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Dominish Miller of HomeTown History joined the Practical Preservation podcast to discuss:
- Her interest in York County history including Lewistown, Newberrytown, and Civil War
- The goal to educate the public in the rich local history
- The most interesting thing she has learned in her research
- Thoughts on agricultural homesteading, untold stories and primary sources for historical research
You can reach Dominish by visiting:
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Christian Gray of inCOMMON Community Development joined the Practical Preservation podcast to discuss:
The mission of inCOMMON Community Development
How they are transforming neighborhoods in Omaha, NE through the neighbors
Ways to use development to make an impact
The concept of where we grow ma…
Laura Crook of the Doctors House Museum joined the Practical Preservation Podcast to discuss the saving of the Doctors house from demolition, the restoration, and the museum (along with paranormal investigation spoilers).
Laura Crook served on the Board of Directors from 2015 - 2019 and has partic…
Katie Fitzhugh of Re:Purpose Savannah joined the Practical Preservation podcast to discuss:
Re:Purpose Savannah and its mission
Why deconstruction is a climate conscious option
How traditional demolition and construction is a 1/3 of the world's waste
How policy makers are beginning to codify deco…
Elizabeth Finkelstein of Cheap Old Houses joined the Practical Preservation podcast to discuss:
The Cheap Old Houses - book, Instagram, and HGTV shows (spoiler - no interior walls were removed)
How Cheap Old Houses is countercultural
Unique buildings converted into houses
And what is a must prese…
Jeff Siegler of Revitalize,or Die. joined the Practical Preservation podcast to discuss:
Community Place Planning
Placemaking
Civic Self-esteem
Our built environment's impact on our health
To connect with Jeff visit:
Facebook
Jeff Siegler | LinkedIn
To purchase the Your City is Sick book
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