HISP 700 - Final Master's Project 2005

"Sustainable Preservation: The Integration of Sustainable Design and Historic Preservation"
Ms. Kimberly Clauer (M.H.P., 2005)

"Residing in Friendly But Separate Camps:" Challenging Significance in Historic Preservation and Historical Archaeology
Ms. Liz Creveling (M.H.P., 2005)

"If we own the story, we own the place:" Cultural Heritage, Historic Preservation, and Gentrification on U Street
Ms. Stephanie Frank (M.A., American Studies, 2005; HISP Certificate, 2005)

"Wal-Mart & the Preservation of Small Town Character, A Case Study Analysis of Four Towns on Maryland's Eastern Shore"
Ms. Laura L. Mancuso (M.H.P., 2005)

"At the Water's Edge: A Cultural Institute of the Charles River"
Ms. Tracy Marquis (M.ARCH 2005; HISP Certificate, 2005)

"Washington, DC's Chinatown: Cultural Heritage Preservation in an Evolving Global Commercial Landscape"
Ms. Allison Merritt (M.H.P., 2005)

"Developing Community through Heritage Preservation: The Legacy of the Milwaukee Railroad in Harlowton, Montana"
Ms. Darsey Nicklasson (M.C.P. 2005; HISP Certificate, 2005)

"Jamestown, Virginia: Constructing and Commemorating a Site of Conflict"
Ms. Erica Schultz (M.H.P., 2005)

"African American Schools: Telling the Story"
Ms. Mary E. Seng, (M.H.P., 2005)

"Opening the Basement Door: Interpretation of Imported Wine Consumption in Historic House Museums"
Ms. Catherine Thomas (Ph.D., American Studies, 2005; HISP Certificate, 2005)

"Bringing the Arts to the Rural Community: A Cultural Arts Center"
Ms. Vanessa Vap (M.ARCH, 2005; HISP Certificate, 2005)