When we look closer at the history of desegregation and integration in schools, it becomes clear that the issue encompassed multiple facets of daily life.
Desegregation of America’s Schools in the Postwar Era Read More »
Mead & Hunt prepared an expanded Historic Structures Report for the vacated Iowa State Penitentiary site, established in 1839.
Iowa State Penitentiary Historic Structures Report Read More »
Everyone, but public historians especially, need to more fully incorporate the histories of black Americans in National Register nominations.
Perspectives on Black History Month: Investigations into Tulsa’s Race Massacre Continue Read More »
Collaboration is key to successful waste diversion programs. Waste diversion, especially zero waste, is attainable through partnerships.
To Manage Waste, Create a Diversion! Read More »
Five members of Mead & Hunt’s Cultural Resources group will present sessions at an e-symposium titled “Kodachrome Commerce: American Commercial Architecture, 1945-1980″.
Commercial Architecture of the Postwar Era Read More »
The A-frame is a prime example of how a deceptively simple architectural style can actually reveal a lot about the histories that helped shape it.
A-Frames: Not as Simple as They Seem Read More »
ODOT’s work fostering public understanding of the significance of this historic highway is an example of their commitment to the preservation, interpretation, and management of Route 66.
Read All About It: Mapping and Interpreting Route 66 in Oklahoma Read More »
What makes a corporate office building from the 1950s or 60s eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places?
The HSR shows the commitment of the Iowa Department of Corrections to evolve ISP into something that positively affects the community by initiating this report.
Written Reports to Incite Action Read More »
“Bridging the Mighty Red: Red River Crossings Between Oklahoma and Texas” provides an engaging historical overview of transportation development and river crossings through time.
Mitigation of Red River Historic Bridge Read More »
