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Advisors & Interviewees | | | | | | | | Voyageur
worked with an outstanding team of project advisors and interviewees during the
development and production of Sacred Spaces of Greater Cincinnati. We are grateful
for their extraordinary knowledge of the subject, wise advice and collaborative
service.
This website page includes bios of our project advisors, the names
of our all of our interviewees, as well as transcripts (PDF files) of their original
interviews. The interview transcripts are an incredible source of detailed information
and insights about specific spaces, and general concepts presented in the documentary.
We thank our experts for graciously allowing Voyageur to provide their comments
to viewers, teacher and students for educational use.
| | Beth
Sullebarger - Principal Advisor/Co-Writer | | Beth
Sullebarger is an historic preservation consultant based in Glendale, Ohio. She
earned a B.A. in English from Rutgers and an M.S. in Historic Preservation from
Columbia University. Her extensive knowledge of the subject matter is partly based
on her experience as Executive Director for the Cincinnati Preservation Association,
City Planner for the City of Cincinnati, | and
a member of the Historic Conservation Board. Sullebarger has received numerous
awards for her work including three Public Education and Awareness Awards from
the Ohio Historic Preservation Office for the exhibit entitled "Lost Cincinnati,"
the publication A Guide to Art & Architecture in Cincinnati's Parks and the
video-documentary, Something Worth Saving: Historic Preservation in Cincinnati.
She is a contributing author of Architecture in Cincinnati: an Illustrated History
of Designing and Building an American City, published in 2006 by Ohio University
Press.
| | Grace
Hill - Advisor | | Grace
Hill has 45 years experience with CET and is currently Director of Programming
for the station. She serves as Executive Producer for many local programs, including
Music Hall: Cincinnati Finds Its Voice, Relive the Magic, Lilias!, biographies
of John Ruthven and Joe Nuxhall, and the weekly public affairs program, Focus.
Hill has produced a number of award-winning programs including Cincinnati |
Reflections and Zinzinnati Reflections. She serves as advisor on a variety of
boards including the Ohio Educational Broadcasters' Program Advisory Committee
and is past Chairman of the Eastern Educational Network Programs Managers' Council.
| | Daniel
Hurley - Advisor | | Daniel
Hurley is widely known in Greater Cincinnati for his expertise in community history,
politics, culture and religion. He received his B.S. in History from Xavier University
and has an M.A. in American History from the College of William and Mary. He currently
works as Assistant Vice President for History and Research at the Cincinnati Museum
Center and as historical/political reporter | for
WKRC news and Executive Producer and host of Local 12 Newsmakers, a weekly public
issues show. Hurley has extensive credits as writer and media producer for local
projects and clients including, The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center,
Cincinnati Museum Center, Miami University, Parker House Historical Society, Tall
Stacks, the Archdiocese of Cincinnati and many others. He is author of several
books including, Steamboat Days on America's Rivers, One Child at a Time: The
Cincinnati Children's Home, and Cincinnati: The Queen City.
| | Walter E. Langsam - Advisor | | Walter
Langsam is an architectural historian and historic preservation consultant with
special expertise in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky architecture. He has a BA
in English Literature from Miami University and an MA in Art History from Yale.
Langsam teaches art and architectural history at the University of Cincinnati.
He is author of Great Houses of the Queen City: 200 Years of |
Historic and Contemporary Architecture in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky (1997)
and an award-winning brochure, Architecture Cincinnati: A Guide to Nationally
Significant Buildings and Their Architects in the Cincinnati Area (1999).
| | Margaret
Warminski - Advisor | | Margaret
Warminski is Preservation Director for the Cincinnati Preservation Association,
a nonprofit, membership organization that advocates for the preservation of historic
cultural resources in Greater Cincinnati. Warminski holds a B.A. in English language
and literature from the University of Michigan and studied Community Planning,
with a concentration in historic preservation, at the | |
University of Cincinnati. She has worked as a historic preservation consultant
in the Cincinnati area, specializing in historic research, architectural surveys,
and nominations to the National Register of Historic Places. | | All
Interviewees | | Voyageur
thanks our cast of on-camera interviewees for sharing their knowledge and passion
about these architectural treasures with so many viewers, teachers and students.
Interview transcripts are available from most participants as PDF files. | | Daniel
Hurley, Asst. Vice President -- History & Research, Cincinnati Museum
Center | Interview
Transcript
Coming
soon... | | Walter
E. Langsam, Architectural Historian, University of Cincinnati | Interview
Transcript
Coming
soon... | | Jean
Hodge, Church Historian, Covenant-First Presbyterian Church | | | Reverend
Christopher R. Armstrong, Former Chancellor, Archdiocese of Cincinnati; Pastor,
St. Antoninus | Interview
Transcript
Coming
soon... | | Rabbi
Lewis Kamrass, Senior Rabbi, Isaac M. Wise Temple | | | Mike
Crusham, Archivist & Tour Guide, Old St. Mary's Church | | | Paul
Tenkotte, Ph.D., Professor of History, Thomas More College | | | Beth
Sullebarger, Historic Preservation Consultant, Sullebarger Associates | | | Karla
Goldman, Ph.D., Historian in Residence, Jewish Women's Archive; Contributing
Author, Black Zion: African American Religious Encounters with Judaism | Interview
Transcript
Coming
soon... | | Reverend
Damon Lynch, Jr., Presiding Co-Chair, The National Underground Railroad Freedom
Center; Pastor, New Jerusalem Baptist Church | Interview
Transcript
Coming
soon... | | Eartell
Brownlow, Church Member, Southern Baptist Church | Interview
Transcript
Coming
soon... | | William
Schickel, Artist & Designer, William Schickel Gallery | Interview
Transcript
Coming
soon... | | Shakila
Ahmad, Trustee, Tours and Talks Chair, Islamic Center of Greater Cincinnati | |
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