Join Us at APT San Antonio 2016!
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Join Fellow Preservationists in San Antonio!

From its Native American occupation, discovery by Spanish explorers, old missions, the Battle of the Alamo, and the Old West, the history and attractions of this beautiful city is a must visit for preservationists. The City of San Antonio is one of the oldest Spanish colonization of the European settlements in Texas and has 19 local historic districts as designated by National Register Historic Districts. In 2015, the San Antonio Missions were awarded UNESCO World Heritage status. The site includes five mission complexes found along the San Antonio River and were the only site in the U.S. considered for world heritage status during the 39th session of the World Heritage Committee.

Conference Highlights:
Sunday, October 30
Pre-Conference Event Tee Time at the  Historic Brackenridge Golf Course
Workshops , Day 1
Field Sessions (full and half-day)
* Welcome Reception &  Opening Keynote

Monday, October 31
Workshops, Day 2
Field Sessions ( full and half-day)
* Engineering Competition
* Exhibit Gala
* Chapters Mixer

Tuesday, November 1
* Breakfast with Exhibitors with expanded Exhibit Hall hours
* Concurrent  Paper Sessions
* Preview Lunch and Student Scholar  Recognition 

Wednesday, November 2
* Concurrent  Paper Sessions
* AIA-HRC Reception
* College of Fellows Keynote Speaker and  COF Installation
APT Social: A Night in Old San Antonio  "NIOSita" 

Thursday, November 3
Symposium

See the full agenda  here .

Your next steps:
Register ! The registration rate will  increase   after September 30th,    
  so you can still save!
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* Reserve your  Hotel room; and
* Visit the APT  Conference Website for the  latest information.

For Conference questions:
Vanessa Olmo 
APT Conference Manager