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2 preservation projects could increase presentations on research and repair of dramatically . However, barring cemeteries and grave markers by Congressional support of the Clinton budget archaeologist John Clauser and restoration and the prospect of little more than level contractor Dean Ruedrich . The session funding in FY 2000 , the likelihood of funds topics of this year' s conference are in for local African American preservation response to the evaluations from last year' s projects is doubtful . Everyone can join meeting . Claudia Polley' s lobbying effort to preserve Approximately one hundred people African American heritage by contacting his registered for the �P ' s first annual or her Congressman in support of increased conference , held last year in Durham, and it HPF funding . is hoped that attendance will be at least half again that many for this year' s conference Marking the Past, Building the Future March 12- 13 in Winston- Salem . One of the This year' s conference , " Marking the reasons registration is expected to be higher Past, Building the Future " will be a day and this year is that so many people have inning Friday afternoon expressed interest in learning more about a half event, beg I aself- guided tour of historic churches historic rehabilitation projects , which will be and the Happy Hill neighborhood. The visit a major focus of the conference . to St . Phillip ' s Moravian Church, the oldest African American church building in the Piedmont Regional Meeting Held in state , will be accompanied by a trip to Old Concord Salem' s archaeology lab , where researchers Officials of Barber- Scotia, among the will explain the exciting results of recent oldest African American institutions of excavations at St. Phillip ' s . A reception higher education in North Carolina, Friday evening at Winston- Salem State cordially hosted the AANHP ' s 1999 University' s Diggs Gallery will feature hors a, d' oeuvres , music , Piedmont regional meeting on January 16 and two gallery exhibits of . In addition to representatives of Barber- African and African- inspired art. Scotia , attendees included preservationists Informative sessions will be held from Salisbury, Spencer, Charlotte , and Saturday at Shirley Auditorium in the Fine Winston- Salem . In his welcoming Arts Center of Salem College . Frances H . comments , Barber- Scotia president Sammie Smiley , one of the nation' s most influential Potts talked about the school' s history and African Americans in tourism , will deliver ongoing efforts to restore its most historic the keynote address on the benefits of buildings , Graves Hall ( 1876) and Faith Hall heritage tourism for North Carolina ' s ( 1891 ) ; which are listed in the National African American Communities . A plenary Register of Historic Places . Meeting session on historic rehabilitation projects in participants shared their preservation African American neighborhoods will interests , experiences , and concerns feature a panel of developers , architects , and informally before engaging in a directed bankers . The meeting ends with two discussion that yielded ideas to be concurrent sessions . considered by the AANHP steering In " Dollars and Cents , " Mikki Sager of committee in their formulation of goals and The Conservation Fund will discuss grants strategies . To learn more about the and creative partnerships , State Historic productive discussions of the 1998 - 1999 Preservation Office architect Tim Simmons Eastern, Western, and Piedmont regional will talk about the rehabilitation tax credits , meetings and how they are shaping future and Addle Luther will tell about the activities of the AANHP , attend the 2nd conversion of a school to housing for the Annual Statewide Conference in Winston - elderly . " Marking the Past " will feature a Salem. slide show on historic African American cemeteries by noted author Ruth Little and