News and Announcements
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Harriet Tubman Presentation
April 8th, 2008
Ed Salo, Senior Historian at Brockington and Associates, gave a presentation on the Harriet Tubman Combahee River Raid and the Combahee Ferry at the Greater Columbia Civil War Alliance's Columbia's Longest Days event on February 16, 2008. He also presented another paper dealing with the preservation of the Combahee Ferry Site at the 20th Annual UNCC Graduate History Forum, Charlotte, NC.
NCPH Consultant Award
February 27th, 2008
Ed Salo was selected as an honorable mention recipient of this year's National Council on Public History Consultant Award. He will be recognized for his work on Friday, April 11, at the NCPH Presidential Luncheon.
Cherokee County History and Arts Museum
February 6th, 2007
The History Workshop is excited to begin work on a series of exhibits for the Cherokee County History and Art Museum. We will be building replica forts and farmhouses, designing photo murals, and telling stories about everything from the deerskin trade to dirt track racing.
2007 ACEC-SC Engineering Excellence Award Winner
February 2nd, 2007
Brockington's Charleston office served as cultural resources consultants for the Carolina Bays Parkway Extension project for CECS. Our team was chosen as winner of the 2007 ACEC - South Carolina Engineering Excellence Awards in Category A: Studies, Research, and Consulting Engineering Services for projects $500,000 to $2 million.
Miss Ruby's Kids Video
February 1st, 2007
The History Workshop produced a promotional video for the Miss Ruby's Kids Program. The program is an early literacy program for families in Georgetown County, South Carolina.
Learn more about Miss Ruby's Kids
I'On Exhibit
January 28th, 2007
The History Workshop has been selected to design an exhibit for a public school in the I'On subdivision in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina. This exhibit will share the history of the property as well as the archaeological investigations sponsored by the I'On Group with kids and their families.
South Carolina Heritage Summit
January 18th, 2007
The History Workshop had the pleasure of participating in the first South Carolina Heritage Summit in Anderson last month. The summit was well attended and the organizers put on a great conference. Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth to chat and learn about the great services the History Workshop has to offer.
Welcome Alys Spillman
January 17th, 2007
Alys Spillman joined the Charleston office as an archaeologist. Ms. Spillman holds an M.A. from University of Reading, U.K. She has been involved in archaeological excavations throughout the southeastern US, southern England, and Central America.
Poplar Grove Exhibit
January 14th, 2007
The History Workshop has been selected to develop an exhibit for the sales office at the Poplar Grove development near Charleston, South Carolina. The story of Poplar Grove goes back to the time when the Carolina Colony was first established. The rice fields that once helped create great fortunes are now part of a conservation easement dedicated to environmental protection and promotion.
MCAS Beaufort Education Program
November 24th, 2006
To complement the interpretive exhibits at MCAS, Beaufort, The History Workshop developed a comprehensive education program. The program includes a website, an activity trunk, and three lesson plans suitable for use at DoDea and Beaufort County public schools.
View photos of the education program
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