GEORGE ROGERS CLARK
Maintaining A Legacy
An Administrative History of George Rogers Clark National Historical Park
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APPENDIX B:
Photographs
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Memorial building. George Rogers Clark
National Historical Park. (Photo courtesy of National Park
Service)
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George Rogers Clark memorial under
construction, 1932. (Photo courtesy of National Park
Service)
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George Rogers Clark statue, sculpted by
Hermon A. MacNeil. (Photo courtesy of National Park
Service)
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Fort Sackville — Britain Yields
Possession. Mural by Erza Winter. (Photo courtesy of National
Park Service)
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Detail from front of memorial, George
Rogers Clark National Historical Park. (Photo courtesy of National
Park Service)
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(Top) Visitor center, George
Rogers Clark National Historical Park. (Bottom) Mannequin exhibit
in visitor center, George Rogers Clark National Historical Park
(Photos courtesy of National Park Service)
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Park Superintendent Robert Lagemann
(left) and seasonal ranger Jerry Erny giving a firearms
demonstration. (Photo courtesy of National Park Service)
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(Top) Members of the North West
Territory Alliance during Spirit of Vincennes Rendezvous.
(Bottom) French Commons area during the Spirit of Vincennes
Rendezvous. (Photos courtesy of National Park Service)
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Robert Lagemann, first park management
assistant and later the first superintendent. George Rogers Clark
National Historical Park. (Photo courtesy of National Park
Service)
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(Top) Wabash River during high
water in January 1991. (Bottom) View of George Rogers Clark
National Historical Park looking south from Lincoln Memorial Bridge,
showing memorial and railroad spur. (Photos courtesy of National Park
Service)
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Last Updated: 28-Jul-2006
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