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Spring 2004

Welcome to the first electronic edition of the SOS! Update! We will be posting in spring and fall. We welcome your comments and suggestions—send them to the Editor at dmossholder@heritagepreservation.org.

Sculpture Day a Success! Public programs in Washington, D.C., drew adults and kids alike to learn more about sculpture. Hugo Reid Finds a New Home This Round 3 Conservation Treatment Award winner had to hit the road before being treated. Brownies Earn SOS! Patch Brownies in Pennsylvania are the latest troop to earn the SOS! Patch. Staff News

Sons of Union Veterans Protect Civil War Monuments Civil War reenactors come to the aid of New Hampshire sculptures. Preserving Memory Still Going Strong The SOS! traveling exhibit is scheduled to visit 15 more venues in 2004. Send SOS! Your E-mail Address

Photo: Hugo Reid Family being moved to its new location. Courtesy the Ruth and Charles Gilb Arcadia Historical Museum.

Save Outdoor Sculpture! is a joint project of Heritage Preservation and the Smithsonian American Art Museum. SOS! Update reports on the project's progress and activities related to outdoor sculpture in the United States. Readers are encouraged to reprint or duplicate SOS! Update articles. Credit should read: "Reprinted with permission of Save Outdoor Sculpture!"

Heritage Preservation receives funding from the National Park Service, Department of the Interior. However, the contents and opinions contained in this publication do not necessarily reflect the views or policies of the Department of the Interior.