Projects
Book:
“No Braver Deeds: The Story of the Equinox Guards” - detailing the lives of soldiers from Manchester, Vermont during the Civil War.
Visual Impact Studies:
Act 248 PSB Review/Wind Tower, Dairy Air Wind Project, Holland, Vermont
The Northern Pass Project, Statewide, New Hampshire, 2012. Proposed construction of an electric transmission line running approximately 140 miles across New Hampshire, passing through 31 towns. During the initial phase of study, Preservation Company worked to develop a methodology for the review of historic resources for compliance with NEPA and Section 106 regulations(with the Preservation Company)
National Register Nominations:
Gilbert's Hill Rope Tow, Woodstock, Vermont (In Progress for Preservation Trust of Vermont )
Advent Camp Meeting Grounds, Hartford, Vermont (in Progress)
White River Junction National Register District Update, Hartford, Vermont (in Progress)
Goodrich Four Corners National Register District (in Progress)
Dog Team Tavern and Brooksville Advent Church, New Haven, Vermont;
Camp Billings, Thetford, Vermont
West Dover District in Dover, Vermont (for Preservation Trust of Vermont)
A.C. Rice Silk Mill, Pittsfield, Massachusetts (with Agricola, Inc.)
Massachusetts; Philip Livingston School, Albany, New York (with Epsilon Associates, Inc.)
Section 106 Compliance:
Gilman Hydro Historic Resources Management Plan (in progress)
The Commons Rehabilitation, Bennington College (with Center-Line Architects -in progress)
Part 1, Tax Credit:
Waban Fire House, Newton, Massachusetts
191 Pine Street, Portland, Maine
Cortes Street, Boston, Massachusetts (with Tremont Preservation Services)
Survey and Historic Context Statement:
Modernism in Burlington, Vermont
Conducted an architectural survey of Modern architecture in Burlington, Vermont. Wrote historic context statement for post 1945 Burlington architecture
Oral History:
Town of Shelburne’s oral history project. Researched interviewees and town, developed interview questions, conducted and transcribed interviews and wrote final report.
Neighborhood Assessment:
Bennington, Vermont, through research of historic neighborhoods, evaluation of traditional neighborhood anchor points and study of present day conditions.
Archives and Library Development and Management:
Formulated, directed, and administered collection development policy and program for archival and manuscript collections for the Hildene Lincoln Family Library and Research Center. Oversaw the conversion of five rooms into museum archives without affecting historic integrity.
Museum Exhibits:
“The American Ideal: Abraham Lincoln and the Second Inaugural” (2008-2009)
“The Personal Abraham Lincoln” (2008-2009)
“The North Shire and the Civil War: The Common Experience of Uncommon Valor" (2003-2006)
Researched context for exhibit, oversaw incoming/outgoing loans associated with exhibit, and provided proper storage for loaned items. Served in design and installation of exhibit. Developed interpretative programs for adults and children. Assisted in writing research compendiums and provided public presentations.
Thematic Lectures:
“Hildene Winter History Series”
“Why It Matters: The Ten Most Important Elections in U.S. History”
“In the Shadow of Greatness: The Lives of Presidential Progeny”
Organized lectures and symposia focused on American history. Prepared yearly lecture series featuring speakers of local, regional and national prominence.
“No Braver Deeds: The Story of the Equinox Guards” - detailing the lives of soldiers from Manchester, Vermont during the Civil War.
Visual Impact Studies:
Act 248 PSB Review/Wind Tower, Dairy Air Wind Project, Holland, Vermont
The Northern Pass Project, Statewide, New Hampshire, 2012. Proposed construction of an electric transmission line running approximately 140 miles across New Hampshire, passing through 31 towns. During the initial phase of study, Preservation Company worked to develop a methodology for the review of historic resources for compliance with NEPA and Section 106 regulations(with the Preservation Company)
National Register Nominations:
Gilbert's Hill Rope Tow, Woodstock, Vermont (In Progress for Preservation Trust of Vermont )
Advent Camp Meeting Grounds, Hartford, Vermont (in Progress)
White River Junction National Register District Update, Hartford, Vermont (in Progress)
Goodrich Four Corners National Register District (in Progress)
Dog Team Tavern and Brooksville Advent Church, New Haven, Vermont;
Camp Billings, Thetford, Vermont
West Dover District in Dover, Vermont (for Preservation Trust of Vermont)
A.C. Rice Silk Mill, Pittsfield, Massachusetts (with Agricola, Inc.)
Massachusetts; Philip Livingston School, Albany, New York (with Epsilon Associates, Inc.)
Section 106 Compliance:
Gilman Hydro Historic Resources Management Plan (in progress)
The Commons Rehabilitation, Bennington College (with Center-Line Architects -in progress)
Part 1, Tax Credit:
Waban Fire House, Newton, Massachusetts
191 Pine Street, Portland, Maine
Cortes Street, Boston, Massachusetts (with Tremont Preservation Services)
Survey and Historic Context Statement:
Modernism in Burlington, Vermont
Conducted an architectural survey of Modern architecture in Burlington, Vermont. Wrote historic context statement for post 1945 Burlington architecture
Oral History:
Town of Shelburne’s oral history project. Researched interviewees and town, developed interview questions, conducted and transcribed interviews and wrote final report.
Neighborhood Assessment:
Bennington, Vermont, through research of historic neighborhoods, evaluation of traditional neighborhood anchor points and study of present day conditions.
Archives and Library Development and Management:
Formulated, directed, and administered collection development policy and program for archival and manuscript collections for the Hildene Lincoln Family Library and Research Center. Oversaw the conversion of five rooms into museum archives without affecting historic integrity.
Museum Exhibits:
“The American Ideal: Abraham Lincoln and the Second Inaugural” (2008-2009)
“The Personal Abraham Lincoln” (2008-2009)
“The North Shire and the Civil War: The Common Experience of Uncommon Valor" (2003-2006)
Researched context for exhibit, oversaw incoming/outgoing loans associated with exhibit, and provided proper storage for loaned items. Served in design and installation of exhibit. Developed interpretative programs for adults and children. Assisted in writing research compendiums and provided public presentations.
Thematic Lectures:
“Hildene Winter History Series”
“Why It Matters: The Ten Most Important Elections in U.S. History”
“In the Shadow of Greatness: The Lives of Presidential Progeny”
Organized lectures and symposia focused on American history. Prepared yearly lecture series featuring speakers of local, regional and national prominence.
