Tudor Place Foundation Inc

COMPREHENSIVE DESIGN FOR MAIN HOUSE, MOWER HOUSE AND GARAGE RENOVATIONS

THE TUDOR PLACE HISTORIC HOUSE AND GARDEN WILL IMPROVE MANAGEMENT AND CARE OF THEIR COLLECTION AND ARCHIVE THROUGH THE PURCHASE AND INSTALLATION OF HIGH-QUALITY STORAGE EQUIPMENT. THE PROJECT BUILDS UPON PLANNING DOCUMENTS CREATED BY A TEAM OF MUSEUM PROFESSIONALS, ARCHITECTS, AND ENGINEERS, AND WILL CONSOLIDATE MORE THAN 30 DISPERSED STORAGE LOCATIONS INTO ONE PURPOSE-BUILT COLLECTIONS MANAGEMENT CENTER.  AS A RESULT, CONSOLIDATED STORAGE, CONSERVATION AND IMPROVED ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS WILL ALLOW THE MUSEUM TO EXPAND ACCESS TO THESE OBJECTS AND MATERIALS TO STUDENTS, TEACHERS, AND RESEARCHERS.

MUSEUMS FOR AMERICA

TUDOR PLACE HISTORIC HOUSE AND GARDEN WILL ASSEMBLE AND SHARE A COLLECTION OF RESOURCES RELATED TO THE ENSLAVED INDIVIDUALS WHO LIVED AND WORKED AT THIS AND ASSOCIATED PROPERTIES TO PRESENT A MORE COMPLETE AND ACCURATE PORTRAYAL OF THEIR LIVES, THE HISTORY OF TUDOR PLACE, AND URBAN SLAVERY IN WASHINGTON, DC. PROJECT ACTIVITIES INCLUDE HIRING A PROJECT MANAGER TO COLLECT RESOURCES RELATED TO ENSLAVED PEOPLE AT TUDOR HOUSE AND PARTNER INSTITUTIONS, CONNECT WITH DESCENDANTS OF ENSLAVED INDIVIDUALS, AND CREATE A TEMPORARY EXHIBIT AND INTERPRETIVE PROGRAMMING INCORPORATING THE NEWLY COLLECTED SOURCES. THROUGH THIS PROJECT, TUDOR PLACE WILL ENGAGE AND SERVE A MORE DIVERSE AUDIENCE THROUGH TOURS AND LECTURES THAT BROADEN THE UNDERSTANDING OF URBAN SLAVERY IN THE CONTEXT OF AMERICAN HISTORY.

DESIGNING A NEW CLIMATE CONTROL SYSTEM FOR A NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARK

AT-RISK ARCHIVES AT TUDOR PLACE

TUDOR PLACE HISTORIC LIGHTING DEVICES ASSESSMENT

TUDOR PLACE HISTORIC HOUSE AND GARDEN'S CERAMICS COLLECTION CONSERVATION ASSESSMENT