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Hargrove International

Formerly HTC Partners, Heritage Tourism Consultants · Cultural Heritage Planning · Assessment · Management · Marketing

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Historic Sites

April 26, 2020 By Cheryl Hargrove

Virtual and Real Experiences

These are unusual times – difficult for so many organizations and people attempting to survive the COVID-19 crisis. While many of us remain sheltered in place, one great way to experience heritage sites is via virtual tours. Hillwood Estate, Museum and Gardens (in Washington, DC) offers a series of digital offerings into the life of […]

Tagged With: Historic, Historic Sites, Museums

March 30, 2020 By Cheryl Hargrove

New Jersey’s Revolutionary War Sites: Site & Visitor Readiness Assessment

The Crossroads of the American Revolution Association and the New Jersey Historical Commission recognized the need for a baseline assessment to determine the visitor readiness and necessary enhancements of the state’s 150 sites related to the American Revolution. Hargrove International teamed up with Clarke Caton Hintz and Hunter Research for a year-long project to assess […]

Tagged With: Assessment, Assessments, Heritage Tourism, Historic Sites, New Jersey, Revolutionary War, Visitor Readiness

February 23, 2016 By Cheryl Hargrove

New Report on Declining Historic Site Visits

Bad news is never welcome. Opening my inbox to read about a new report from the American Academy of Arts & Sciences’ Humanities Indicators (HI) project on declining visitation to historic sites was indeed disappointing, but not unexpected. The report, citing visitation from 1979 to 2012, found that “with each birth cohort Americans of all […]

Tagged With: AASLH, Heritage Tourism, Historic Site Visitation, Historic Sites, Mandala Research

June 30, 2013 By Cheryl Hargrove

The Constitution Project (Washington DC): Strategic Plan

In 2013, The Constitution Project (TCP), a non-profit think tank in Washington DC whose goal is to build bipartisan consensus on significant constitutional and legal questions, engaged Hargrove International to facilitate its first comprehensive strategic planning process. During the course of the seven-month engagement, Hargrove conducted a detailed analysis of The Constitution Project’s finances, fundraising, […]

Tagged With: Historic Sites, Strategic Plan, Washington

December 30, 2009 By Cheryl Hargrove

Historic Annapolis (Maryland) Foundation: Site Sustainability Assessment

Tagged With: Assessments, Historic Sites, Maryland

September 30, 2006 By Cheryl Hargrove

San Antonio (Texas) Tourism Infrastructure and Marketing Assessment/Competitive Analysis Report

Tagged With: Competitive Analysis, Historic Sites, Site Assessment, Texas

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  • What We Do
    • Cultural Heritage Tourism
    • Strategic Planning
    • Board Development/Governance
    • Fundraising
    • Marketing Communications
  • Who We Are
    • About Hargrove International, Inc.
    • Hargrove International Team
  • Projects
    • Hargrove International Projects
    • Client List
    • Client Testimonials
  • Training
  • Books, etc.
    • Books and Booklets
    • Other Published Materials
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  • In my opinion . . .
  • What We Are Reading Now
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