2010 Tennessee Preservation Trust Conference
and Main Street Summit
to be held in Greenville
April 15 & 16, 2010 - details to follow at a later date

Since 2000, the Tennessee Preservation Trust’s Statewide Preservation Conference has brought together heritage supporters from across the state for educational sessions, tours, and networking opportunities.  The annual conference travels around the state and showcases the historic character of a different community each year.  This year's conference will take place in Greeneville, April 15 & 16, 2010.


Registration

You may make your plans to attend by registering soon and reserving your lodging now at the historic General Morgan Inn, @ 800.223.2679.  Once available, conference registering is easy and can be done by mail, phone, and by internet.  TPT accepts checks and credit cards.  To view and print last year's sample registration brochure now, click here.

On-line registration will be available soon.  Click here to register once registration is available.

Travel Information

    Current travel information coming soon . . .

DIRECTIONS TO PARKING FROM I-40

 


TO GET TO THE GENERAL MORGAN INN

 


ROAD PROJECT UPDATE

Due to a landslide on I-40,  there are exit closures and through traffic is not permitted at some intersections.  Updated information to follow.


ON-STREET PARKING

While available, on-street parking is limited to 1 and 2 hours.  These limits are strictly enforced. 


Keynote Speaker: Dwight Young, at the National Trust for Historic Preservation

This year’s conference theme is still being developed.   We are pleased to announce that Dwight Young, Senior Communications Associate at the National Trust for Historic Preservation, will be our keynote speaker.  

Certified Local Government CAMP for CLG Certification

CAMP Sessions to be announced . . .

Conference Overview

The conference will be held at the historic General Morgan Inn.  Guided tours (included in registration), and the opening plenary session get the conference started on Thursday.  The Thursday night gala and auction known as the "Rafter Raiser" will be held at the General Morgan Inn.  Thursday's CAMP (Commission Assisted Mentoring Program) and Friday's sessions take place in the General Morgan Inn and nearby.   The preservation leadership luncheon will be held on Friday afternoon. 

Planned session topics to be announced . . .

Sponsors

The 2010 conference would not be possible without the generous support of many individuals and organizations.   Thank you to all our sponsors and those institutions and organizations that have provided venues and other in-kind support. 

Premier Sponsor
Tennessee Historical Commission

Host Organizations
To be announced

Supporting Sponsors
To be announced

Statewide Partners

To be announced

Local Partners
To be announced

Venue Sponsors
The General Morgan Inn
City of Greeneville
Main Street Greeneville
Greene County Government


In case you missed the 2008 Conference...

The 2008 Statewide Preservation Conference was held in Maury County in Columbia and Spring Hill from June 5-7.  The annual conference, combined with the Tennessee Main Street Summit, took place at several historic venues including the Memorial Building in Columbia and Rippavilla in Spring Hill.  For complete program details and registration information, click here.