Try Eastfield Village, in eastern New York State :
http://www.daats.com/gac/eastfield/eastfield.htm
A bit of a trip for him, but people have travelled farther to this place.
I have no financial connection or interest--just taken several courses,
done some work there.
John Vallely

Timothy James Scarlett wrote:

> Greetings to all!
>
> My current landlord is looking for information on training programs in
> historic architecture restoration and preservation.  He is not
> interested in programs in historic preservation law, but rather is
> seeking programs (academic or apprentice-based) that emphasize the
> nuts-and-bolts of the restoration craftsmanship.  Ideally, he would be
> able to combine architectural history with developing artisanal
> skills- i.e. how to examine, match, and apply plasters; replicate and
> replace shingles; stabilize brick, etc.
>
> I have already pointed him to the two organizations that I know- SPNEA
> (New England, USA) and Colonial Williamsburg (Southeast, USA).  He is
> particularly interested in programs in the area of Kansas City (USA),
> but I think he will also consider quality opportunities in other
> regions of North America and overseas.
>
> Since I know how discriminating historical archaeologists can be, I
> told him I would inquire on his behalf.
>
> Please reply off list to me, and I will forward responses.
>
> Cheers,
> Tim
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> Timothy Scarlett
> University of Nevada, Reno
> Department of Anthropology / 096
> Reno, NV 89557-0096
>
> 355 West 500 North
> Salt Lake City, UT 84103
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