Research, Planning and Implementation

Serving the heritage community regionally and nationally

Oregon:
Northwest Heritage Consultants
6281 Walina Court SE

Salem, OR 97317-9141

(503) 749-4428
consultants@northwestheritage.com

Washington:

Northwest Heritage Consultants
1210 Irving Street SW

Tumwater, WA 98512

(360) 705-1501

(360) 705) 1521 – fax

consultants@northwestheritage.com

Northwest Heritage Consultants principals have expertise applicable to a variety of situations that provides great flexibility to our clients.

Dr. William S. Hanable is a historian working in Salem. Hanable is the former director of the Westport (WA) Maritime Museum and the former executive director the Alaska Historical Commission

Dr. Michael J. Warner is a museum and cultural center development consultant working in Tumwater, WA. Warner is the former director of the C.M. Russell Museum (MT) and former director of Outreach Services for the Washington State Historical Society.

Susan Licht, AIA, is an architectural historian licensed in Oregon and is National Council of Architectural Registration Boards certified.

Services offered:

Administrative and management histories

Grant applications and grant management

Historic preservation plans

Historic resources studies

Historic structures reports

Historic surveys

Interpretive concepts

Indoor and Outdoor exhibits

Capabilities & Expertise

Architectural Historian

Exhibit designer

Facilitator

Fundraiser

Grant Writer

Historian

Historic Preservation

Historic Architect

In addition, our network of associates allows us to tap specialists such as archaeologists, ecologists, exhibit designers, Fresnel lens specialists, interpretive planners and landscape architects.

Partial Client List:

Alaska State Parks

Klondike Centennial

Marion County Historical Society

National Park Service

Oregon Heritage Commission

Squaxin Island Tribe

Tualip Indian Tribes

United State Air Force

United States Fish & Wildlife Service

Northwest Heritage Consultants is veteran-owned and certified as an emerging small business by the Oregon Office of Women, Minority and Emerging Small Business.

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