Angelina M. Bair, a long-time Cleveland resident, is the founder of Bair Consulting Services, LLC. Her passion for local history, art, landmark architecture, and historic preservation, combined with professional discipline makes her a well-suited candidate for any client’s research or information needs. 
 

Her professional results includes:​​​
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• Collaborating with Signet Realty to document the history of the Allen-Sullivan House. 
   

• ​Partnering with writer of American Castles, Lindsay A. Heller; preservation activist, Jule J. Rohl; local historian Tom G. Matowitz; and architectural photographer, Lauren R. Pacini on authoring the publication “Exceptional Tudor Revival Architecture of Greater Cleveland.”
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• Chronicled one hundred year anniversary of Employer Resource Center (ERC). 
   

• Firm's researched content for Dan Ruminski, The Cleveland Storyteller on the Cleveland Torso Murders & Kingsbury Run were featured on the Travel Channel 's The Paranormal Cleveland segment.
   

• Client and firm awarded Cleveland Restoration Society & American Institute of Architects Craftsmanship Award during the 2019 Celebration of Preservation
   

​Her professional background includes:​
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• ​16 Years' Experience of Professional Archival & Library Research

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• Raised $8,000 in corporate grants to start a special needs adapted toy
  collection at the Willoughby-Eastlake Public Library
   

• Certified Public Librarian
  (Ohio Library Council)
   

• Working on Graduate Certificate in Historic Preservation (Cleveland State University Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs)
   

• American Library Association Accredited Master of Library &
  Information Science (Kent State University)
   

• Bachelor of Arts in Art History
  (Case Western Reserve University)