Founded by author and historian Scott Bradley. 📚 Storycraft | 🏛 History | 🌄 Appalachia The New Appalachian Workshop exists at the crossroads of history, imagination, and community. Founded by Scott Bradley—author, historian, and museum professional—it serves both as a future publishing imprint and as a trusted partner for museums, archives, and cultural organizations. Publishing
The New Appalachia
n Workshop is also Scott’s platform for creative work, including upcoming publications that weave together fantasy, history, and biography—projects that carry forward Appalachian stories while reaching global audiences. Scott holds a Master’s in Public History from Wright State University and brings over 15 years of experience at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force. He now serves as Executive Director of The Thunder Bay Museum while offering independent consulting for institutions across North America. Consulting Services
Scott works with museums and archives of all sizes to strengthen their operations and impact. His expertise includes:
Collections care & policy – from preservation to digitization
Exhibit development – planning, design input, and storytelling strategies
Organizational growth – strategic planning, governance, and community engagement
Archives management – cataloguing, access systems, and long-term sustainability
Scott is available to consult with museums, archives, and cultural institutions seeking practical guidance, fresh strategies, or collaborative project support.
📩 Reach out through this page to start the conversation—whether for consulting services, collaborative projects, or upcoming publications.