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APT International Training and Education September 11th & 12th 2002

Workshops
» Scaffolding for Historic Preservation Projects
» Conserving Stone Monuments and Tombstone Workshop
» Stained Glass Conservation Workshop

Symposiums
» ICOMOS Canada and US ICOMOS Heritage at Risk – International Responses to Fire: Prevention and Retrofit (learning by fire)

Tours
» Niagara Region: War, Water and Wine
» Grand River: Grand Landscapes: The Challenges and Opportunities for the Heritage of the Grand River Watershed
» Hamilton: Wet and Wild in Hamilton, Canada’s Steel City

Special Events
» Workshop Reception
» Workshop Dinner
» Conference Opening Reception
» Annual General Luncheon
» College of Fellows Lecture
» Luncheon - Setting the Agenda for APT
» Gala Banquet
» Affinity Group Meetings
» Affinity Group Meetings

[SE5] College of Fellows Lecture

Friday, 13 September 2002, 7:00-9:30p.m.
Location: St. Lawrence Hall, 151 King Street East (Downtown Toronto)
Complimentary

Located an architecturally interesting 10 minute walk east of the Fairmont Royal York Hotel and situated in the heart of Toronto’s “old town” is St. Lawrence Hall (199 King Street East) - the location of the APTI College of Fellows Lecture and Reception. Built in 1845-50 and designed by Architect William Thomas, the hall is one of the Province’s finest nineteenth century civic buildings. An opening reception will include a short introduction on the architecture and history of the Old Town by Toronto Historian Stephen Otto. This will be followed by the main event, The College of Fellows lecturer

ADRIAN PHILLIPS will speak on THE NATURE OF CULTURE: an overview of the natural values of cultural landscape. We will conclude the evening with the INDUCTION OF NEW FELLOWS.