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  Patrick O’Bannon, Senior Manager of Gray & Pape’s History/Architecture Group, received the National Council on Public History’s 2011 Award for Excellence in Consulting for his book “Working in the Dry: Cofferdams, In-River Construction, and the United States Army Corps of Engineers.” This solidly researched account, with a compelling selection of illustrations, was prepared for the Pittsburgh District of the Corps of Engineers. 

The May issue of The Public Historian includes two book reviews from Gray & Pape staff.

Lena Sweeten McDonald, Senior PI in the History/Architecture Group, reviewed  Cultural Landscape Report for the United States Armory at Harpers Ferry and Potomac Riverfront by Allison A. Crosbie and Andrew S. Lee.
 
Pat Trader, PI in the Archaeology Group, reviewed Archaeology and Cultural Resources Management:  Visions for the Future, edited by Lynne Sebastian and William D. Lipe. 

Cinder Miller, VP of Operations, recently attended the ACRA CRM day in Washington, D.C.  Click on the pdf below to read about her lobbying experience. 

CRM Day 2011















Employees from Gray & Pape's Providence RI office recently worked on a project on Block Island that generated the following news story.

http://block-island.villagesoup.com/news/story/indian-artifacts-lie-just-below-the-surface/107055
 

Gray & Pape in the News

Digging Up the Past for Future Development - Interview with Kevin Pape
http://www.soapboxmedia.com/features/0329graypapecincinnati.aspx

The Banks

Banks Big Dig Yields 1800s Artifacts
Banks Project to Unearth City's Forgotten History

Dig Set For April At Downtown Excavation Site
Pieces of Cincinnati History Unearthed at Banks Dig
Archaeological Dig Uncovers Cincinnati's Past

Washington Park

Crews Find Remains at Washington Park Dig
More Remains Found at Washington Park Dig Site
63 Graves Discovered in Washington Park
Crews Find Bones During Washington Park Dig
Excavation Work Nearly Finished At Washington Park

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