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Where history persists and the future unfolds

Deepwell Media is the scaffolding that supports and moves my work across research, public history, and cultural writing. At its heart is a simple line: Where history persists and the future unfolds. Everything that carries the Deepwell name is built on that foundation: rigorous, accessible, and culturally resonant.


Deepwell is organized around four aligned imprints, each with its own emphasis but connected by the same philosophy:


  • Research Historian — History, documented. Technical consulting and SHPO/NRHP-compliant research, producing reports and surveys for cities and preservation agencies.
     
  • Character Home — History, lived. A public-facing brand that explores the legacies and futures of everyday houses, offering guides, stories, and practical tools.
     
  • Jeffery Holley — History, written. My personal writing: essays and commentary that translate preservation into cultural thought and critique.
     
  • anarchh.ist — History, unruly. An experimental zine for critical, sometimes provocative cultural commentary, with room for future collaborators. Pronounced anarchist, it is an encoded portmanteau, folding anarchist into an arch hist; a sly backronym for “an architectural historian.”
     

Together, these strands form Deepwell Media: a coherent whole that allows me to move fluidly between professional research, approachable lifestyle content, personal intellectual work, and experimental critique. Each imprint stands on its own, but when taken together they reinforce a single idea: that history is not static. It is a resource that shapes how we live now, and how we imagine what comes next.



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