Gray & Pape, Inc.

Gray & Pape, Inc. Established in 1987, Gray & Pape, Inc. is a national consulting firm specializing in cultural resources

Headquartered in Cincinnati, OH we serve our clients from regional offices in Indianapolis, IN, Houston, TX, Richmond, VA, and Providence, RI. During our 30 year history, we have established a reputation with clients and regulatory agencies for understanding the intricacies of CRM planning, permitting, and project implementation. The firm qualifies as a Small Business Enterprise and is a charter m

ember of the American Cultural Resources Association. The firm has substantial expertise providing all types and phases of cultural resources studies. Our services range from archival research and the analysis of cultural landscapes to archaeological and architectural survey, evaluation, and mitigation. Our service offerings go beyond traditional CRM consulting capabilities to include support of project development and management of the client's CRM interests, thereby allowing the client to focus on its core business mission. Gray & Pape offers a proven ability to work productively as a responsible member of larger project teams, and brings expertise in project development, scoping, scheduling, and fiscal management to bear on issues such as public relations, land planning, engineering, and construction.

In this installment of Gray & Pape's Travel Recs, Midwest Archaeologist Jason Kovacs gives a glowing recommendation of t...
08/26/2026

In this installment of Gray & Pape's Travel Recs, Midwest Archaeologist Jason Kovacs gives a glowing recommendation of the Crystal River Archaeological Park! Located in Crystal River, FL, the state park preserves and educates visitors about six precontact mound structures and the people who used them. The mound complex served as both a significant economic and cultural site for indigenous communities all along the Gulf for 1,600 years.

For more information, visit the park's website: https://www.floridastateparks.org/parks-and-trails/crystal-river-archaeological-state-park

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Friday August 21st was the first ever International Day for Underwater Cultural Heritage. We’re proud to support histori...
08/24/2026

Friday August 21st was the first ever International Day for Underwater Cultural Heritage. We’re proud to support historic preservation, and we encourage you to learn more about global efforts to identify, document, protect, and promote our shared heritage.

Learn more about the International Day (https://www.unesco.org/en/days/underwater-cultural-heritage) or indulge in a compilation video of underwater archaeology in practice (https://www.youtube.com/).

Safety first! At Gray & Pape, safety is one of our top priorities. Pictured here is a future architectural historian dem...
08/21/2026

Safety first! At Gray & Pape, safety is one of our top priorities. Pictured here is a future architectural historian demonstrating the proper way to wear a high-visibility vest.

Please join us in wishing Lindsay Gundler a fond farewell. She started with Gray & Pape as an Archaeology Field Tech and...
08/19/2026

Please join us in wishing Lindsay Gundler a fond farewell. She started with Gray & Pape as an Archaeology Field Tech and became full-time staff in 2018 as Midwest Logistics Coordinator. In that role she moved all the people to all the places with all the equipment, which is no easy task. In 2025, she transitioned to the History/Architecture team where she developed her architectural history skill set: learning the beginning phases of the Section 106 process, taking architectural photos, and exploring various research tools. Lindsay is moving on to the next chapter, pursing a masters in Public History at the University of Cincinnati.

Congratulations to Lindsay, and best wishes!

Our July Employee of the Month is Jacob Hamill! Jacob is recognized for his cooperation, positive attitude, cost/time sa...
08/14/2026

Our July Employee of the Month is Jacob Hamill! Jacob is recognized for his cooperation, positive attitude, cost/time saving measures, and for special tasks and projects

Since he joined us last year, Jacob Hamill has been an outstanding addition to the Northeast office. Jacob is an invaluable field supervisor whose leadership, organizational, and technical skills are much appreciated. This is especially true for our larger projects, such as an expansive project that crosses Vermont and Massachusetts. Jacob has skills out of the field too, providing much needed and excellent assistance with site interpretation and reporting. He embodies calm in the chaos. Thanks to Jacob for all his very hard work and effort!

Historic Buildings Can Offer More Than Character — They Can Offer Significant Tax Benefits. If your business, developmen...
08/12/2026

Historic Buildings Can Offer More Than Character — They Can Offer Significant Tax Benefits. If your business, development team, or investment group is considering the rehabilitation of a historic commercial or income-producing property, the Federal Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit may provide a valuable financial incentive. The program offers a 20% federal income tax credit on qualified rehabilitation expenditures for eligible certified historic structures.

But successfully pursuing historic tax credits involves more than determining whether a building is historic. Projects must meet specific eligibility, rehabilitation, certification, and tax requirements — and planning early can make a meaningful difference.
Convert a former school or factory building into affordable housing, office space, or mixed-use retail and apartments? Perhaps convert a church into an event space?

That’s where we can help!

Our team helps clients navigate the historic tax credit process, from evaluating potential eligibility and planning a qualifying rehabilitation to working through the documentation and certification process. Preserving a historic property can protect an important piece of the community while creating new economic value.

Considering a historic rehabilitation project? Contact us to learn how historic tax credits could fit into your project strategy!

Photo credits: https://www.nps.gov/subjects/taxincentives/index.htm

For our next installment of "Gray & Pape Travel Recs", we want to give a shoutout to the National Quilt Museum! Archaeol...
08/07/2026

For our next installment of "Gray & Pape Travel Recs", we want to give a shoutout to the National Quilt Museum! Archaeologists Jocelyn Connolly and Amelia Bidwell were blown away by the incredible quilts on exhibit when they were in Paducah, KY.

NQM serves its home city, a UNESCO Creative City renowned for their folk art traditions, as well as the wider quilters community. If you have an interest in quilting but are too far away to visit, check out their online educational programs: https://buff.ly/iOe78YV

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Welcome to our new series "Gray & Pape Travel Recs"! 'Tis the season for vacations and travelling, so we're highlighting...
08/05/2026

Welcome to our new series "Gray & Pape Travel Recs"! 'Tis the season for vacations and travelling, so we're highlighting cultural destinations we've worked at or visited while on projects. Our first travel rec is Old Sturbridge Village located in Sturbridge, MA. Old Sturbridge Village is an outdoor history museum depicting a New England town in the early 19th century.

The Northeast Office celebrated their 2025 holiday season at the Village, exploring the 40 historic buildings and learning from in-costume interpreters on site. The Village has seasonal activities year-round and has experiences for visitors of all ages.

Website and Photo Credits: https://www.osv.org/

Continuing with our run of "Architectural Historians in Uncommon Places" theme... Last week, Gray & Pape architectural h...
07/31/2026

Continuing with our run of "Architectural Historians in Uncommon Places" theme... Last week, Gray & Pape architectural historians were in Grand Rapids, Michigan, conducting documentation and monitoring of the demolition of a low-head dam in the Grand River, which runs through downtown Grand Rapids.

The dam's are being demolished to improve the habitat for native fish, and support increased fish passage and greater ecological resilience. In addition, the broader scope Grand River Restoration will expand access and create new recreation opportunities, support a healthier river ecosystem, and assist in river-related economic vitality.

07/30/2026

Join us Thursday, July 30 at 6:30 PM, for Archaeology 101! Special guest speaker Michael Quennoz is an archaeologist with Gray & Pape located in Houston, Texas. Since 2016, he has been investigating the archaeology and history of Houston’s Memorial Park. His presentation will talk about his archaeological work in the park, in particular the archaeology of WWI Camp Logan.

Ages 19+. 32 person capacity. Meeting Room 1.

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