Ask an Archaeologist: Archaeology as a Tool for Preservation
Stacey Young, Archaelogist at the SC State Park Service, answers a Q + A about how archaelogy can be used to assist in preservation projects
May 6, 2024
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What We’re Reading: Historic Preservation Edition I
Read more to discover our go-to books on historic preservation and what we're reading right now.
Defying Walmart Boosts African American History and Preservation: Jannie Harriot’s Story
Discover more about how heritage leader Jannie Harriot's commitment and determination led to local and statewide successes in preservation.
10 Tips for Applying to the African American Civil Rights Network (AACRN)
Learn how to apply for the African American Civil Rights Network (AACRN) - learn tips for applying and getting your site listed on the network.
A Model for Community Development: Riverside Community Development Corporation’s Nehemiah Project 24
Vonnie Rochester, RCDC Executive Director, has a vision. She is using her corporate skills to develop the Riverside School into the 21st century model of a community center resource. Follow her and the RCDC as they develop a model for others to emulate.
Sims High School: Behind the Scenes of Becoming a National Register of Historic Places Site
What does it take to get a building onto the National Register of Historic Places? Sims High School was the all Black school that produced Ambassadors, professional athletes, and noted historians. Look behind the scenes to see what it takes to be nominated and approved.
Tenetha Hall’s Preservation Project – Hope School Community Center, Inc.
Turning a passion project into a reality. Tenetha Hall explains the highs and lows in restoration. Her nine siblings attended Hope Rosenwald School in Pomaria. The renovated school stands today as a symbol of community and perseverance.
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