Historic Architecture
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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Why Should We Preserve Historic Bridges?
Historic bridges provide a rich history, but preservation is a balancing act and not always viable. Let’s enjoy these structures while we can.
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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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Historic Context for Midcentury Office Buildings: How the Postwar Era Changed Where We Work
What makes a corporate office building from the 1950s or 60s eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places?
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Written Reports to Incite Action
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. ...
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