Learning to Preserve The Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation distributes information to all sectors of society about the importance of properly preserving our significant buildings, sites, structures, and objects. This guidance ranges from scholarly context studies that aid in the evaluation of properties, to brief how-to brochures, to verbatim copies of laws. In public meetings held as part of the Society's long-range planning process, educational products and services emerged as the number-one priority requested of OAHP by the public. Making written materials more readily available is one way of improving the delivery of service to Colorado citizens. Many publications may be read online or may be downloaded for future use. All publications may be ordered via mail, e-mail, phone or FAX. Longer documents, most of which are photocopied, have fees assigned to cover costs of printing and mailing. Short items are free in limited quantities; requests for more than five short items have a charge assessed, except that single copies of forms and their accompanying instruction manuals are always free. All charges shown include mailing, and a 20 percent discount is available to those who pick up materials in person. 
Your Opinion Counts! The Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation invites you to participate in a survey of Learning to Preserve. The survey will evaluate the relevance and effectiveness of Learning to Preserve, OAHP’s catalog of available educational materials. OAHP welcomes and encourages participation. If you would like to contribute your thoughts and suggestions, please contact OAHP at 303-866-3395 or oahp@chs.state.co.us to request a copy of Learning to Preserve and the accompanying survey, or just stop in at OAHP, located at 1300 Broadway, Denver, CO 80203 or the State Historic Fund at 225 E. 16th Ave., Ste. 950, Denver, CO 80203 and fill one out. The survey ends on April 30, 2008. Thank you in advance for your participation! Please Note: Adobe
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