Abstract
The article explores the method of deriving historical values from the history of an object and place, in connection with people important to the object or place. This is a detailed analysis of the practical process of translating an integrated historical narrative used to recreate important components or carriers of historical values, based on the case of two semi-detached villas in Poznań's Sołacz district. The HeV method used in this case illustrates how to qualify individual historical factors that may be of great importance in themselves, but of little importance in relation to architecture.
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