Mary Humstone

Mary Humstone is a distinguished Principal at Humstone Consulting, where she leverages her extensive expertise in historic preservation and architectural history to provide invaluable insights and strategic guidance to a diverse range of clients across the United States and Canada. With a robust academic foundation as a faculty member in the American Studies Program at the University of Wyoming, Mary seamlessly integrates her scholarly knowledge with practical application, enriching her consulting work with a deep understanding of cultural heritage and conservation practices.

At Humstone Consulting, Mary has spearheaded key projects that emphasize the importance of preserving rural landscapes and historic sites, collaborating with notable organizations such as the National Trust for Historic Preservation and various state agencies. Her work often involves comprehensive research and field assessments, where she applies her keen eye for architectural detail and historical context to inform preservation strategies. Notably, her contributions to grant writing have secured funding for numerous initiatives aimed at revitalizing communities through heritage tourism and sustainable conservation practices.

Mary’s commitment to outreach and education is evident in her role as a public speaker and workshop facilitator, where she engages diverse audiences in discussions about the significance of historic preservation. Her ability to communicate complex ideas with clarity and passion has made her a sought-after expert in the field. Additionally, her skills in photography and editing enhance her storytelling capabilities, allowing her to effectively document and promote the narratives of the places she works to preserve. Through her multifaceted approach, Mary Humstone continues to champion the cause of historic preservation, ensuring that the rich tapestry of our architectural heritage is recognized and celebrated for generations to come.