Finger Lakes House Histories
“If your house could talk what story would it tell?
Research Services for the following objectives:
National Register of Historic Places Nomination: This report includes a section describing the historic nature of a building. This discussion includes importance due to the Architect, the Builder, a Local, Regional or National Historic event occurred here. A Person that was historically significant was associated with the property. Also any Architectural feature or features considered to be extremely rare or of extremely high quality.
Historic Structures Report (HSR): A report that also includes a Historical section about a given property. This report is the prerequisite for funding of Preservation, Restoration or construction needed to preserve and restore a building all ready on the National Register.
Interpretive research: For organizations, ie; Museums or Societies looking to enhance the interpretive experience for visitors about a given property or collection of restored and functioning buildings.
House History research: Usually geared to the private owner of a residence who needs or would like to know more about a building before privately funded work is undertaken.
Or, you just need to find Auntie Em:
Genealogical Research: Locating those document required by a client to help “put meat on a family tree, or to solve a particular “Brick-wall”.
Speaking engagements, drawings and photographs: Please contact me with your specific question or request.
Search: If an Internet Keyword search, or a search on this site does not provide the information you are seeking please contact me at the address below for help or guidance as to where the answers you are looking for could be found. I may have indirectly found the information in the process of doing other work and not listed that infomation here. I may also give you some help in locating a resource for information you are seeking.
Please see the pricing page for a guideline on what the price range could be for your project.
References and samples of past work are available on request:
use flhhinquiry@fingerlakeshousehistories.com
Also please visit my blog at www.blog.fingerlakeshousehistories.com for a general discussion about house histories.