Nominations, and developing interpretative markers. Past include making recommendations for adaptive reuse, writing National Register With citizens of Hartwell, Georgia to consolidate historic walking tours and researchĭowntown buildings. Other projects MHP students have completed for Archway in the Of second-year student Sherrie Raleigh's ('19) assistantship with Archway, she is collaborating The Archway Partnership is a UGA program that pairs students with communities to address their needs. As part Sherrie Raleigh (left) with members of the Hartwell citizen committee With a rich history that has been beautifully preserved. She said, “The Thousand Islands area is absolutely gorgeous As part of her internship, Caitlin put togetherĮxhibits on TIP’s history, surveyed historic cottages and boat houses, and compiledĪrchival research and maps that will assist in the addition of the boathouses to TIP’s Methodist campground established in 1875 that still continues to attract visitorsįrom throughout the United States.
The Thousand Island Park Landmark Societyand Thousand Island Park Corporation in beautiful upstate New York. įive historic boathouses dubbed the "Painted Sisters" at Thousand Island Park.įor the past two years, Caitlin Plesher ('19) has spent her summers interning with Read UGAToday's feature on the program and learn more at. FindIt! is housed in the Center for Community Design and PreservationĪt the College of Environment and Design here at the University of Georgia. This included conducting field surveys to identify and document historic properties,Īs well as entering this data into Georgia’s Natural, Archaeological, and Historic Worked with the FindIt! Program to complete cultural resource surveys in Dooly County. Mills Dorn ('19), Carter Finch ('19), Savannah Young ('19), and Anders Yount ('18)
Their remarkable experiences left a big impact as they closed a chapter on their timeĪnders Yount, left, and Mills Dorn, right, in the field for Find!It This time of year, many students are seeking Summer internships. Center for Community Design & Preservation.Environmental Design and Planning - Ph.D.
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