¹ Established as a National Park 7/17/1916. Transferred from War Department 8/10/1933. On 8/11/1939 name changed to Abraham Lincoln NHP, and on 9/08/1959, name changed to Abraham Lincoln Birthplace NHS.

² Site assigned to line supervision by Supt., Mammoth Cave NP, 9/02/1970.

¹ From 7/24/1916 to 2/26/1919, Mr. Dorr was Custodian of the area known as Sieur de Monts NM, established on 7/08/1916. On 2/26/1919, name of area changed to Lafayette NP and Mr. Dorr was appointed Supt. On 1/19/1929, name changed to Acadia NP and Mr. Dorr continued as Supt.

² Administers St. Croix Island NM, Maine, from 6/08/1949.

³ Supt. Hadley was on leave from 7/15/1952 to 3/31/1953.

¹Administered by Superintendent, Natchez Trace Parkway from 10/25/1938 to 8/10/1961 when Ackia Battleground NM became integrated into Natchez Trace Parkway.

¹ Designated as Adams Mansion NHS 12/09/1946; name changed - Adams NHS 11/26/1952.

² Administered by Gen. Supt., Boston Group, From 2/23/1969.

³ Mrs. Harris retired 1/10/1970 and was immediately reappointed as a reemployed annuitant.

¹ Anchorage (or Alaska) Field Office established July 1965. Name changed 7/01/1969 to Alaska Group Office. In anticipation of enlargement of Alaska park areas, name changed to Alaska State Office on 5/28/1972 and to Alaska Area Office on 11/9/1975. Area Office abolished when Alaska Region authorized 12/2/1980 along with passage of the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act.

¹ Group consists of Mt. McKinley NP; Katmai, Glacier Bay, and Sitka NM. Gen. Supt. office located in Anchorage.

² Anchorage (or Alaska) Field Office established July 1965. Name changed 7/01/1969 to Alaska Group Office. In anticipation of enlargement of Alaska park areas, name changed to Alaska State Office on 5/28/1972 and to Alaska Area Office on 11/9/1975. Area Office abolished when Alaska Region authorized 12/2/1980 along with passage of the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act.

¹ Anchorage (or Alaska) Field Office established July 1965. Name changed 7/01/1969 to Alaska Group Office. In anticipation of enlargement of Alaska park areas, name changed to Alaska State Office on 5/28/1972 and to Alaska Area Office on 11/9/1975. Area Office abolished when Alaska Region authorized 12/2/1980 along with passage of the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act.

¹Name changed from Alibates Flint Quarries & Texas Panhandle Pueblo Culture NM in 1978.

²Changed to Lake Meredith Recreation Area 10/16/1972.

¹Administered Fort Necessity NB from 5/02/1969-11/24/1974, administers Johnstown Flood NM from 6/30/1969.

¹ Project Office established pursuant to PL 100-698, 11/19/1988, which identifies responsibilities of the Southwestern Pennsylvania Heritage Preservation Commission. Agreement with NPS began 1/12/1990, and will run until 3/27/1992.

¹ Authorized by PL 100-571, 102 Stat. 2879, 10/31/1988.

¹ Established by Cooperative Agreement with U.S. Section, International Boundary & Water Commission, United States & Mexico.

¹ Administers Jimmy Carter NHS from 12/23/1987.

¹ Established as National Monument 4/27/1942; name changed 12/11/1963.

² Assigned to line supervision by Supt., Great Smoky Mountains NP Group from 9/02/1970 to 4/27/1975.

¹ Battlefield Site and Cemetery transferred from War Department 8/10/1933. "Cemetery" dropped from title.

² Antietam BS and Cem. were considered two separate entities and administered separately with various superintendents assuming responsibility for both when one or the other position was vacant. This would account for the sometimes dual and other times single incumbents. These units are still legally separate entities but have been jointly administered since 1950.

³ These areas became part of the Antietam-C&O Canal NPS Group effective 12/17/1967.

⁴ Antietam became a separate park.

⁵ Administers Monocacy NB from 1978.

¹ Transferred from War Department 8/10/1933.

² Area combined with Antietam National Cemetery for administration in 1950.

¹ The combining of these areas for administration became effective 12/17/1967.

¹ Appomattox Battlefield Site Authorized 6/18/30; transferred from War Department 8/10/1933. Established as Appomattox Court House NHM 4/10/1940; and designated as Appomattox Court House NHP 4/15/1954.

² Park assigned to Supt., Blue Ridge Parkway Management Group 8/20/1969 to 12/12/1971.

³ Administration supervised by Virginia State Office from 12/12/1971 to 7/29/1977.

¹ Established by Cooperative Agreement with Bureau of Reclamation.

² Arbuckle NRA & Platt NP combined and renamed to Chickasaw NRA on 3/17/1976.

*Effective 10/02/1989, title of position changed to Park Superintendent

¹ Established as a NM 4/12/1929. Changed to a NP by PL 92-155, 11/12/1971.

² Adm. Natural Bridges NM from 5/01/1941 to 10/24/1964.

³ Administered by General Supt., Canyonlands NP from 10/25/1964.

¹ Adm. supervised by Supt., Hot Springs NP from 5/21/1967 to 6/15/1972.

¹ Administration supervised by Supt., Mesa Verde NP from 8/12/1967 to 1/09/1971.

² Administration supervised by Gen. Supt., Navajo Lands Group from 1/10/1971.

¹ Administration supervised by Gen. Supt., Black Hills Areas, from 5/05/1950 to 5/31/1954.

¹ Transferred from U.S. Department of Commerce 8/03/1950.

¹ Transferred from U.S. Department of Agriculture 2/25/1932.

¹ Administered by Supt., Rocky Mountain NPS Group from 9/18/1969.

¹ Est. as a Monument 12/1/1978. Est. as a Monument & Pres. 12/2/1980.

¹ Superintendent Carrico retired on October 27, 1990, and returned as an reemployed annuitant on October 28, 1990. He resigned from his position as an annuitant on 12/31/1990.

¹ Oversight resp. assigned to Manager, Everglades NP from 3/8/1981.

¹ Established as Big Hole Battlefield NM 6/23/1910. Transferred from War Department 8/10/1933. Changed to Big Hole NB 5/17/1963. Administratively supervised by Grant-Kohrs Ranch National Historic Site, 10/01/1987.

¹ National Park Service management authorized 10/22/1976.

² Administratively responsible for Obed Wild & Scenic River Area since 2/13/1977.

¹ Management by NPS through agreement between Bureau of Reclamation and NPS approved 12/31/1964. Established as Bighorn Canyon NRA 10/15/1966.

¹ Assigned to Everglades Management Group from 8/20/1969 to 11/14/1971; name changed from national monument to national park 6/27/1980.

¹ The Black Hills Areas, Headquarters at Rapid City, established 5/05/1950, consisted of Wind Cave NP; Mount Rushmore NMem; and Badlands, Devils Tower, Fossil Cycad, and Jewel Cave NMs.

² The Black Hills Area Office was officially abolished after Superintendent Liek's retirement on 5/31/1954.

¹ Authorized pursuant to PL 99-647. The Blackstone River Valley National Heritage Corridor Commission will receive assistance from the NPS in planning and managing the interpretive aspects through the appointed Executive Director.

¹ On assignment in Australia from 1/01/1967 to 2/27/1969. Took trial retirement 2/28/1969 to 3/01/1970.

² Administered Carl Sandburg Home NHS from 10/17/1968 to 8/23/1970. Assigned oversight responsibility for Guilford Courthouse NP from 8/20/1969 to 4/27/1975, and for Carl Sandburg Home NHS from 8/23/1970 to 4/27/1975.

¹ Establ. under PL 100-534, Title III, 102 Stat. 2706, 10/26/1988.

¹ Monument assigned to Supt., Blue Ridge Parkway Management Group 8/20/1969 to 12/12/1971.

² Administration supervised by Virginia State Office from 12/12/1971.

¹ Supt. assigned administrative supervision of Boston African-American NHS 10/10/1980.

² Administers Dorchester Heights effective 3/03/1980.

¹ Boston NPS Group Office abolished 2/17/1974 when North Atlantic Regional Office established.

² Headquarters at Minute Man NHP; administers Adams NHS, effective 2/23/1969; John F. Kennedy NHS, effective 5/30/1969; Minute Man NHP, effective 7/14/1968; Saugus Ironworks NHS, effective 5/21/1969; and Salem Maritime NHS, effective 1/26/1969, and Longfellow NHS effective 12/23/1973.

¹ Transferred from War Department 8/10/1933. Administered by Supt., Shiloh National Military Park, from 8/10/1933 to 7/1941, and Supt., Natchez Trace Parkway from 7/1941 to 8/10/1961 when it was integrated into Natchez Trace Parkway.

¹ Established as Bryce Canyon NM on 6/08/1923. Name changed to Utah NP 6/07/1924. On 2/25/1928 name changed to Bryce Canyon NP. Zion and Bryce Canyon NPs were administered by one Supt. from 9/27/1928 to 5/08/1953.

² Administration supervised by Gen. Supt., Southern Utah Group, from 5/04/1969 to 7/08/1972.

¹ Administered by Supt., Christiansted NHS but under general management of Supt., Virgin Islands NP from 12/28/1961.

¹ Under jurisdiction of War Department 10/14/1913 to 7/28/1933 when it was transferred and placed under direct supervision of Supt., Sequoia NP to 1935.

² Monument closed during World War II.

³ Administered Channel Islands NM from 7/01/1955 to 5/15/1967.

¹ Adm. Hubbel Trading Post NHS from 10/23/1966 to 2/10/1968.

² Adm. supervised by Gen. Supt., Navajo Lands Group from 2/28/1968.

¹ Administered Arches NM from 10/25/1964; Natural Bridges NM from 10/25/1964; and Salt Lake City Field Office from 2/19/1967.

² Superintendent Wickware retired 8/31/1990, and returned as a reemployed annuitant on 9/1/1990. He resigned from his position as a reemployed annuitant 0n 8/10/1991.

¹ Administered Ft. Raleigh NHS from 3/05/1954.

² Administered Wright Brothers NM from 7/01/1962.

¹ Established as a National Monument 8/02/1937. Enlarged and established as a National Park by PL 92-207 12/18/1971.

² Adm. by Gen. Supt., Southern Utah Group, from 5/04/1969 to 7/08/1972.

³ ID position with Hambly, overlap from 9/1-9/28/1985.

¹ Name changed from Capulin Mountain National Monument by PL 100-225, 12/31/1987.

² Administers Ft. Union NM, from 7/26/1980.

¹ Administered by Supt., Blue Ridge Parkway from 10/17/1968 to 8/23/1970.

² Adm. supervised by Supt., Blue Ridge Parkway from 8/23/1970.

¹ Established as Carlsbad Cave NM on 10/25/1923. On 5/14/1930, name was changed to Carlsbad Caverns NP.

² Administers Guadalupe Mountains NP from 10/15/1966 to 6/06/1987.

¹ Authorized 3/08/1989 by Executive Order No. 28-A of June 22, 1892, the President reserved the "Casa Grande Ruin" and certain adjacent lands. Frank Pinkley was appointed Custodian of the reserved area on 12/11/1901, as an employee of the General Land Office. He resigned on 11/30/15, and James P. Bates was appointed Custodian. Bates resigned 3/31/1918 and Mr. Pinkley was reappointed Custodian on 8/03/1918.

² Adm. supervised by Gen. Supt., Southern Arizona Group from 1/10/1971.

¹ Established as Ft Marion NM 10/15/1924; transferred from War Department 8/10/1933; changed to Castillo de San Marcos NM 6/05/1942.

² Ft Matanzas NM added to administrative responsibility of Supt., Castillo de San Marcos NM on 9/24/1953.

³ Administered Fort Caroline NM from 8/15/1964 to 11/14/1971.

⁴ Castillo de San Marcos, including Fort Matanzas and Fort Caroline assigned to Everglades Management Group from 10/16/1970 to 11/14/1970. From 11/14/1971, Fort Caroline managed separately and Castillo, with administrative responsibility for Fort Matanzas, also separated from Everglades Management Group.

¹ See Statue of Liberty & Castle Clinton NMs.

² See New York Group.

³ See Manhattan Sites.

¹ Transferred from War Department 8/10/1933 and assigned to Supt., Fort Marion NM, however Corps of Engineers continued uninterrupted occupancy until 5/11/1954. At that time the Corps abandoned use of the area and responsibility was assigned to the Supt., Fort Sumpter NM until disestablishment on 3/29/1956.

¹ Catoctin Recreational Demonstration Area transferred from Resettle-ment Administration 11/14/1936. Changed to Catoctin Mountain Park 7/12/1954.

² Administers Baltimore-Washington Parkway from 5/24/1965. Administers Greenbelt Park.

¹ Adm. by Supt., Zion NP, 8/22/1933 to 4/05/1969, by Gen. Supt. Southern Utah Group, 4/06/1969 to 7/08/1972, by Supt. Zion NP from 7/09/1972.

¹ Name changed to Chaco Culture National Historic Park on 12/19/1980.

² Administration supervised by Gen. Supt., Navajo Lands Group, from 2/28/1968.

¹ Established as Chalmette National Monument and Grounds on 3/04/07, and administered by War Department. Transferred on 8/10/1933. On 8/10/1939, name changed to Chalmette NHP. Mr. Frank Godwin served as Caretaker of the Chalmette Monument and Grounds Battlefield Site from 11/01/1932 to 9/30/1939.

² Adm. supervised by Supt., Natchez Trace, 9/02/1970 to 11/14/1971.

³ Combined with Jean Lafitte NHP & Preserve on 11/10/1978.

¹ Administered by Reg. Dir., Region 4, from 4/26/1938 to 6/30/1945; administered by Supt., Sequoia NP from 7/01/1945 to 6/30/1955; and by Supt., Cabrillo NM from 7/01/1955 to 5/15/1967.

* served concurrently w/Beach 4/15-4/21/1990

¹ The lower 22 miles of the C&O Canal were established as a unit of the National Capital Parks System presumably under authority of the Historic Site Act of August 21, 1935. The balance of the Canal continued as unclassified Federal property until established as a National Monument in 1961. NPS, however, had continued custodialship from the date of purchase from the B&O Canal Historic Project and continued as Superintendent when the area became a National Monument in 1961.

² This area became part of the Antietam-C&O Canal NPS Group effective 12/17/1967.

¹ Transferred from War Department 8/10/1933. Supt., supervises administration of Russell Cave NM.

¹ John Higgins continued his superintendency after Platt NP & Arbuckle NRA was renamed to Chickasaw NRA.

¹ Transferred from U.S. Department of Agriculture 8/10/1933.

² Administers Ft. Bowie NHS from 8/30/1964.

³ Adm. supervised by Gen. Supt., Southern Arizona Group, from 1/10/1971.

¹ Designated as Virgin Islands NHS 3/04/1952. Name changed to Christiansted NHS 1/24/1961.

² Administered by Supt., Virgin Islands NP from 3/25/1957 to 3/06/1971.

³ Administered by Supt., Virgin Islands NP from 10/09/1989. The NHS was completely devastated by Hurricane Hugo, including the Hdqrs.

¹ That portion of the former George Washington Memorial Parkway extending from the intersection of such Parkway and Montgomery Boulevard in Montgomery County, Maryland, to the intersection of such Parkway and Canal Road in the Distrcit of Columbia was redesignated as the "Clara Barton Parkway" by PL 101-177, 11/12/1989.

¹ Originally called Turkey Run Living Farm Area when established in 1972. Renamed the Claude Moore Colonial Farm at Turkey Run in 1982. Is generally administered by NPS, GW Parkway, but is managed by a private organization; Friends of Claude Moore Colonial Farm.

¹ On 12/30/1930, established as Colonial NM. On 6/05/1936, name changed to Colonial NHP.

² Administers Yorktown National Cemetery from 6/26/1942.

¹ Adm. supervised by Supt., Mesa Verde NP from 8/13/1935 to 7/01/1953.

² Colorado & Black Canyon of the Gunnison NM combined for management purposes 7/01/1953 to 7/08/1973. Supervised Black Canyon NM until 4/10/1965.

¹ Colorado & Black Canyon of the Gunnison NM combined for management purposes 7/01/1953 to 7/08/1973. Supervised Black Canyon NM until 4/10/1965.

¹ Adm. supervised by Gen. Supt., Southern Arizona Group, from 1/10/1971.

² Superintendent Sewell died on 9/12/1989, and a variety of individuals served as Act'g Supt., to the arrival of Superintendent Lopez.

¹ Established by Cooperative Agreement with Bureau of Reclamation and Bureau of Indian Affairs.

² Assigned planning responsibilities prior to and immediately following establishment.

³ Administers Spokane Field Office from 12/01/1969.

¹ Transferred from War Department 8/10/1933.

² Administered by Supt., Kings Mountain NMP from 12/01/1937 to 3/22/1981.

³ Administered as separate entity from 3/22/1981.

¹ Administered Oregon Caves NM from 3/03/1933 to 6/30/1969. Administered Lava Beds NM from 8/1933/ to 7/01/1936.

² Administered as part of the Klamath Falls Group under the Gen. Supt., Klamath Falls Group, from 7/01/1969.

¹ Agreement between BOR and NPS approved 2/11/1965. Included admin. of Colorado & Black Canyon of the Gunnison NM's from 4/11/1965 to 1/22/1972. Administered by Curecanti Group Office from 1/23/1972 to 3/02/1974.

¹ Proclaimed "National Cemetery of Custer's Battlefield Reservation," 12/07/1886. Transferred from War Department 7/01/1940.

² Executive Assistant to Regional Director, RMR. Assigned to the position of Park Superintendent.

¹ Assigned to Everglades Management Group from 8/20/1969 to 11/14/1971.

¹ Mr. Ogston served as Act'g. Supt. while Supt. Goodwin was hospitalized in Las Vegas, Nevada.

¹ No funds were provided for administration and protection until 4/12/1921 when Henry P. Karstens was appointed Chief Ranger. On 7/01/1921, he was given a permanent appointment as Supt., with headquarters at Nenana, 60 miles from the park.

² Established 2/26/1917 as Mount McKinley National Park. Name was changed to Denali National Park on 12/2/1980.

³ Administers Katmai NM from 7/01/1921 to 6/30/1969.

⁴ Coordinated administration of Sitka, Katmai, and Glacier Bay NMs 7/1965 to 6/30/1969 as Alaska Cluster.

⁵ Administered as separate unit of Alaska Group as of 7/01/1969.

¹ Established as a monument 12/1/1978, as a preserve 12/2/1980.

¹ Transferred from U.S. Department of Agriculture 8/10/1933.

¹ Adm. Supervised by Gen. Supt., Black Hills Areas, from 5/05/1950 to 5/31/1954.

¹Administers Flaming Gorge NRA from 9/09/1967 to 10/01/1968.

¹ Assigned to San Juan Island NHS from 7/21/1985-4/08/1989.

² Executive Assistant to Regional Director, PNWR. Assigned to the position of Park Superintendent. Upon the transfer of Orlando, the management of Ebey's Landing was assumed by a Trust Fund Board comprised of representatives of Island County, Wash., the city of Coupville, Wash., Washington State Parks, the NPS and others.

¹ Edison Home NHS designated 12/6/1955; Edison Laboratory NM established 7/14/1956. Areas combined 9/5/1962, as Edison NHS.

² Combined with Morristown NHP for administration 10/8/1967. Adm. supervised by DIR., New York District from 12/26/1971 to 1/6/1974 then combined with Morristown as Morristown-Edison Group.

³ Edison NHS separated from Moristown NHP and became independent 6/3/1979.

¹ Responsibility assigned to Supt., Gettysburg NMP.

¹ Administration supervised by Gen Supt., Navajo Lands Group, from 2/28/1968.

¹ Combined for administration with Home of Franklin D. Roosevelt and Vanderbilt Mansion NHS.

¹ Supervised administration of Ft. Jefferson NM from 12/12/1949 to 10/07/1957, with full administrative responsibility from 10/07/1957 to 8/19/1969.

² On 8/20/1969, superintendent assigned line authority for group of areas including Biscayne & Fort Jefferson NMs and De Soto NMem. On 10/16/1970 group expanded to include Castillo de San Marcos and its group of Ft. Matanzas and Ft. Caroline.

³ Biscayne NP, De Soto NMem., Castillo de San Marcos and Fort Matanzas, and Fort Caroline managed as separate entities from 11/14/1971; Gulf Island NS separate from 4/02/1972.

⁴ Assigned oversight responsibility for Big Cypress NPres., from 3/08/1981.

¹ Established as a National Historic Site 5/16/1939. Name changed to Federal Hall NMem 8/11/1955. Managed by Federal Hall Memorial Associates through agreement from 5/26/1939 to 3/27/1959.

¹ Administration supervised by New York District Office from 2/12/1967 to 12/26/1971.

² Group superseded by Dir. New York District from 12/26/1971 to 1/06/1974.

³ Superintendent Pachta retired on 11/30/1990, but remained as a reemployed annuitant until his resignation on 3/23/1991.

¹ Group superseded by Director, New York District 12/26/1971 to 1/06/1974. District abolished 1/06/1974 when North Atlantic Region established. Name changed to New York Group consisting of Statue of Liberty/Ellis Island, Sagamore Hills NHS, Castle Clinton NM, Federal Hall NM, Hamilton Grange NM, General Grant NM and Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace NHS. New York Group abolished 8/15/1976 with Statue of Liberty/Ellis Island and Sagamore Hill becoming independent areas and the remaining areas being named as reporting to Supt., Manhattan Sites.

¹ Group consists of Sunset Crater, Walnut Canyon, and Wupatki. Realignment authorized by letter from Director dated 9/24/1990.

¹ Group consisted of Montezuma Castle, Tuzigoot, Walnut Canyon, Wupatki, and Sunset Crater NMs.

¹ Portion of area outside of Ashley National Forest (North Unit) administered by NPS under agreement with Bureau of Reclamation approved 7/22/1963. All NPS responsibilities transferred to Forest Service 10/01/1968.

¹ Adm. supervised by Gen. Supt., Southern Arizona Group from 1/10/1971.

¹ Administered by Supt., Castillo de San Marcos & Ft. Matanzas NMs from 8/15/1964. On 10/16/1970 Castillo de San Marcos, Fort Matanzas, Fort Caroline added to the Supt., Everglades Management Group.

² Administered as separate entity from 11/14/1971.

³ Administers Timucan Ecological and Hist. Preserve from 2/16/1988.

¹ Mr. Peterson entered on duty, following authorization in 1958, to initiate development, to assist in land acquisition program, and to provide protection to the area.

¹ Administered Chamizal NMem. from 6/30/1966 to 8/07/1971.

¹ The Act of September 8, 1960 (74 Stat. 875), provided that upon the acquisition of additional lands, the Secretary is authorized to redesignate the area from National Military Park to National Battlefield. The Director of the NPS indicated in the August 16, 1985, Federal Register Publication (p. 33118) that this name change would be effective on August 9, 1985.

¹ National Cemetery was established 1867; Military Park was established 3/26/1928. Both were transferred from the War Department 8/10/1933; and administered by the Supt., National Cemetery until 8/31/1950, at which time both entities administered by the Supt., National Military park and "Cemetery" was dropped from the official area name.

² Administration assigned to Supt., Fort Donelson NMP 8/31/1950.

¹ National Cemetery was established 1867; Military Park was established 3/26/28. Both were transferred from the War Department 8/10/1933; and administered by the Supt., National Cemetery until 8/31/1950, at which time both entities administered by the Supt., National Military park and "Cemetery" was dropped from the official area name.

¹ Adm. supervised by Supt., Everglades NP from 12/12/1949 to 10/07/1957. Supt., Everglades NP administered area from 10/07/1957 to 8/19/1969; supervised administration from 8/20/1969.

¹ Established as national monument 7/16/1938. Name changed to Fort Laramie NHS 4/29/1960.

¹ Name changed to Castillo de San Marcos NM 6/05/1942.

¹ Transferred from War Department 8/10/1933.

² Transferred from War Department 8/10/1933. Added to administrative responsibility of Supt., Castillo de San Marcos NM 9/24/1953. Assigned to Everglades Management Group 10/16/1970 until 11/14/1971 when reassigned to manager, Castillo de San Marcos NM.

¹ Established as Fort McHenry NP 3/03/1925; transferred from War Department 8/10/1933; and name changed to Fort McHenry NM and Historic Shrine 8/11/1939.

² Administers Hampton NHS from 6/22/1948.

³ Served also as Operations Eval. Spec. Mid-Atlantic Regional Office from 12/08/1974 to 1/04/1975.

¹ Established as national battlefield site 3/04/1931, under admin. of Gettysburg NMP to 1950. Transferred from War Department 8/10/1933. Name changed to Fort Necessity NB 8/10/1961.

² Administered by Supt., Allegheny-Portage Railroad NHS from 5/02/1969 to 11/24/1974.

³ Administers Friendship Hill NHS from 11/10/1978.

¹ Supervision provided through Bay Area General Superintendent from 10/27/1972. The General Superintendent eventually directed two Bay Area Superintendents, the north area superintendent was based at Point Reyes, and the south area superintendent was based at at Golden Gate. Fort Point was under the south area superintendent.

² With the abolishment of the Bay Area organizational arrangement, Fort Point reported directly to Golden Gate NRA 10/23/1977.

¹ Transferred from War Department 8/10/1933.

² Area closed to public from 1942 to 1947.