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The Conference archaeologist John Clauser and restoration contractor Dean Ruedrich . " Marking the Past, Building the Future " begins Friday The network seeks the involvement of interested citizens afternoon with a self-guided tour of historic churches and across North Carolina, including historians, business and the Happy Hill neighborhood . The visit to St. Phillip ' s community leaders, and city and regional planners . Space Moravian Church , the oldest African American church will be provided for registrant's to publicize the activities of building in the state, will be accompanied by a trip to Old local organizations . Registrants are invited to bring a table- Salem ' s archaeology lab, where researchers will explain the top or free-standing exhibit (wall space is available) for exciting results of recent excavations at St . Phillip ' s . For display at the conference site on Saturday. late registrants, tour maps will be available at the Old Salem Visitors Center. The Friday evening reception at Winston- Salem State University ' s Diggs Gallery will feature hors The North Carolina African American Network on d ' oeuvres , music , and two gallery exhibits of African and Historic Preservation African-inspired art. Informative sessions will be held Saturday at Shirley The North Carolina African American Network on Historic Auditorium in the Fine Arts Center of Salem College . Preservation was established in March 1998 following Frances H . Smiley, one of the nation ' s most influential almost two years of planning by a twenty-five member task African Americans in tourism, will deliver the keynote force supported by the State Historic Preservation Office of address . A plenary session on historic rehabilitation the N . C . Department of Cultural Resources . The network projects in African American neighborhoods will feature a (s a membership organization with the primary goals of panel of developers, architects, and bankers. The meeting education , enhancement of economic development, and ends with two concurrent sessions. In " Dollars and Cents, " support of preservation groups and institutions in African Mikki Sager of The Conservation Fund will discuss grants American communities . During its first year, regional and creative partnerships, State Historic Preservation Office meetings were held in Asheville, Wilmington , and Concord , architect Tim Simmons will talk, about the rehabilitation tax where citizens shared information about historic credits , and Addle Luther will tell about the conversion of a preservation projects , opportunities, and challenges in school to housing for the elderly. " Marking the Past" will African American communities . With this information , the feature a slide show on historic African American network' s steering committee is formulating a strategic plan cemeteries by noted author Ruth Little and presentations on to be presented on March 13 , 1999 during the annual research and repair of cemeteries and grave markers by business meeting . °��i°'�S�°°fiS��°��wi�°C's►�fi°r'd `S�"�fi4��fi°C��ti�'1�"�fi��fi °' '��4f,i�°�d�fii�' S��fiS`�°' '��ii °'��E,i eft loll Hotel Information ✓ . - GO — �• leer ° 52 _ t - F SM To accommodate conference registrants, a block of rooms has been reserved at the Salem Inn , ' � at"" 4 �� " - • 4 127 S . Cherry St. , just a few blocks from Old Salem and Salem College . The Salem inn is offering a special conference rate of $ 53 . 76 for a single room and $ 60 . 48 for a s . f double ( all taxes and continental St breakfast included ) . Call the hotel directly at 336/725-8561 or ye 800/533-8760 to make your •,- reservations . To ensure the special rates, mention the African American Network . Higher rates lee will apply after March 5 , 1999 . P/ease direct your questions about the conference to; Phone 919/7334763 FAX 919/733-8653 African American Historic Preservation Conference C/O State Historic Preservation Office 109 E . Jones Street Raleigh , NC 27601 -2807 ZWArrxid Raf"db Cariemniae cf dm AL (A A&C&7AIflF.'IICW71uE9tY"k Winston -Salem March 12- 13 , 1999 Register Now ! s