National Register of Historic Places Multiple Property Documentation Form for Garlinghouse Homes
Survey of 311 Garlinghouse homes, preparation of the MPDF, and two nominations for individual properties.
Survey of 311 Garlinghouse homes, preparation of the MPDF, and two nominations for individual properties.
Rosin Preservation completed a reconnaissance-level survey of 155 properties in Walinko Place, General Realty, and the Linhardts Subdivision in Jefferson City, Missouri.
Rosin Preservation completed an Intensive-Level Historic Resources Survey of 134 properties lining Frederick Avenue between North 10th Street and Fairleigh Street in St. Joseph, Missouri. Rosin Preservation worked extensively with the City to preserve the
The Newton Building is a 1908 commercial building in downtown San Angelo. Local architect Oscar Ruffini designed the building for businessman W.E. Newton to house a furniture company and the Massie Furniture Company occupied the
Rosin Preservation developed a determination of eligibility document for the Wrigley Lodge, a Salvation Army building in Chicago, Illinois. Rosin Preservation documented the building and developed a physical description detailing the 1891 historic building and
Working with the Smithville Economic Development Corporation, Rosin Preservation completed a two-stage project with the goal of making state and federal historic tax credits available to property owners and encouraging investment in the community. The
In conjunction with a multimillion dollar infrastructure improvement and streetscape beautification program, the City of Topeka hired Rosin Preservation to complete a survey and National Register project to support and encourage historic tax credit rehabilitation
The 2017 Westport Historic Resources Survey was a once-in-a-generation opportunity to document the extant resources in this most-historic Kansas City neighborhood. The area has a storied past, with roots dating back to the 1830s when
Intensive-level survey of the Crown Center Redevelopment Area in Kansas City, Missouri documented over thirty resources associated with the largest privately-financed redevelopment project in Kansas City initiated through state urban redevelopment law. Most of the