This directory is intended to help the general public find people with expertise in various aspects of historic preservation, be it planning, design, development, financing, tax credits, National Register nominations or accounting as well as museums, venues and other preservation or history-related organizations. Full listings are made up of major donors to our organization and are intended to recognize these people and companies for their generosity to the cause of historic preservation in Missouri. Partial listings are individuals or companies that have given in the past or have affiliated with past-recognized projects, etc. It is NOT AN ENDORSEMENT of any of the companies or individuals mentioned.
We strongly urge you to obtain competitive bids and get references before the start of any building rehabilitation project.
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Kansas City Landmarks Commission
Contact: Jeffrey Williams
Work 414 E. 12th Street 16th Floor Kansas City MO 64113 work
Work Email: jeffrey.williams@kcmo.orgINTERNET
Website: KCMO.gov
Karen Bode Baxter, Preservation Specialist
Contact: Karen Bode Baxter
Work 5811 Delor Street St. Louis Missouri 63109 work
Work Phone: 314-353-0593work
Work Email: karen@bodebaxter.comINTERNET
About
Since 1993, Karen Bode Baxter has worked as a preservation consultant for property owners, real estate development teams, and architects on historic tax credit applications and National Register nominations in Missouri, Iowa, Oklahoma and New York. She has supervised the historic tax credit applications for hundreds of projects, ranging from small houses to commercial rehabilitation projects of all sizes, and costing from $40,000 to $500,000 million. Although most of her current projects are in the Saint Louis metropolitan area, she has recently worked on projects in a number of eastern Missouri communities, including Kirksville, Hannibal, Park Hills, Arcadia, De Soto, Cape Girardeau and Ste. Genevieve. She is certified as an historian and an architectural historian with over 35 years of historic preservation experience. She and her staff have worked together listing more than 70 buildings and 19 historic districts on the National Register of Historic Places. She completed her doctorate course work in history and historic preservation at Oklahoma State University and she has her Economic Development and Design Certifications from the National Main Street Center’s Certification Institute in Professional Downtown Management. Prior to coming to St. Louis in 1995 she worked for 7 years with historic downtown redevelopment programs connected with the National Trust for Historic Preservation in Iowa and Oklahoma. She is a past president and board member of Missouri Preservation and currently serves on the board of Missouri Main Street Connection.
Kiss My Sash Historic Wood Window Repair and Restoration
Contact: Kelsie Gray
Work Paducah Kentucky work
Personal Email: kelsiegray@gmail.comINTERNET
KPFF Consulting Engineers
Contact: Stefanie Barnes
Work 1630 Des Peres Road Suite 100 St. Louis Missouri 63131 work
Cell Phone: 314.835.0524cell
Work Email: stefanie.barnes@kpff.comINTERNET
Website: http://kpff.com
About
| KPFF’s St. Louis office, established in 2002, is a recognized expert in the rehabilitation of historic buildings, particularly in the Midwest. We have been involved with scores of rehabilitation projects that involved buildings on the National Register of Historic Places, or that used state and federal historic tax credits. Our experience includes buildings with all structural framing systems common at or before the turn-of-the-century, including brick bearing wall buildings, skeleton frame structures, flat plate concrete, heavy timber, and fireproof and archaic systems developed as ‘fire proof” buildings. Our expertise includes façade review and restoration including brick, terra cotta and sandstone, utilizing the National Park Service’s Preservation Briefs. We have also evaluated all types of foundation systems, and have been involved with major foundation strengthening and underpinning programs. |
Know of a resource we should add to our directory? While most of our Resource Directory listings are made up of generous donors to our organization, we understand that not all businesses are aware of our existence and/or have the capacity to donate to us. While we greatly appreciate financial contributions which allow us to do what we do — we don’t want to limit the amount of resources that you, who we exist so assist, have access to!
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