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Kristin Harms 11/21/25 Kristin Harms 11/21/25

George A. D'Hemecourt: The Civil Engineer Behind University Heights' Map

Discover the story of George d'Hemecourt, the civil engineer who created the 1900 Amended Map of University Heights covering 6,200 parcels and designed the iconic Quince Street Bridge.

Kristin Harms 4/11/25 Kristin Harms 4/11/25

New Historical Marker Honors Old Trolley Barn Site

UH celebrates its streetcar heritage with a new historical marker at Old Trolley Barn Park.

Kristin Harms 3/20/25 Kristin Harms 3/20/25

The Enduring Appeal of Bungalow Courts

UH’s bungalow courts remain beloved for their style, community feel, and historic significance.