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National Heritage Areas as Sustainable Heritage Tourism and Preservation Tool

The purpose of this study is to clarify the role of National Heritage Areas (NHAs) in the field of historic preservation.

Historic places across the globe are experiencing the effects of climate change, particularly those within clos

This project examined the potential for using nineteenth and early twentieth century material culture and architecture to understand working class

Malone examines the intersection of Historic Preservation and disaster preparedness and risk planning.

This final project examines the varieties of ranch houses in the Washington, DC suburban area to create a context for determining significance and

The built environment along the shoreline of low-lying coastal communities is being threatened by the effects of sea level rise related

The field of historic preservation in the United States has experienced significant growth both in its scope and in the number and char

Preservation easements are valuable tools as a means to protect historic properties, but easement holding organizations face a variety of administr

Once strong, vibrant, primarily-residential neighborhoods, often interspersed with institutional, commercial, and industrial functions, many inner-

Historic markers and marker programs are a common way of recognizing historic sites, particularly those that no longer exist or sites for which no