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Preserving the Imagined Past: Reconstructions and the National Park Service
(2008-05)
The National Park Service (NPS) has been a consistent leader in cultural
resource management and historic preservation for almost 100 years. Along with
historic structures, the NPS is responsible for the management and ...
“Then You’ll Have a Fine House…”: The New Frame House of Norwegian Immigrants Anna and Hans Goulson, Swift County, Minnesota
(2011-04)
Building on an earlier investigation to examine the dugout house site of the Lars and Anna Christopherson
and later Hans and Anna Christopherson Goulson families, the present study of the Goulson’s
frame house grew out ...
Values-centered preservation theory and the preservation planning of African-American historic resources in Prince George’s County, Maryland
(2008-05)
This paper examines values-centered preservation theory as articulated in
Randall Mason’s article Theoretical and Practical Arguments for Values-Centered
Preservation, and considers its usefulness as a model for preservation ...
Points of Intersection: Historic Preservation in Kent County, Maryland, and Planning for the Captain John Smith Chesapeake National Historic Trail
(2008-05)
In October 2006 the commissioners of Kent County, Maryland, enacted legislation
establishing an Historic Preservation Commission. Earlier in 2006, Kent County
prepared a comprehensive management plan that included a ...
The Bryant Street Pumping Station and the McMillan Park Reservoir Historic District: a question of boundaries
(2009-05)
The McMillan Park Reservoir and Filtration Plant in northwest Washington, D.C.,
are rightfully designated as a local historic district, recognizing both their unique design and
important role in the development and ...
The World Heritage Convention's Impact on Local Communities: Can We Utilize the U.S. Historic Preservation Approach for the World Heritage Program?
(2008-05)
Many countries try to obtain sustainable community development by participating in the World Heritage Convention, particularly when they discovered that the World Heritage Program is a useful tool for developing cultural ...
Compton Bassett Chapel : a historic structure report.
(2013-05)
The purpose of this historic structure report was to investigate the eighteenthcentury
brick structure known as “the chapel,” located on the Compton Bassett
property in Upper Marlboro, Maryland. All aspects of the chapel ...
Is historic preservation really smart growth? A critical examination of historically automobile-oriented suburbs such as Silver Spring, Maryland
(2009-05)
Many in the preservation community argue that Historic Preservation is Smart Growth, but this argument does not take into account all types of historic resources, especially those that were developed in response to the ...
Mending a fractured landscape: balancing culture and nature in the vanishing mill town of Daniels, Maryland
(2012-05)
The remnants of historic Daniels Mill provide a fleeting glimpse into the past, to a spot where a community once thrived. The community, which began as the small mill village of Elysville, is representative of the many ...
A sustaining heritage : historic markets, public space, and community revitalization
(2013-05)
In order to ensure a strong future for the preservation movement, historic resources must play an active role in community life. America’s historic market halls fulfill this mandate, bolstering the economies of neighborhoods ...