Conservation Studio I
Flooring & Historic Woodworking
$2,950
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Included Bonus Lecture
Identifying Historic Glazing
A discussion and demonstration led by Michiel Brouns
In addition, Michiel Brouns will lead a session on the identification and conservation of historic window glass. Participants will learn to distinguish between different types of historic glazing, understand their manufacturing processes, and recognize the visual characteristics that help establish the age and evolution of a building. This session will provide valuable insight into why historic glass should be preserved whenever possible and how it contributes to the character, authenticity, and historical record of traditional buildings.
III
Foundation Workshop
Historic Window Restoration
$850
per place · materials and meals included
DatesOctober 16–18, 2026 · three days
Led byTera Hayward
Suited toBeginner-friendly
Places12 places
Sash restoration
Glazing
Linseed oil paint
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Paid in full at registration. Cancellations more than 30 days before are refunded less a 20% administrative fee.
The Studio
Discover why historic windows are among the most important character-defining features of traditional buildings, and learn the practical skills to conserve them. Designed for beginners, this workshop guides you through assessment, sash removal, glazing, wood repairs, and linseed-oil finishing.
What’s Included
✓Full sash restoration cycle
✓Glazing & weatherproofing
✓Linseed oil finishing
✓All meals + cocktail hour
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Conservation Studio II
Decorative Painting & Stenciling
$1,950
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