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Our Baltimore show wrapped up on October 24. A big thanks to all who attended and to all who spoke or exhibited.
We are working on information for the upcoming Chicago show, which will be held in October 2010.
Check back soon for Chicago show information. In the meantime, most of the Baltimore information will remain up for reference.
Smart Solutions
 Join your professional peers, your clients, your prospects, your product and service suppliers; our Conference presenters, experts, and consultants, and the traditional building industry media in Baltimore this fall! Get smart solutions for this challenging market. Find new resources. Earn 24 Continuing Education Credits. Be informed and inspired at the Baltimore Traditional Building Exhibition and Conference.
In Historic Baltimore
 Home to the Clipper Ship which helped win the Revolutionary War (1780); the B&O Railroad which linked western settlements to the Atlantic and provided the technology for America’s first cast iron buildings (1850); downtown neighborhoods with architecture from 1730-1940; and the Inner Harbor, one of America’s earliest downtown revitalization success stories (1981).
At the Traditional Building
Exhibition and Conference
 Choose from 65 seminars, workshops; architectural tours; keynotes and craftsmanship demonstrations in a four day event. Come for one day or all four. On Wed. there are day long special sessions on sustainability; historic tax credits; and doing business with the Federal Government. Other seminar topics will cover LEED for historic buildings; period interior design; window restoration; life cycle maintenance for historic facilities; old house restoration; plaster repair and sympathetic additions to traditional buildings. Click here to receive a full conference brochure.
On Fri and Sat., discover hundreds of historically accurate building products on the exhibit floor. Click here for a list of exhibitors. Network over lunch and at the cocktail hour; we’ll have a reception on Friday from 5:00 to 7:00 PM.
 Baltimore has over 400 buildings on the National Register of Historic Places. Benjamin Latrobe designed the first Roman Catholic Cathedral in America (1806-21)…in Baltimore. Native Baltimoreans include Billie Holiday; Edgar Allan Poe and Babe Ruth. While you are here, be sure to visit the National Jazz Institute; the E.A Poe house Museum and Babe Ruth’s birthplace!
Want More?
Click here to receive a full conference brochure. Save the date now!
Conference: Wednesday, October 21- Saturday October 24, 2009
Exhibition: Friday October 23 and Saturday October 24, 2009
Conference Location:
Baltimore Convention Center
One West Pratt Street
Baltimore, MD 21201
410-649-7000
www.bccenter.org for directions
Conference Package Options:
BEST BUY- Full Conference (3 days)
Two Day Conference Pass
One Day Conference Pass
A la carte options include Workshops/Architectural Tours, Wednesday Oct. 21, special networking events and subscriptions to TRADITIONAL BUILDING and/or PERIOD HOMES magazines
For registration,
call Carolyn Walsh 781-779-1560,
or email cwalsh@restoremedia.com
To attend the exhibits only without registering online, click here to download a Free Admission to Exhibits.
For exhibitor information,
call Anita Delargy 202-339-0744, ext. 117
or email adelargy@restoremedia.com
For speaker proposals and conference inquiries,
call Judy Hayward 802-674-6752
or email jhayward@restoremedia.com
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