This roundtable will be led by Tom Luebke, Secretary of the Commission of Fine Arts, and author of the recent book A Century of Design: The U.S. Commission of Fine Arts, 1910 – 2010.
Richard Williams, the grandson of David Finley, founder of the National Trust and Chairman of CFA from 1950 to 1963, will offer perspectives on the founding of the Trust and the evolution of preservation during the postwar period.
o John H. Sprinkle, Jr., Bureau Historian, National Park Service
o Richard B. Westbrook, retired urban planner. While at the National Capital Planning Commission, he served for five years in charge of staff support for the Joint Committee on Landmarks, advising NCPC and the Commission of Fine Arts on matters affecting historic landmarks and districts0
o Richard Williams, FAIA, member of the Old Georgetown Board of the Commission of Fine Arts
o David Maloney, DC Office of Historic Preservation
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