Philadelphia - Pennsylvania - Preserving Interior Woodwork: Doors, Floors, and Trim

Preserving Interior Woodwork: 
Doors, Floors, and Trim

Half-day workshop
About: Doors, floors, trim, and paneling make up a lot of your historic home. Do you know how to care for and repair these elements of your house? In this workshop, participants will learn about interior woodwork components and finishes, why and how they deteriorate, and the tools and materials you can use to preserve and repair them.

Who should register: This workshop is designed for people who own historic homes and want to pursue their own preservation work or for those who want to educate themselves to communicate more effectively with contractors who work on their homes or historic buildings where they work.

Instructors: Ray Tscheope & Tom McPoyle, Fairmount Park Conservancy
Date: Saturday, December 7, 2019
Time: 9:00AM-12:00PM
Location: Ohio House, West Fairmount Park, 4700 States Drive, Philadelphia, PA
Cost: $45
Credits: .3 CEUsREGISTER**: Coming soon!

**If you want to register using a PO, please email nicole.belolan@rutgers.edu for instructions.

Ray Tscheope is Senior Conservator of the Fairmount Park Conservancy, Adjunct Faculty of the Bucks Co. Community College Historic Preservation Program since 2000, and Contributing Editor for the Old House Journal since 2006. Tom McPoyle is the Director of Conservation of the Fairmount Park Conservancy. Both Ray and Tom have led popular hands-on preservation workshops for MARCH’s historic preservation program in the past.