The following listings are from our May, 2010 Advisory Council on Historic Preservation Meeting: [gallery order="DESC" columns="2"]
News & Events
Oct 18, 2010
Karen M. Dohm 1952-2010
It is with sadness that we learn of the passing of Karen Dohm. Karen was a graduate student at the Department of Anthropology, Washington State University and completed her MA in 1981 and her Ph.D. dissertation in 1988. She... moreOct 14, 2010
| Washington State Historical Records Advisory Board, Washington State Archives, National Archives Pacific-Alaska Region, Pierce County Public Works, and the Heritage Resource Center (Washington State Historical Society) The Basics of Archives ... |
Oct 13, 2010
The Masonry Institute of Washington and the Puget Sound Chapter of CSI are pleased to present a day of education on masonry construction! This program is ideal for architects, engineers, developers and others in the building design and construction industries. Classes are taught by experienced masonry industry professionals and are certified for continuing education credits. ... more
Oct 13, 2010
Film producer Jane Turville is working to complete her film Conserving Our Future in order to document the historic preservation-sustainability linkage for thousands of television viewers. Supported by the National Trust for Historic Preservation and the Kinsman Foundation, the film features several historic rehabilitation projects to demonstrate that recycling buildings is similar in concept to recycling bottles and plastic bags but much more effective in meeting saving energy and... more
Oct 07, 2010
Celebrate Washington Archaeology Month one of many events being held throughout the state. On Monday, October 25 at noon at the State Capital Museum in Olympia, Archaeologist Dr. Robert Kopperl will present a lecture about the former coal mining... moreOct 07, 2010
Proposals are due to the National Park Service by 11/30/2010 to co-sponsor one of 15 to 18 Cultural Resources Diversity Internship Program (CRDIP) interns. The 10 week summer internship program is designed to encourage minority and underrepresented students to explore careers in historic preservation/cultural resource management by working for successful applicants. Internship costs of $12,003 are split 50/50 with the NPS. More information and program guidelines can be found... more
Oct 07, 2010
October 29, 2010 is the deadline for non-profits and educational organizations to apply for up to $5,000 in funding for projects that advance the City's sustainability strategies. These strategies include smart land use/livable neighborhoods, transportation/fuel reduction, energy use reducation, waste reduction/recycling. Secondary goals address the local economy, equity/diversity, and culture.For more information about the grant program and the application form, go to their... more
Oct 06, 2010
National Park Service approves the Swinomish Indian Tribal Community to assume SHPO functions The Director of the National Park Service has formally approved the proposal of the Swinomish Indian Tribal Community to assume certain State Historic Preservation Officer duties within the exterior boundaries of the tribe’s reservation in Washington. The Tribe has assumed formal responsibility for review of Federal undertakings pursuant to Section... more
Oct 06, 2010
| A TRIP TO THE BOTTOM OF LAKE UNION In 1854 Thomas Mercer was thinking someday canals would join Lake Washington with Puget Sound and the small lake along the way would be a “union of waters,” thus the name should be Lake Union. | |
| Almost from that day folks started to wonder what was on the bottom of the “little lake.” With an average depth of 33 feet and a maximum of 49 feet, there... | |
Sep 27, 2010
The two-part study – entitled “Section 106 of the National Preservation Act: Back to Basics”, written by Leslie Barras was released today. Barras was commissioned by the National Trust for Historic Preservation to do an independent study of the Section 106 program and to make recommendations that might help to improve the 106 review process. According to the NTHP, “Ms. Barras’ findings and recommendations are her own, but the themes that she sets out in the report are that the core principles... more
Sep 23, 2010
State Architectural Historian Michael Houser has recently completed a study of Seattle Area Parade of Homes from 1949 to 1960. While most studies highlight architect designed homes of prominent citizens, this study offers a realistic look at the more common dwellings... moreSep 23, 2010
There are about 10 slots left so…contact Russ regarding registration right away. Russell Holter, Project Compliance Reviewer - 360-586-3533 or by email at russell.holter@dahp.wa.gov. CONSULTANT Training: Staying Current on DAHP Survey Guidelines WSDOT EASTERN REGION OFFICES 2714 N. Mayfair Street, Spokane ...
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Sep 22, 2010
In coordination with the Department of Commerce and the Planning Association of Washington, the Washington Chapter of the American Planning Association is hosting a Regional Short Course on Local Planning as part of their 2010 conference, "Resurgent Washington”. One of only twenty being offered this year, this Short Course has been scheduled as a pre-conference session on Monday, October 4, 2010 from 1:30 – 4:30 PM at the Three Rivers Convention... more
Sep 20, 2010
Washington, D.C. – Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar expressed support for full funding of the Historic Preservation Fund (HPF) as part of remarks to the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation on September 16, 2010. "Historic preservation has played second fiddle for too long, and the shoulder that should have been put behind historic preservation funding hasn't been there," the Secretary said. Secretary Salazar also added that he felt that the authorized... more
Sep 16, 2010
Sign up for the 63rd Annual Pacific Northwest History Conference “Game Changers... more
Sep 14, 2010
Sep 03, 2010
Washington Trust for Historic Preservation Announces 2011 Valerie Sivinski Washington Preserves Fund Grant Program Grant Deadline Date Changed for Assistance to Local Preservation Projects The Washington Trust for Historic Preservation has announced that grant applications for the 2011 Valerie Sivinski Washington Preserves Fund are being accepted. This deadline date for applications has been changed this year to October... more
