Our Historical Architect

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Tobin Tracey, son of Jill and David Tracey of Manchester, has become the Senior Architect on the constructions team for the National Park Service, White House Liason in Washington, DC. In this new position, Tobin is reponsible for providing architectural expertise necessary to program, plan, design and perform research on the construction, alteration, repair and rehabilitation of projects for the White House and grounds, the Ellipse to the south of the White House and Lafayette Park to the north. He graduated from West Delaware High School in Manchester in 1981, received his Bachelor of Architecture from Iowa State University in Ames, IA in l986 and his Master's Degree in Historic Preservation from Goucher College in 1997. Prior to going to work for the National Park Service, Tobin worked as a historical architect and owned his own firm in Maine. During this time he was project manager of the restoration of the Portland Observatory, Portland, ME,
and received a national award from the National Historic Trust in 2001.

Since 2001, the McGee-Brick School Foundation has been very privileged to have his expertise donated in the restoration of this one-room school in Coffin's Grove Township. This important site is unique as one of very few brick one-room schools left standing in Iowa and was admitted to the National List of Historic Places in 1999. Tobin has aided in each step of restoration, carefully guiding it along proper guidelines set by the National List of Historic Places, for which the foundation is so grateful. Thank you so much Tobin Tracey!

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