At Year’s End
As this year comes to a close, I will catch you up on a few things. First, my thesis is off to the bindery! I am so excited to be done […]
Category Archives: history
It’s Preservation Month!
May is Preservation Month! It’s a great time of year to get out there and get involved. You can visit a fave historic site or property. Check out historic sites, […]
OPERATION HP THESIS: ALMOST!
OK, I haven’t fallen off of the face of the Earth or anything…I’ve just been trying to finish my thesis and, you know, graduate. My committee is long-suffering at this […]
OPERATION HP THESIS: “Defining Diversity”
As you know from my previous post, I am currently working on my thesis about ethnic minority heritage values and U.S. historic preservation significance public policy. Its first chapter, “Defining […]
Thinking About: Barns!
I wear this T-shirt and folks–especially preservationists–go “Ooo! Where did you GET that?!” When I was at the Savannah PastForward conference, I stopped by the booth for the National Barn […]
Thanks for the Experience!
I had a wonderful time working at Decatur House and the White House Historical Association for the past two years. I was on contract as a researcher and the topics […]
One More Week…
…until you get to hear me speak! I am so excited to be presenting a Power Session at this year’s PastForward National Preservation Conference in Savannah next Friday! I was […]
How to Save Ugly Buildings
How to Save Ugly Buildings The folks over at the National Trust’s PreservationNation blog put together this slideshow with some tips and tools about it! Mark Twain once called this […]
Get Hyped…Preservation Month is Here!
So you want to see me all giddy about what I do? OK, I’m always giddy about preservation! But this month…this month gets me truly hyped. Why? May is Preservation […]
Operation HP Plan : Ta Da!
Well, here it is! I am so excited about finishing this preservation plan. I put a lot of thought into it and tried to incorporate concerns that the mayor and […]
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