Mark Maloy Email & Phone Number

Stafford, VA, US

Mclean, Virginia

• Serve as the lead on all non-personal interpretation for park sites along the George Washington Memorial Parkway including Arlington House, The Robert E. Lee Memorial, the U.S. Marine Corps War Memorial, Great Falls.
• Non-personal interpretation includes the park's websites and virtual tours, the park’s social media, and the park’s graphic design products such as posters, signs, exhibits and waysides.

Mclean, Virginia, United States

• Help the park ensure Section 106 compliance with all projects to protect the historic resources.
• Provide expert technical assistance for the historic preservation of the parkway and related sites
• Use my experience in archeology and history to review and comment on projects and contracts relating to construction and rehabilitation projects in the park.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

120 day detail as Supervisory Park Ranger for the interpretive staff at Ford's Theatre National Historic Site.

Mclean, VA

• Selected for a 120-day detail with the George Washington Memorial Parkway as the acting Cultural Resource Specialist.
• Help the park ensure Section 106 compliance with all projects to protect the historic resources.
• Provide expert technical assistance for the historic preservation of the parkway and related sites, including Arlington House, The Robert E. Lee Memorial and the Clara Barton National Historic Site.
• Use my experience in archeology and history to review and comment on projects and contracts relating to construction and rehabilitation projects in the park.

Greater Philadelphia Area

• Selected for a 120 day detail with the Northeast Regional Office of the National Park Service.
• Served as the Visual Information Specialist and webmaster for more than 80 parks and programs from Virginia to Maine.
• Guided the parks in the reduction of non-compliant documents on their websites.
• Attended the National Web Council.
• Provided training and expert technical advice in working with the parks.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Developed and presented informal and formal talks, and guided tours daily in a historic house for all types of diverse audiences in the intimate setting of the home where Frederick Douglass lived from 1877 to 1895.
• Researched, interpreted and presented important and often complicated and sensitive historical information including slavery and racism.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Historian at the American Battlefield Protection Program at the Washington Support Office for the National Park Service.
• Provided expert technical assistance and guidance on Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) to grant applicants in order to ensure proper stewardship of historic battlefield landscapes and other.
• Coordinated activities for Section 106 compliance for Battlefield Land Acquisition Grants, including identification and evaluation of historic properties while applying the National Register criteria; conducting.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Coordinated and ran ranger led programs for the public.
• Worked with different National Parks and multiple sites to coordinate programs.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Learned and executed five different work details to operate a 17 ton canal boat for up to 90 visitors at a time, including working as a deck hand, steering the boat, and working the mules.
• Presented interpretative programs for a diverse audience for the duration of the hour long canal boat rides, giving the public glimpses into everyday life in the 1870s canal life.

Charleston, South Carolina Area

• Performed up to 3 original interpretive programs a day on the history of Fort Sumter.
• Conducted up to 2 guided tours through Fort Moultrie discussing the site’s 171 years of military history.
• Performed opening and closing procedures at 4 uniquely different locations throughout the park.
• Maintained visitor center information desk at three separate locations between the two parks welcoming visitors and providing them with information on the sites.
• Served as fee collection officer when stationed at Fort Moultrie.

Charleston, South Carolina Area

• Performed living history presentations for the visiting pubic on various aspects of colonial life.
• Conducted special historical presentations for visiting school groups of up 50 children.
• Cared for various barnyard animals: feeding, observing, applying medicine, and helping with medical procedures.
• Led 45 minute horse drawn carriage tours of the property while interpreting the history of the site.
• Performed opening and closing procedures of numerous buildings and structures on the property daily.
• Coordinated, developed and helped run multiple lectures, presentations, and encampments, at the plantation dealing with various topics of the sites history.

Charleston, South Carolina Area

Operated walking tours of downtown Charleston, DC in evenings.

Gloucester, Virginia

• Historical site, directed project to find reported 17th century cellar, coordinated volunteer work, designed research goals and methodology, coordinated survey work, excavated shovel test pits, probing, and test unit.
• Presented findings and paper in January 2009 to the Society of Historical Archaeology.
• Helped in excavation of test units and features as well as cleaning and sorting of artifacts in laboratory.
• Gave tours of the site to visitors and school groups.
• Solicited corporations for funding archaeological excavation.

Gloucester, Virginia

• Native American site, ancestral village of Pocahontas, excavated test units and features, helped in laboratory cleaning and sorting artifacts. Worked with volunteers and led tours of the site.
• Appeared in NOVA Documentary Pocahontas Revealed.

Master’S Degree, History

Focus on Revolutionary War and Civil War history and memory Relevant Coursework: Historic Preservation, Museum Studies including using the.

Bachelor’S Degree, History, Anthropology

Activities and Societies: Graduate of the National Institute of American History and Democracy (NIAHD) Founder and President of the.