Background
Siekkinen, George Oswald was born on February 27, 1950 in Warren, Ohio, United States. Son of George O. Senior and Martha C. (Kangaskoski) Siekkinen.
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George Oswald Siekkinen
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AB cum laude, Case Western Reserve U., 1972; student, Boston Architectural Center, 1973; Master of Architecture, Ohio State University, 1976; certified, Williamsport Preservation Training Center, 1981; postgraduate, University of California, Berkeley, 1983; postgraduate, George Washington University, since 1995.
Career
Regional history preservation officer, Ohio State University, Mansfield, 1977-1978;
designer, project reviewer, history architect, unites states department Interior, National Park Svc., Washington, San Francisco, 1978-1985;
designer, The Ehrenkrantz Group, San Francisco, 1985-1987;
senior architect, National Trust for History Preservation, Washington, since 1987. Graduate teaching associate The Ohio State University, Columbus, 1974-1976. Major archtl.projects include Comstock Project, Virginia City, Nevada, 1980, Piper Barn, Antietam National Battlefield, Sharpsburg, Maryland., 1980-1982, Salt Lake City and County Building, 1985-1987, Old Washoe Club, Virginia City, 1986,St. Marks Church, San Francisco, 1987, Bachelor's Hope, Chaptico, Maryland., 1989-1992, Eastman Hill, Lovell, Maine, 1990-1993, Lyndhurst, Tarrytown, New York, since 1987, Montpelier, Orange, Virginia, since 1987.
Consultant architectural history Ohio History Society, Ohio Preservation Office, 1975-1977. Speaker National Park Svc., 1984, National Trust History Preservation, 1985, 88, 90, 91, 92, others.
Achievements
Membership
Member Martinsburg (West Virginia) History Preservation Committee, 1987-1988, Foundation forSan Francisco's Architectural Heritage, Greenpeace, Sierra Club, United States Committee/International Council on Monuments and Sites, Washington Conservation Guild. Member Association for Preservation Technology, Historic Martinsburg Foundation (board directors), Washington Club Preservation Fund, Metropolitan Club Preservation Foundation.
