by gmcdaniel4444@gmail.com | Mar 25, 2019 | Blog, Community Engagement, Conservation, Historic Preservation, Outreach, Planning, Whole Place Preservation
The Conservation of South Carolina’s Ashley River The Ashley Scenic River Advisory Council Meeting – March 2019 The designation of the Ashley River as a SC State Scenic River by the Dept. of Natural Resources in the late 1990s called into...
by gmcdaniel4444@gmail.com | Feb 10, 2019 | Blog, Community Engagement, Conservation, Education, Historic Preservation, Outreach, Public Speaking, Whole Place Preservation
Partnerships Between Historical & Environmental Organizations February 2019 Aiken, SC, is a lovely place with friendly people. I’m on contract with Audubon South Carolina and gave a presentation last Tuesday about partnerships between...
by gmcdaniel4444@gmail.com | Jan 20, 2019 | Blog, Community Engagement, Conservation, Education, Historic Preservation, Interpretation, Outreach, Public Speaking, Whole Place Preservation
Promoting The Historical Resources of Audubon SC’s Silver Bluff – January 2019 As a red-tailed hawk soars above a place, what would it see if it could travel through time as well as space? That’s the question I asked at the Beech Island...
by gmcdaniel4444@gmail.com | May 20, 2018 | Blog, Community Engagement, Education, Historic Preservation, Interpretation, Outreach, Public Speaking, Whole Place Preservation
The Ashley River & Other National Historic Regions Parts I & II – March 22nd and May 2nd Timrod Library 2018 Guest Speaker “Summerville is very much the product of the Ashley River, as plantations once lined its banks and the town takes its...
by gmcdaniel4444@gmail.com | Nov 17, 2017 | Blog, Historic Preservation, Interpretation
An Ancestral Home Welcomes A Visitor I was asked to speak at the Maryland Historical Society in the fall of 2017 by Louise Hayman, chairman of the board. I was delighted to do so because of my past connection with the area: in 1974, while in graduate...
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