Survey & National Register Manager at the State Historic Preservation Office
Abby Marshall, Survey and National Register Manager for Inventory and Registration for the State Historic Preservation Office of the Ohio History Connection, holds a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Geography with a concentration in Travel and Tourism as well as a Master’s of Science degree in Historic Preservation – both from Ball State University. She began working at the Ohio State Historic Preservation Office in 2021 and currently serves on the Heritage Ohio Board as the Young Ohio Preservationist’s chair.
This panel session will be led by Abby Marshall who sits on the Heritage Ohio Board as the representative for Young Ohio Preservationists. Joined by a group of young professionals in the Historic Preservation field, Abby will lead a panel discussion with the session speakers about why they chose a career in the historic preservation field, impactful projects they have worked on, challenges they face in the field, and more. Additionally, attendees will learn more about the work the Young Ohio Preservationists does and how to get involved. Approved for 1.00 AIA LU credit, sponsored by Schooley Caldwell.
Join Survey and National Register Manager, Abby Marshall, with the Ohio State Historic Preservation Office as she discusses what the National Register of Historic Places program is, what listing means, and how to achieve a successful listing for your property. This session will dive into the National Register of Historic Places process, how to develop historic significance, and how to assess historic integrity. Additionally, the session will outline nuances within unusual properties nominated to the program, how to document these types of historic properties, and how to apply the National Park Service Guidelines for listing to the National Register of Historic Places. Approved for 1.50 AIA LU credit, sponsored by Schooley Caldwell.