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Welcome
Since 1974, HRA (Historical Research Associates) has
provided consulting services for public and private clients in cultural
resource management, litigation support and historical research.
Our Cultural Resource Management expertise enables clients to comply with
Section 106 and Section 110 requirements for cultural resource surveys and
mitigation, and to meet regulations for historic preservation reports,
including National Register nominations.
Our History Division provides expert witness and research services for an array
of litigation-related needs, particularly in tribal and treaty rights, water
rights, Potentially Responsible Party and other hazardous-waste research, as
well as book-length corporate and administrative histories.
Our partner companies extend our cultural resource management reach from coast
to coast and provide extensive document-collection and data-management
services.
To review some of our services, explore the links on the left.
For a more detailed search, click on the "Our People," "Our Projects" and "Your
Industry" buttons on the top, or type a key word into the Search box.
For more information about any of our services, Contact Us.
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| Featured Projects: |
| Keweenaw Bay, Mich., Indian taxation issues.
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| Potentially responsible parties associated with Bellingham landfill. more... |
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| Awards and Achievements: |
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| Emily Greenwald, Ph.D., |
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Dr. Greenwald has been appointed Vice President of HRA. Greenwald, an Associate Historian and an owner of the firm, has been with HRA for more than eight years.
She is the History Division Manager, overseeing a staff of 22 historians who conduct large-scale research and writing projects for a wide range of clients.
“Emily has proven her dedication to HRA and our clients time and again,” says Brad Bowden, President and CEO. “She continues our tradition of providing excellent consultation services to attorneys, helping them locate and understand historical records that are essential to their cases.”
Dr. Greenwald received her Ph.D. in History from Yale University in 1994 and is the author of Reconfiguring the Reservation: The Nez Perces, Jicarilla Apaches, and the Dawes Act (New Mexico, 2002). She conducts historical research and writing for attorneys and government agencies, emphasizing Native American history, federal Indian policy, and environmental history. |
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