• The Rossborough Inn on the Campus of the University of Maryland 

  Butler, Melissa; Westmont, V. Camille; Totten, Elizabeth (2017)

  This study of the Rossborough Inn was undertaken by graduate students in the University of Maryland Historic Preservation Program under the aegis of the university’s Office of Facilities Management. The goal of the project ...

• "Mixed Use" in Peabody Heights: Using Original Development Principles to Resurrect a Baltimore Neighborhood 

  Hayes, Daniel FC (2017)

  Once strong, vibrant, primarily-residential neighborhoods, often interspersed with institutional, commercial, and industrial functions, many inner-city areas have been negatively transformed since WWII though substantive ...

• Rebuilding Baltimore, from Urban Renewal to Project C.O.R.E.: Neighborhood Revitalization, Historic Preservation, and the Lessons of the Past 

  Rohn, Kacy (2017)

  This paper explores the evolution of neighborhood revitalization and historic preservation in the City of Baltimore, and assesses the extent to which these practices reflect lessons learned from failed policies of the past. ...

• From Engagement to Empowerment: How Preservation Professionals Can Incorporate Participatory Methods in Disaster Recovery to Better Serve Socially Vulnerable Groups 

  Gibson, Jamesha (2017)

  Recently, the Historic Preservation Field celebrated the 50th anniversary of the National Historic Preservation Act. At this time, leading preservation entities such as the Advisory Council for Historic Preservation (ACHP) ...

• California Living in Maryland: Determining Significance and Integrity of Ranch Houses in the Washington, DC Suburbs 

  Butler, Melissa (2017)

  This final project examines the varieties of ranch houses in the Washington, DC suburban area to create a context for determining significance and integrity for National Register and Maryland Inventory of Historic Places ...

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