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The document outlines the nomination instructions for the 2012 Maryland Preservation Awards, which recognize significant achievements in historic preservation and community development. Key updates include a new deadline of October 14, 2011, a revised nomination form format, and a change in the awards ceremony date and location to late January in Annapolis. The awards honor individuals, organizations, and projects that contribute to preserving Maryland's historical and cultural heritage across various categories such as Leadership and Service, Education and Community Engagement, Project Excellence, and Stewardship.

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What is the Maryland Preservation Award?

The Maryland Preservation Awards, presented annually since 1975 by the Board of Trustees of the Maryland Historical Trust (MHT), are the highest level of recognition for historic preservation, heritage education, and community development projects in Maryland.

What is the statewide preservation plan in Maryland?

Heritage2031, Marylands statewide preservation plan (2023-2031), is an eight-year guidance document for government agencies, nonprofit advocates, and other involved in historic preservation, archaeology, and cultural heritage throughout the state.