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	Vol 1 No 1 February 1978 What We're About" Energy Conservation in Historic Structures Cultural Resources Management Guideline Coming Preserving Our Historic Sites Those People Back in WASO The List of Classified Structures Fire and Intrusion Alarm and Fire Protection Systems Doing Research? NPS Historic Preservation Technology Will Be Featured in Special Issue of the APT Bulletin Taking Care of Rapidly Deteriorating Objects

	Vol 1 No 2 June 1978 Non-Destructive Archeology and Remote Sensing: A Conceptual and Methodological Stance Join National Geographic Society-National Park Service Program Probes the Last Frontier in American Archeology Danger! Commonly Use Construction Materials and Methods May Be Hazardous to Your Health A New Identity for the List of Classified Structures Bandelier National Monument Receives Preservation Award Nationwide Reservoir Inundation Study Underway Chaco Navajo Project The Folks That Keep the Office Going Cal Cummings Honored With Two National Offices in Archeological Field The Policy Corner

	Vol 1 No 3 September 1978 Native American Policy Adaptive Use NATO Committee Fader's Folly Alaska Petroleum Reserve Ethnography Remote Sensing New Faces Data Systems Support Hopi/Navajo Programs Research at White Sands Policy Corner

	Vol 1 No 4 December 1978 Collection Needs Environmental Education Technical Literature Franklin House Letters to the Editor Field News

	Vol 2 No 1 March 1979 Living Cultures Accommodating The Handicapped Desertification Study A Never Ending Task Poison Free Wood Preservation

	Vol 2 No 2 June 1979 Scale, Texture, Continuity: Design Compatibility in Historic Preservation The Indian In America Groundwater and Archeology: Some Observations Use of Fiction as a Historical Source A Portable Kit for Conducting an Investigation of Architectural Fabric of Historic Buildings Rocky Mountain Region Considerations Non-historic Design Continuity Non-Artifactual Cultural Resources and NPS Planning New Training Program at North Atlantic Region

	Vol 2 No 3 September 1979 CRM in Alaska Klondike Gold Rush NHP Subsistence Coordination National Petroleum ANCSA 14(h)(1) Cultural Anthropology Sitka NHP Three-Way Partnership Special Link to the Past Native Cultural Relations

	Vol 2 No 4 December 1979 Parks for Recreation Lowell Experiment Gran Quivira Nomenclature Locking Up Structures Reconstructions

	Vol 3 No 1 March 1980 Preserving Cultural and Historic Landscapes: Developing Standards American Rock Art: A Forgotten Resource Status of the Task Force Report on PL 95-341

	Vol 3 No 2 June 1980 Threats to the Parks-Fact or Fiction? Historical Utility Lines: A Resource in Search of Constituents The Paleo Indian Period in North America: New Evidence from Eastern North America Park Service Begins Lighthouse Study Ellis Island Restoration Project Navajo Indian Irrigation Project

	Vol 3 No 3 September 1980 Legislation Good Neighbors Navajo Nation Cultural Anthropology Kaibab-Paiute Gran Quivira Zuni Comprehensive Plan Nez Perce Letters to the Editor Audio/Visual Program

	Vol 3 No 4 December 1980 City Point, Virginia Relations with Alaskan Natives Bandelier And Native Americans Historic Wildlife Branded Bricks Zuni Archeology Program Regional Management System PL 96-515 Impacts On NPS

	Vol 4 No 1 March 1981 Twenty-Eight Coats of White House History Historic Structures of the National Park Service Interior Finishes of NPS Buildings, Special Segment of America's Decorative Arts Heritage Historic Preservation Training for NPS Personnel Standardizing Historic Structure Preservation Guides Building for the National Parks in the Rocky Mountain West; 1872-1966 Monitoring Structural Movements Curatorial Comment: The Museum Role of the Park Service

	Vol 4 Nos 2-4 December 1981 Curatorial Services New Functions Historic Structures Research in Progress Introduction to Collections Preserve Historic Structure Pigeon Health Hazards Fund Raising Bulletin Resumes From the Editor

	Vol 5 Nos 1-3 September 1982 Tumacacori Project New Steering Committee CRM Info Sources Saint Gaudens Book Published Why Inventory Properties? Research In Progress

	Vol 5 No 4 December 1982 Progress in Care of Collections Retracing Developments NARO Museum Technician Training CRM Training Opportunities Priping in St. Louis Giant Step for Hot Springs Mystery Table News Notes

	Vol 6 No 1 March 1983 PRIP Helps at Klondike Strides with NCR Collections Collections at Hubbell Sound Recordings Nez Perce Canoes Seneca Lab Golden Gate's Gallery Study at Independence Curatorial Comment

	Vol 6 No 2 June 1983 Historian's Concerns Cape Canaveral A Modest Proposal Clio and the Computer Working on the Railroad Yosemite's Indians German Settlement Research in Spain

	Vol 6 No 3 September 1983 History—Discipline Approach The CCC Administrative History Cultural Resources Inventory Statues, Monuments, Memorials Gettysburg Oral History Fort Hunt Bicentennial at Independence NHP Response

	Vol 6 No 4 December 1983 The Role of Anthropology Historical Archeology "Say Ranger" The La Mesa Fire Patrolling Checklist RP3 Socio-Anthropologists Ethnoarcheology Students and Survey Preservation Collections Response

	Vol 7 No 1 April 1984 Park Service Manages U.S.S. Arizona Biregional Center Low Budget, Low Altitudes Knife River Indian Villages Human Adaptation Archeological Application Covering the Field Parkman Through Ancient Eyes Preservation of Research Regional Update Managing Pacific Parks

	Vol 7 No 2 July 1984 Management Issues Bronze Sculpture Maintenance Training Outdoor Sculpture Rehabilitate a War Ship Vegetative Threats Ethnographic Objects Survey of Ethnographic Collections in the National Park Service Historic Buildings Tax Incentives Regional Updates Calendar of Events

	Vol 7 No 3 October 1984 Strategic Goals Keane Wonder Geohm 3 Guns Over Potomac National Cemeteries Stabilization Process on Habre-De-Venture The Integration of Law Restoration of C.A. Thayer Ordonez Cannon Feedback World Heritage Convention National Catalog Announcements Calendar of Events

	Vol 7 No 4 December 1984 Presenting The Truth Restoring The Lincoln Home Interior First World Conference on Cultural Parks Adaptive Use: Abstracts of Papers New on the Market Feed Back Book Review Announcements Calendar of Events

	Vol 8 No 1 February 1985 Landscape Thinking Two CRM Data Bases Preservation Problems at Mesa Verde Remembering Saint-Gaudens Feedback Announcements

	Vol 8 No 2 April 1985 Grant-Kohrs Ranch NHS Right to Survive Museums Study their Future Recording in the National Parks The Jaite Mill Case Study Feedback New on the Market Announcements

	Vol 8 Nos 3-4 June-August 1985 Our Visual Heritage Decorative & Fine Arts NPS Art Collections Historic Archeology

	Vol 8 No 5 October 1985 Lincoln Home Restoration Exploring Custer Battlefield Managing Orchards Historic Maintenance Solution to Preservation Dilemma Pulaski's Bally Box Warships Theme Study Concessioner Remodels New on the Market Call for Papers FEEDBACK NEWSBRIEFS

	Vol 8 No 6 December 1985 Assessing USS Arizona Restoration of a Roofing Historic Libraries New on the Market History Research Seasonal Produce Announcements Feedback

	Vol 9 No 1 February 1986 A Retrospective Letters From the Heart Cleaning the Bronze Popular Perception NHPA FEEDBACK Treasures of Denmark

	Vol 9 No 2 April 1986 Restoring Miss Liberty Historic Landscaping These Are The Voyages NHPA II New On The Market Announcements Feedback

	Vol 9 No 3 June 1986 A Tradition of Excellence New On The Market Announcements FEEDBACK

	Vol 9 No 4 August 1986 Skills...for Historical Architects Skills...for Curators Preserving the Past for the Future NHPA Success Stories Cultural Landscaping: Buffalo National River Historic Landscaping: Moores Creek National Battlefield Feedback

	Vol 9 Nos. 5-6 October-December 1986 Twenty Years of Progress Historic Preservation: Looking Ahead to the Next 20 Years The States and National Historic Preservation, 1966-1986 The Preservation Act of 1966: 20 Years Later Foundations of Advisory Council Policy: Early Case Studies Under Section 106 Bringing Preservation Home The National Historic Preservation Act and the Local Level Guide to CRM Bulletin Articles: 1978-1986 Preservation Action: Building a Preservation Constituency Preservation in New Bedford Urban Renaissance Through Rehabilitation Excavations at Thomes Stone NHS Shingles Project at Shenandoah National Park Feedback Announcements

	Vol 10 No 1 February 1987 Ethnography and the NPS: A Growing Partnership In Creating Relationships In Managing Cultural Resources Cultural Diversity and Native Peoples Applied Ethnography Maggie L. Walker Martin Luther King, Jr. Cultural Use and Meaning of Artifacts Lessons From Micronesia Folklife in Planning Social Impact Assessment Planning at Canyon de Chelly National Monument A Cultural Landscapes Mandate for Action The Ethnography of Alaska Resource Use Ethnography and the NPS: Opportunities and Obligations Announcements Feedback

	Vol 10 No 2 April 1987 Landmarks of Democracy Conservation of Objects in the NPS Museum Collections Conservation: An NPS History Museum Technician Training Preserving Anthropological Collections Conservation of Furniture The U.S. Constitution National Historic Landmark Theme Study Museum Conservation Organizations A Tale of Two Hats Conservation-The Future New On The Market Feedback

	Vol 10 No 3 June 1987 Partners in Preservation National Register After 20 Years Preserving Russian Heritage Surveying Bering Land Bridge Civil War Research by Computer Ethnography Issue Gets Praise New On The Market Announcements FEEDBACK

	Vol 10 No 4 August 1987 Computers: A Growing Cultural Resource Moving Ahead With Information Management About This Issue Inventorying Ethnographic Resources Servicewide The Systemwide Cultural Sites Inventory National Archeological Database LCS: Inventorying Prehistoric and Historic Structures Cultural Resources Management Bibliography The National Register Information Systems HABS/HAER Database: A Cooperative Project Automated National Catalog System Inventorying Maritime Cultural Resources NHL In-Depth Inspection Methodology The National Natural Landmarks Program Database Historic Preservation Tax Incentive Projects: Tracking Systems and Databases The Historic Preservation Database Capitol Contact Announcements Feedback Applications Exchange

	Vol 10 No 5 1987

	Vol 10 No 6 December 1987 Preserving Landscapes The Tao House Courtyard: Exposing a Playwright's Garden Archeological Resources in the NHL Program NHL Architecture Theme Man in Space: The Voyage Continues Analyzing the Nation's Historic Ships Capitol Contact Book Review New on the Market Announcements Feedback

	Vol 10 Special Issue 1987 CULTURAL RESOURCES: THE U.S. NATIONAL PARK SERVICE, AND INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION The First in the Americas Misconceptions? This Issue of the CRM Bulletin US/ICOMOS and the National Park Service International Technical Assistance: NPS Landscape Architects Abroad International Technical Assistance: Park Planning in Jordan The First World Conference on Cultural Parks World Heritage Convention The World Heritage Convention in the U.S.A. The World Heritage List US/ICOMOS Interns Work with HABS/HAER Summer Teams Computerizing NPS Collections Conference on Russian America NPS National Maritime Initiative Beyond U.S. Borders: A Commitment to Cooperation

	Guide to CRM Bulletin Articles 1978-1988

	Vol 11 No 1 February 1988 "DOING HISTORY" IN THE NPS Shaping the Future of the NPS History Program Public History: Personal Responsibility The History Division and the Chief Historians—An Overview The Park Historian The Regional Historian Historians at the Denver Service Center A Historian's Life at the National Register Historical Research in The National Park Service Historians in the NHL Program The Bureau Historian Job Publishing Historical Research NPCA Releases NPS System Plan Capitol Contact Announcements New on the Market Assessing the Status of Historical Research and Writing in the National Park Service (inert)

	Vol 11 No 2 April 1988 CRM PLANNING Perspectives on CRM Planning Making Better Planning Decisions Systemwide Cultural Resources Summary and Action Program Planning for Wisconsin's Cultural Resources: A SHPO's Perspective Historian as Planner in the DSC Cultural Resources Planning: A Case Study Light Levels Lowered in Exhibit Cases The HSPD—An Update Announcements New on the Market Feedback Capitol Contact

	Vol 11 No 3 June 1988 Threatened Cultural Resources (Part 1) Cultural Landscape Workshop Another Look: Landscape Perspectives Cultural Resources Management in Natural Areas North Cascades National Park Service Complex Apostle Islands National Lakeshore The Wyoming Territorial Prison Restoration: A Joint Venture in Planning and Cooperation New Directions: An Update on the LCS and CRBIB New Releases The Rocky Mountain Region: A Computer-Based Management Tool Feedback Announcements New on the Market Capitol Contact

	Vol 11 No 4 August 1988 The Certified Local Government Program Makes a Difference History on the Drawing Board History on the Drawing Board: The Historian as Developer of Interpretive Media The National Catalog: Ten Years and Counting Computer Maps for Cultural Resources Planning Skills Development Plan Enters Second Year Announcements New on the Market Capitol Contact Feedback

	Vol 11 Nos 5-6 Oct.-Dec. 1988 Historical Archeology Historical Archeology and the Management of Cultural Resources Reburial at the Little Bighorn Going Overboard for Historical Archeology Managing Park Resources Integrating Survey, Planning and Compliance—A Model Historic Preservation Awards Nautical Archeology and the Ships of Discovery The ICCROM Experience—1988 Training Programs The Society for History in the Federal Government Applications Exchange Listing of Education in Archeology Projects (LEAP Clearinghouse) Listing of Outlaw Treachery (LOOT Clearinghouse) Capitol Contact Snee Farm: New National Historic Site New on the Market Announcements Feedback

	Vol 11 Special Issue July 1988 ARCHEOLOGY AND THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT The Federal Archeology Program Managing Our Nation's Archeological Resources for Future Generations Current Directions of the Federal Archeology Program The Society for American Archaeology and the Federal Archeology Program Society of Professional Archeologists and the Federal Archeology Program: Standards State Historic Preservation Officers and the Federal Archeology Program Departments/Agencies and the Federal Archeology Program History and the Federal Archeology Program Federal Archeology in Indian Country The Lake Clark Sociocultural Project: The NPS Archeology Program in the Service of Cultural Anthropology Public Participation in Archeological Investigations on Federal Lands: A Tennessee Valley Authority Pilot Program Public Awareness of Federal Archeology Arizona Archaeology Week: Expanding Public Awareness though a Federal and State Partnership Looters of the Past: An Enforcement Problem in the Pacific Northwest Awards for Archeological Achievement

	Vol 12 No 1 1989 Black History Historical Archeology: The Fort Union Reconstruction Archeology Project AutoCAD and Fort Union Trading Post: The Field Application of a Computer Aided Drafting Program Research Benefits Management: A Case Study AAM Accreditation Program Black History Preserved National Coordinating Committee for the Promotion of History Dogwatch NPS Preservation Technology Publications Bulletin Board Feedback Computer News Capitol Contact New on the Market Announcements Stewardship of America's Public Lands and Natural Resources

	Vol 12 No 2 1989 A National Register Perspective Evaluating Historic Mining Resources Landmarks of Democracy Preserving the Patrimony: NIC and its Partners Managing Change in a Cultural Landscape Dogwatch Archeological Protection Efforts How to Restore Stone Bulletin Board Feedback Computer News Applications Exchange Capitol Contact Book Review Announcements

	Vol 12 No 3 1989 THREATENED CULTURAL RESOURCES The Challenge to the Future of the Past Planning the Protection of Our National Heritage The Association For Preservation Technology International CRM Planning: A Review Asbestos and Historic Buildings Computer News: Cultural Resources Information Management Strategy (A Working Draft) Applications Exchange START: A Computerized Artifact Analysis and Reporting Program Capitol Contact NPS Issues Shipwreck Guidelines Book Review Dogwatch: Maritime Heritage of the United States - National Historic Landmark Study—Large Vessels Announcements Thirteenth Director of NPS Sworn In

	Vol 12 No 4 1989 Difficult Choices and Hard-Won Successes in Maritime Preservation Grim Realities, High Hopes, Moderate Gains: The State of Historic Ship Preservation Recent National Park Service Shipwreck Research Perspectives Preserving Historic Steamboats Through Operation Safety and Steamboats: Delta Queen as a Case History of Questions in the Operation of Historic Vessels The Role of Archives in the Preservation of Maritime History Nondestructive Documentation of Shipwrecks Seguin Project: Background on Documentation Human Remains and Shipwreck Sites: A Management Issue in the National Parks Steamship Wapama Finds a Cure: Remedial Treatment of Dry Rot in a Large Wooden Structure Bicentennial Lighthouse Fund

	Vol 12 No 5 1989 The Value of Photographic Documentation in Archeological Research: A Case Study The Natural Resource Potential of Historic and Prehistoric Archeological Sites Forgiving the Lath/Saving the Plaster Bulletin Board National Council on Public History The Preservation Priority Matrix Capitol Contact Dogwatch: Maritime Resources in the National Park System Computer News: All the News with Bits! Book Review New on the Market Announcements

	Vol 12 No 6 1989 Making Technological Facilities NHLs The Designation of Technological Facilities as National Historic Landmarks A Report Cultural Resource Work at Wupatki National Monument Minority Anthropology Students Train at Wupatki Archeological Field School Ethnographic Field School Dogwatch NPS Helps Charleston After Hugo The Use of Fire-Rated Wooden Shingles on Historic Buildings Preservation and Repair of Historic Stucco Bulletin Board Computer News The Preservation Priority Matrix, Revisited Capital Contact Announcements

	Vol 12 Special Issue 1989 Quincentenary Observance In Fourteen Hundred and Ninety Two Columbus Sailed the Ocean Blue The Spanish Colonial Research Center and The Columbus Quincentenary Spanish Heritage Cultural Resources Inventory Project Spanish Missions Thematic Study San Juan Fortifications: Study, Nomination and Inscription on the World Heritage List Cultural Diversity at Jean Lafitte Christopher Columbus Landing Site in the Virgin Islands Maritime History, Culture, Archeology, and The Columbus Quincentenary Getting Ready for the Quincentenary The Spanish Colonial Period in National Park Service Collections

	Vol 13 No 1 1990 The Great Reconstruction Controversy: A Debate and Discussion Letters to the Editor To Reconstruct or Not to Reconstruct: An Overview of NPS Policy and Practice Geology NHL Theme Study Bi-Coastal Disaster Assistance NPS Surveys Yield Data on the Effects of Hurricane Hugo The Paul Laurence Dunbar House America's First Publicly Owned Afro-American Historic Site Emancipation Statue, Lincoln Park Computer News Lead-Based Paint in Historic Buildings Bulletin Board Book Review Capitol Contact Announcements

	Vol 13 No 2 1990 Oral History: A Challenging and Provocative Experience A Visual Recording Historical Research in the National Park System, 1989 NPS' Super Database of Databases, COMMON, Where Are You Today? Rising Damp in Historic Buildings: Diagnosis and Treatment The NPS Historic Landscape Initiative: Developing National Standards for the Treatment of Historic Landscapes A National Strategy for Federal Archeology Archeological Assistance Division of the National Park Service Computer News: The Community Bulletin Board(s) Dogwatch Capitol Contact Book Review Announcements New on the Market

	Vol 13 No 3 1990 INTERPRETATION Interpreting Our "Cultural Ecosystem" Interpretation in the National Park System Honesty in Interpreting the Cultural Past Symbolic Warfare on America's Battlefields Desert Archeology: A Neglected Interpretive Resource Cape Cod: New England's Most "Cultured Wilderness" Interpreting the History of Black Americans The People Turning Resources into Interpretive and Educational Opportunities A National Center for Heritage Education Dogwatch: The Importance of Sailing Rising Damp in Historic Buildings II: Case Studies "Bird-Proofing" Buildings Announcements Society for Industrial Archeology Computer News: Report for a Decade: The State of Information Management in Cultural Resources Capitol Contact

	Vol 13 No 4 1990 Historic Structure Reports: A Redefinition Current Guidelines for HSRs A New Conceptual Model Evolution of Historic Structure Reports The HSR: A Static Report in a "Systems" World Preservation Case Studies and HSRs HSRs as Part of the Design Process Boxley Valley, Buffalo National River NPS Historic District in Private Hands Historic Mining Resources Conference Looking for the Mother Lode: Hard Lessons Learned by the NPS Reconfiguring the Cultural Mission: Tribal Historic Preservation Programs The Cost/Benefit of Making an ARPA Case The Great Reconstruction Debate: the Moment in Time Notes on Historic Flooring An 18th Century Method for Making High Quality Wooden Flooring from Boards of Irregular Thickness The Many Publics for Archeological Public Education A National Strategy for Federal Archeology Capitol Contact Computer News Dogwatch Using the ANCS for Natural History Collections NEH Grants Announcements

	Vol 13 No 5 1990 Protecting Battlefields The Association for the Preservation of Civil War Sites GIS Technology Used in American Battlefield Protection Program Historic Preservation Week at Vicksburg NMP Three Perspectives on Preservation Planning Federal Preservation Forum Restoring a Historic Brick Wall A Trip to MARS The Planting Stick Historic Log Structures Public Archeological Collection Saved from Auction Block Computer News Regulations for the Preservation and Management of Federal Archeological Collections SHOT: The Society for the History of Technology Dogwatch Capitol Contact Book Review Announcements

	Vol 13 No 6 1990 More on Historic Structure Reports The HSR: Its Production and Cost The Chief Historian's Reflections on Historic Structure Reports and the Need to Redefine our Approach "Building File" HSRs: Hope for Golden Gate NRA Integrating ICAP Into the HSR HSRs: Documentation First The Mammoth Cave National Park Planning Project: Cooperative SHPO-Federal Agency Cultural Resource Management Educating the Public Partnership for Preservation: An Alaskan Case Study NPS Archives Advisory Committee Holds First Meeting Prehistoric Artifacts Returned to Arizona Principles for Preserving Historic Plant Material Preservation Issues for Living Historic Fabric Letters Park Cultural Landscape Workshop Dogwatch Book Review Capitol Contact Announcements
CRM

	Vol 14 No 1 1991 Historic Bridges: Preservation Challenges The New CRM (Bulletin) The Role of Interpretation in Education Using the National Register Database to Assist Interpretation FPF Takes Action The Spirit of Place Keepers of the Treasures Consulting About Archeology Under Section 106 The Past as News Departments Preservation Resources Washington Report Information Management Bulletin Board

	Vol 14 No 2 1991 Partnerships in Preservation: Arizona at Work Documenting the Urbanization of Texas Understanding Historic Landscapes: The Rhode Island Survey Certified Local Governments: A Status Report NPS Libraries: A Survey An Experiment in Archeological Site Stabilization Preserving Historic Scientific and Technological Facilities Advisory Council on Historic Preservation Departments Preservation Resources Washington Report Information Management Viewpoint Bulletin Board State News

	Vol 14 No 3 1991 Dinosaur National Monument—An Educational Resource HABS/HAER Measured Drawings and CAD-Photogrammetry Photogrammetric Recording of Independence Hall The Role of Archeology in Restoration and Demolition Protecting A National Treasure: The East Broad Top Railroad Vision for the Future FPF Coordinates Efforts to Tackle Key Issues NPS: A Gem of an Idea Updating the Cultural Resources Training Directory Departments Preservation Resources Washington Report State News Information Management Viewpoint Bulletin Board

	Supplement 1991 Preserving the Past and Making it Accessible to Everyone: How Easy a Task?

	Vol 14 No 4 1991 Navajo Preservation: The Success of the Navajo Nation Historic Preservation Department Heritage Education- Pittsylvania County Courthouse Fort Clatsop National Memorial National Park Service Observance of the Christopher Columbus Quincentennial American Battlefield Protection Program: Evolving Relationships Oh, Aurora, Where Did You Go? The Carting Off of Cultural Artifacts Archival Collections—Why They are Important Sorting Out the Victims: Triage and Cultural Resources How Hand-Wrought Nails Were Made from Bar Iron in the 18th Century Departments Preservation Resources Washington Report Information Management "23 Years of Automating the National Register" State News "Historic and Archeological Preservation—What of the Future?" Tribal News "Update on Keepers of the Treasures Organization" Local News Viewpoint "Ellis Island: A Lasting Experience" Bulletin Board

	Vol 14 No 4 Supplement 1991 Reflections on Historic Preservation and the National Park Service: The Early Years Impacts of the National Historic Preservation Act: A 25th Anniversary Assessment NPS 75th Anniversary Readings

	Vol 14 No 5 1991 America's Tribal Cultures—A Renaissance in the 1990s A Model Cultural Center at Pojoaque Pueblo Keepers of the Treasures—Cultural Council of American Indians, Alaska Natives, and Native Hawaiians- An Update on the New Tribal Organization The Advisory Council on Historic Preservation Offers Training for Native American Groups What Are Traditional Cultural Properties? New Training Opportunities for American Indians at the Smithsonian Institution—The American Indian Studies Program Tribal Cultural Heritage Programs in Alaska Federal Agency Management and Native American Heritage Values Native Americans and Cultural Resource Management Programs- The View From Wyoming The Archeological Assistance Program in the NPS Alaska Regional Office A Quapaw Reburial Montana's Maiden Conference It's All One Story—A Look at Research in Alaska Today National Register Programs in the NPS Alaska Regional Office The Songs Come Home—The Federal Cylinder Project Ak-Chin Him Dak—A New Model for Community Heritage Management Opens to Public The Cultural Legacy of America's National Parklands John E. Cook—Profile of Leadership in NPS-American Indian Relationships

	Vol 14 No 6 1991 Cultural Landscapes: The Intent and Tenor of the Times Historic Residential Landscapes in Georgia: The Georgia Living Places Project Documenting Historic Parks in the Nation's Capital Canyon De Chelly—An Ethnographic Landscape The Presidio of San Francisco's Cultural Landscape NPS Pacific Northwest Region Cultural Landscape Inventory The Evolving Landscape at Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Area Cultural Landscape Program Development in the NPS Midwest Regional Office Managing Cultural Landscapes in the Canadian Parks Service Visitor Wear and Tear of Cultural Landscapes: Recommendations for Stonehenge Departments Preservation Resources Bulletin Board

	Vol 14 No 6 Supplement 1991 Interdisciplinary Research in Historic Landscape Management

	Vol 14 No 7 1991 The Civil War Soldiers System: The Inside Story The Greene Geological Museum: Science in the 19th Century and Today Ernest Allen Connally: Le Maitre des bons mots The Southern Stucco Tradition Of Places and People—Reflections of the Quincentenary The Quincentennial Parks and Native Americans NPS Spanish Colonial Heritage Symposia in San Antonio Departments Preservation Resources Washington Report Bulletin Board Local News

	Vol 14 No 7 Supplement 1991 Local Incentives for Historic Preservation

	Vol 14 No 8 1991 Why We Preserve—How We Preserve: Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of World War II USS Arizona Project The Japanese Midget Submarine HA-19: A Unique Artifact that Helps Us "Remember Pearl Harbor" Forgotten Chapters of a War World War II: Aleutian Reminders Ship Preserved, History Honored Archeology of World War II POW Camps Commemorative Activities within National Cemeteries Administered by the National Park Service Archeology and Icons: USS Arizona and Other Examples The Military Drawdown and Historic Preservation Reflections of the Day of Infamy- Rare and Forgotten Views of the Pearl Harbor Attack

	Vol 14 Bonus Issue 1991 Held in Trust: Preserving America's Historic Places THE NATIONAL HISTORIC PRESERVATION ACT OF 1966 25TH ANNIVERSARY REPORT

	Vol 15 No 1 1992 NPS and HBCU: Preserving Our Heritage HABS/HAER and HBCU Teaching with Historic Places: Heritage Education and the National Register Agate Fossil Beds National Monument and the Cook Collection—an Original High Plains History Historic Resources Study: Fort Raleigh National Historic Site Considering Reconstruction as an Educational Tool The Case Against Reconstruction The Columbian Quincentenary: Caribbean Style Departments Preservation Resources Upcoming National Register Bulletins Washington Report Capitol Contact NPS Stresses Planning for the 1990s National Archeological Survey Initiative Information Management Update on Geographic Information Systems in NPS Tribal News Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act Implementation Local News Best Corn Fed CLG Program Viewpoint Archeology and the Conservation Ethic Bulletin Board

	Vol 15 No 2 1992 Discovering Our Aviation Heritage Wright Brothers National Memorial: A Short History The Birth of Aviation in Dayton, Ohio: Is a New NPS Unit About to Take Off? An Examination of the Variable Density Wind Tunnel: NASA's Most Unique National Historic Landmark The Rogers Dry Lake National Historic Landmark Lunar Landing Research Facility Held in Common: Historic Architecture in America's National Parks Apocalypse Now? The Fate of World War II Sites on the Central Pacific Islands CRM at East Base, Antarctica Joint NPS-TVA Slump Restoration Project at Russell Cave National Monument Stabilization Project: Santee Indian Mound Cultural History in National Parks: The Case of Broom Point, Newfoundland Spanish Architectural Drawings for the United States in Foreign Archives Departments Washington Report Capitol Contact NPS Symposium Calls for Reform Preservation Resources Book Review New Directions for the National Register Information Management NPSTV? NPS Enters the Video Age Viewpoint The Curation of Archeological Materials Expanding Public Benefits for the 21st Century Local News Staffing the Preservation Commission in Montgomery County, MD Bulletin Board

	Vol 15 No 3 1992 Federal Agencies and the National Historic Preservation Act: An Overview The Role of the Federal Preservation Officer in the Fish and Wildlife Service The Federal Preservation Forum and the Federal CRM Program Windows on the Past—The Forest Service Works with the Public to Understand and Preserve Our Past... to Understand Our Future Cultural Resources Management in National Parks Intrigue of the Past—Utah's Archeology Education Program The Cultural Resources Program of the Soil Conservation Service Preservation Planning on Army Installations Evaluating and Documenting Traditional Cultural Properties Have You Dug Up Anything Neat? The Role and Function of the Interagency Archeological Services Division, NPS, Southeast Region Federal Contracting in Cultural Resource Management: A Contractor's Perspective The Business of Consulting Viewpoint—Where to Now? Bulletin Board

	Vol 15 No 4 1992 Forging a National Register Multiple Property Nomination: Pennsylvania Iron Furnaces and Steel Mills The Farm Creek Section in Central Illinois-Participation in the Geology NHL Theme Study Interpreting Slavery—The Kingsley Plantation Example Gateway NRA's Floyd Bennett Field: A Cultural Resource Resources Management-An Interdisciplinary Approach Something for the Children: Ocmulgee National Monument's Discovery Lab Federal and State Shipwreck Management in the U.S Departments Washington Report Capitol Contact Preservation Resources Book Review Information Management Computer Mapping National Register Properties Viewpoint Archeology and the Conservation Ethic: Another Perspective Bulletin Board

	Vol 15 No 4 Supplement 1992 Collection Storage-Making a Case for Microenvironments

	Vol 15 No 5 1992 America's Labor History—The Lowell Story The Lowell Conference A New Roof for Arlington House Managing Repatriation: Implementing the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act Raising the Dead—Reconstruction Within the Canadian Parks Service Evoking the Past or Provoking the Gods? Some Observations on Period Reconstructions Ground-penetrating Radar—An Archeological Tool Historic Theaters—A Vital Component to Downtown Development Fort Sumter—Preserving its Crumbling Walls Interpretation and the Historical Archeology of the Civil War Departments Washington Report Capitol Contact Interior Museum Property Program Update Preservation Resources Thomas Jefferson's Poplar Forest Restoration Field School Local News Making Property Owners Aware of Historic District Status Viewpoint Interpreting Slavery—A Response Bulletin Board

	Vol 15 No 6 1992 CPS/PWC/NPS: Sharing Information and Experiences Management Managing Heritage Structures in the 1990s-Current Issues Facing the CPS Sustainable Conservation in Historic Preservation Evaluation, Documentation, Investigation, Monitoring, and Planning The Impact of Enhanced Values on the Care of Historic Structures New Techniques for Recording Historic Structures Heritage Recording: A Low-Cost Recording Practice Autocad and Historic Photographs Graphic Documentation of Stone Building Assessments: The Presidio Challenge CPS Asset Management Process Codes Building Code Application to Existing Structures Protecting Buildings for Life A Fire Safety Equivalency System Park Roads and Highway Standards-Going-To-The-Sun Road Constructing a Replacement Covered Bridge at Point Wolfe Treatment Preserving Treatment Records Upgrading HVAC Systems in Historic Buildings Preserving the Resource New Mechanical Systems for Historic Structures Effects of Extreme Snowfall on Historic Buildings at High Elevations Seismic Retrofit of Historic Buildings Accessibility and Preservation Conflicts Log Replacement Techniques Les Consequences de la Surutilisation de Structures Historiques The Reconstruction of Engine House No. 6 Reconstruction of Fort Union-A Multi-disciplinary Approach Rehabilitating Jacob Riis Park Rehabilitating Crater Lake Lodge Preservation Partnerships Private Heritage Buildings in CPS Park Townsites Partnerships—Leasing at Lowell Training A Preservation Skills Training Program for the NPS

	Vol 15 No 7 1992 Cultural Diversity and Historic Preservation The Weeksville Project New History at the Old Museum Comment on Edward Chappell's "New History at the Old Museum" African-American Archeology, Public Education, and Community Outreach Documenting Diversity: Cultural Resource Management in Hawai'i Ybor City Historic District The Eastern European Community in Dayton, Ohio Applied Ethnography Addresses Cultural Diversity Heritage Education: Emphasizing African-American and Spanish History in South Carolina Cultural Diversity in Georgia: For the People or By the People?

	Vol 15 No 7 Supplement 1992 Audiovisual Materials for Preservation Education

	Vol 15 No 8 1992 Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of World War II—One Year Later Early Warnings: The Mystery of Radar in Hawaii My Life is in Ruins-The Limitations of Stabilization as a Presentation Technique Partnerships: New Approaches to an Old Idea Neighborhood and Historic Preservation Submitting Material to CRM Landmarks in Civil Engineering Marsh-Billings National Historical Park Established Departments Washington Report Capitol Contact National Catalog Update National Archeological Survey Initiative Preservation Resources Book Review Local News Mobile's Endangered Properties List: A Useful Preservation Tool Tribal News Keepers of the Treasures Conference Bulletin Board Friendship Hill Celebrates Grand Opening Peterson Prize Winners Announced

	October 1992 Directory of College, University, Craft and Trade Programs in Cultural Resource Management (Long Term)

	Volume 15 1992 A Directory of Training Opportunities in Cultural Resource Management (Short Term) October 1992 - December 1993

	Vol 16 No 1 1993 Administrative History—A Management Tool Doing Administrative Histories Researching and Writing a History of Natural Resources Management Administrative History for History and Administration Writing a History of the Federal-State Historic Preservation Program Documenting a Miracle-Oral History and Cuyahoga Valley Administrative History-A Graduate Student's Reflections Publishing Administrative Histories Institutional Memories for Managers Departments Washington Report NHPA Amendments of 1992 Preservation Resources Bulletin Board

	Vol 16 No 2 1993 TEACHING WITH HISTORIC PLACES Where Did History Happen? Creating a Partnership Heritage Education-What is Going on Out There? Prominent Places for Historic Places-K-12 Social Studies Curriculum Notes on Location and Place Creating Lesson Plans for Teaching with Historic Places Being Selective: Documents and Lesson Plans Parks as Classrooms to Date-Just Scratching the Surface Teacher Training for Teaching with Historic Places Anatomy of a Book-The Great American Landmarks Adventure Archeological Public Education Programs Response Form Insert: Lesson Plan—"Knife River: Early Village Life on the Plains"

	Vol 16 No 3 1993 HABS/HAER—Moving Forward with the Past Recording NPS Roads and Bridges Documenting Rock Creek and Potomac Parkway Measuring Buildings for CAD Measured Drawings-The Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials White House Documentation Projects The Jeannette Glass Study Charleston Photogrammetry The Engineering of Flight-Wright-Patterson Air Force Base HABS Documentation in the National Parks Birmingham Industrial District The Charles E. Peterson Prize-A Consistent Winner The Clipper Ship Snow Squall Translating A Dream Into Reality The Mon Valley-Discovering the Genesis of the Modern American Steel Industry

	Vol 16 No 4 1993 A REALITY CHECK FOR OUR NATION'S PARKS Part I: Establishing a Context for Treatment Kansas City's Park and Open Space Legacy Landscape Architecture in National Parks 1916-1942 Project Work in Chicago's Historic Parks Part II: Planning for Treatment Assessment Strategies for Canada's Historic Sites The Nation's Oldest Rural Cemetery-Mount Auburn, Cambridge Tomorrow's Parks and Open Spaces-Preservation Strategy for Waterford Village Preservation of a California Oasis-Rancho Los Alamitos, Long Beach Rehabilitation of a Woodland Park-Hills and Dales, Dayton Part III: Treatment and Implementation The Rehabilitation of Red Creek Bridge-Genesee Valley Park, Rochester Construction and Maintenance of Rustic Furnishings-Central Park, New York Management and Treatment of Historic Views and Vistas-Stan Hywet Hall, Akron Management and Protection of Historic Eastern Hemlocks Jens Jensen: Maker of Natural Parks-Book Review

	Vol 16 No 5 1993 An Experiment in Archeological Site Stabilization—Part II: Cumberland Island National Seashore Practicing the Liberal Arts-Mary Washington College's Preservation Program Saving Outdoor Sculpture-A Nationwide Survey is Underway Lighting Museum Objects-Fiber Optics at Friendship Hill Breaking Tradition-The Federally-Built Landscape of the Navajo Nation Learning About Labor History-The Botto House NHL Second Lives: The Survey and Use of Architectural Study Collections Archeological Curation and Collections Management-A Challenge for Federal Agencies Saving WWII Historic Sites-Metals Conservation Course in the Marshall Islands Historic Preservation at Vandenberg AFB Interdisciplinary Manager Course Develops Book Reviews Past Meets Future Departments Preservation Resources Viewpoint Bulletin Board

	Vol 16 No 5 Supplement 1993 Filing Cabinets and Safes for Protection of Paper Records, Computer Media, and Photographic Records from Fire Damage

	Vol 16 No 6 1993 Cultural Resources From the Recent Past The Significance of the Recent Past Collecting Today For Tomorrow Maximum Collection Dynamics-A Tradition of Change at Henry Ford Museum & Greenfield Village Postcards: The Pan-Document of the 20th Century McWindow on the World Dilemmas of Caring for Recent Public Art Historic 20th-century Building Products Database Disappearing Ducks and Other Recent Relics Good Intentions Gone Awry? A Building With a Magnetic History Preserving the Legacy of the Cold War Recent Landmarks in Vancouver—The Post-1940s Inventory Developing a Survey Methodology for Roadside Resources Where the Planner Meets the Road—The NPS Route 66 Study Historic Highway Preservation—Not A Dead End Street! Made for Motoring A Museum for Gas, Food, Lodging, and a Duck

	Vol 16 No 6 Supplement 1993

	Vol 16 No 7 1993 Historic Lighthouse Inventory Restoring a Landmark Lighthouse in South Florida Wolf Ridge After Pearl Harbor-Waiting for the Enemy Who Never Came Linear Frontiers Telling Historic Preservation Time-Using Illusion with Care to Reveal the Past The Box City Project of Fredericksburg, VA The Federal Preservation Officer: Responsibilities and Qualifications-A Report and Recommendations to the NPS New Initiatives in Museum Archival and Manuscript Collections Preservation and Seismic Retrofit of Historic Resources-NPS Technical Assistance in the Middle East The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Collection Departments Washington Report Viewpoint Preservation Resources Bulletin Board Reader Survey/Mailing List Inquiry

	Vol 16 No 8 1993 ARCHITECTURAL STUDY COLLECTIONS Material Worthy of A Second Life Colonial Williamsburg's Architectural Fragments SPNEA's Architectural Elements Collection The Collection at Independence NHP-Source of Information "Not Found in Books" The Care of Architectural Collections-A Research Project at the Smithsonian English Heritage's New Study Centre Curatorial Concerns with Architectural Collections Artifacts in Architectural Study Collections as Seen from Different Points of View The Viewpoint of a Craftsman-The Old Merchant's House Ceiling Medallions The Viewpoint of an Architectural Historian-Residential Casement Windows The Viewpoint of a Historical Architect-Salvaged Artifacts: The Lessons They Offer The Viewpoint of an Engineer-Uses of Structural Artifacts in an Engineering Office The Viewpoint of an Interpreter-Building the Story Useful Teaching Aids The Ethical Implications of Starting a Collection Windows Through Time: An Exhibit

	Vol 16 No 9 1993 A Directory of Training Opportunities in Cultural Resource Management (Short Term) October 1993-December 1994

	Vol 16 No 10 1993 Aircraft as Cultural Resources-The Indiana Approach Cultural Resources Management and Aviation History Civil War Sunken Ships-Legacy Resource Management Program Rethinking Labor History-The West Virginia/Virginia Coal Mining Industry PA SHPO Inventories French & Indian War Sites PAST Program is Present! Cooperating for Solutions-The Southwest Region Collaborates with the University of Pennsylvania Orphans of the NPS-The NPS Clearinghouse NPS Joins Test of Micromist Fire Suppression System It is No Small Thing to Outwit Time Preserving the Past by Protecting the Present Departments Washington Report Capitol Contact Viewpoint Letters Practicing Anthropology as a Four-field Discipline Preservation Resources Reviews Bulletin Board

	Vol 16 No 10 Supplement 1993 Oral History-The Hyde Park Project Wards of the Hyde Park Project Oral History-Delivering a Powerful Interpretive Message

	Vol 16 Special Issue 1993 TRADITIONAL CULTURAL PROPERTIES What You Do and How We Think Traditional Cultural Properties in the National Register of Historic Places Recognizing Cultural Heritage in the National Historic Preservation Program Two Views of the World Traditional Cultural Properties, Cultural Resources Management, and Environmental Planning Traditional Cultural Properties and Consultation with Traditional Communities Administering Federal Laws and Regulations Relating to Native Americans-Practical Processes and Paradoxes Protecting Traditional Cultural Properties Through the Section 106 Process Working Together-The Roles of Archeology and Ethnohistory in Hopi Cultural Preservation The Fence Lake Mine Project-Archeology as Traditional Cultural Property A Tribal Perspective on Traditional Cultural Property Consultation Traditional Cultural Properties-Pros, Cons, and Reality When Worlds Collide-Indians, Archeologists, and the Preservation of Traditional Cultural Properties Documenting Traditional Cultural Properties in Non-Indian Communities Beyond Bulletin 38-Comments on the Traditional Cultural Properties Symposium

	Vol 17 No 1 1994 USFS Preserves Its Treasures Setting Up a Preservation Workshop Documentation at Eagle Creek Recreation Area The Heritage Partnership Initiative-National Heritage Areas The Cultural Resource Training Initiative-1994 Courses Urban Archeology in St. Augustine-Volunteers Assist Research and Public Outreach Archeology of an Industrial Town-Harpers Ferry and the New Order of Manufacturing Historic Parkway Design-A Look at the AASHTO Green Book The Unincorporated Hamlet-A Vanishing Aspect of the Rural Landscape Stabilization and Restoration at Russell Cave Archives—An Answer to Your Questions Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire Site is NHL Departments Preservation Resources Washington Report Viewpoint Bulletin Board

	Vol 17 No 2 1994 USING THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES Getting the Most for Our Money The "New" Architectural History Connecting History with Historic Places: The Multiple Property Approach Archeology and The National Register Research, Stewardship, Visibility, and Planning National Register Information is a Hidden Treasure Researching African American History Praise and Recognition: The National Register in Montana Unlocking the Past: The National Register in New York Preserving the Legacy: Georgia's Historic African American Resources History Where it Happened: The National Register in Minnesota From Skeptic to Believer Chinese Properties Listed in the National Register: A Forest Service Initiative Local Preservation Activities Livable Communities The Economic Effect of National Register Listing The Mission Trail: A Springboard for Heritage Tourism The National Register Regional Travel Itineraries Our Past/Ourselves: Teaching with Historic Places Learning to Identify and Evaluate: The National Register and Higher Education Teaching Preservation at the Graduate Level Interpretation: A Road to Creative Enlightenment Reading About the National Register

	Vol 17 No 3 1994 NPS, ITS PARTNERS, AND INTERNATIONAL HISTORIC PRESERVATION A New World Order and Historic Preservation The World Heritage Convention-Looking Ahead NPS International Programs-The View from Santa Fe Mexican/US Cultural Resources-Expanding a Partnership ICOMOS General Assembly, Sri Lanka 1993 US/ICOMOS Programs-An Update Civil War Battlefield Parks-An Inspiration for Preservation in Poland US/ICOMOS Summer Internships Richard Morris Hunt Fellowship US Historic Preservation Assistance to India Developing Cultural Resource Management in Egypt Cultural Patrimony of the Roman Catholic Church Polish/American Heritage Conservation Cooperation Canadian/US Cultural Resources Cultural Tourism: Gold Mine or Land Mine?

	Vol 17 No 4 1994 What To Do About Lead-Based Paint-New Guidelines Coming Soon Aircraft Restoration Practice and Philosophy Disaster Relief-Grants for Historic Preservation Cultural Resources Management in Mexico Cataloging Archival Materials-The Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials Tile Roofs of Alfred, New York Orphans of the Storm-The Preservation of Architectural Plasters in Earthen Ruins The National Register Looks Toward the Future National Preservation Technology and Training Board Departments Washington Report Viewpoint Preservation Resources Bulletin Board

	Vol 17 No 5 1994 The Roving National Historic Landmark—Jeremiah O'Brien The Old Wheeling Custom House-Modern Structural Analysis Meets Historic Needs Preservation Partners Working Together for a New Library Preserving Our Nuclear History: A "Hot" Topic NPS Theme Study in American Labor History Architectural Salvage: Historical Tradition or Chronological Confusion? Cultural Resource Management: Understanding Diverse Perspectives The Advantages of Volunteer-Assisted Research Historic Preservation and the African American Community-A Measure of Commitment to Cultural Diversity Are We Losing Authenticity to Recover Appearances? Viewpoint Colloquy Archival and Manuscript Materials at the NPS Park History Advisory Committee The National Maritime Alliance Departments Preservation Resources Viewpoint Tribal News Bulletin Board Information Management Special Report—Telecommunications Networks and Internet in the NPS

	Vol 17 No 5 Supplement 1994 HISTORICAL RESEARCH IN THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE

	Vol 17 No 6 1994 ARCHEOLOGY AND THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT Managing the Past for the Future The Federal Archeology Program In the Public Interest Taking Stock of the Past Caring for Collections Engaging the Public Promoting Communication Protecting the Resource Organization of the Federal Archeology Program Departments and Agencies Government, the Public, and the Law

	Vol 17 No 7 1994 LANDSCAPE INTERPRETATION Revealing the Value of Cultural Landscapes For the Curator of Trees and Teacups-The Landscape as Artifact Landscape Interpretation in the United Kingdom-A Historical Perspective and Outlook Interpreting in the Landscape-A Hebridean Perspective Relating Integrity to Interpretation Interpretive Values and Cultural Landscapes-An Australian Perspective Canyon de Chelly National Monument-Interpreting a Dynamic Cultural System Southern Appalachian National Forests-Interpretive Planning for Rural Historic Landscapes The O'Keeffe Landscape-Setting the Stage for Interpretation The Social Aspects of Muskau Park in Leknica, Poland-Planning and Management in a Community Context Visual Simulation as a Tool for Interpretation Interpreting a Painful Past-Birmingham's Kelly Ingram Park Interpreting Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve Interpreting Historic Burying Grounds-Boston's Initiative

	Vol 17 No 8 1994 The Heritage Area Phenomenon-Where it is Coming From The Mouse That Roared-Rediscovering Partnerships for New National Historic Sites Anthropology Lab 2470-01 The Labor History Theme Study-A New Paradigm for Management Agent of Change-The Matewan Story Lost Heritage-WWII Battlegrounds in the Pacific The Incorporation of Digital Images into an NPS Photo Archive System Digitization and Archival Information Using "Tourism" as a Context for Historical Archeology Sites-An Example from Yellowstone National Park ICCROM... that's an interesting acronym! Knight Foundry-Water Powered Foundry & Machine Shop—Since 1873 Current Issues in Archeological Protection for the Department of Justice Preparing for the 50th Anniversary of Guam Liberation-Metals Conservation Course and Demonstration Project Departments Viewpoint Preservation Resources Bulletin Board

	Vol 17 No 9 1994 Commemoration and Controversy Without Warning Commemorating 20th Century Wars Why Keep Archives? Architectural Artifact and Study Collections—An Update Tools to Manage a Historic European Park-Using GIS and CAD in Poland Toward a New Past-Interpretation of Native History Within Parks Canada The Bad Pass-A Ten Thousand Year Old Highway Active Anthropological Archeology Canadian/US Curatorial Services-Joint Ventures Proposed Departments Viewpoint Preservation Resources National Center State News Local News Bulletin Board

	Vol 18 No 1 1995 PUBLIC MONUMENTS AND OUTDOOR SCULPTURE Introduction: Public Monuments and Outdoor Sculpture PUBLIC SCULPTURE: HISTORY AND CULTURE America Celebrates Its Past: The Hall of Fame of Great Americans Kalamazoo's Memorial to Martin Luther King, Jr. Rocky Too: The Saga of an Outdoor Sculpture Rocky in bronze, Philadelphia Inquirer editorial Bringing Monuments to Life at Gettysburg INVENTORY AND ASSESSMENT SOS! Where Are We Now and Where Are We Going? Sculpture Inventories Around the World In Australia In Argentina In Finland In Great Britain Kitson Hikers Capture a Half-Century of Corrosion History CARING FOR OUTDOOR SCULPTURE Caring for Outdoor Bronze Sculpture The Central Park Monuments Conservation Program Long-Term Care for Sculpture Collections Planning Ahead for the Care of New Artworks Art in New York City's Public Schools Cleveland's Fountain of Eternal Life Gets 99-Year Lease on Life NPS Cares for Gettysburg's Monuments Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site Interprets Conservation

	Vol 18 No 2 1995 DEPARTMENTS Point of View Washington Report Preservation Resources National Center Bulletin Board FEATURES Humanities and the National Park System Protecting the Messages on El Morro Aircraft as Cultural Resources-The Navy Approach Archival Certification and the National Park Service Blood Residue Analyses of Ancient Stone Tools Reveal Clues to Prehistoric Subsistence Patterns in Yellowstone Museum Information Standards in the 21st Century

	Vol 18 No 3 1995 ARCHEOLOGY AND THE PUBLIC Sharing the Past with the Present ArchNet and Archeological Cyberspace The Languages of Images Ten Years After: Surveying Misconceptions About the Human Past CRM and Native Americans: An Example from the Mashantucket Pequot Reservation Archeology, Land Use, and Development: Educating Communities Through Comprehensive Planning Provide for the Common Defense, Promote the General Welfare SAA Public Education Committee: Seeking Public Involvement on Many Fronts Families, Friends, and Cemeteries Cold Water Volunteers: Their Role in Lake Champlain's Submerged Heritage Programs Archeological Site Conservation on Private Property Scouting for Archeology A Magnificent Obsession: How One Volunteer Unraveled the Story of Vermont's Rich Industrial Heritage Education and Public Outreach in Federal Programs

	Vol 18 No 4 1995 DEPARTMENTS Point of View National Center Preservation Resources Local News Bulletin Board FEATURES Historic Preservation and the Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 1960s Finding Funds for the NPS Museum Collections Earliest Americans National Historic Landmarks Theme Study Limited-Residency Master of Arts in Historic Preservation Center for Continuing Studies, Goucher College Monacans Return to Natural Bridge-First Annual Powwow Cultural Resource Training Directory Update

	Vol 18 No 5 1995 The University as Partner Soupstones, Nails, and Boiled Axe New Paradigms for Preserving Old Buildings Rustic Architecture-Period Design in the Columbia River Gorge Interpretive Interventions Hands on the Landmarks, Part I Hands on the Landmarks, Part II The CRM Index Database Project The Eugene Masonic Cemetery-Partnerships in Rural Cemetery Preservation The Hope Abbey Mausoleum-An Example of Early-20th-Century Community Mausoleums Preservation of the Pete French Round Barn Living Architecture-Differing Native and Anglo Perceptions of Preservation

	Vol 18 No 6 1995 DEPARTMENTS Point of View Preservation Resources Washington Report National Center Bulletin Board Tribal News FEATURES The Riverspark Story-Partnerships Making a Real Place Into a Living Park Landmark Decision-Remembering the Struggle for Equal Education Cultural Tourism and the Landmark Trust Disaster Mitigation for the Bertrand Collection Artifacts NPS Assists Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian Communities An Air Force Legacy SUPPLEMENTS Historical Research in the National Park Service Archeology and the National Register NCPTT Notes from the Center

	Vol 18 No 6 Supplement 1995 ARCHEOLOGY AND THE NATIONAL REGISTER ARTICLES Research Questions and Important Information The National Register and the 20th Century. Is There Room for Archeology? A Site Form for Important Sites-Converting Archeological Reports into National Register Nominations

	Vol 18 No 7 1995 WORKING TOGETHER TO PRESERVE THE PAST The Historic Contact in the Northeast-National Historic Landmark Theme Study An Overview A National Perspective The Most Important Things We Can Do The NHL Archeological Initiative Shantok: A Tale of Two Sites Pemaquid National Historic Landmark The Fort Orange and Schuyler Flatts NHL The Rescue of Fort Massapeag Historic Contact at Camden NHL Research and Preservation at Norridgewock NHL

	Vol 18 No 8 1995 PRESERVING THE RECENT PAST The Recent Past Preserving the Recent Past—An Introduction Saving the Suburban Sixties—Historic Preservation Planning in Fairfax County, Virginia Landmarks of Chicago Blues and Gospel—Chess Records and First Church of Deliverance Structural Glass: Its History, Manufacture, Repair, and Replacement Stonewalling America—Simulated Stone Products The Metal and Glass Curtain Wall International Perspectives on 20th-century Heritage Preservation and the Recent Past—New from Technical Preservation Services

	Vol 18 No 9 1995 CULTURAL RESOURCES AND THE WORLD WIDE WEB What in the World is the World Wide Web? NPS Internet/World Wide Web Government Information Policy Developing a National Park Service World Wide Website: A Brief History The World, The Web, and The Smithsonian Forging a Presence on the World Wide Web WWW Sites of Interest to Cultural Resources Personnel Searching the Internet through the World Wide Web Electronic Publishing: A Legal and Practical Primer World Wide Web Resources From the Industrial Revolution to the Information Superhighway-Lowell National Historical Park and the World Wide Web Gettysburg National Military Park and the Electronic Frontier Technology and Technology-Chickamauga and Chattanooga Council for the Preservation of the Anthropological Record and the World Wide Web

	Vol 18 No 10 1995 USING MUSEUM COLLECTIONS Introduction Using NPS Museum Collections We've Come a Long Way: A Servicewide View Perspectives The Guise of Summer: Seasonal Changes in Historic House Furnishings Draft Standards for the Treatment of a Distinct Cultural Resource Beyond Traditional Curation of Collections The University of Alaska Mammal Collection Uses of Museum Collections Using Resource Management Records Museum Collections in the Columbia Cascades Cluster Uses A Used Collection Still in Use Using the Fort Union Trading Post Collection Harry S Truman National Historic Site Historic Structure Field Collections Restoring Wolves and Historic Interiors Mementos and Memories: The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Collection From Restoration to Fund-raising Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park Two Hundred and Sixteen Square Feet of Treasure Mount Rushmore National Memorial Little Bighorn National Monument The Southeast Utah Group A Rare Spot for an Owl Sapatqayn, Nakia's Link to the Past Rediscovering Resources MOUs Can Be the Way to Go Techniques Preserving and Exhibiting Wet Specimens Integrated Pest Management and Preserving Exhibit Items Exhibiting Color Copies Replicating Historic Collections in the National Park Service Anniversaries Exhibit Celebrates Glacier's 85th Anniversary Another First for the Wright Brothers Jamestown Prepares for Quadricentennial in 2007 Documentation It's a Matter of Time-The Value of Documentation ANCS Provides Access to Alaska Museum Collections Storage Designing Critical Habitat for Collections Use High Technology in Civil War Era Storage Facility The Curator The Curator as Social Historian Bibliography Publications Using NPS Collections

	Vol 19 No 1 1996 DEPARTMENTS Point of View Local Programs Preservation Resources Bulletin Board FEATURES Studying Armories-DoD's Legacy Program Funds New York State Survey Legacy Program Preserves Post's History Revitalizing America's Canals Ecological Approaches to the Stabilization of Civil War Earthworks Cooperative Partnership Preserves Lighthouses Objects Out of Context The Ancient Tabby Ruins of Fort Frederica National Monument Southern Coastal Lime Burning Emergency Resource Recordation-GPS May Be Your Best Bet National Park Service to Study Large Federal Dams Oil and Gas Industry Contributes to Cultural Heritage Management on Public Lands Historic Preservation Treatment Toward a Common Language Public Benefits of Archeology

	Vol 19 No 2 1996 CONNECTIONS: AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISTORY AND CRM FEATURES Passing the Baton Beyond Simply Black and White The Brown Foundation Story-Developing Resources to Interpret Public History Roberts, Plessy and Brown-The Long Hard Struggle Against Segregation Oral Histories—Capturing Forgotten Moments in Civil Rights History The Underground Railroad-A Study in Heroism The Meaning of Slavery in the North—Interpreting Historical Ties Between the Industrial North and Slave South African Americans in the Civil War Civil War Soldiers and Sailors Project Harpers Ferry and the Niagara Movement Historic Preservation and the Civil Rights Movement The Kansas African-American History Trail Interpreting African-American History in the National Parks DEPARTMENTS Point of View Beyond Image and Icon: History's Bounty at the Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site Telling the Truth State News New York State Guide to African-American Historic Resources Preservation Resources Further Reading Bulletin Board Listing of National Parks Associated with African-American History

	Vol 19 No 3 1996 PRESERVATION IN THE PACIFIC BASIN Asia and the Pacific-A Big Area to Cover! "The Future of Asia's Past"—An International Conference on the Preservation of Asia's Architectural Heritage Historic Preservation Programs and the Community-The Example of Hawai'i Historic Preservation Training in Micronesia-An Assessment of Needs Learning from Levuka, Fiji—Preservation in the First Colonial Capital Notes on Preservation in Singapore Heritage Conservation in Japan-An Eyewitness View Heads or Tails? The Preservation of Western-style Buildings in China In the Shadow of Skyscrapers—Hong Kong's Colonial Buildings Await New Custodians Little Town in the Big City—Chinatown in the First Port of Gold Mountain Honolulu's Chinatown Japanese-American Cultural Resources in Western Washington Research, Education, and Cultural Resource Management at Angkor Borei, Cambodia Angkor Borei The World Monuments Fund and Training at Angkor/University of Phnom Penh Valuing the Ordinary—an Australian Perspective The Burra Charter at Work in Australia War Remains—The Culture of Preservation in the Southwest Pacific World War II Battlefields and National Parks in the Pacific Historic Military Properties in the Pacific

	Vol 19 No 4 1996 DEPARTMENTS Point of View State News Preservation Resources Bulletin Board FEATURES The Unassuming Quonset: Survival of Semi-Circular Significance Historic Preservation Through Canal Trail Development Separation of the Church from the State of Decay-Recycling Three Historic Churches Affordable Housing and Historic Preservation Conservation Initiatives in India Financing Historic Preservation in Rural Communities-A Case for Legalized Gaming "Stone Soup" Fund Raising: A Recipe for Success Museum Exhibit Lighting Seminar Reviewing History Education at Pete French Round Barn—A Preservation Field School Fort Sam Houston Hosts Preservation Skills Course The James P. Beckwourth Mountain Club African-American Traveling Trunks Disaster Mitigation and Response Programs for Historic Sites Getting the Word Out About Archival Collections-The Library of Congress Extends a Hand to Smaller Repositories Dupont Memorial Fountain: Celebrating 75 Years

	Vol 19 No 5 1996 CRM IN THE NATIONAL PARKS CRM in Harpers Ferry National Historical Park-An Overview A Place in Time-Thoughts on Harpers Ferry The Architectural Program of Harpers Ferry NHP-Evolution, Accomplishments, Expectations Using Cultural Landscape Reports The Flood of 1996-Opportunities for Interpretation and Training A Confluence of Goals, Employee Development, and Resource Preservation Preserving Artifacts-Displaying John Brown's Bible The Virtual Visitor Center-Breaking New Ground on the World Wide Web Harpers Ferry's History Database Transforming Craft to Wage Labor-Archeology of a Worker's Houselot SHPO Partnership with Harpers Ferry CRM at Harpers Ferry NHP

	Vol 19 No 6 1996 A MODEL PARTNERSHIP: 30TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE NATIONAL HISTORIC PRESERVATION ACT DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR AND THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE From Secretary of the Interior Bruce Babbitt From Director Roger G. Kennedy Introduction A Model Partnership The National Center for Cultural Resources Stewardship and Partnerships FEDERAL AGENCIES The Advisory Council on Historic Preservation at 30 The National Strategy for Federal Archeology STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION PROGRAMS States Take Preservation Beyond NHPA Partnerships in Community Preservation LOCAL GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS Still Local After All These Years Springvllle, Utah: A Certified Local Government PRIVATE SECTOR The National Historic Preservation Act: Creating a 30-Year Partnership Statewide Preservation Organizations and NHPA Urban Treasures or Urban Nightmares? THE PROFESSIONS NHPA and the Practice of Archeology Historians Then, Historians Now

	Vol 19 No 7 1996 DEPARTMENTS Point of View Washington Report Preservation Resources NCPTT Bulletin Board FEATURES Grave Issues Restoring Boston's Historic Burying Grounds Diagnosing Moisture in Historic Buildings Have You Checked Your Pocketknife Lately? 90 Years of Archeology and Historic Preservation The Antiquities Act—Setting Basic Preservation Policies In Defense of Digging Archeological Preservation as a Means, Not an End The Antiquities Act—Regulating Salvage of Historic Shipwrecks

	Vol 19 No 7 Supplement 1996 Historical Research in the National Park Service

	Vol 19 No 8 1996 APPROACHES TO HERITAGE Foreword Hawaiian Perspectives on Historic Preservation and Cultural Resource Management Historic Preservation in Hawaii: An Archeological Perspective The Significance of Heiau Diversity in Site Evaluations Hawaiian Cultural and Natural Resource Management To Preserve an Island Heritage Preservation in the Pacific Island States The Cultural Landscape at Ke'anae and Wailuanui Learning About The Past. Learning From The Past-Bishop Museum and Communities Working Together Archeology and the Public at Bishop Museum Olelo Hawai'i—Hawaiian Language as Cultural Resource Preserving HawaiT's Traditional Landscapes Overview of Historic House Museums and Parks in Hawai'i Managing Historic Resources in an Evolving Hawaiian Community-Kalaupapa NHP Robert Louis Stevenson in the Pacific Portugal in Asia-A View of Preservation in Macau Micronesia Update University of Hawai'i Summer Program in Architectural Recording 1996 Pacific Preservation Field School

	Vol 19 No 9 1996 DEPARTMENTS Point of View Preservation Resources Bulletin Board FEATURES Setting Sail on the Ship of State-Landscape Architecture in the National Park Service New Approaches to Disaster Response THE AUTOMOBILE LANDSCAPE Road-related Resources Listed in the National Register The Lincoln Highway What's New with the Pig Stands—Not the Pig Sandwich! Petroliana and the Cultural Landscape-Preserving a Gas Station in a Historic Canal Town The Early Passing of an Architectural Landmark HABS/HAER One of a Kind-The Records of HABS/HAER Southeastern Pennsylvania United States Pipe and Foundry Company New Exhibition Color Images at HABS/HAER Adapting Digital Technology Used in Ship Design to Cultural Resources Public History in the Legal Arena The Archeology of Americanization-Assimilation and Changing Identity of Phoenix Indian School Pupils

	Vol 19 No 9 Supplement 1996 National Register of Historic Places: Multiple Property Submissions

	Vol 20 No 1 1997 THE NATIONAL TRAILS SYSTEM CRM and the National Trails System A Trail Historic Resource Study-How I Did One Determining Significance-Hawaii's Ala Kahakai The Object of Your Mission-Resource Management Planning Locating the California Trail at City of Rocks, Idaho Test Excavations at Fort Hall, Idaho-Summary Results Webs of Significance-Trails From Above Why Preserve Trails? A Wyoming Perspective One Trail, Many Meanings—The Lolo Trail Preserving the Iditarod Trail Historic Trail Preservation by Handshake-Can Certification Agreements Protect Trail Resources? Look Before Leaping Into a Rut-Conserving Historic Trails Pearls on a Sting-Interpretation of National Historic Trails Stepping Back in Time Along the Appalachian Trail Saving the Old Creates Something New-The Oregon Trail Reenactments and Living History-A View From the Stage Keeping the Legend Alive-How Can We Help the "Lost Generation" Find the Value of Historic Trails? Trails and Historical Ways in Switzerland For Further Information

	Vol 20 No 2 1997 AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISTORY AND CULTURE Foreword African-American History and Culture—A Remembering African-American Deputy Marshals in Arkansas Seminole Black Culture on the Texas Frontier Interpreting Slavery at Hampton NHS Slavery at White Haven Underground Railroad Parks—A Shared History A Private Museum Confronts the Underground Railroad The John Brown Fort—African-Americans' Civil War Monument The Niagara Movement—Lessons Reviewed A Civil War Cemetery and African-American Heritage African-American History at War of 1812 Sites The African-American Sailors' Project—The Hidden History of the Civil War African-American History in the Civil War Soldiers and Sailors Partnership Lifesavers' Courage and Duty Went Hand-in-Hand Magnificent Achievements—The M Street High School The African-American Discovery Trail From Segregation to Preservation—Monroe Elementary School Civil Rights in Orangeburg County, South Carolina Forging Partnerships, Creating Contexts African-American History at Independence NHP Another Kind of Glory African-American History at Colonial Williamsburg Museum Programs at Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Peanut Man or Educator—The Legacy of Booker T. Washington Charles Pinckney National Historic Site Fox Lake—A Resort Like Many Others The National Archives for Black Women's History

	Vol 20 No 3 1997 PLACING WOMEN IN THE PAST FEATURES Foreword Placing Women in the Past Everywhere and Nowhere—Women at Ellis Island Interpreting Women's History at Male-Focused House Museums Women and Vernacular Gendered Buildings and Sites Women's History in the National Register and the National Historic Landmarks Survey Supporting Working Women—YWCAs in the National Register The Role of Women in Preservation—A Georgia Perspective How Women Saved South Pass City, Wyoming Cranberry Bogs to Parks—Ethnography and Women's History Preserving Women's Rights History Engendering the Klondike Gold Rush Re-discovering Lost Lives—Domestic Servants at Glenmont, Edison NHS "Raising Our Sites"—Integrating Women's History into Museums Keeping Women in their Historic Places—Bringing Women's Stories to the Classroom From Her Arms to His—Making Women's History Come Alive "... To Get A Little More Learning"—Prudence Crandall's Female Boarding School Connecticut's Advisory Committee on Minority and Women's History Las Mujeres—Voices from the Borderlands Interpreting Servants at the Martin Van Buren NHS Arlington House, Slavery, and the Plantation Mistress Maria Israel and the Old Point Loma Lighthouse Women of Yellowstone Adelaide Johnson—A Marriage of Art and Politics Honoring Women of Massachusetts POINT OF VIEW No Place for Women—Interpreting Civil War Battlefields De-centering Men as the Measure—Or, What Were Women Doing During the Continental Congress? PRESERVATION RESOURCES References, Newsletters, Museums, Conferences Book Review National Historic Landmarks

	Vol 20 No 4 1997 PARKS CANADA Sharing Experiences Broadening Horizons The Federal Archaeology Office Is Shared Leadership an Oxymoron? Archaeology—A Crucial Role in Ecosystem Management The Cultural Landscape of a National Park Abandoning the Cult of the Artifact—Cultural Landscape Management on the Chilkoot Trail Archaeological Monitoring—Butchery or Surgery? NPS Archeology Program The Threatened Archaeological Collections Project Preserving Archaeological Collections for the Future A New Tool for Cultural Resource Management York Factory's Octagon—A Multi-faceted CRM Challenge Tales that Privies Tell How Much Archaeological Inventory in Large National Parks is Enough? Imperilled Patrimony—Rescuing Threatened Archaeological Resources in Kluane National Park Threatened Archaeological Sites in the Mountain Parks Life on the Edge—The Cultural Value of Disappearing Sites Early Holocene Archaeology and Paleoecology on the Northern Northwest Coast Ninstints Pole Conservation Project Environmental Assessment—A Tool of Cultural Resource Management Co-operative Management of Archaeological Resources—A New Opportunity Aboriginal Land Claims and Cultural Resource Management Inuvialuit-Parks Canada Partnerships in Heritage Other People's History—Commemorating the Cultures of Yukon First Nations

	Vol 20 No 5 1997 ALTOGETHER FITTING AND PROPER: SAVING AMERICA'S BATTLEFIELDS Foreword Working Together Catalyst for Battlefield Preservation-The Civil War Sites Advisory Commission Study Planning Partnerships Work-The Chattanooga Area Civil War Sites Assessment Takings Law-Fact and Fiction An Uphill Battle for Recognition Treatments for Historic Battlefield Landscapes Preserving Civil War Sites-Maryland's Voluntary Easement Strategy Lee vs. Grant-Battlefields and Tourism in Virginia Better Planning Through GIS-Battlefield Management Efforts at CAST Mapping Battlefields Preserving Kentucky's Civil War Legacy A Small Battlefield with Many Friends Revolutionary Preservation National Historic Landmark Battlefields

	Vol 20 No 6 1997 THE FEDERAL HISTORIC PRESERVATION TAX INCENTIVES Introduction Historic Preservation Tax Incentives Program, The First 20 Years Historic Buildings for Affordable Housing Guidance for Incorporating Affordable Housing Units in Rehabilitated Historic Buildings Tax Projects and the National Parks Revitalizing the Nation's Main Streets Turning White Elephants into White Knights Preserving the Icons of American Architecture Building on the Basics—Wisconsin's Experience with Preservation Tax Incentives Identifying Technical Preservation Issues—Preservation Tax Incentives Projects Well Connected—Standards, Guidelines, Policy & Publications, and Technical Information Analyzing the Economic Impacts of Historic Preservation

	Vol 20 No 7 1997 DEPARTMENTS Point of View Preservation Resources Bulletin Board FEATURES The Future of the NPS History Program Historic House For Sale—Cuyahoga Valley's Sellback Program National Park Service and Army Join Forces for Historic Preservation Wright Brothers Monument Restoration A Cape Hatteras Lighthouse Update A Record of Accomplishments—Interview with Rowland Bowers Guidelines for Architectural Historians Testifying on the Historic Significance of Properties Virginia Company Foundation Digs Fort Raleigh The Importance of Preserving Heritage Resources Public-Private Partnership Saves Rail Corridors for Trail Use NCPTT GRANTS Protecting Historic Buildings and Structures from Termites Training Youth in Vernacular Earthen Architecture and Associated Cultural Traditions Half-Hull Ship Models-Unlocking Historic Ship Designs From Our Past WHAT PEOPLE ARE DOING U.S. Information Agency Lectures on Archives in Bolivia ICOMOS General Assembly Symposium—Heritage and Social Changes Colonial Williamsburg—A Seminar for Historic Administration

	Vol 20 No 8 1997 KEEPING LIGHTHOUSES New Priorities for Lighthouse Keepers Lighthouse Construction Types National Lighthouse Organizations Recent Rehabilitation of Anacapa Island Lighthouse—A Case Study Pooles Island Lighthouse Stabilization Project—Cultural Resource Management at Aberdeen Proving Ground Lighthouses within the National Park System Moving a Lighthouse—A Brief History of the Efforts to Restore Drum Point Lighthouse Pros and Cons of Moving Lighthouses Split Rock Lighthouse—Interpretation at Historic Lighthouses Relocation of the Highland Lighthouse, North Truro, MA Preservation Education at the Cape Blanco Lighthouse Keeping the Lights for Kids Documenting Historic Lighthouses South Manitou Island Light Station—A Collection of Diverse and Inter-related Cultural Resources Partners in Lighthouse Preservation Lighthouse Management—A Balancing Act by the U.S. Coast Guard

	Vol 20 No 9 1997 NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARKS ASSISTANCE INITIATIVE Preserving Our National Heritage: The National Historic Landmarks Assistance Initiative Take Action—Letter from the National Parks and Conservation Association Introduction Expanding Participation and Support for the Designation of NHLs The National Historic Landmarks Assistance Initiative Parks Without Boundaries: The NHL Program Preserving a President's Community "I'm From the Government and I'm Here to Help You"—Visiting NHLs The NPS Challenge Cost Share Program A Leap of Faith—Preservation with ISTEA Funding Are We Missing the Boat? Marketing Alaska's National Historic Landmarks Landmark Makes Good—The Aleutian Historic Area Small Town, Grand Plans—The Silverton,Colorado NHL Wheelock Academy—Model for the Indian Territory The National Historic Landmarks Initiative in the Southeast Region The Presidio Within the Presidio—Historical Archeology in a NHL Bodie, California—Preserving a Historic Mining Landscape Midway National Historic Landmark: Transfer and Transformation

	Vol 20 No 10 1997 A UNITY OF THEORY AND PRACTICE Acknowledgments Celebrating a Five-Year Anniversary—A Model Partnership in the Intermountain Region Strategic Planning for Partnership A Unity of Theory and Practice—Cooperative Research and Training Between the University of Pennsylvania and the NPS Bridging Fragments to the Past Preserving Adobe Ruins A Preservation Action Plan for Fort Union The University of Pennsylvania Comes to Fort Davis, Texas Saving Authentic Surfaces—Plaster and Paint Stabilization at Fort Davis A Tale of Two Conservation Projects at Mission San Jose, San Antonio Stability and Integrity—The Convento Stone Column at Mission San Jose 18th-century Plasters Preserved—Conservation in the Convento of Mission San Jose Inscription Preservation—A Challenge Met at El Morro Rock Art Documentation and Assessment Weathering of the El Morro Inscriptions Epoxies, Grouts, and Inscriptions Non-destructive Testing at El Morro Pilot Conservation at EI Morro Cliff Dwelling Walls—The Earthen Plaster Project at Mesa Verde Managing Change—Conservation of Surface Finishes at Mesa Verde's Cliff Dwellings Materials in the Laboratory—Earthen Plasters, Mortars, and Paints from Mug House Ruins Preservation—Pre-Colombian and Historic Ruins Preservation in the Arid Southwest Acrylic-modified Earthen Mortar

	Vol 20 No 11 1997 EXPLORING HISPANIC HISTORY AND CULTURE—A DYNAMIC FIELD Foreword Your History, My History, Our History Exploring Hispanic History and Culture El Chamizal—Profile of a Displaced Hispano Community Hispanic History in the National Register of Historic Places Los Caminos Del Rio—A Bi-national Heritage Project Along the Lower Rio Grande Patrimonios Culturales Kino Missions in Sonora Mexico and United States Earthen Architecture Preservation: Along the Borderlands—Symposia Between Mexico and the United States Preservation in the Mesilla Valley The Spanish Borderlands As a Field of Historical Study—The View from the Spanish Colonial Research Center Rancho Carricitos—Battlefield on the Rio Grande From Out of the Shadows—Mexican Women in the United States The Chicano Research Collection National Parks Associated With Hispanic Heritage Preservation of Spanish Colonial and Tejano Archeological Sites Mission San Xavier Del Bac—A Model for Conservation Rancho De Las Cabras—A Spanish Colonial Mission Ranch Offers Partnership Opportunities The Trained Eye—Taking a Look at El Rancho in South Texas New World Hispanic Heritage Along the Anza Trail Los Adaes—An 18th-century Capital of Texas in Northwestern Louisiana Latinos in Historic Districts—Whose History? Whose Neighborhood? The Hispanic Challenge Hispanic Studies by the NPS in the Southeast and Caribbean The Spanish-American War Centennial and the San Juan National Historic Site Preservation Internship—or How I Learned to Love the Spanish-American War Little Havana—The Cubanization of Miami's Cultural Heritage Hispanic Privateers and Ancestral Metallurgists in Hopewell Exhibit Not Just Another Island A Ball Court Study in Puerto Rico Touro Synagogue—Newport, RI Hispanics in the Civil War

	Vol 20 No 12 1997 PRESERVATION TRADES AND CRAFTS Foreword Connections—An Overview Qualification Standards for the Trades? Proposed Academic Program for Craft Workers in Historic Preservation Historic Site Stewardship at the National Trust Beyond the Trades—Working on the Creative Side An Idea Whose Time Has Come—Preservation Trades Network The DRY Stone Age—The Dry Stone Conservancy Promotes an Ancient Craft There's No Such Thing as a Craftsman Traditional Timber Framing Today The Diversity of Application 1977—1997: A Retrospective of the Work of the Historic Preservation Training Center Learning from Each Other That Williamsport Experience Putting More Tools in My Toolbox What a Ride! Give 'Til It Hurts It Was Worth the Wait HPTC'U'—Changing Courses Certification in Preservation Skills and Technology RESTORE Training for Restoration—The Bridge Between Theory and Practice A Contractor's View of Craft Training PAST Comes to Walnut Canyon National Monument What Historical Architects Can Learn From the Preservation Trades—and Why They Should Empowering the Craftsperson—Mantra: Inspect/Repair/Replace Tools of the Trade—Cultivating Preservation Skills for Cultural Landscape Maintenance Preserving the Baha'i House of Worship—Unusual Mandate, Material, and Method Sheet Metal Craftsmanship—Pass It On Directory of Preservation Craftspeople

	Vol 20 No 13 1997 A CHALLENGE FOR THE MILITARY MISSION Defending the Nation's Heritage The Importance of Cultural Resources Management for the DoD A Summary History of the Army's Preservation Program An Integrated Method For Cultural Resource Management U.S. Army Military District of Washington Implementation of a Historic Preservation Plan Puget Sound Naval Shipyard Building 50 Restoration Land-Use History—Past and Present Graffiti at the Foxtrot Petroglyph Site Remote Sensing Aids Archeological Investigations The Presidio of San Francisco—A Study in Inter-Agency Cooperation The Recent Past on Eglin Air Force Base Uncovering the British Colonial Past in Northwest Florida CRM Planning at Two Service Academies Documenting a Cold War Nuclear Reactor—Attempting Innovation Building an Enduring Dialogue: The Army Environmental Center's Native American Cultural Resources Program Tularosa Basin Ecosystems: Past and Present

	Vol 20 No 14 1997 CRM AND THE HISTORY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Foreword Pierce Mill—A Past With a Future Preserving the History of the First Flight—Wright Brothers National Memorial Floyd Bennett Field-Gateway of Flight Cotton Gins and Presses—Reading Industrial Artifacts at the Magnolia Plantation What Is HAER? Trigger for Atomic Holocaust—Aircraft Detection on the DEW Line National Historic Landmarks Related to the History of Science and Technology Managing RittenhouseTown—A National Historic Landmark Rodman—Last of the Seacoast Muzzle-Loaders Cannon and Conversation—Preserving and Interpreting Seashore Technological Change The Japanese Village at the Nevada Test Site—A Relic of Nuclear War Nice Towers, eh?—Evaluating a Transmission Line in Arizona To Make the Crooked Ways Straight and the Rough Ways Smooth—Documenting 19th-century Transportation Systems Collecting Slime—Cultural Resources in the Federal Fish Hatchery System Interpretive Challenges in a Medical History Museum—The Stetten Museum's First 10 Years Mystery of the Notched Bar at Saugus Iron Works Resurrecting the Presidio's Historic Radio Network Technological History as Green Space—Joliet Iron Works Notes from the Field—Industrial Preservation in Great Britain Preserving the History of Mining Technology in the NPS Teaching Edison History with Traveling Trunks Conferences

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	Vol 21 No 1 1998 SHENANDOAH — MANAGING CULTURAL RESOURCES IN A NATURAL PARK Foreword Cultural Resource Management at Shenandoah—It Didn't Come Naturally Shenandoah National Park—A Historical Overview Shenandoah National Park—A Sense of Place Skyline Drive Historic District—A Meeting Place of Culture and Nature Judd Gardens—Between Culture and Nature Shenandoah—Not Without the CCC Shaver Hollow Research Natural Area—A Case Study for the Protection of Natural and Cultural Resources GIS as a Preservation Tool at Shenandoah Unfolding Cultural Resources at Shenandoah "Almost Untouched"—Recognizing, Recording, and Preserving the Archeological Heritage of a Natural Park Shenandoah—Laboratory for Change

	Vol 21 No 2 1998 DEPARTMENTS Point of View Preservation Resources Bulletin Board FEATURES A Splendid Little War—Does Anyone Remember in 1998? The JNEM Arch's Unique Tram System—Still Running After 30 Years Domesticated Waters—Delaware Bay Oystering's Science and Technology Sustainable Design and Historic Preservation Cultural Resource Applications for a GIS—Stone Conservation at Jefferson and Lincoln Memorials Quechan Indians Boast Long Colorado River History America's Watchtower—Saving the Old Post Office The Seminar for Historical Administration Turns 40 Building Project Records at Independence

	Vol 21 No 2 Supplement 1998 Historical Research in the National Park Service

	Vol 21 No 3 1998 PRESERVATION EDUCATION Preservation Education—In Service to the Community The Classroom and the Community—Historic Preservation at George Washington University Preservation Studies and Public Service at Southeast Missouri State University Investigating the Delassus House—Teamwork in Field Archeology and History Savannah Students Survey the Community The University of Maryland and the National Park Service—A Formidable Partnership in Historical Archeology In the Land Grant Tradition—Preservation at the University of Delaware Interdisciplinary Service to the Community—The Texas A&M Experience Traveling Globally, Contributing Locally—Roger Williams University's Historic Preservation Students in England Preservation Fieldwork at the University of South Carolina The Japan/United States Preservation Community Exchange Preserving Old Bangkok—The University of Hawaii's Asian Preservation Field School Teaching Fieldwork in the Preservation Distance Learning Program at Goucher College Preservation at Community Colleges Call for Papers

	Vol 21 No 4 1998 SLAVERY AND RESISTANCE Foreword Slavery and Resistance—Expanding Our Horizon Revisiting the Underground Railroad The UGRR and Local History Confronting Slavery and Revealing the "Lost Cause" Changing Interpretation at Gettysburg NMP The Remarkable Legacy of Selina Gray Frederick Douglass in Toronto Local Pasts in National Programs The Natchez Court Records Project The Educational Value of Quindaro Townsite in the 21st Century NPS Study to Preserve and Interpret the UGRR The UGRR on the Rio Grande NPS Aids Pathways to Freedom Group The UGRR Archeology Initiative The Amistad Research Center BOOKS

	Vol 21 No 5 1998 BRINGING THE PAST INTO THE FUTURE Letter from the White House Bringing the Past into the Future Using Computerized Visual Simulations as a Historic Preservation Protection Strategy Discovering Archeological Sites from Space CRM and the WWW Amoeba—NPS Technical Information on the Web "Links to the Past" Texas Historic Sites Atlas Archeology, GIS, and Urban Planning in Québec City, Canada Past Landscapes, Future Roads A Columnar Experience "Bus to Destiny" The Civil War Explorer "Teaching With Technology" Visualizing the Construction of Hadrian's Pantheon Applying GIS Technologies to CRM Portable Non-contact 3D Scanner Space, Time, and Technology Visiting National Register Sites on the Web Using GPS and GIS to Create a Historic Base Map New Documentation Technologies at the Getty Conservation Institute Using Computer-Generated Images at Fort Davis National Historic Site Reevaluating Success Columbia University's Multimedia Education Project Interactive Time-Aware Interpretive Maps of Cultural Features The Women In Military Service For America Memorial Register A Multimedia Visit to the White House Invisible Datum CRM at the Air National Guard Virtual Preservation in Cuba

	Vol 21 No 6 1998 THE INFORMATION ECOSYSTEM The Information Ecosystem Using the Electronic Information Ecosystem for Research Information-Seeking in Organizations and Archives Records Management in the National Park Service Cultural Records in Question Information and Its Moral Dilemmas Archiving Archeological Data in the Next Millennium The Stories You Could Tell-Using NARA Regional Resources for Site Interpretation The Yellowstone Archives and its Affiliation with NARA The Information Ecology of Archives Information Skills and Primary Sources in Education NPS Libraries Come of Age-Building the NPS "Virtual Library" The National Register Information System-Preservation Strategies in the Data Center Computerizing the National Register of Historic Places The Information Ecosystem Bibliography

	Vol 21 No 7 1998 AMERICA'S MINING HERITAGE Mining History—A New Dialogue Industrial Archeology and Historic Mining Studies at Michigan Tech Geology National Historic Landmark Theme Study Quincy Mining Company Landscape in Keweenaw National Historical Park Interpretation at the Western Museum of Mining and Industry Canada Post Celebrates the Canadian Institute of Mining Reflections on Previous Ruminations—Some Thoughts about Mining Site Eligibility and National Register Bulletin 42 Newgate Prison and Copper Mine Historic Mines of Chesapeake & Ohio Canal National Historical Park Mexican Mining Heritage—The Real Del Monte Site The Mayflower Mill—Reclamation and Re-use Finding Them Was the Easy Part—Making Sense of Historic Mine Sites on the Last Frontier Gold Rush-Era Mining Sites in Alaska's National Parks Geoarcheology of the Jinny Hill Mines Cow Heads and Trout Farms—Underwater Exploration of the Dalliba-Lee Mine A Tale of Mines, Prospectors, and Native Americans—The Making of Glacier National Park If the Walls Could Speak—Mariscal Mine HAER Documentation Abandoned Mines as Bat Habitat Tri-Cultural Use of the Cerrillos Mines Treasure Hill and the Archeology of Shermantown The Kelly Mine—Archeological Monitoring and Hollywood Magic The Threats to our Mining Heritage—A Provincial Point of View

	Vol 21 No 8 1998 ANOTHER VIEW FROM HAWAI'I Another View from Hawai'i—Cultural Continuities and Discontinuities in the Asia-Pacific Region Preserving Hawaii's Heritage—Who Makes It Happen? Waik'k—Where the Past Collides with the Future Keeping Kaimuk—Making Main Street Work M'lama o M'noa—Preserving a Historic Residential Community Hawai'i—The Crossroads of the Pacific The Australian Approach to Heritage Precinct Revitalization Re-Creating the Urban Landscape of Modern Korea Integrated Community Development and Cultural Heritage Site-Preservation in Asia/Pacific through Local Effort (LEAP) Hula—Hawaii's Own Dance Hawaii—Never Easier to Sell Book Reviews A New Kind of Plantation—The Polynesian Cultural Center Plantation Housing in Hawaii Incorporating the Plantation into 21st Century Hawaii Hawaii's Early Plantation Heritage The Uchida Coffee Farm in Kona, Hawaii Historic Preservation in the Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas Cultural Heritage Management of Unexploded Ammunition Managing Cultural Resources in a Multi-Use Area Interpreting Women's History Work at Angkor Continues University of Hawaii 1997 Summer Field School—Kalaupapa, Moloka'i ALSO IN THIS ISSUE Buckminster Fuller Dome The Battle of the Marquee 1998 Summer Field School Saving Asia's Historic Cities Meeting in the Freely Associated States of Micronesia Maritime Archaeology Certificate The East-West Center/University of Hawaii Program in Cambodian Heritage—An Update

	Vol 21 No 9 1998 DEPARTMENTS Point of View Preservation Resources Bulletin Board NCPTT FEATURES National Park Service Archeology Programs in Alaska—The Big Picture Fire and Flood—Archeological Survey in the Dynamic Aniakchak National Monument and Preserve Gold Ship on the Yukon River Preserving the Klondike Gold Rush Legacy Integrating Natural and Cultural Resource Management in Katmai National Park and Preserve Archeology and Labor History Curating Living History—A Case Study from Bent's Old Fort National Historic Site Mitigating Effects on an Industrial Pottery Planning the Future for Prehistoric Monuments—The World Heritage Site at Avebury, England Ethnic History Exhibits and Public Controversy CRM at the Federal Columbia River Power System Tuskegee Airmen and Moton Field—Creating a National Park Developing Hantavirus Mitigation Procedures for Cultural Resources Native Americans Come to the Rescue of America's Historic Coastal Forts The Ganado Project A Short-Term Partnership with Long-Term Implications—Protecting a Forgotten Oasis on the Oregon Trail Some Notes on Thematic and Multi-Park Administrative Histories From Concept to Reality—Developing an Interpretive Center

	Vol 21 No 10 1998 THE POWER TO PRESERVE: PUBLIC ARCHEOLOGY AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT Foreword Public Archeology and Local Land Use Law Community Archeology—Working with Local Governments Planning and Zoning Strategies—Protecting Connecticut's Archeological Resources Archeological Review in Ann Arbor, MI Passing the Ordinance is Not Enough—Two Examples from Iowa Archeological Site Protection in La Quinta, CA Preserving Our Options—Public Archeology in Santa Fe, New Mexico Preservation Policy and Procedures—Public and Private Sector Development Review in Pima County, Arizona Miami Underground—Dade County's Archeological Success Story The Soapstone Local Historic Preservation District, Georgia When Archeological Ordinances Fail—Protecting the Resource by Other Means

	Vol 21 No 11 1998 UNDERSTANDING THE PAST Practicing History in the Public Interest Presenting History to the Public—The Study of Memory and the Uses of the Past Seneca Falls Remembered—Celebrations of the 1848 First Women's Rights Convention Honor the Past, Imagine the Future Celebrating the Illinois and Michigan Canal The Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo—Forgotten or Remembered? Observing the Civil War Centennial—Rhetoric, Reality, and the Bounds of Selective Memory Hope and Glory—The Centennial Celebration of the Monument to Robert Gould Shaw and the 54th Massachusetts Regiment Structuring Memory—The Haymarket Martyrs' Monument Women and the Spanish-American War American Women Nurses in the Spanish-American War A Spy Named Whitney A Splendid Little War Great Events in Canadian Women's History—Celebrations and Commemorations Human Rights Declaration Turns 50 On the Road to Equality Celebrating the Legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. Centennial 2002—Bureau of Reclamation The 2003 Centennial of Flight-Aerospace Historians and the Challenge of Commemoration A Decade of Rediscovery at Fort Clatsop National Memorial—Lewis and Clark Winter Encampment Bicentennial The American Way of Memory

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	Vol 22 No 1 1999 JAMESTOWN ISLAND REVISITED 1607 Five Years of Jamestown The Jamestown Archeological Assessment Finding the Town in Jamestown Archeology of the 17th-Century Capital Jamestown Island's Documentary History Clues to the Past Looking Beyond the Town Archeological Survey at Jamestown Island Continuing Jamestown's Military Tradition The Civil War Years Lessons from the Past Jamestown Rediscovery Archeological Cultural Resources Management for the New Millennium Cultural Resource Management and Interpretation-A Cooperative Venture

	Vol 22 No 1 Supplement 1999 Historical Research in the National Park Service

	Vol 22 No 2 1999 ARCHIVES AT THE MILLENNIUM Archives at the Millennium Archives—A Primer for the 21st Century The Value of Archives to National Park Service Historians The Historic Documents Department—San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park The Archives and Special Collections of the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation Preservation Information from the NPS The Archives at the Mary McLeod Bethune Council House NHP Managing Documentary Resources—Independence National Historical Park Is the Record of the 20th Century at Risk? Creating Permanent and Durable Information Physical Media and Storage Standards What Is the Encoded Archival Description Standard? Archival Reorganization at Little Bighorn Battlefield Archives and the New NPS Collections Management System Those Old Files...Surveying Archives in the National Park Service The Sewall-Belmont House National Historic Site: The Florence Bayard Hilles Library Opens to the Public Records Management Assistance from NARA What Are Affiliated Archives? Tips on How to Research in an Archives An Archival Glossary for the Millennium

	Vol 22 No 3 1999 IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST Working Together for Better Solutions The Bighorn Medicine Wheel 1988-1999 The Shoshone Irrigation Project: Educational Exhibits as Mitigation Government to Government: King County's Program for Tribal Involvement in Water Quality Decisions Buying the FARM: A Forest Service Model for Legal Compliance Discover Cathlapotle: Partnerships for the Past and Present-U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Staying Upright: Reflections on the Section 106 Process and the Glen Canyon Dam Cultural Program A Framework for Creative Mitigation Comments on Compliance and Management

	Vol 22 No 4 1999 A SESQUICENTENNIAL OVERVIEW OF CRM AT THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT Foreword Celebrating 150 Years The Department of Everything Else, Including Historic Preservation The Interior Building—Celebrating a Department's Mission Through its Architecture and Art The Antiquities Act and National Monuments—A Progressive Conservation Legacy Anthropological Connections Department of the Interior's Archeology Program Interior's Museum Collections—Your Heritage Historic Preservation on the Public Domain—The Bureau of Land Management General Patton's Camp Linking the Past to the Future—Museum Collections and the Bureau of Land Management Bureau of Indian Affairs Cultural Resources and the U.S. Geological Survey The National Park Service and Cultural Resources CRM at the Bureau of Reclamation Portraits of Reclamation The Fish and Wildlife Service—Protecting Habitat and History Beneath the Waters of Time—Interior's Submerged Cultural Resource Programs Coal and Culture—The Office of Surface Mining's Tale of Two Resources

	Vol 22 No 5 1999 Giving Research a Voice—Interpreting History in the Real World San Juan National Historic Site Celebrates its 50th Anniversary 100 Years of Resource Stewardship—Mount Rainier's Archives Project Disaster Relief, Recovery, and Historic Preservation—Arkansas and its 38 Tornados Grant-Kohrs Ranch NHS Public Art Program The National Maritime Heritage Grants Program Saving The Star-Spangled Banner—A NPS-Smithsonian Partnership Training for Law Enforcement— A Tribal Perspective Dollars Well Spent Book Reviews Moving a Lighthouse...Saving a Landmark Garden Apartments—Three Preservation Case Studies in Virginia Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park—A Non-Traditional Park Takes Off Paul Laurence Dunbar American Samoa Prepares its Historic District for Centennial Commemorating the Underground Railroad in Canada A Pragmatic Rehabilitation—The Continuing Use of Arisbe, Home of C.S. Peirce Charles S. Peirce The Lime Middens of Cumberland Island Aberdeen Proving Ground Uncovers 17th century Settlement of "Old Baltimore"

	Vol 22 No 6 1999 CONSERVING EARTHEN ARCHITECTURE / CONSERVANDO LA ARQUITECTURA DE TIERRA A Rich Building Tradition/ Una Rica Tradición de Construcción Adobe Toda Training in the Conservation of Earthen Architectural Heritage/Formación en el Campo de la Conservación del Patrimonio Arquitectónico de Tierra Building Institutional Alliances—Project Terra/Establecimiento de Alianzas Institucionales—Proyecto Terra Earthen Architecture Traditions in New Mexico/ Tradiciones de Arquitectura de Tierra en Nuevo México Earthen Architecture and Incentives at Acoma Pueblo Earthen Architecture in the Northern United States—European Traditions in Earthen Construction California's Historic Earthen Architecture/Arquitectura Histórica de Tierra en California Earthquakes and Adobes—Effects and Systems for Intervention/ Terremotos y Adobes—Efectos y Sistemas de Intervención Nuestra Señora del Pilar y Santiago de Cocóspera Native Earthen Architecture in Eastern North America Against the Odds—Hottai Ki Holding Down the Forts—The Army, Adobe, and Preservation The Conservation of Plasters in Earthen Archeological Sites Vanishing Treasures—A Legacy in Ruins

	Vol 22 No 7 1999 A NEW LEASE ON LIFE: CONSERVING MUSEUM COLLECTIONS A New Lease on Life—Conserving Museum Collections Mr. Fuller's Most Peculiar Firearm The Conservation of the Classical Lighthouse Lens Lighting for Conservation Map Printing Techniques—An Introductory Note Conservation Treatments for the Washington Monument Commemorative Stones—Using Guidelines More Than Simply Treatment—What A Conservator Can Tell You About An Object Passive Supports for Textiles Using Freeze-dried Animal Specimens in Exhibits Totem Preservation in Southeast Alaska Contracting for Object Conservation Treatment Conservation of a Yellowstone Studebaker Wagon Restoration of the Lincoln Memorial Murals The Importance of Curatorial Planning in Condition Surveys Architectural Drawings—Valuable Records Requiring TLC Conservation Science in the Parks—Not Just for Natural Resources Summer Projects in Parks for Conservation Program Interns A Workshop—Integrating Field Archeology, Conservation, and Culturally Appropriate Treatments Creating a Set of Conservation Guidelines for Exhibitions

	Vol 22 No 8 1999 DIVERSITY AND CULTURAL RESOURCES Foreword Imagining a Richer Tapestry Enlivening the Study of History — Teaching With Historic Places Heritage, History, and Hurston—Eatonville within the Preservation Movement The Alamo's Selected Past In the Cradle of Creole Culture "To Follow Truth Wherever it May Lead"—Dealing with the DNA Controversy at Monticello The National Association of Colored Women's Clubs Angel Island Immigration Station—Immigration History in the Middle of San Francisco Bay Stonewall—An Icon in Gay History—Recognized by the National Register Planning for Jazz Port Gamble, Washington—Managing Cultural Diversity on Puget Sound A Multicultural Melting Pot in Ketchikan, Alaska Making a Difference, Making It Happen Booker T. Washington—The Man and His Landscape Recording Decorative Artwork at the Aquatic Park Bathhouse, San Francisco Maritime N H P Sargent Johnson (1887-1967) Climbing Jacob's Ladder—Creating a Professional Museum Partnership NPS Diversity Web Page Preserving HBCUs for Future Generations Helping Grassroots Preservationists Emerge in the Field Jazz Club at Rossonian Hotel in Denver, Colorado Understanding Diversity in the National Park Service—Point of View Diversifying the Cultural Resources Profession

	Vol 22 No 9 1999 PUBLIC/PRIVATE COOPERATION FOR OUTREACH AND EDUCATION U.S. 219 Meyersdale Bypass Project The Lorton Town Center Archeology Project Partnership Volunteers Re-light Kilauea Point Lighthouse Preservation Education on Midway Atoll Lincoln Park—Evolution of a Landscape THE LEGACY OF MISSION Mission 66 and "Rustication" The Mission 66 Visitor Center Continuing Education—My Fulbright in Thailand Retrofitting an Advanced Fire Protection System Foamed Boron Preservative—A Wood Treatment Alternative The Aiken-Rhett House—Historic Charleston Foundation Looks at its Past and Sees its Future Cattle, Control, and Conservation Integrating GIS and Cultural Resources Databases for Archeological Site Monitoring PRESERVING LIGHTHOUSES Moving Lighthouses Moving Cape Hatteras Lighthouse The Canton Asylum for Insane Indians Romancing a Galleon (and Other Lost Ships) at Point Reyes Seashore PRESERVING THE RECENT PAST Documenting the Cold War—Investigating Available Resources Interpreting the Cold War Cold War Historic Properties at Aberdeen Proving Ground Clearwater Battle Artifacts Returned Greenbelt, Maryland—Preservation of a Historic Planned Community Sisters Across the Ocean—Observations on Women in Cultural Heritage in Australia

	Vol 22 No 10 1999 HISTORIC RAILROADS Foreword Historic Railroads in the National Park System and Beyond Railroads as World Heritage Sites 19th- and 20th-century Potawatomi Culture and the Railroad—The Rails of Change The Unheralded Resources of Golden Spike National Historic Site A Grand Canyon Railway—Project for a New Century-the 20th Through "the Greatest Gateway to the Greatest Park"—Dudes on the Rails to Yellowstone Livingston—A Railroad Town and its Depot To the Tetons by Train Union Pacific Railroad Dining Lodges and Cafeterias for the National Parks Petrified Wood and Railroads Copper Mining, Railroads, and the "Hellhole of Arizona" The Copper River and Northwestern—Alaska's Bonanza Railway Frontiers in Transportation—Denali and the Alaska Railroad Alaska Tourism, Skagway, and the White Pass and Yukon Route The Curious Case of the Buried Locomotives—or Railroad Archeology with a Vengeance Allegheny Portage Railroad—New Support for Old Arches "Paint and Park"—The Lehigh & New England Railroad Caboose 583 The Rutland Railroad's Caboose No. 28 The Sacramento Locomotive Works of the Central Pacific and Southern Pacific Railroads, 1864-1999 Pardon Me Boys, Is That the Naval Ordnance Choo-Choo? The Valley Railway—A Tale of Two Landscapes On Track through a Beautiful Country

	Vol 23 No 1 2000 DAM GOOD ARCHEOLOGY Over Fifty Years of Dam Good Archeology—An Introduction to the Bureau of Reclamation's Cultural Resources Program The Bureau of Reclamation and its Archeology—A Brief History The History of Archeological Research at Medicine Creek Reservoir The Salt-Gila Aqueduct Project and Hohokam Archeology The Central Arizona Project Reclamation's Museum Property Postwar Partners in Archeology—The Bureau of Reclamation, the National Park Service, and the River Basin Surveys in the Missouri River Basin (1945-1969) A View From the Lake—The Dolores Archaeological Program in the McPhee Reservoir Area, SW Colorado A Retrospective on the Four Corners Archeological Program New Melones—Public Interpretation of the Archeological-Historical Record Traditional Cultural Properties vs. Traditional Cultural Resource Management Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act Activities Off the Back Roads and onto the Superhighway—Reclamation Reports "Dam Good Archeology"—We're Glad It Got Done! The Historical Importance of Reservoir Archeology

	Vol 23 No 2 2000 Cultural Resources, People, and Places of Aviation's Early Years Flight in America, 1784-1919 Counting Down to the Centennial of Flight From Pasture to Runway—Managing the Huffman Prairie Flying Field Octave Chanute—Aeronautical Pioneer Restoration, Preservation, and Conservation of the 1905 Wright Flyer III Flying Off Rooftops Roy Knabenshue—From Dirigibles to NPS Fort Myer, Virginia's Place in Aviation History Conserving Aviation Heritage Resources in the U.S. Air Force A Place Called Langley Field—National Significance in American Military and Civil Aviation From Obsolescence to Adaptive Re-use—Rehabilitating Building 661 at Langley Air Force Base A New National Register Bulletin

	Vol 23 No 3 2000 George Washington's Field Tents—The Challenge of Preserving and Interpreting a National Treasure in the 21st Century Preserving a Piece of History The Power of Place—Using Historic Structures to Teach Children about Slavery Preserving Historic and Archeological Materials Found During Construction ANCS+ at San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park—A Progress Report Traditional Land Use as Starting Point—Opening Cross-cultural Dialogue at Crater Lake and Lava Beds The Skutumpah Mammoth Excavation 19th-century Depredators in Brooklyn—The Naval Hospital Cemetery Story Tracing the Origins of an Idea Dr. Ernest Allen Connally The Ever-changing Role of Historians at the Denver Service Center—A Retrospective Exit Interview with Barry Mackintosh Bicentennial of a Birth—John Brown, Life and Legacy LETTER TO THE EDITOR A Response to "The Alamo's Selected Past" NOTICES National Register of Historic Places-Web Site News Preservation Briefs: Celebrating 25 Years Discover the Places that Make America Great! Photographic Conservation Legends of Tuskegee Preserving the Recent Past II Heritage Eco-tourism Symposium The Heritage Education Network

	Vol 23 No 4 2000 HISTORIC AMERICAN ENGINEERING RECORD HAER—Documenting Creativity The Prehistory of HAER, 1965-1968 HAER and the Recording of Technological Heritage—Reflections on the Beginning HAER Documents America's Park Roads and Parkways Through the Mill—Documenting the Southern Textile Industry Futtocks, Buttocks, and Duck Tails—HAER's Maritime Program Working the Lights—Photography, Documentation, and Coast Guard Buoy Tenders More than Cotton—Industrial Alabama Allegheny Oil Powers—Documenting Endangered Cultural Resources in Allegheny National Forest Small Steps and Giant Leaps—HAER Documentation of Static Test Facilities at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center Engineering Methods in Historical Research Recording Industrial Sites with CAD Technologies The Institute for the History of Technology and Industrial Archaeology, and HAER—A Ten-Year Retrospective The International Connection—HAER and the US/ICOMOS International Summer Intern Program HAER, an Inspiration Across the Atlantic Thirty Years of Documenting Engineering and Industrial Heritage through HAER Publications

	Vol 23 No 5 2000 MUSEUM ISSUES AND TRENDS Museum Issues and Trends The Crisis in Archeological Collection Management Non-Federal Museums Managing Federal Collections—The Utah Museum of Natural History Archeological Curation in the 21st Century—Or, Making Sure the Roof Doesn't Blow Off Deaccessioning Museum Collections New Threats to Old Bones—The Theft of Fossil Vertebrates from Museum Collections Biological Inventories to Use Museum Voucher Information New Information from Old Collections—The Interface of Science and Systematic Collections All That Glitters is Not Gold Inherent and Acquired Hazards in Museum Objects—Implications for Care and Use of Collections Collections Conservation—Some Current Issues and Trends Florissant Fossil Beds Creates Database of Non-NPS Collections Validating the Past in the Present—First Nations' Collaborations with Museums What's New in Exhibits? Interpreting Slavery at National Trust Sites—A Case Study in Addressing Difficult Topics The Park Bookstore Earns More Than Money Surf's Up—Do You Know Where Your Wet Suit Is? A Precarious Balance—Collections Access and Intellectual Property Rights POW Photos Donated to Andersonville National Historic Site Museum Collections in the Information Age The International Pillage of Cultural Property

	Vol 23 No 6 2000 DISASTER MANAGEMENT Disaster Management for Cultural Properties Beyond Disaster Response—Public Policy Challenge of the New Millennium Earth, Wind, Fire, and Water—Historic Preservation Disaster Planning in Miami-Dade County, Florida Disaster Preparedness—How Ready Are You? A Lesson Well Learned—New Methods of Disaster Preparation for Atlanta's Fox Theatre Cultural Resource Protection and Federal Fire Management Issues No Thanks to a Tornado Conservation vs. Disasters—The Restoration of Kathrineberg Emergency Stabilization of the Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi Mitigation—Fact or Fiction? Flood Hazards and Protection Measures in the Valley of the Kings The Cultural Heritage and the Nature of Disasters in Jordan and Palestine Terrorist Attack—Disaster Response for the Oklahoma City Bombing

	Vol 23 No 7 2000 PRESERVATION PLANNING Preservation Planning—Ensuring a Future for Our Past Preservation Planning in Annapolis—A Community Commitment, A Community Task Community Consensus Planning for Battlefield Preservation Taking America's Past into the Future—Prescott, Arizona, Plans for the Future of Historic Preservation Geographic Information Systems and Prescott's Historic Preservation Master Plan Cottage Grove—Heritage Preservation Planning in a Suburban Community Planning and the Local Preservation Review Commission A Tale of Two Communities—Community Involvement in Preservation Planning Partnership Planning—Involving Partners in Meaningful Ways Planning for and Preserving Cultural Resources through National Heritage Areas Pennsylvania's Historic Preservation Plan—Partnerships and Public Outreach The Kaho'olawe Use Plan—Non-traditional Planning for Traditional Use Tribes Working with Agencies to Protect Resources Whither Historic Contexts?—Their Role in 21st-century Planning

	Vol 23 No 8 2000 CREATIVE TEACHING WITH HISTORIC PLACES History in the Hands of Tomorrow's Citizens On-Site Learning—The Power of Historic Places Visualizing History—Inquiring Minds Want to Know Sources, Sites, and Standards Creating Place-Based Classroom Resources—Teaching with Historic Places Lesson Plans It's History "Just for Kids" Writing a TwHP Lesson Plan—A View from the Gaylord Building A Blast from the Past—Using Historic Sites to Enliven History Teaching with Historic Places in the Classroom Arizona Students Learn from a Georgia Civil War Prison The Community as Classroom Seeing Is Believing—TwHP Field Studies Response Form TwHP and Local History—A Positive Partnership Preparing Teachers to Teach with Historic Places Collaboration in Teaching with Historic Places Solving Local History's Mysteries—Researching Buildings for Fifth-Grade Teaching The Real Thing in the Right Place Teaching with Historic Places in the Parks On-Site/Off-Site—Students Learn about Andersonville Teaching the Klondike Gold Rush Digging History at Fort Frederica Training Teachers to Use Historic Places at Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania Curriculum Connections—Making the Most of National Park Experiences Teaching with Historic Places Makes a Splash on the Web "Links" to Education Developing the Next Generation of Preservation Professionals Teaching with the National Register of Historic Places

	Vol 23 No 9 2000 BEYOND COMPLIANCE: TRIBES OF THE SOUTHWEST Dialogues Beyond Compliance—Planning Heritage Preservation for Native American Ancestral Sites Maintaining Traditions—The Importance of Neighboring Tribes in the Effective Management of National Park Resources The Reconquest of Fort Apache—The White Mountain Apache Tribe Reclaims Its History and Culture Restoring Acoma—The Pueblo Revitalization Projects Three Groundbreaking Conferences—Ancestral Peoples of the Four Corners Region NAGPRA and Beyond—Cooperation Leads to Precedents at the NAGPRA Review Committee Meeting Living on the Edge—Combining Traditional Pueblo Knowledge, Permaculture, and Archeology Sand Creek Massacre Site Oral History—Protecting Tribal Intellectual Property Reburying History—Backfilling at Aztec Ruins National Monument and the Power of Consultation Multiple Views of the Past—Integrating Archeology and Ethnography in the Jeddito Valley The Navajo Nation Model—Tribal Consultation Under the National Historic Preservation Act

	Vol 23 No 10 2000 PLAY BALL! SPORTS IN AMERICAN LIFE Play Ball!—Sports in American Life Vintage Postcards as Historical Images—Ghosts from the Gipper's Era Bats, Balls, and Baseball Cards—Safeguarding Collections at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum Fenway Park's "Green Monster" Assessing Golf Courses as Cultural Resources Lilli-putt-ian Landmarks—History and Significance of Miniature Golf Courses West Point's Michie Stadium—Balancing History and 21st Century Collegiate Sport Programs Boston's Curious Bowling History Adriaen's Landing—Archeology, Geology, and Palynology in Connecticut's Central Valley Exhumation at the Citadel's Johnson Hagood Stadium McCoy Stadium—Legacy or Folly? The Ballpark at St. George Station, Staten Island, New York Archeology of Bank One Ballpark, Phoenix, Arizona

	Vol 24 No 1 2001 PACIFIC PRESERVATION Pacific Preservation Cultural Landscapes and Protected Areas—New Partnership Opportunities in Micronesia Preservation through Visual Anthropology and Training—Case Study from American Samoa The Adze Quarries of Tutuila Finding Help to Restore a Landmark Artifacts of Our [ti] Facts Guam's GIS Program Dealing with Human Remains—An Approach from the Northern Marianas Compliance, Science, and Research—Archeology in the Mariana Islands The Navy and the Protection of Pacific Cultural Resources—A Unique Challenge Heritage Eco-Tourism in Micronesia—Expectations of Government Officials Interpretive Enhancements for Rota Route 100 Micronesia—Preserving a Fragile Resource The Micronesia and South Pacific Program—A Decade of Cultural Resource Preservation Assistance An Applied Approach to Archeology in Palau The Challenges of Survey and Site Preservation in the Republic of the Marshall Islands German Colonial Heritage in Micronesia Training in Pohnpei, Federated States of Micronesia Jungle Warfare 2000

	Vol 24 No 2 2001 Time Crime—Anti-Looting Efforts in Virginia Mesa Verde Collection Faces the Heat A Partnership for the Past Archeology Education at Fort Frederica On the Road—"Disturbed" Roadways as Window to the Past Working within the Community What Can Happen When We Share—The Virginia Survey and Planning Cost Share Program The Eye of the Professional vs. Opinion of the Community The White House—Operation Preservation National Historic Landmark Stewards Association The Cumberland Gap—Coming Full Circle New Orleans Jazz National Historical Park—Evolution of the Jazz Complex Rehabilitating MLK's Neighborhood Commemorating Canadian Nursing An Unheralded Preservation Influence—The American Funeral Industry Tradition and Technology—Adapting to New Mapping Tools in Archeology A New Opportunity for Old Lighthouses ICOMOS General Assembly Book Reviews Tributes

	Vol 24 No 3 2001 KEEPING THE PEACE AND PROTECTING OUR HERITAGE: CULTURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE Seeking Innovative Solutions to Managing Cultural Resources in the Department of Defense The Department of Defense Legacy Resource Management Program Integrated Cultural Resources Management Plan Electronic Toolbox Using GIS and the Web on Eglin AFB Stewards of the Past—Archeological Collections and the DoD Fort Hood, Texas—CRM in the Home of the Army's Largest Fighting Machines NAGPRA Issues at Camp Pendleton CRM at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin Rock Art Sites at Marine Air Ground Task Force Training Command Preservation and Partnerships—Sacred Places on Army Lands in Hawaii From Sacred Sites to Stealth Bombers—Bridging Cross-Cultural Boundaries Military Aircraft Hangars—Footprints through a Century of Flight Repatriation of Human Remains at Marine Corps Base Hawaii Recovery of the Confederate Submarine H.L. Hunley New Frontiers, New Soldiers of Preservation—The Presidio of San Francisco under Civilian Control Resource Management in the Department of Defense—Defending America's Heritage

	Vol 24 No 4 2001 WHAT'S FOR LUNCH? FOOD IN AMERICAN LIFE What's for Lunch? Evolution of the Ice Cream Stand Food for Thought—A View Toward a Richer Interpretation of the House Museum Kitchen Foodways in 18th Century Connecticut The Art of the Feast—Decoration of Native American Food-Related Utensils A Fine Kettle of Fish Native Seeds/SEARCH—Tradition and Conservation How to Bring a Cow into the Kitchen The Eastern Oyster—Changing Uses from an Archeological Perspective Slow Food—Preserving Traditional Foods and the Heritage of Taste The Mystic Seaport Bone Circle About Food History News A (Soda) Pop Culture and Fifty Years of Advertising

	Vol 24 No 5 2001 PEOPLE AND PLACES: THE ETHNOGRAPHIC CONNECTION Heritage Under the Ethnographic Lens Raising Muted Voices and Identifying Invisible Resources Oral History and Technology Workshop Ethnographic Resources Inventory and the National Park Service Public History and Globalization—Ethnography at the USS Arizona Memorial Displaying Discrediting History in Public Sites American Indian Links to Manzanar Close to Eden in Idaho—The Minidoka Internment National Monument Latinos—¡Viva La Diferencia! Fazendeville—Highlighting Invisible Pasts and Dignifying Present Identities African-American Churches as Ethnographic Resources Methods used in Ethnographic Inquiry in Aaska The Subsistence-Flavored Ethnography of the Aaska Region Ethnography and Historic Preservation—Palauan Challenges Tourism and Native Cultures Changing Views, Cultural Survival — Knowledge and Power in the Marshall Islands Canyon de Chelly National Monument — Ethnographic Resources Tribes Write Book About the Indigenous Peoples of the Olympic Peninsula New Tribe/Park Partnerships—The Use of Ethnobotany in the Restoration of Indigenous Landscapes Southeast Region's Prized Students The Ethnography of Urban Benches Ethnographic Landscapes

	Vol 24 No 6 2001 CONSERVATION AND ARCHEOLOGY: CASE STUDIES IN COLLABORATION The Improving Collaboration Between Conservation and Archeology Mending the Past One Fragment at a Time—Archeological Conservation as a Scholarly Resource Archeological Conservation Display Field Conservation on the Housatonic and Hunley Shipwreck Excavations Neglect of an Obvious Issue—The Storage of Human Remains Integrating Conservation and Field Archeology—Insights from Central America Rock Image Conservation at Petroglyph National Monument Managing Archeological Collections Distance Learning Archeological Conservation at the NYU Excavations at Aphrodisias The Diverse Roles of an Archeological Conservator Conservation and Materials Identification in the Field—A Maryland Case Study Documenting an Early Cooking Disaster—The Conservation of the Meaux Site Porringer Conservation and Heritage Management Award

	Vol 24 No 7 2001 CULTURAL RESOURCES IN THE 21ST CENTURY Managing for the Future Connecting the Dots—Parks, Preservation, and Heritage in the 21st Century Leading at the Beginning—Ernest Allen Connally Philosophy and Principles of Preservation in Practice Amplifying the Voices of All Americans—Ethnography, Interpretation, and Inclusiveness Diversity and Cultural Resource Careers Keeping Up with the Past—Updating Guidance for Archeological Best Practices Enhancing NPS Stewardship of State-Owned Submerged Cultural Resources Cultural Sensitivity and Tribal Authority in Research Projects and Museum Collection Management On the Inside Looking Out—Guidelines for the Treatment of Historic Furnished Interiors Place and Gender—Applying Gender Theory to the Documentation and Management of Cultural Landscapes Working the Land—Understanding and Managing Our Nation's Agricultural Legacy Evaluating Cultural Resources—Challenging Issues for the 21st Century

	Vol 24 No 8 2001 CULTURAL RESOURCE PROTECTION AND EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS Disaster Preparedness, Planning, and Mitigation History's Big Lessons Responding to Nisqually—Historic Seattle's Role After the Earthquake The Nisqually Earthquake Disaster Recovery—Developing a Plan "Lord Willing n' the Creek Don't Rise"—Flood Sustainability at Harpers Ferry National Historical Park Disaster Preparedness During Construction in Danger Areas The Creeping Disaster—Dryland and Urban Salinity and its Impact on Heritage Restoring the Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi The World Bank and ProVention—International Disaster Relief and Protection of Cultural Heritage A Rich Heritage Lost—The Bhuj, India, Earthquake Managing Sites of Human Atrocity

	Vol 24 No 9 2001 PRESERVING AMERICA'S UTOPIAN DREAM Tuning In and Dropping Out—An American Tradition Brook Farm—A 19th-century Social Experiment The Kaweah Colony—Utopia and Sequoia National Park Dr. Cyrus Teed and the Koreshan Unity Movement Thomas Hughes' "Rugby"—Utopia on the Cumberland Plateau Kennecott—Alaskan Utopia Utopia on the Wabash—The History of Preservation in New Harmony Stewardship and Change in the Amana Colonies NPS Assists in Development of Amana Itinerary The Ephrata Cloister—Enigmatic Oasis The Moravian Experience in the New World Developing the Interpretive Plan for Oneida Community Mansion House Zoar Village State Memorial Origins of the Utopian Idea Representing Historic Groups Outside the Mainstream—Hancock Shaker Village The Preservation of Pleasant Hill

	Vol 25 No 1 2002 THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES The National Register of Historic Places Today The (Economic) Value of National Register Listing The National Register and Heritage Areas Heritage Tourism The National Register's Role in BLM's Cultural Heritage Program The HABS/HAER and the National Register—A Symbiotic Relationship Integration is the Key The National Register—A Road Map to Preserving Sense of Place How a Florida CLG Uses the National Register Boom Times in Colorado and their Effect on the National Register Cultural Landscapes and the National Register Georgia's Agricultural Heritage and the National Register Documenting Minnesota's Agricultural Heritage—The Nansen Historic District Multiple Property Documentation for Planning and Interpreting Archeological Resources Historic Residential Suburbs in the National Register Public Housing in the United States, 1933-1949 Using the National Register as a Teaching Tool Spreading the Word—Fulfilling the National Register's Mission Online Taking It on the Road—National Register Documentation Becomes Available Over the Internet Researchers Take Advantage of the National Register Collection Section 106 and the National Register Discover our Shared Heritage Placing Students in the Past to Understand the Present

	Vol 25 No 2 2002 LOOTING—A GLOBAL CRISIS To CRM readers Looting Stealing History The ARPA-way Observations of ARPA Warriors—Twenty Years on the March Archeological Law Enforcement Training Returning Stolen Cultural Property—Tomb of Wang Chuzi Marble Wall Relief An Overview of Anti-looting Efforts in Florida "Rescuing" Artifacts—A Case Study in Disinformation The Long-Term Looting of Caddo Indian Sites on Federal Property in Northeastern Texas Tribal Perspectives in the War Against Looters Bureau of Indian Affairs Training on Archeological Resource Crime Management of Historic Ships and Aircraft Sites Using Local Groups to Prevent Looting—An Example from Western Sweden Securing Cemetery Plot Gates Inadvertent Vandalism—The Hidden Challenge for Heritage Resource Management Safeguarding an Archeological Legacy—Preventing Site Looting on Private Land

	Vol 25 No 3 2002 SAVED FROM THE DAM In the Beginning From "Wreck-reation" to Recreation Area—A Superintendent's Perspective In-Tocks-icated—The Tocks Island Dam Project "The Minisink"—A Chronicle of the Upper Delaware Valley Saving a Few, Before Losing Them All—A Strategy for Setting Priorities Countrysides Lost and Found—Discovering Cultural Landscapes Assessing Cultural Landscapes Between a Rock and a Hard Place—Archeology in a National Recreation Area Exploring the Archeological Potential of French and Indian War Fortifications An Investigation of the Brodhead Site Mistress of Stylistic Blends—An Architectural Pictorial of the Minisink Upper Delaware Valley Cottages—A Simple Regional Dwelling Form Camp Staff Breathes New Life into Old Cabin Preserving and Interpreting Historic Houses—VIPs Show the Way Yesterday and Today—Planting for Tomorrow Searching for the Old Mine Road Bit by Bit—Curation in a National Recreation Area "Shall We Dance?"—Partnering with the National Park Service The Ramirez Solar House—A Holistic Approach to a National Register Nomination Peters Valley Crafts Education Center—Managing a Contemporary Crafts Center in a Historic District "Drive-thru" History—A Self-Guided Auto Tour Sympathy Harmony and New Architecture

	Vol 25 No 4 2002 AMERICA'S CIVIL WAR America's Civil War—Challenges, Perspectives, Opportunities The American Civil War and the Preservation of Memory Interpreting the Civil War—Moving Beyond Battlefields Historians Under Fire—The Public and the Memory of the Civil War How Important Is Battlefield Archeology? Viewing the Civil War Through a Geological Window Partners in Researching Fort Donelson's African American Past "We Have a Claim on This Estate"—Remembering Slavery at Arlington House Untold Stories—Women in the Civil War In a Small Northern Town Gettysburg the Way the Soldiers Saw It in 1863 Fort Sumter National Monument's New Facility at Liberty Square Giving Voice to a Little Known Battlefield—South Carolina's Rivers Bridge State Historic Site The Arkansas Civil War Heritage Trail—A Grassroots Battlefield Preservation Initiative From Personal Experiences to Public Actions—Using a Historic Home To Interpret Ulysses S. Grant During the Civil War

	Vol 25 No 5 2002 THE RED BUS RIDES AGAIN! Finding Friends in Pennsylvania Surveying Boulders at the Sacred Site of the Birdman Faded Landmark to First Class Hotel — Hotel Monaco a Preservation Success Story Saving America's Treasures An Appalachian Tale — Restoring Boone's Wilderness Road On the Road Again — Glacier National Park's Red Buses Preserving Yesterday's View of Tomorrow — The Chicago World's Fair Houses The Building Doctor Is In Endnotes
CRM: The of Journal of Heritage Stewardship

	Vol 1 No 1 Fall 2003 INTRODUCTION VIEWPOINTS Pioneering Stewardship: New Challenges for CRM Por la encendida calle antillana: Africanisms and Puerto Rican Architecture SPOTLIGHT An Interview with Russell V. Keune ARTICLES The Historic American Buildings Survey During the New Deal Era Historic Bridge Management: A Comprehensive Approach RESEARCH REPORTS Archeology, Ancient Human Impacts on the Environment, and Cultural Resource Management on Channel Island National Park, California The Vicksburg Campaign Trail Feasibility Study Civil Rights Resources in Alabama Mission 66 Initiative The National Park Service Responds to the September 11 Terrorist Attacks REVIEWS: BOOKS, EXHIBITS, AND WEBSITES

	Vol 1 No 2 Summer 2004 INTRODUCTION VIEWPOINT Images of the Past: Historical Authenticity and Inauthenticity from Disney to Times Square SPOTLIGHT An Interview with William Seale ARTICLES America's World War II Home Front Heritage World War II Shipwrecks in Truk Lagoon: The Role of Interest Groups Historic Places and the Diversity Deficit in Heritage Conservation RESEARCH REPORTS Innovative Methods for Documenting Cultural Resources: Integrating GIS and GPS Technologies Presenting Race and Slavery at Historic Sites Studying Civil Rights and Racial Desegregation in the Pacific Northwest REVIEWS: BOOKS, EXHIBITS, and WEBSITES LETTERS

	Vol 2 No 1 Winter 2005 INTRODUCTION VIEWPOINT Preserving Ranches: Not Only Possible, but Imperative SPOTLIGHT An Interview with Dorn C. McGrath, Jr. ARTICLES Pilgrim Places: Civil War Battlefields, Historic Preservation, and America's First National Military Parks, 1863-1900 Reclaiming New Deal-Era Civic Archeology: Exploring the Legacy of William S. Webb and the Jonathan Creek Site RESEARCH REPORTS Historic American Buildings Survey: North Carolina Audit Exploring the Contributions of the Buffalo Soldiers Through New Technologies Mississippi's Historic Schools Survey REVIEWS: BOOKS, EXHIBITS, and WEBSITES LETTERS

	Vol 2 No 2 Summer 2005 INTRODUCTION VIEWPOINTS The Future of Preserving the Past Stewarding the Future SPOTLIGHT An Interview with Penelope Hartshorne Batcheler ARTICLES Evaluating the Significance of San Lorenzo Village, A Mid-20th Century Suburban Community Managing Cultural Resources in Alaska's Parklands Heritage Management and Tourism in the Obudu Cattle Ranch and Sukur Kingdom, Nigeria RESEARCH REPORTS Civilian Conservation Corps Activities in the National Capital Region of the National Park Service Florida's New Deal Historic Resources Georgia's Historic Landscape Initiative Micropolitan: A New Statistical Tool for Preservationists REVIEWS: BOOKS, EXHIBITS, and WEBSITES LETTERS

	Vol 3 No 1 Winter 2006 INTRODUCTION VIEWPOINTS The Difficult Legacy of Urban Renewal A Doctoral Program in Industrial Heritage and Archeology at Michigan Tech ARTICLES The Antiquities Act of 1906 at Its Centennial Interpreting the Shakers: Opening the Villages to the Public, 1955-1965 RESEARCH REPORTS Rediscovering a Las Vegas Neighborhood's African American Roots The National Cemetery Administration's Documentation Initiative Heritage Documentation Programs Record Baltimore's Mount Vernon Place The Preservation Arts and Technology Curriculum at Brooklyn High School of the Arts REVIEWS: BOOKS, EXHIBITS, and WEBSITES LETTERS

	Vol 3 No 2 Summer 2006 INTRODUCTION VIEWPOINTS Gauging Community Values in Historic Preservation Theoretical and Practical Arguments for Values-Centered Preservation INTERVIEW An Interview with Elizabeth Barlow Rogers ARTICLES Cultural Resource Management and Heritage Stewardship in Peru Black Soldiers and the CCC at Shiloh National Military Park RESEARCH REPORTS The Discography Project at Ellis Island Immigration Museum Historic Context and National Register Eligibility for Colorado Irrigation Ditches and Canals Recording a Mid-century Modern Landscape in Denver, Colorado The Recovery of the Longfellow Landscape The Historic American Landscapes Survey Documents Congressional Cemetery in Washington, DC REVIEWS: BOOKS, EXHIBITS, WEBSITES & MULTIMEDIA

	Vol 4 No 1 Winter 2007 INTRODUCTION VIEWPOINTS Place-based and Traditional Products and the Preservation of Working Cultural Landscapes Cultural Heritage and Poverty Eradication in Uganda INTERVIEW An Interview with Frederick C. Williamson ARTICLE Gazetting and Historic Preservation in Kenya RESEARCH REPORTS Hampden Community Archaeology Project The Freedmen's Bureau Records Project at the National Archives Connecting the Past, Present, and Future at Sitka National Historical Park The "Visions of Pele" Competition and Exhibit at Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park REVIEWS: BOOKS, EXHIBITS, WEBSITES & MULTIMEDIA

	Vol 4 No 2 Summer 2007 Introduction Viewpoints Coming to Terms with the Civil War at Gettysburg National Military Park An Integrated Architecture for Effective Heritage Site Management Planning Articles Frances Benjamin Johnston's Legacy in Black and White Three Models for Managing Living Landscapes Research Reports The Cylinder Preservation and Digitization Project at the University of California, Santa Barbara Lustron House Preservation Efforts in Arlington County, Virginia Nettleton's Addition Historic District in Spokane, Washington The Historic American Engineering Record's Maritime Documentation Project Reviews Books Review Exhibits Reviews Multimedia Letters

	Vol 5 No 1 Winter 2008 Introduction Viewpoints Authenticities Past and Present Articles Preparing for a National Celebration of the Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Adina De Zavala and the Second Siege of the Alamo The Accokeek Foundation and Piscataway Park Authenticity and the Post-Conflict Reconstruction of Historic Sites Research Reports The Return of the Hall Chair to Lincoln Home National Historic Site Excavation of an Early Dugout Homestead at Nicodemus, Kansas The Rhode Island State Home and School Project Teaching American History in Baltimore, Maryland The University of Virginia's Falmouth Field School in Historic Preservation Reviews Books Review Exhibits Reviews Multimedia

	Vol 5 No 2 Summer 2008 Introduction Viewpoints Changeable Degrees of Authenticity An Interview with Weiming Lu Articles Authenticity and the Preservation of Technological Systems Women's Contributions to the Historic American Buildings Survey, 1933-1941 Research Reports Honoring James Hoban, Architect of the White House Adaptive Re-Use of the Old Evangelical English Hospital in the Town of Salt Sustainable Development in the Republic of Montenegro The Restoration of Monumental Church in Richmond, Virginia Reviews Books Review Exhibits Reviews Multimedia

	Vol 6 No 1 Winter 2009 Introduction Articles Material, Idea, and Authenticity in Treatment of the Architecture of the Modern Movement The Kingsley Plantation Community in Jacksonville, Florida: Memory and Place in a Southern American City Critical Landscape Analysis as a Tool for Public Interpretation: Reassessing Slavery at a Western Maryland Plantation Research Reports Preserving California's Japantowns California's Living New Deal Project Discovering Layers of History at the Royal Presidio Chapel Reviews Books Letters

	Vol 6 No 2 Summer 2009 Introduction Viewpoints Process Not Product: The ICOMOS Ename Charter (2008) and the Practice of Heritage Stewardship Interview with Hester Davis Articles Canadian Historic Sites and Plaques: Heroines, Trailblazers, The Famous Five Research Reports Kechiba:wa: A New Vázquez de Coronado Site in West-Central New Mexico Preserving Philadelphia's Carnegie Branch Libraries Creating Cultural Resource Spatial Data Standards A Decade of Progressive Partnerships: CESUs and Cultural Resources in the NPS Reviews Books

	Vol 7 No 1 Winter 2010 Introduction Viewpoints How to Treasure a Landscape: What is the role of the National Park Service? Interview with John O. Brostrup, HABS Photographer, 1936-1937 Articles Cultural Heritage Management in Tanzania's Protected Areas: Challenges and Future Prospects History, Preservation, and Power at El Morro National Monument: Toward a Self-Reflexive Interpretive Practice Research Reports Before the Signatures: Evidence of the Vázquez de Coronado Expedition at El Morro National Monument, West-Central New Mexico Starting Lasting Conversations about the Past: Public Outreach and the Bladensburg Archaeology Project Saving Sugarloaf Mound in St. Louis, Missouri Reviews Books Review Exhibits

	Vol 7 No 2 Summer 2010 Introduction Viewpoints In Honor of James Marston Fitch: The Preservationist's Eye: Esthetics in Reuse and Conservation of the Historic Built Environment James Marston Fitch and the Ethics of Esthetics Esthetics in Sustainable Preservation Planning and Design Preservation and Sustainability Two Sisters: The Convergence of Ethics and Aesthetics in the Historic Preservation and Sustainability Movements Aesthetic Considerations in Historic Landscape Restoration and Conservation Esthetics as Preservation in the Urban Renewal Landscape Built Landscapes, Ecologies and Re-defining "Preservation" Esthetics in the Conservation of Building Materials and Finishes Making Archeological Sites: Experience or Interpretation? Esthetic Considerations in Interpreting, Conserving, and Replicating Historic Finishes at Monticello An Interview with Terry B. Morton Articles Fiske Kimball's National Park Service Memoir Research Reports A Multidisciplinary Approach to Investigating the Industrial Heritage of Puerto Rico: Research at the National Register Site of Central Aguirre Preservation Prospect: The Holt House at the National Zoological Park, Washington, DC Reviews Books

	Vol 8 Nos 1 & 2 Winter/Summer 2011 Introduction Viewpoints Beyond "Preserving the Past for the Future": Contemporary Relevance and Historic Preservation Houses without Names: Architectural Nomenclature and the Classification of America's Common Houses Interview with Hiroshi Daifuku Articles Improving Archeological Predictive Modeling for the Santa Cruz Valley National Heritage Area Beyond the Bitumen: Australia's Stuart Highway and the Cultural Construction of a Road "A Careful Inventory and Evaluation:" The Origins of Executive Order 115931 Research Reports Saving the Stones: An International Practical Conservation Training Internship Gilpin's Falls Covered Bridge Documentation and Rehabilitation Reviews Books Review Exhibits Reviews Multimedia

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Date: 29-Nov-2021