SEMO Student Dawson Berglund Co-Authored a National Register of Historic Places

In this episode, we speak with Dawson Berglund, a freshman in the historic preservation department. Dawson has worked on a number of historic preservation projects around Cape. Dawson co-authored a National Register of Historic Places nomination for Turner Hall, which was officially listed this past April. He also assisted with the documentation of Dearmont Hall this past spring.

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:02):
Hello, you're listening to Arrow on the Air. I'm your host, Ellatinsley,
and in this episode we speak with Dawson Berglund. Dawson
co authored a National Register of Historic Places as part
of a nomination for Turner Hall, which was officially listed
this past April. He also assisted with the documentation of
the Dearmont Hall this past spring. The Cape Girardo County

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National Listing refers to the properties and districts that are
recognized for their historical significance and are included in the
National Register of Historic Places. There are sixty one such
listings in Cape Girardo County, Missouri, which includes various historic sites, buildings,
and districts. Currently, he's writing a National Register nomination for
the Himmelberger House, the Old Jane Stephens Honors Program House

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on North Henderson Avenue. This has been Arrow on the Air.
I'm your host, Ellatinsley and I'll see you next time.