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Landmarks Observer

Greater Portland Landmarks publishes the Landmarks Observer, a quarterly newspaper offering information on upcoming events, local preservation issues, profiles of historic buildings, landscapes and public art, and how-to tips for homeowners interested in restoring or preserving their old home. The Landmarks Observer is a community resource mailed to our members and donors and offered free in the greater Portland area at over 60 locations. It is supported entirely by advertising fees and donations.

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Summer 2010 (5/7/2010)
In this issue: Historic Rooftops: Does Your Historic Roof Need Some Attention?, Preservation Tax Credits Lead the Way, Welcome Manager of Education Programs Jennifer Pollick, and Uncovering Built-in Ranges.

Spring 2010 (3/12/2010)
In this issue: Weatherizing the Older Home, Sustainable Preservation at the Safford House, and a Chat with Volunteer Joseph Thompson

Winter 2009 (11/20/2009)
In this issue: Rediscovering Westbrook: How Preservation is Reviving a Former Mill Town, GPL Celebrates the Opening of the Center for Architecture and Preservation, the new Field Services Program, and What’s the Deal with Spray Foam Insulation?

Fall 2009 (8/21/2009)
In this issue: GPL Presents the new Center for Architecture and Preservation, the new Field Services Program, a joint project with Maine Preservation and the National Trust for Historic Preservation, and our 2008-2009 Annual Report