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Successful
communities value their older buildings and neighborhoods, cultural
traditions and way of life as assets. MMA pioneered the concept of
heritage development. We help communities harness the distinctive
character of place as the foundation for a competitive future.
Regional revitalization and conservation plans.
Large heritage regions call for collaboration among towns, counties,
state and federal agencies, and numerous non-profit organizations.
- Blackstone River
National Heritage Corridor (RI, MA)
- Delaware & Lehigh
National Heritage Corridor (PA)
- Atchafalaya Trace
Heritage Area (LA)
- Lancaster-York Heritage
Region (PA)
- Savannah River Scenic
Highway (SC)
Catalytic building reuse.
White elephants can be catalysts for revitalization. We look beyond
the presenting assignment to find a fresh approach, determine feasibility,
and foster strong community backing.
- Jefferson School,
Charlottesville, VA
- Irem Temple, Wilkes-Barre,
PA
- Farish Street Historic
District Plan, Jackson MS
Tourism.
Good places to visit are good places to live. Heritage tourism development
adds to a community's competitiveness for business location decisions.
MMA's systematic approach combines strategies for product development
(the experiences), hospitality infrastructure (accommodations, visitor
services, transportation), governmental relations (state and local
governments, tourism offices), funding (sustainable sources), and
marketing (public relations, advertising).
- Colorado Heritage Tourism Strategic Plan
- Pennsylvania's Framework
for Heritage Tourism Development
- Cape Cod Regional
Tourism Plan
- Buffalo Niagara Cultural
Tourism Plan
- Maryland Civil War
Heritage Tourism Initiative
- Illinois Heritage
Tourism Training Course
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