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Consultants work freelance or in established firms on projects ranging from National Register nominations, to court cases and corporate histories, to advising neighborhood associations, local government, and museums. With the help of the NCPH Consultants Committee we have compiled several resources for those seeking consultant or proposal information:
- NCPH Consultants List -The individuals listed here are members of NCPH who present themselves as historical consultants. Potential clients/employers are invited to contact them directly to request work proposals, resumes, samples of work, or references.
- Articles of Interest
The following articles have appeared in The Public Historian
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Vol. 28, No. 1: 107-110 Winter 2006
Personal and Professional Issues in Private Consulting - Alan S. Newell |
Vol. 9, No. 2: Winter 1989
On Historical Consulting- "Earn Big Money! Become a Historian," the matchbook said - Philip L. Cantelon
On Historical Consulting- "This is history, but history with a difference" - Lorne McWatters |
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Vol. 20, No. 1: 49-57, Winter 1998
Can the Web Really Do It All? Perceptions of Historical Research on the Internet - Julie A. Corley |
Vol. 6, No. 3: Spring 1986
The Consultant's Dilemma - Shelley Bookspan
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Vol. 14, No. 4: Summer 1994
Historians in Consulting - Lisa Mighetto, Historical Research Associates Inc., Seattle |
Vol. 3, No 3: Summer 1981
Historians and Corporate Consulting - Ernest C. Swiger, Jr.
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Vol. 13, No. 2: Winter 1993
Consulting on Business Archives or Where is the 500-pound Gorilla When you Really Need One? - Paul Soifer |
Vol. 1, No. 2: , Winter 1979
Historians’ Skills and Business Needs - Robert W. Pomeroy |
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