Amplifier is proud to have completed more than 50 projects in 17 states and internationally. These are a select few.

History is more than just a series of dates and events; it’s the stories we tell ourselves, our children, and each other about who we are. But who gets to decide who “we” are?

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Small white chapel in a grassy field, surrounded by trees. A wooden sign reads Palmer Chapel, established 1898, remodeled 1929.
Cataloochee Valley
A family explores interactive exhibits at a nature center, learning about streams and waterfalls.
Hickory Run State Park
Red-brick building with green signs announcing the future site of Poindexter Village Museum and Cultural Center.
Poindexter Village Museum & Cultural Center
Watercolor of a rural scene with enslaved men, women, and children near a wooden cabin, carrying tools and walking on the grass.
Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest
Historic photo of a diverse group of adults and children standing on wooden steps in front of a small building.
Daniels Exhibit
A person walks past Malden Brothers Barber Shop with a bench and barber pole outside a brick building.
Alabama African American
People walking inside an old church with large windows, chandeliers, and various flags hanging from the ceiling.
Old North Church
Purple flag with white symbols, including squares connected by lines and a tree in the center, waving against a blue sky.
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As interpreters, we are professional storytellers but we’re also professional learners. And there is so much to be learned. No matter what are our field is, there is always more out there.

— Steve Boyd-Smith

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