Marlene Heck
Person
Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:
Hardy-Heck-Moore, Inc. collection
Collection
Identifier: HHM
Abstract
The Hardy-Heck-Moore, Inc. collection represents the work of Texas historic preservation consulting firm Hardy-Heck-Moore and earlier collaborations, spanning a period of 40 years of practice (1976—2016). The collection is composed of over 50,000 architectural photographs and related documents produced for hundreds of historic resources surveys and other historical documentation projects in Texas and throughout the United States. Daniel Hardy (1950—1993), Marlene Heck and David Moore formed...
Dates:
1976-2016
Found in:
Alexander Architectural Archives
Project# 0084.010 South St. Mary's Street/South Alamo Street Historic District National Register Nomination, San Antonio, TX, 1984
Project
Dates:
1984
Project# 0085.010 Historic Resources Survey and National Register Multiple-Resource Nomination of Bryan, TX, 1985 - 1986
Project
Abstract
With a grant-in-aid from the THC, the City of Bryan hired HHM to conduct a comprehensive historic resources survey within the city limits. HHM documented 1,823 pre-1935 properties within the City and classified them into HIGH, MEDIUM, and LOW preservation priority categories. For the second phase of the project, HHM prepared a multi-resource National Register nomination, which led to the listing of 40 individual properties and 1 historic district with 20 contributing elements in the NRHP.
Dates:
1985 - 1986
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- Architectural photography 1
- Chappell Hill 1
- East Side Historic District, Bryan, Texas 1
- Historic buildings--United States 1
- Historic preservation--Documentation 1
- Historic preservation--Planning 1
- Methodist Church 1
- South Alamo Street-South Mary's Street Historic District, San Antonio, Texas 1
- Texas 1
- Texas--Bryan 1
- Texas--Chappell Hill 1
- Texas--San Antonio 1
- Texas--Washington County 1
- Washington 1