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An Interview with Scott Kreilick on Architectural Restoration, Conservation, and Preservation (Part 1)

March 29, 2006 by Ed Snyder

Scott Kreilick is CEO and president of Kreilick Conservation, LLC, of Oreland, PA, a company that specializes in architectural restoration, conservation, and preservation of architecture, sculpture, and other objects. I’ve known Scott for years, but hadn’t seen him in a while. I was in the office at Philadelphia ‘s Historic Laurel Hill Cemetery a few […]

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