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Shouldn't Miss News of the Week
Here are some articles that I think you shouldn't miss. Hope you enjoy! Mexican Cave Art Offers Peek into Pre-Spanish Past: The rock art, discovered in 2006, has not been accurately dated yet, but proves that there were numerous groups … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeology, Architecture, Art, Cemetery, History, Newsworthy Tagged Australia, burial, cave art, cave drawings, cave paintings, Jello, King Richard III, skeleton, Zahi Hawass Leave a comment
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Here's some news that I think you shouldn't miss, enjoy! MoMA: Expanding at all costs?: I recently included an article about the social media campaign to find other ways for MoMA to expand without demolishing the neighboring former American Folk … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeology, Architecture, Exploration, History, Museums, Technology Tagged agritourism, Alexander Graham Bell, American Folk Art Museum, ancient Europeans, Archaeology, architectural salvage, DNA, MoMA, museum expansion, museums, restoration, salvage, Smithsonian, technology, tourism, voice recording 1 Comment
A Photograph Revealed
Reblogged from Three Months By Car, a blog I run pertaining to public history project I'm working on. Even if you don't follow me there (although I'd love it if you did), I thought you'd might be interested in its … Continue reading
Posted in History Tagged 1920s, 1929, history, old photograph, Three Months By Car, travel, women's history Leave a comment
Shouldn't Miss News of the Week
Here is a quick wrap-up of news that I think you shouldn't miss. Enjoy! 300-year-old stolen headstone returned to Boston's Old North Church: I love being able to feature a good news story about a cemetery, all too often cemetery … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Cemetery, Historic Preservation, History, Museums, Newsworthy Tagged Boston, Britain, buildings, cemetery, England, gravestones, Higgins Armory, historic preservation, history, houses, Metropolitan Museum, museum, museum closure, Old North Church, Shakespeare, walls, Worcester 3 Comments
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Hello everyone, and thank you for your understanding on my silence after the loss of my dad. His service was yesterday, so here's hoping that things will begin to resemble normal soon. To ease back into an eventual regular posting … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeology, Architecture, Art, Cemetery, History, Newsworthy, Place Tagged Arlington, Arlington National Cemetery, art, baseball, cemetery, Civil War, Civil War sailors, garden, gardens, Mona Lisa, pyramids, Sudan, USS Monitor 2 Comments
Shouldn't Miss News of the Week
A busy news week to kick off 2013, it was difficult to stick to 5! Here are some articles I think you shouldn't miss, enjoy! Architecture to Watch In 2013: Part 1: There were countdowns to close out 2012, so … Continue reading
Three Months By Car
I am excited to announce the launch of my new project, Three Months By Car! In 1929, three young women, ages 23 and 25, went on a three-months-long, tri-country road trip. In total they drove 12,353 miles. They autocamped, stayed … Continue reading
Posted in Exploration, Historic Preservation, History Tagged 1929, books, grant seeking, grants, proposals, publishers, research, road trip, road trips, Three Months By Car 7 Comments
Conference Calendar
Last updated May 18, 2013. Conferences that have already happened have been moved to the bottom of the list. It's a new year, which means a whole new year of conferences! I love conferences; meeting new people in the field, … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeology, Architecture, Cemetery, Historic Preservation, History, Main Street, Museums, Place, Planning Tagged American Alliance of Museums, American Association for State and Local History, American Historical Association, American Planning Association, American Society of Landscape Architects, Association for Gravestone Studies, Association of Midwest Museums, Building Museums Symposium, calendar, Colorado Preservation Inc., conferences, Docomomo, Docomomo US, Harboring Tourism, Modern Matters, Museums Advocacy Day, Museums and the Web, National Council on Public History, National History Day, National Main Streets, National Trust for Historic Preservation, New England Archivists, New England Historical Association, New England Museum Association, New Partners for Smart Growth, Pioneer America Society, Preservation Society of Charleston, Providence Preservation Society, public history, Rhode Island Statewide Historic Preservation Conference, Small Museum Association, Society for Historical Archaeology, Society of Architectural Historians, Southern Modern, Underwater Archaeology, US/ICOMOS, World Monuments Fund 3 Comments
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Here are 5 articles I wanted to make sure you don't miss. Enjoy! It's a real coo as 'unbreakable' war code found on pigeon in Portland is cracked: I love a good story about code breaking, especially when the code … Continue reading

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