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A national historic preservation conference comes to Cincinnati this week

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A postcard of Cincinnati's Terrace Plaza Hotel.

Cincinnati is well-celebrated for its historic architecture. And preservation efforts here have grabbed big headlines in recent years.

Now, Cincinnati will host a national four-day conference featuring local preservation organizations from across the country. These groups lead on-the-ground efforts in many cities to preserve historic buildings.

The National Alliance of Preservation Commission's convention, called Bridging the Divide, will run from July 13-17 here.

Joining Cincinnati Edition to discuss the highlights — as well as provide an update on what's going on with preservation in Cincinnati — are Cincinnati Preservation Association Executive Director Beth Johnson; National Alliance of Preservation CommissionsExecutive Director Stephanie Paul; and Jewish Cemeteries of Greater CincinnatiOperations Manager Carrie Rhodus.

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