Nationwide Cemetery Preservation Summit Schedule and Abstracts



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The following schedule and abstracts are for the Nationwide Cemetery Preservation Summit from October 19-21, 2009 in Nashville, Tennessee.

Key sessions include Archeology, Mapping and Documentation, Landscapes, Engineering Challenges, Issues in National Cemeteries, and Materials Conservation.

Schedule

Day One - Monday, October 19, 2009
7:30 AM Registration
8:00 AM Keynote: Eric May, University of Portsmouth School of Biological Science "Bioremediation of Algal Contamination of Stone"
8:30 AM  
9:00 AM Host Site: "Preservation of Nashville City Cemeteries" Zahn
9:30 AM Break
10:00 AM Planning: "Thinking Outside the Fence: A Comprehensive Model for Historic Cemetery Management" Bry
10:20 AM Planning: "Geospacial Mapping and Thematic Documentation of Historic Cemeteries" Duncan & Kohr
10:40 AM Archaeology: "Geophysical Testing and Grave Detection at the Nashville City Cemetery, Tennessee, USA" Yerka
11:00 AM Archaeology: "Geophysical Investigations of Historic Cemeteries: Results and Implications" Simpson & Peterson
11:20 AM Archaeology: "Wright-Whitesell-Gentry Cemetery Excavation and Relocation" Ross-Stallings & Nawrocki
11:40 AM Questions
12:00 PM Lunch
12:20 PM  
1:00 PM  
1:20 PM  
1:40 PM Landscapes: "Planning for Municipally‐Owned Cemetery Preservation" O'Donnell & Cody
2:00 PM Landscapes: "Maintenance: The Forgotten Variable" Trinkley & Hacker
2:20 PM Landscapes: "Historic Plants for 18th and 19th Century American Cemeteries" Cothran
2:40 PM Questions
3:00 PM Break
3:20 PM Materials I: "A Survey of Stone Consolidation Methods: The case study of a sculptural monument at Forest Lawn Cemetery" Isaacs
3:40 PM Materials I: "Performance-based Evaluation of Materials & Methods for Monument Conservation" Weiss & Slavid
4:00 PM Materials I: "New Approaches to Detect and Remediate Microbial Deterioration" Konkol et. al.
4:20 PM Materials I: "Preservation Issues of Wooden Grave Markers" Anthony & Dugan
4:40 PM Questions
5:00 PM Place posters up
5:20 PM  

 

Day Two Tuesday, October 20, 2009
7:30 AM Registration
8:00 AM Materials II: "Conservation of the Augustus Bloedner Monument, Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville Kentucky" Miller
8:20 AM Materials II: "Care of Zinc Monuments" Grissom
8:40 AM Materials II: "Balancing Cultural Considerations & Preservation Priorites in African American Cemeteries" Henderson
9:00 AM Materials II: "Case study of the restoration of the Monument at Massacre Bay, A’asu, Tutuila, American Samoa" Johnson & Slavid
9:20 AM Questions
9:40 AM Poster Session
10:00 AM  
10:20 AM  
10:40 AM  
11:00 AM Documentation: "Mount Auburn" Streeter & Wampler
11:20 AM Documentation: "African American Material Culture in Cemetery Trees" Teal
11:40 AM Documentation: "GIS Tools for the Cultural Resource Management of Cemeteries" Stein
12:00 PM Questions
12:20 PM Lunch
1:00 PM  
1:20 PM  
1:40 PM National Cemeteries: "National Cemeteries: Post Civil War Landscapes in Transition" Leach
2:00 PM National Cemeteries: "What is historic? Issues at Poplar Grove National Cemetery" Dinger
2:20 PM National Cemeteries: "Piece by Piece: The Restoration of Battleground National Cemetery" Dewey
2:40 PM National Cemeteries: "Comparative Study of Commercially Available Cleaners for Use on Federally-issued Headstones" Church
3:00 PM Questions
3:20 PM Break
3:40 PM National Cemeteries: "The Evolution of Government Headstones and Markers" Perunko
4:00 PM Engineering: "Reverend Nathaniel Chauncey, Jr. Crypt, Old Burying Ground, Durham, Connecticut" Miller
4:20 PM Engineering: "(Re)removal and (Re)relocation of gravestones: First (Scots) Presbyterian Church,Charleston, South Carolina" Ford
4:40 PM Engineering: "Making it Better Than it Was: Poor Design & New Problems in Cemetery Restoration" Russell
5:00 PM Questions
5:20 PM Take posters down

 

Day Three Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Two Concurrent Sessions Will Take Place

National Cemetery Session At Homewood Suites Conference Center
Kirk Cordell: Chair of Session
8:00 AM NCA Policy
8:30 AM NPS National Cemetery Policy & Practice
9:00 AM Roundtable Discussion of National Cemetery Related Issues
  10 min Sara Amy Leach: historical documentation
  10 min Dennis Montagna: headstone cleaning
  10 min Elizabeth Dinger: resetting issues
  10 min Don Murphy:  historic headstone replacement
  10 min Debbie Smith: Landscape issues
9:50 AM   Open floor to discussion
10:25 AM   Load buses
10:45 AM   Buses depart for features tour of Nashville National Cemetery
12:15 PM   Return by Bus to Homewood Suites
     
     
Hands-on Session At Nashville City Cemetery
Jason Church : Chair of Session
This session will be in three rotational groups each event lasting for one hour
8:45 AM   Buses depart for Nashville City Cemetery
9:00 AM   Groups Start 
10:00 AM   Groups Rotate
11:00 AM   Groups Rotate
12:00 PM   Return by Bus to Homewood Suites
  Events Tour of Nashville City Cemetery Highlighting Conservation Work Led by Fred Zahn
    Grout Injection Workshop Taught by Francis Miller
    Cleaning Techniques Featuring;
     ColdSweep
    SpongeJet
    And Others TBA
 

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