Mitigation

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Fifth Church of Christ Scientist

City of Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio

Clark County Veterans Memorial Hall

City of Springfield, Clark County, Ohio

Former International Truck and Engine Lagonda Assembly Plant

City of Springfield, Clark County, Ohio

Bucyrus Water Treatment Plant 

(HAER #OH-140)

City of Bucyrus, Crawford County, Ohio

Keowee Street Bridge 

(SFN: 5760550, PID: 94020)

City of Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio    

Wright State University, Fairborn, Ohio

As part of a MOA between the SHPO and a cellular communications provider, Kramb developed a tri-fold walking tour brochure to document the history of four buildings comprising Founder’s Quadrangle at the center of Wright State University’s campus. 

City of Van Wert, Ohio

As part of a MOA between the SHPO and a cellular communications provider, Kramb worked with the Van Wert Historical Society and developed a tri-fold tour brochure promoting nine select sites within downtown Van Wert.       

Portage Lakes State Park, 

East Reservoir & North Reservoir, 

Summit County, Ohio

As part of a MOA for the East Reservoir Dam Improvements Project and a separate MOA for the North Reservoir Dam Improvements Project at Portage Lakes State Park, Kramb designed 24"H x 36"W display boards presenting the history of Ohio's Canal-Era, Portage Lakes, and East Reservoir and North Reservoir, respectively.  

East Reservoir, Portage Lakes State Park, 

Summit County, Ohio

As part of a MOA for the East Reservoir Dam Imrprovements Project, Kramb researched and wrote a historic context report covering the period of East Reservoir and Portage Lakes from the end of the canal era through the development of the Portage Lakes State Park facilities in the 1960s. 

Kingwood Center, Richland County, Ohio

Kramb updated the original 1976 National Register of Historic Places Nomination Form for Kingwood Center, the circa 1926 estate of Charles Kelley King designed by architect Clarence Mack and landscape architects Pitkin & Mott.

Augspurger Amish/Mennonite Settlement Multiple Resource Area

Butler County, Ohio

As part of a MOA developed in light of demolishing a NRHP listed property belonging to the Augspurger Amish/Mennonite Settlement, Kramb updated the Ohio Historic Inventory forms for 17 properties listed on the NRHP in 1984 as part of a Mennonite settlement that prospered in Butler County between about 1820 and 1880.