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The Weitzman community is deeply saddened by the passing of Frank Matero, the Gonick Family Professor in the Department of Historic Preservation and a professor of architecture, on December 19, following a protracted battle with cancer.
Source- Weitzman School of Design, University of Pennsylvania, December 21, 2025.
Contact- Weitzman will hold a gathering for members of its community in 2026. Written appreciations may be sent to news@design.upenn.edu for future publication.
Also,
A Life in Ruins- An Interview with Frank Matero, live link →
Source- Editorial by Lynn Meskell, published in Conservation and Management of Archaeological Sites (CMAS), Museum and Heritage Studies, November 27, 2025. Matero was previously CMAS regional editor for North America.
Application Deadline- April 30, 2026
Description- Based in Hallowell, Maine, the Center for Painted Wall Preservation is dedicated to the research and preservation of 18th and early 19th century paint-decorated plaster walls. This research scholarship is open to undergraduate and graduate students, scholars, and artisans, established or in training, to develop educational projects to further the mission of CPWP through documentation, conservation, and preservation.
This year's Scholarship of $2000 will be awarded to the individual whose proposal for an educational, scholarly project is deemed best designed to further the stated mission of CPWP- to further the study, understanding, and appreciation of paint-decorated plaster walls and associated interior colorized items of the 18th and early 19th centuries in New England and New York, and to educate the public about this unique and vulnerable cultural heritage.
How to Apply- For an Application Process summary and Application Form, contact info@pwpcenter.org with Scholarship Fund in the subject line.
To learn more, visit https://www.pwpcenter.org/
A newly established registry of lawyers and law professionals who are interested in protecting and preserving the places that matter.
Sponsor- National Trust for Historic Preservation
Dates- Ongoing
Details- The National Trust for Historic Preservation has long supported the use of legal tools to protect and preserve historic places. None of this work is possible without dedicated and committed lawyers who are willing and able to assume preservation legal matters. The launch of the National Preservation Lawyers Network in 2026 will provide a resource for people across the country to access support in their communities.
The National Trust is enlisting lawyers to join the Network to promote education within the preservation law community through the sharing of information, and connect preservation attorneys to each other, to the National Trust, and to the public. By joining the Network, there is no obligation for an attorney to accept representation, but rather the opportunity to connect with potential clients. The Network is a free service of the National Trust.
Contact- Colleen Danz at cdanz@savingplaces.org or (202) 588-6498 with questions.
Membership- Visit savingplaces.org/lawyers-network to read more and become a member.
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Request for Proposals: Call for Bids- 2026 Milwaukee Avenue Historic District Resurvey, Grant 2507-30541
Sponsor: Friends of Milwaukee Avenue Historic District & Minnesota Historical Society
Summary: The Milwaukee Avenue Historic District is in the Seward neighborhood of Minneapolis. The district comprises two city blocks of small homes on quarter-sized lots. Developed by real estate agent William Ragan in the 1880s as low-cost housing for immigrants, the houses were all built to the same plan and feature brick veneer, wooden front porches, and gingerbread ornamentation.
A historical consultant will be engaged to prepare a contextual history of the district that expands upon the existing local designation study, recommends a period of significance, and updates the inventory of contributing and non-contributing properties. The consultant will meet the Secretary of the Interior's Professional Qualification Standards for history and/or architectural history as outlined in the Federal Register of 9/29/83.
The project will be carried out in accordance with the provisions of the Minnesota Historical and Cultural Heritage grant guidelines.
Additional information and other documents for the RFP are available for review on the FMAHD's website at friendsofmahd.org.
Contact- Debra Randorf, Project Director, friendsmahd@gmail.com or 347-404-4574.
Apply- Read the grant agreement here → for more information about the project. Please email your resume and letter of interest to friendsmahd@gmail.com by the deadline.
Deadline: February 27, 2026, 5:00p.m. (Central)
Link: For more information and to apply visit here →
Request for Proposals: Easttown Township Inspection-Level Historic Property Survey
Sponsor: Easttown Township, PA
Summary: The Easttown Township Historic Resource Survey has been compiled through numerous volunteer efforts over the past 30 years and was adopted as a Historic Resource Overlay in 2022. The current HRS includes approximately 300 resources dating from the 18th through 20th centuries and reflects the Township's primarily residential character, with additional commercial and institutional properties.
Easttown Township, in Chester County, Pennsylvania, seeks proposals from qualified consultants to conduct an Inspection-Level Historic Property Survey in accordance with the standards of the Pennsylvania State Historic Preservation Office (PA-SHPO). The survey will document architectural resources within the boundaries of Easttown Township and will be used to support planning, preservation, and regulatory review.
The project will update and verify information for all properties currently included in the HRS and evaluate additional properties for potential inclusion. The final survey will repeal and replace the existing HRS in its entirety, resulting in a uniform, accurate, and consistent record for each surveyed property.
All survey data will be provided to Easttown Township and uploaded to the PA-SHPO resource database, PA-SHARE. GIS database formats may be finalized in coordination with Township staff and PA-SHPO.
Contact- Jonathan Ewald, Assistant Township Manager, jewald@easttown.org, no later than 4:30 p.m. ET on February 27, 2026.
Submission- Submit proposals electronically via email to Jonathan Ewald, jewald@easttown.org, subject line "RFP - Historic Survey", by March 6, 2026.
Deadline: March 6, 2026, 3:30 p.m. ET
Link: For more information and to apply visit here →