Cultural Resources
Dovetail Cultural Resource Group Joins Mead & Hunt
We are proud to announce the acquisition of Dovetail Cultural Resource Group, a full-service cultural resource management firm in the mid-Atlantic.
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“Of Exceptional Significance”: Prince and the National Register of Historic Places
Research into places associated with Minnesota’s most famous star, Prince, has been a small but important step in diversifying the places we deem to be ...
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Juneteenth: Commemorating Freedom
Juneteenth is an important day in our nation’s history, but many people are still unaware of what exactly the holiday stands for.
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Tulsa Race Massacre Centennial, Updates to Investigation/Advances in Healing
As this year marks the 100-year anniversary of the Tulsa Race Massacre, ongoing efforts occur in Tulsa to understand – and heal from – the ...
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Desegregation of America’s Schools in the Postwar Era
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.
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Perspectives on Black History Month: Investigations into Tulsa’s Race Massacre Continue
Everyone, but public historians especially, need to more fully incorporate the histories of black Americans in National Register nominations.
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Commercial Architecture of the Postwar Era
Five members of Mead & Hunt’s Cultural Resources group will present sessions at an e-symposium titled “Kodachrome Commerce: American Commercial Architecture, 1945-1980".
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A-Frames: Not as Simple as They Seem
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.
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Not Just a Highway: the Exceptional I-70 Through Vail Pass and Glenwood Canyon
I-70 through Vail Pass and Glenwood Canyon provides an excellent example of using innovative design techniques to integrate and preserve the natural landscape of the ...
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