HistoriCorps in the News: 2016 Highlights
Here at HistoriCorps, we’ve been busy getting ready for the 2017 season, but we wanted to stop for half a minute and take a look …
Here at HistoriCorps, we’ve been busy getting ready for the 2017 season, but we wanted to stop for half a minute and take a look …
We haven’t even started some projects yet, and they’re already getting press! Each article focuses both on the volunteer aspect and the historical background of …
What are you, a volunteer who works to restore historic buildings from California to New Hampshire, one state at a time, one project at a …
HistoriCorps Institute is in full swing this season, and our field school is already attracting some great students and volunteers who will help restore the …
The 1871 schoolhouse in Neosho, Missouri is famous partly because it’s so old – it’s 145! – but more so because it’s where George Washington Carver (a …
Every project we work on through HistoriCorps is unique and the volunteers who help out are amazing, each in his own way. But certain projects …
Check out the article written for the Desert Sun, a California newspaper, last week: http://www.desertsun.com/story/money/business/tourism/2016/06/01/joshua-tree-national-park-wants-vote/85215208/ Writer Skip Descant featured the #voteyourpark contest in his June …
Check out the great news piece that Wisconsin’s WJFW Newswatch 12 aired recently. Daryl Dean, of the USDA Forest Service, spoke to the WJFW anchor …
Pick up the May 1 print edition of The New York Times because the Travel section features HistoriCorps and the work we did last year …
The Golden Transcript posted an article on the Boettcher Mansion project today – check out the link below! Christy Steadman chatted with volunteer Sue Landreth, …