In-depth historical research is at the center of all Row 10 projects. Our staff’s facility with primary records, secondary sources, archives, and online repositories allow Row 10 to develop histories that fulfill our clients requirements while remaining cost effective. We have conducted historic research on projects as rich and varied as the development of a nationwide mid-twentieth century hospital program, individual historic properties dating to the early days of Colonial Louisiana, and the development of Army forts in the American West.
All of Row 10’s historians exceed the Secretary of Interior’s Professional Qualification Standards (36 CFR 61).

Documentation of historic resources is a critical step in future planning, as well as a record of our past. The professional architectural historians of Row 10 utilize cutting-edge technologies and experience to maximize efficiency without sacrificing quality in field survey. Our staff has surveyed thousands of resources, including residences, commercial buildings, bridges, parks, cemeteries, airplanes, toll booths, schools, Traditional Cultural Properties (TCPs) and hospitals, to the standards of the National Park Service and respective states. The data collected has been used for state and National Register of Historic Places nominations, identification under Section 106, requirements under Section 110, fulfillment of mitigation measures, and historic preservation plans.

The professionals of Row 10 are on the cutting-edge of historic preservation compliance. Our understanding of the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) and its implementing regulations (36 CFR Part 800) allow us to provide our clients with innovative solutions to efficiently manage consultation processes. Additionally, our staff is experienced in the integration of NHPA and the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), providing us multiple avenues of compliance to provide our clients.