From the Müllerhaus Team
Selected Articles
Through short highlights from our books, archives, and research, we offer a glimpse into the journey of legacies discovered, appreciated, and understood.
Featured Articles
The Kennedy Building: An Everlasting Monument
From the Archives: Müllerhaus Legacy often works with accomplished families who steward historically-significant buildings. BAM Properties, the business of the Bumgarner Family in Tulsa, OK is one such story.
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What Is Company History and Why Is It Important?
What exactly is your company's history made up of and what value does it hold for you and your people? We'll help you envision how to preserve and share your company history with influence.
The Toll House Chocolate Chip Cookie and the American Dream
The story of how America's cookie was invented at a Massachusetts inn and became a quintessential example of the American Dream.
Privacy, Humility, and Dignity in the Pursuit of Legacy
The need for appreciation and understanding, the desire to pass on wisdom, and the longing to be remembered are all a part of being human. Yet well-known families and successful leaders often feel a unique burden when sharing the story of their accomplishments.
Pioneers of Convenience
Now in its 65th year, QuikTrip sets industry standards for success through constant innovation. But in the beginning, cofounders Chester Cadieux and Burt Holmes had little more than ambition, work ethic, and just enough good luck.
How to Make Great Company Anniversary Social Media Posts
Here's a simple step-by-step path you can follow to creating social content for your company anniversary.
The First Lady of Television
Raised in a boarding house and a millionaire by 30, Maria Helen Alvarez was profiled in the book 4th & Boston: Heart of the Magic Empire because of her historical contribution to Tulsa’s development.
Company Milestones: What They Are & Why They Matter
Learn how your company's rich history can amplify your social media messaging and open the door for authentic, trust-based relationships to be built.
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