Lessons from Baseball As the 2016 baseball season gets underway, Kansas City is still basking in the after-glow of the Royals 2015 World Series victory. Waiting 30 years will do that to a community. We at
As we look back over the past decade, we have learned many lessons, although several come up with enough regularity that they seem worth sharing. ER Concerted efforts to preserve historic resources really can transform a community.
As we look back over the past decade, we have learned many lessons, although several come up with enough regularity that they seem worth sharing. ER There is a reason why windows are the crux of a
As we look back over the past decade, we have learned many lessons, although several come up with enough regularity that they seem worth sharing. ER The beauty of historic buildings is that each is unique -
As we look back over the past decade, we have learned many lessons, although several come up with enough regularity that they seem worth sharing. ER The National Park Service gives us a set of 10 standards
As we look back over the past decade, we have learned many lessons, although several come up with enough regularity that they seem worth sharing. ER Every building carries the story of its past and present into
Rosin Preservation joined the team restoring the interior of the Oklahoma State Capitol in 2015. The Capitol was at capacity, and various campaigns of rehabilitation had left the interiors in varying states of finish, repair
One of the more intriguing tidbits we uncovered while researching the history of 1712 Holmes was a reference on the 1926 building permit to Nel-Stone construction blocks. The Nel-Stone Precast Monolithic System was a proprietary building
Early in the 20th century, East Crossroads was a densely-built working class neighborhood filled with one- and two-story single-family houses and multi-family flats. Emil J. Thomas purchased two lots in 1926 that held three small