around power lines

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Where I checked into my room for my first NCPH conference

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My booth, which is the result of five years of hard work! And we’ve had some great conversations here over the last few days! 

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My booth, which is the result of five years of hard work! And we’ve had some great conversations here over the last few days! 

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Where everyone can mingle and make new connections

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It was such a cool tour and a great conference moment

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Where I attended speed networking and met some amazing professionals

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Reliance on cars and limited public transportation creates bariers for many.

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Where I’m going to grab a snack later

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The site of exchanging business cards and after dinner banter following last night’s dine around. Establishing power lines!

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So many steps taken up and down this busy road/sidewalk in search of food

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Our booth, where we met incredible people and had great conversations!

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Our booth, where we met incredible people and had great conversations!

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You never know who you’ll run into in the elevator! They’re a great place to make connections.

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At NYPAP, we seek to capture and tell the story of historic preservation. Oral histories are a big part of what we do. And we’re working hard to cross power lines with a new series of oral histories.

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The Oral History Collection documents the experiences and perspectives of New York City preservationists.

By collecting eyewitness accounts and personal impressions of moments in preservation history, the Archive Project aims to create a verifiable record of the movement and ensure that the work of preservationists is not forgotten. These oral histories document those who were directly involved in much of the groundbreaking legislation and grassroots activism of the 20 th and 21 st centuries. Whenever possible, transcripts, audio recordings, video recordings, photographs, and other supporting documentation of the resulting interviews are made available on this website. If not uploaded on the website, these materials may be available upon request.

If you are interested in becoming involved with our oral history program by sharing your own preservation experiences, acting as an interviewer, or suggesting a potential figure to interview, please contact us.

The views expressed by contributors to this oral history collection do not necessarily reflect the views of the New York Preservation Archive Project.

Use of Materials: All oral histories made available in this online collection are licensed under Creative Commons, Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International.
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The Oral History Collection documents the experiences and perspectives of New York City preservationists. By collecting eyewitness accounts and personal impressions of moments in preservation history, the Archive Project aims to create a verifiable record of the movement and ensure that the work of preservationists is not forgotten.

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Girlpower

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This is a great place to run into people!

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The seemingly endless block that led to our Airbnb

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The ONLY PLACE for FOOD

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Maybe a commentary on where public historians sit in the power structure?

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RENAISSANCE CHEAP DEALS (Hotel and Casino) in Las Vegas, Nevada. The Renaissance is a boutique luxury hotel by Marriott that claims to offer

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Food desert

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Power stations for those of us without power

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Powerlines on a Friday in Vegas