10:45-11:30 a.m. EXHIBITS a n d NETWORKING l Lobby and Room 120 DEMONSTRATIONS l Rooms 112 and 114 • Stucco and Plaster Repair – Dick Grace • Reglazing Windows – Don Browers • Scraping, Prepping and Painting Wood – David Lawrence • Wood Consolidation – Tim Christensen • Hanging Old and New Doors – Al Moellenbeck OPENING RECEPTION Friday, March 4 11:30a.m.-Noon LUNCH The Ambassador Apartments 111 S. 49th Ave. 12-1 p.m. KEYNOTE SPEAKER l Room 120 7–10 p.m. A Place for Trades: Cultural Changes in the 21st Century Conference Schedule Rudy Christian, Executive Director, Preservation Trades Network

Saturday, March 5 1-2 p.m. SESSION 2 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Metropolitan Community College Historic Hardware l Room 101 South Omaha Campus Roger Koch, Salvage Collector Industrial Training Center 27th and Q Sts. Bradbury and Bradbury Art Wallpapers l Room 120 Burt Kallendar, Designer/Production Manager 8 a.m. REGISTRATION and EXHIBITS OPEN Lead Removal l Room 121 9 a.m. CONFERENCE OPENING Reid Steinkraus, Douglas County Health Department w e l co m e Rick Sheehy, Lieutenant Governor Brick Restoration l Room 123 Jim Dolby/Darien Henderson, Building Restoration Corporation Transformation of a 1901 Colonial Revival Annika Phillips, Homeowner Tile Roof Restoration l Room 122 John Myers, Ludowici Tile Representative 9:45 –10:45 a.m. SESSION 1 All the Benefits of Cooling and Fresh Air 2-2:30 p.m. without Ripping Your House Apart | Room 101 EXHIBITS a n d NETWORKING l Lobby and Room 120 Gerry Hogan, Peerless Boiler Co. DEMONSTRATIONS l Rooms 112 and 114 • Stucco and Plaster Repair – Dick Grace Historic Omaha Parks and Gardens | Room 123 • Reglazing Windows – Don Browers Ann Wickenhauser, Horticulturist, Mulhall Nursery • Scraping, Prepping and Painting Wood – David Lawrence • Wood Consolidation – Tim Christensen Omaha’s Historic Neon | Room 121 • Hanging Old and New Doors – Al Moellenbeck Cindy Tooker, AIA, LEED AP, Leo A Daly 2:30-3:30 p.m. SESSION 3 Rehabilitating Historic Storefronts | Room 122 What Does “Green” Really Mean? | Room 120 Jennifer Honebrink, AIA, LEED AP and Rudy Christian, Executive Director, Preservation Trades Network Martin Kluck. AIA, LEED AP Alley Poyner Macchietto Architecture The Fremont Opera House A Case Study in Exterior Restoration | Room 101 Graceful New Infill in Historic Districts | Room 120 Paul Nelson, AIA, BVH Architects; David Lawrence, Steve Laughlin, AIA, LEED AP, Leo A Daly Lawrence Paint Co. and Aaron Bartek, Traco Incorporated

2 march 3-9, 2011 | THE READER | restore omaha VENDOR AND SPONSOR DIRECTORY Lincoln, Nebraska in “Black and White” | Room 121 Restore Omaha is a grassroots effort. Please support these exhibitors and Ed Zimmer, Historic Preservation Planner sponsors who make Restore Omaha possible. 2020 Omaha 402.345.3060 | [email protected] Researching the History of Your Older Building | Room 122 www.2020Omaha.net Preservation is the best example of sustainable Contact: Tim Reeder design and BVH Architects has taken a leading role Gary Rosenberg, Archivist, Douglas County Historical Society 402.397.5008 | [email protected] in recognizing the need for and benefits of historic Preservation of Midcentury Architecture preservation and heritage conservation since 1968. We provide services for building analysis, feasibility studies, What Style is My House? | Room 123 A.J. Moellenbeck Builders restoration/reuse consultation, cost estimates and Paula Mohr, Architectural Historian Contact: Al Moellenbeck III architectural planning and design. 402.740.2888 Iowa State Historic Preservation Office City of Omaha Planning Department ABC Roofs www.ci.omaha.ne.us Departments/City Planning 4202 Hamilton Contact: Norita Matt 3:30 – 4:30 p.m. Restora tion JAM! | Room 120 Omaha, NE 68131 402.444.5177 | [email protected] Contact: Mike Thompson 402.598.1452 | [email protected] City Sprouts & Gifford Park Community - AIA Continuing Education Unit Garden Accurate Floors, Inc. www.omahasprouts.org Contact: Paul Hospodka www.giffordparkomaha.org/Community_Garden. 1537 N Broadway html Council Bluffs, IA 51503 Contact: Jeanine Dickes Restore Omaha Sponsors 402.502.0408 | [email protected] 402.680.0118 | [email protected] AIA Omaha Critter Control of Omaha Pa rtner Lunch www.aiaomaha.org Contact: Kelly Voelker Contact: Bryan Zimmer, President 402.339.2653 | [email protected] Metropolitan Community College reEnergize Program 402.551.3400 [email protected] CSO! Clean Solutions for Omaha Keynote Spe a ker Bre a kout Sessions http://omahacso.com The Architectural Offices 402.341.0235 | [email protected] The American Institute of Critter Control of Omaha www.thearchitecturaloffices.com Contact: Randy Palandri Douglas County Historical Society Architects, Omaha Chapter Omaha Urban Neighborhoods 402.551.3400 Library Archives Center Omaha by Design [email protected] Historic 5730 N. 30th St. #11A A grant from the Charles Evans Traco Incorporated B.G. Peterson Co Omaha, NE 68111 Hughes Memorial Fund of Tangerine Designs 2966 Harney St www.omahahistory.org Omaha, NE 68131 Contact: Gary Rosenberg the National Trust for Historic Urban Village www.bgpeterson.com 402.451.1013 | [email protected] Preservation Contact: Deb and Eric Peterson The Library Archives Center of the Douglas County 402.344.4311 | [email protected] Historical Society houses resources to help you n d er w riter U learn about your historic house and neighborhood. Opening Reception Cynthia Tooker Bemis Park Neighborhood Assoc. Specializing in hard copies of maps, city directories and www.midtownomaha.org Neighborhoods/Bemis Park newspaper clipping files. B.G. Peterson Co. The Architectural Offices Contact: Mark Peters, President 402.898.7111 | [email protected] Downtown Neighborhood Alliance - Council Established in the early 1900s, Bemis Park is one of Bluffs e m onstr a tions ponsor e d i a ponsor D S M S the earliest suburbs in Omaha. Most of the houses www.dnacb.com City of Omaha Planning Dept. The Reader are owner-occupied and were built between the late Contact: Nate Watson 1890s and the early 1920s. Bemis Park residents 712.326.5007 | [email protected] are focused on preserving and restoring their older The Downtown Neighborhood Alliance (DNA) PLANNING OMAHA Restor a tion JAM! homes and in maintaining the historic integrity of is a grassroots confederation of neighborhood the neighborhood. As one of the neighborhoods in associations and business districts in and around Dundee Bank the heart of downtown and midtown revitalization downtown Council Bluffs. Our neighborhoods efforts, we are interested in providing people comprise the historic core of Council Bluffs, throughout the city a better understanding of the in many cases including the only Metro-area Restore Omaha committee advantages of living in this part of town. intact-neighborhood examples of early Victorian architecture, all the way up through the immediate Kathy Brown Norita Matt Bradbury and Bradbury Art Wallpapers post-WWII era. We believe in working together to Chris Foster Michelle Mutchler-Burns www.bradbury.com effect positive interaction and change, to help make Kay Friesen Rosemary Opbroeck Burt Kallender, Designer/Production Manager our community an even better place to be. Vince Furlong Deb Peterson 707.746.1900 | [email protected] Kristine Gerber Julie Reilly For 30 years, Bradbury & Bradbury has offered some Dundee Bank of the finest period-style wallpapers in the world. Our 5015 Underwood Ave. Martin Janousek Don Seten historical designs bring to life architectural styles from Omaha, NE 68132 Michael Joyce Clint Sloss the late 19th- through mid-20th century: Victorian, www.dundeebanking.com Hanne Kruse Kara Soukup Arts & Crafts, and Modernism. View the complete Phone: 402.504.4000 Nicole Malone Cindy Tooker collection online. Samples and in-house design service [email protected] are available. Field Club Homeowner’s League BVH Architects http://fieldclubneighborhood.homestead.com www.bvh.com Contact: Jill Nienaber Contact: Paul Nelson, AIA 402.926.9010 | [email protected]

restore omaha | THE READER | march 3-9, 2011 3 Gifford Park Neighborhood Association and participate in its economic vitality. Olde Wood Mill saving improvements to their homes and commercial www.giffordparkomaha.org 20314 Roberts St. buildings. In the Omaha area, the program is currently Luther Larson, President The Kitchen Place Elkhorn, NE 68022 available to people who live or own buildings in the Start 402.330.3286 l [email protected] 13013 W Center Rd Contact: Ron Wootton, President Zone—an area bound by 16th, 36th, Leavenworth, and Boundaries: Interstate I-480 (roughly 27th Street) on Omaha, NE 68144 402.289.4831 l [email protected] Lake Streets. the east, 37th Street on the west, Dodge Street on the www.tkplace.com Manufacture and repair doors, windows, moldings, south and Cuming Street on the north Contact: Greg Rishoi cabinets and any period millwork found in homes Restoration Solutions Gifford Park Neighborhood Association is committed 402.932.7191 over the last 150 years. 16585 Hascall St. to preserving and protecting its neighborhood. In the [email protected] Omaha, NE 68130 spirit of volunteerism and teamwork, and through Olk Masonry www.restorationinformation.com dedication, integrity and communication with Ludowici Clay Roof Tile www.olkmasonry.com Contact: Jeff & Nancy Spidle neighbors and local government officials, their goal is www.ludowici.com. Contact: Michael Olk 402.917.7001 to help make the Gifford Park Neighborhood a great Represented by: John Myers 402.332.3440 [email protected] place to live, work, learn and play. 816.536.5655 Restoration Solutions offer 24-hr emergency water [email protected] Omaha by Design removal - commercial and residential - and mold Habitat Restore Ludowici has manufactured clay roof tiles for more www.omahabydesign.org removal (IICRC Certification) and reconstruction 1003 S 24 St than 130 years. Because of the high quality product Contact: Connie Spellman services. They also can provide carpet cleaning, carpet Omaha, NE 68108 they produce, many of the old tile roofs in the 402.554.4010 re-stretching and carpet stain removal. Experienced, www.habitatomaha.org/restore Omaha area are Ludowici tiles that have stood the [email protected] professional crew. Call us for your restoration needs! Contact: David Klitz test of time. Ludowici can custom match any tile Omaha by Design, a civic planning organization, 402.934.1033 | [email protected] design and color for restoration repairs or complete facilitates partnerships between the public, private and Rybin Plumbing restorations. philanthropic sectors to execute projects that improve www.rybinomaha.com Neighborhood Assoc. the quality of Omaha’s built and natural environments. 402.341.5144 www.hpnaomaha.org Midtown Business Association It recently embarked on a new effort to help conserve, [email protected] Contact: Mike Battershell, President www.midtownbusinessassociation.org preserve and restore the region’s investment in its history, Rybin Plumbing and Heating Co. is a third generation 402.933.5855 Contact: Craig Carlson, Vice President building stock and infrastructure. family owned and operated plumbing, boiler, heating, We work to promote and strengthen our neighborhood 402.351.2694 and cooling contactor having always specialized in by encouraging connections between neighbors and [email protected] Omaha Healthy Kids Alliance the repair, replacement, expansion, and remodeling fostering involvement in our community. We work 5006 Underwood Ave of mechanical systems of existing / historical homes, within the existing structures that make neighborhoods Midtown Neighborhood Alliance Omaha, NE 68132 apartments, and businesses. We offer reliable and honest stronger including faith based organizations, public www.midtownomaha.org www.omahahealthykids.org service; estimates and consultations are always free. services and informal networks of neighbors. All of our Contact: Judy Alderman Contact: Kara Eastman, Executive Director meetings are open and available to interested parties. 402.558.3275 402.934.9700 | [email protected] S E Smith and Sons The Midtown Neighborhood Alliance consists of Our mission is to promote lead-safe and healthy homes 1680 Front St Heritage Nebraska 14 midtown neighborhood associations and five at- for children and families in Omaha. We offer education Blair, NE 68008 Contact: J.L. Schmidt large members. Established in 2005, the non-profit and outreach around lead and other home hazards. www.sesmith.doitbest.com 402.323.7338 organization supports the mission of preserving the Through our Get the Lead Out! Program we can assist Contact: Curt Pederson www.heritagenebraska.org integrity of and advocating for a vibrant community qualifying property owners of pre-1978 homes a free risk 402.426.3333 | [email protected] Heritage Nebraska is a statewide not-for-profit which is sustainable, secure, diverse, historically rich and assessment and free paint and supplies to address lead citizens’ organization that advocates and promotes economically strong. hazards. SpencerWorks Inc. heritage in order to build stronger communities and 716 South 4th St. maintain the essential character of Nebraska. We Millard Lumber Inc. Omaha Public Library Lincoln, NE 68508 bring the nationwide network and resources of the 12900 I St www.omahalibrary.org 402.499.7848 National Trust for Historic Preservation to Nebraska. Omaha, NE 68137 From books, magazines, and online databases 402.474.4214 www.millardlumber.com Omaha Public Library provides numerous resources John Spencer, President Industrial Dry Ice Cleaning Contact: Don Rowe for old-home lovers, preservationists and restorers. [email protected] www.industrialdryice.com 402.896.2889 | [email protected] We produce our all season (combination) wood storm Contact: Don Gray Omaha Urban Neighborhoods windows in authentic tradition. We also build traditional 402.699.1992 Miller Park/ Neighborhood Assoc. (Omaha Main Streets Inc.) storms and screens. Old world joinery and attention to [email protected] Contact: Sharon Olson Contact: Vince Furlong matching your homes detail is standard procedure at Dry ice blasting and cleaning. Sandblasting without 402.455.2544 402.709.2586 | [email protected] SpencerWorks. the sand! Non-destructive cleaning of stone and Join us on South 24th St. brick. Clean fire damage. Mutual of Omaha Bank www.south24thomahatour.com Tangerine Designs 3211 N 90th St 5008 Underwood Ave Joslyn Castle Trust Omaha, NE 68134 PB Heat, LLC/Peerless Boiler Co. Omaha, NE 68132 3902 Davenport St. www.mutualofomahabank.com Contact: Eric Peterson www.tangerinedesigns.net Omaha, NE 68131 Contact: Kristi Mumm B.G. Peterson Co. Contact: Tiffany Williams www.joslyncastle.com 402.573.9712 402.344.4311 l [email protected] 402.614.8022 | [email protected] Contact: Nano Little, Executive Director [email protected] 402.559.2199 | [email protected] Preserve Council Bluffs Tim Reeder Joslyn Castle is a midtown landmark. Completed National Trust for Historic Preservation Contact: Sheila Graham Real Estate Broker, Old Home Specialist in 1903, it is owned by the Joslyn Castle Trust and Mountains/Plains Office 712.256.0195 | [email protected] 402.397.5008 | [email protected] is used for wedding and corporate rentals, group, 535 16th St., Ste 750 To promote and preserve the heritage of Council Bluffs children’s and public tours, as well as a number of Denver, CO 80202 through its architecture, sites and people. Traco Inc other social and educational endeavors. Expert www.preservationnation.org/mpo 1901 S 6th St architects and designers are continually at work with Contact: Barbara Pahl, Director The Reader/Neighborhood News Omaha, NE 68108 restoration and renovation efforts. 303.623.1504 | [email protected] www.MetroNeighborhoodNews.com Contact: Aaron Bartek The National Trust for Historic Preservation Contact: Rita Staley 402.345.7213 | [email protected] Joslyn Castle Neighborhood Association provides leadership, education, advocacy and 402.341.7323 x100 | [email protected] www.joslyn-castle.org resources to save America’s diverse historic places Urban Village Magan Smith, President and revitalize our communities. reEnergize Program www.uvomaha.com 402.980.4716 www.reEnergizeProgram.org Contact: Gerald Reimer [email protected] 402.403.3981 402.960.9202 The Joslyn Castle Neighborhood Association falls Nebraska State Historical Society Contact: Chris Stratman [email protected] between 37th Street to the east and Saddle Creek to www.nebraskahistory.org City of Omaha the west; Dodge Street to the south and Cuming to Contact: Bob Puschendorf 402.444.4304 the north. Their mission is to strengthen the fabric of 402.471.4769 The reEnergize Program is a partnership between the their community, to preserve and promote the historic [email protected] cities of Omaha and Lincoln to provide residents with character of their unique neighborhood and to nurture incentives and financing opportunities to make energy-