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Park Practice Program
The National Conference on State Parks
in cooperation with
The National Park Service
The Park Practice Program was a cooperative effort between The National Conference on State Parks, the American Institute of Park Executives, and the National Park Service. Its aim was "to provide a means of exchanging views and concepts, structural and other technical designs, and operational information in concise and lucid form for the benefit of park and recreation people everywhere."
The Park Practice Program produced a number of publications in its Library:
DESIGN was produced quarterly and contained drawings and photographs of park structures and facilities.
GUIDELINE covered a variety of subjects such as administration, concessions, development, interpretation, maintenance, policy and planning, and protection.
GRIST was an illustrated bi-monthly information publication aimed primarily at the field operating level and offered proven labor and money-saving devices, tricks-of-the-trade, and other appropriate information.
PLOWBACK was a section of Grist which contained award-winning suggestions from employees of the National Park Service.
TRENDS (in Parks & Recreation) was produced quarterly and contained topics of general interest in park and recreation management and programming.
Periodically Supplements to Guideline and Grist appeared for several years which featured highlights of park and recreation products and equipment.
Background information regarding the National Conference on State Parks can be obtained by reading "The National Conference on State Parks: Reflections on Organizational Genealogy" by Rebecca Conard (The George Wright Forum, Vol. 14 No. 4, 1997).
Selected papers from annual meetings from the 1920s was published in A State Park Anthology (1930), which was edited by Herbert Evison. A reference book on state parks was published by the National Conference on State Parks, Inc. in 1928 titled: State Recreation: Parks, Forests and Game Preserves (1928), by Beatrice Ward Nelson.
The following is just a selection of the hundreds of issues of these publications which were produced by the Parks Practice Program.
Apologia - original - date unknown
Apologia - revised - 1967?
Subscriber Letter - May 1967
Subscription Brochure - Date Unknown
Subscription Form - Summer 1974
Suggestion Form - Summer 1975
INDICESIndex, Subjects Relating to Interpretation in the Library of the Park Practice Program — 1957-1966
1st Ten Year Index — 1957-1966
Five-Year Index — 1969-1973
Park Practice Index 1974
Park Practice Index 1975
Park Practice Index 1976
Park Practice Index 1978
Park Practice Program (Design - Grist - Trends) Index 1979
Five-Year Index — 1977-1981
Park Practice Index 1982
Park Practice Index 1983
Park Practice Index 1984
Park Practice Index 1987
Park Practice Index 1990
Park Practice Index 1993
Park Practice Index 1994-1995
Park Practice Index 1998
DESIGN(Some issues of Design were re-issued with different index numbers and/or modified descriptors — where available, these variations are flagged as "alternate" editions)
Prologue
Index - January 1961
Index - 1972
Instructions - July 1963
Instructions - January 1964
Instructions - June 1964
Instructions - January 1965
Instructions - December 1965
Instructions - February 1966
Instructions - June 1972
Instructions - December 1972
Instructions - December 1973
Instructions - May 1974
Instructions - July 1974
October/November/December 1974
October/November/December 1974
January/February/March 1975
April/May/June 1975
July/August/September 1975
Spring 1978
Summer 1979
Winter 1979
Fall 1980
Spring 1981
Summer 1981
Fall 1981
Summer 1982
Fall 1982
Spring 1983
Summer 1983
Fall 1983
Winter 1984
Spring 1984
Summer 1984
Fall 1984
Winter 1985
Spring 1985
Summer 1985
Fall 1985
Winter 1986
Spring 1986
Summer 1986
Fall 1986
Winter 1987
Spring 1987
Summer 1987
Fall 1987
Winter 1988
Spring 1988
Summer 1988
Fall 1988
Winter 1989
Spring 1989
Summer 1989
Fall 1989
Summer 1992
Fall 1992
Winter 1993
Spring 1993
Summer 1993
Fall 1993
Winter 1994
Spring 1994
Summer 1994
Fall 1994
Winter 1995
Spring 1995
Summer 1995
Fall 1995
Winter 1996
Spring 1996
Summer 1996
Fall 1996
Winter 1997
Spring 1997
Fall 1997
Winter 1998
Spring 1998
Summer 1998
Fall 1999 (final issue)
ADMINISTRATION (all Designs) INDEX DATE PLATE CONTROL PLAN NAME CONTRIBUTED BY A-1050 October 1974 999 B S-13950A The Handicapped Accommodated National Park Service, U.S. Dept. of the Interior A-1075 October 1978 N-1594-R Plan for an Urban Park Northern Virginia Regional Park Authority A-1099 June 1972 821 L F-1304-A(1) Multiple Court & Sports Areas Dept. of the Army, Office, Chief of Engineers A-1100 June 1972 822 L F-1304-A(2) Multiple Court Areas Dept. of the Army, Office, Chief of Engineers A-1100 January 1965 409 H N-0602-A 40 acre Park Site California, City of Garden Grove A-1101 May 1965 460 B N-1012-A Development Plan National Parks of Japan A-1101 June 1972 823 L F-1304-A(3) Multiple Sports Areas Dept. of the Army, Office, Chief of Engineers A-1102 December 1965 465 B F-0897-A Park Plan U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service A-1103 December 1965 466 B F-0898-A Park Plan U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service A-1103/A-1104 January 1979 N-1582-A Playground for Special Children EDAW, Inc., Arvada, Colorado A-1104 December 1965 467 B F-0899-A Park Plan U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service A-1105 December 1965 468 B F-0901-A Park Plan U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service A-1105/A-1106 Spring 1980 N-1444-R Tennis Concession City of Richardson, Texas A-1106 January 1965 409 H N-0602-A 40 acre Park Site California, City of Garden Grove A-1195/A-1196/
A-1197/A-1198/
A-1199/A-1200October 1980 S-1573-A Contact for Dock Area Denver Serv. Center, NPS - USDI A-1200 November 1959 137 H C-0262-A Entrance Station California, Dept. of Natural Resources, Div. of Beaches & Parks A-1201 November 1959 138 A&G C-0263-A Entrance Station & Office California, Dept. of Natural Resources, Div. of Beaches & Parks A-1202 July 1963 318 B C-0790-A Camp Control Checking Station Ohio, East Harbo A-1203 January 1965 411 H S-06780A Contact and Comfort Station National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior A-1204 December 1971 797 H C-1253-B Entrance Building Michigan, Straits State Park A-1205 May 1965 459 B N-1011-A Contact Station National Parks of Japan A-1206 July 1966 511 H C-1031-A Campground Office Florida, Pinellas County, Fort DeSoto Park A-1207 June 1967 575 H S-0785-A Admission Booth National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior A-1208 January 1968 614 H C-1114-A Entrance Control Station Maine, State Park and Recreation Commission A-1209 January 1968 625 H C-1146-A Entrance Building Michigan, Porcupine Mountain State Park A-1210 November 1959 137 H C-0262-A Entrance Station California, Dept. of Natural Resources, Div. of Beaches & Parks A-1211 November 1961 233 H C-0536-A Electric Traffic Counter Michigan, Dept. of Conservation, Parks & Recreation Division A-1212 September 1969 661 H C-1205-A Control Building Massachusetts, Dept. of Nat. Resources A-1213/A-1214/
A-1215/A-1216January 1975 1001 B F-1397-A(1) Control Station Lake Shelbyville, U.S. Army Engineer District, St. Louis A-1217/A-1218 October 1975 1022 B S-1461-A Kiosk National Park Service, U.S. Dept. of the Interior A-1223/A-1224/
A-1225/A-1226October 1977 C-1400-R Canopied Kiosk National Capital Region, NPS- USDI A-1227/A-1228/
A-1229/A-1230April 1978 S-1545-A Triangular Entrance Station Denver Service Center, NPS, USDI A-1231/A-1232/
A-1233/A-1234January 1977 S-1580-A Solar-Paneled Contact Station Amistad RA, NPS - USDI A-1235/A-1236 January 1979 C-1486-A Contact Station Nevada State Park System A-1237/A-1238/
A-1239/A-1240Spring 1979 C-1591-R Information Kiosk Pennsylvania Bu. of State Parks A-1241/A-1242 Spring 1979 S-1574-A Contact Station Theodore Roosevelt N Mem P, NPS, USDI A-1243/A-1244/
A-1245/A-1246October 1979 S-1540-A Kiosk/Contact Station Denver Service Center, NPS, USDI A-1247/A-1248/
A-1249/A-1250January 1980 S-1550-A Visitor Contact Station Dick Kusek, NPS - USDI A-1250 January 1957 10 C-0135-A Park Signs Maine, State Park Commission, Plan BM 128, Sheet 5 of 11 A-1251/A-1252/
A-1253/A-1254Spring 1980 S-1569-A Visitor Contact Station Dick Kusek, DSC - NPS - USDI A-1251 May 1958 60 (rev.) C-0076-A Typical Signs Massachusetts, Department of Conservation A-1252 May 1959 97 C C-0312-A Entrance Sign Indiana, Conservation Department A-1253 May 1965 451 H C-1000-A Entrance Sign Hawaii, City & County of Honolulu, Dept. of Parks & Recreation A-1254 January 1957 10 I C-0135-A Park Signs Maine, State Park Commission A-1255 December 1971 815 L C-1318-A Entrance Signs Georgia, Department of State Parks A-1256 December 1971 814 F C-1317-A Entrance Sign Georgia, Department of State Parks A-1257 July 1973 895 B F-1381-A1 Information Signs U.S. Army Engineers, Lake Shelbyville A-1258 July 1973 896 B F-1381-A2 Information Signs U.S. Army Engineers, Lake Shelbyville A-1259 July 1973 897 B S-1381-A3 Information Signs National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior A-1260 July 1973 989 GC S-08710A Deep Snow Stop Sign National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior A-1261/A-1262/
A-1263/A-1264October 1979 F-1472-A Informational Sign with Telephone Clarence Cannon Reservoir A-1273 December 1973 925 B F-1382-A(1) Entrance Sign U.S. Army Corps of Engineers A-1274 December 1973 926 B F-1382-A(2) Entrance Sign U.S. Army Corps of Engineers A-1275 July 1963 320 A S-0792-A Sign, Directional National Park Service A-1276 June 1967 596 S F-1120-A Sign for Posting Regulations U.S. Army Corps of Engineers A-1277 August 1970 691 H C-1240-A Entrance Sign New Jersey, Bu. of Forestry, Pks. & Hist. Sites A-1278 August 1970 692 H S-1238-A Administrative Sign National Park Service, National Capital Parks A-1279 August 1970 693 H C-1241-A Entrance Sign Michigan, Dept. of Conservation A-1280 August 1970 694 H N-1015-A Entrance Sign Manitoba, Dept. Mines & Nat. Resources A-1281/A-1282 July 1982 N-1603-A Entrance Sign with Flagpoles David O. White, Florida A-1300 May 1960 169 H C-0386-A Park Office California, Dept. of Natural Resources, Division of Beaches & Parks A-1301 November 1961 230 H C-0402-A Administration-Residence Building Game, Forestation & Parks Comm., Nebraska A-1301 December 1970 B 728 S-0487-A Ranger Station National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior A-1302 July 1966 512 H C-1032-A Administration Building Florida, Pinellas County, Fort DeSoto Park A-1303 February 1967 563 B S-1081-A Administration Building National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior A-1304 May 1960 169 H C-0386-A Park Office California, Dept. of Natural Resources, Division of Beaches & Parks A-1305/A-1306 October 1982 S-1588-A Administration Building Denver Serv. Center, NPS - USDI A-1350 March 1963 297 B N-0632-A Park Practice Library Cabinet Lewis P. Griffith, Olympic Valley, California A-1351 November 1963 328 H C-0401-A Acoustical Booth Ohio, Department of Natural Resources, Division of Parks A-1352 June 1967 579 B S-0880-A Mail Rack National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior A-1353 January 1968 628 B S-1151-A Wall Rack National Park Service, Southeast Region A-1354 March 1963 297 B N-0632-A Park Practice Library Cabinet Lewis P. Griffith, Olympic Valley, California A-1355/A-1356 October 1977 N-1477-A Mimeograph Stencil File Costa Rica National Parks A-1357/A-1358/
A-1359/A-1360Summer 1980 S-1616-A Reference System Rocky Mountain NP, USDI - NPS A-1363/A-1364 October 1981 S-1440-A Collection Box James Goodwin, USDI - NPS A-1601 November 1966 562 B S-1080-A Staff Quarters Organized Camp National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior A-1602 February 1967 561 B S-1079-A Staff Quarters Organized Camp National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior A-1650 November 1958 W 82 C-0187-A Ranger Residence Florida, Florida Park Service A-1651 November 1958 82 W C-0187-A Ranger Residence Florida, Florida Park Service A-1652 September 1969 662 B S-0483-A Three Bedroom House PG-3012 National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior A-1740 November 1959 129 A&G C-0226-A Lumber Shed Indiana, Conservation Department, Div. of Engineering A-1741 November 1959 129 A&G C-0226-A Lumber Shed Indiana, Conservation Department, Division of Engineering A-1742 September 1969 663 B N-0572-A Maintenance & Storage Area Boy Scouts of America A-1743/A-1744 July 1976 1036 B N-0814-A Storage Building Boy Scouts of America A-1745/A-1746 October 1980 S-1577-A Vehicle Repair/Maintenance Building Denver Serv. Center, NPS - USDI A-1780 January 1960 159 B C-0393-O Camper Registration Board Wisconsin, Conservation Department A-1781 June 1964 369 H N-0590-A Maintenance Shop National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior A-1782 January 1968 602 H N-0341-A Umbrella Shed Washington, D.C., Timber Engineering Co. A-1783 January 1960 159 B C-0393-O Camper Registration Board Wisconsin, Conservation Department A-1784 December 1968 630 H C-0708-A Lot Marker & Car Stop Ohio, Dept. of Natural Resources, Division of Parks A-1785 September 1971 755 H F-1287-R(1) Firewood Cache Forest Service, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture A-1786 September 1971 756 H F-1287-R(2) Rack for Firewood Forest Service, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture A-1797/A-1798 January 1980 S-1605-A Four-sided Bulletin Board Everglades NP, NPS - USDI A-1799/A-1800 April 1978 C-1562-A Exterior Bulletin Board Washington County, Dept. of Parks, PA A-1800 December 1962 284 B F-0685-A Registration Desk Bureau of Land Management, Department of the Interior A-1801 December 1970 742 B N-1095-A Bulletin Board Jos. B.C. White, West. Penn. Conservancy A-1802 February 1966 477 H C-0286-A Campsite Register Canada, Province of British Columbia, Dept. of Rec. & Conserv. A-1803 November 1966 533 H C-1066-A Bulletin Board Colorado, Game, Fish & Parks Dept. A-1804 January 1968 626 B S-1152-A Self-Registration Map Board National Park Service, Blue Ridge Parkway A-1805 December 1962 284 B F-0685-A Registration Desk Bureau of Land Management, U.S. Dept. of the Interior A-1806 December 1968 631 H C-0917-A Bulletin Board North Dakota, Highway Department A-1900 July 1962 262 H N-0592-O Camp Chapel Boy Scouts of America A-1901 July 1962 261 C N-0554-R Outdoor Chapel Boy Scouts of America A-1902 July 1962 260 C N-0553-A Outdoor Chapel Boy Scouts of America A-1903 July 1962 262 H N-0592-A Camp Chapel Boy Scouts of America A-1904 September 1969 664 B N-0815-B Camp Chapel Boys Scouts of America A-1905/A-1906 Summer 1983 F-1644-A Kiosk George Stephen, Regional Architect, NPS, NARO A-1909/A-1910/
A-1911/A-1912/
A-1913/A-1914/
A-1915/A-1916Winter 1984 N-1657-A Headquarter's Addition Darrell Winslow, NVRPA A-1941/A-1942/
A-1943/A-1944Summer 1987 N-1712-A Ranger Station U.S. Army Corps of Eng.
BASIC FACILITIES (all Designs) INDEX DATE PLATE CONTROL PLAN NAME CONTRIBUTED BY B-3000 November 1963 335 B S-0827-B Roads, Typical Sections National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior B-3001 November 1963 336 B S-0828-B Roads. Typical Sections National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior B-3002 November 1963 337 B S-0829-B Roads, Typical Sections National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior B-3003 November 1963 338 B S-0830-B Roads, Typical Sections National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior B-3004 November 1963 335 B S-0827-B Roads, Typical Sections National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior B-3005 July 1973 899 H F-1269-B Recreation Road Design Criteria Forest Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture B-3006 July 1973 900 H F-1270-B Recreation Road Curves Forest Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture B-3020 July 1966 504 H C-0958-B Minimum Parking Standards California, Riverside City Plng. Commis. B-3021 July 1966 504 H C-0958-B Minimum Parking Standards California, Riverside City Plng. Commis. B-3022 December 1968 632 B C-0456-B Beach Parking Ohio, Dept. of Natural Resources, Division of Parks B-3023 July 1973 901 H F-1276-B Campground Parking Spurs Forest Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture B-3024 July 1973 902 H F-1277-B Campground Parking Spurs Forest Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture B-3025 July 1973 903 H F-1275-B Campground Parking Forest Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture B-3026 July 1973 904 H F-1274-B Campground Parking Forest Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture B-3040 January 1964 345 H S-0329-B Bridge, Foot or Vehicular National Park Service, Great Smoky Mountains Nat. Park B-3080 March 1963 310 B S-0731-B Stilling Basin Impact Type National Park Service, National Capital Region B-3081 March 1963 310 B S-0731-B Stilling Basin Impact Type National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior B-3082 December 1962 286 H S-0639-B Standard Manhole National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior B-3085 December 1962 286 H S-0639-B Standard Manhole National Park Service, National Capital Region B-3097 October 1980 F-1617-B Step-Grade Trail Steps Dennis P. Fehler, Forest Service, USDA B-3100 November 1963 339 B S-0831-B Trail Construction National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior B-3101 November 1963 340 B S-0832-B Trail Construction National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior B-3102 November 1963 341 B S-0833-B Trail Construction National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior B-3103 November 1963 342 B S-0834-B Trail Construction National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior B-3104 November 1963 343 B S-0835-B Trail Construction National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior B-3105 November 1963 339 B S-0831-B Trail Construction National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior B-3106 December 1968 633 H C-0959-B Typical Trail Section Nevada, State Park System B-3107 December 1973 927 GC C-0837-B(1) Walks, Trails, Steps & Retaining Walls Wisconsin, Conservation Department B-3108 December 1973 928 GC N-0837-B(2) Walks, Trails, Steps & Retaining Walls Wisconsin, Conservation Department B-3109 December 1973 929 GC N-0837-B(3) Walks, Trails, Steps & Retaining Walls Wisconsin, Conservation Department B-3110 December 1973 930 GC N-0837-B(4) Walks, Trails, Steps & Retaining Walls Wisconsin, Conservation Department B-3111 December 1973 931 GC N-0837-B(5) Walks, Trails, Steps & Retaining Walls Wisconsin, Conservation Department B-3112 December 1973 932 GC N-0837-B(6) Walks, Trails, Steps & Retaining Walls Wisconsin, Conservation Department B-3113/B-3114/
B-3115/B-3116/
B-3117/B-3118/
B-3119/B-3120October 1975 1023 B S-1458-B Trail Construction Guy E. Arthur, U.S. Dept. of the Interior B-3121/B-3122 Spring 1979 C-1592-B Trail Steps Pennsylvania, Bu. of State Parks B-3125 May 1958 59 (rev.) C-0070-B Suspension Foot Bridge Minnesota, Department of Conservation, Plan No. S.P.-2057 (alt) B-3126 November 1959 124 B S-0385-B Foot Bridge National Park Service, National Capital Parks, Prince William Forest Park IBL (alt) B-3127 January 1960 157 B S-0381-B Foot Bridge National Park Servie, National Capital Parks (alt) B-3128 December 1960 190 B N-0397-B Foot Bridge Bernheim Forest, Ky., Frank Bunce (alt) B-3129 March 1962 240 B S-0360-B Foot Bridge National Park Service, Vicksburg Nat. Mil. Park B-3130 June 1964 387 H F-0788-B Footbridge Forest Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture B-3131 January 1965 424 H C-0974-B Foot Bridges Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Comm. (alt) B-3132 May 1965 443 H N-0980-B Concrete Bridge Akron, Ohio Metro. Park District, Firestone Park (alt) B-3133 July 1966 505 H C-0960-B Footbridge Oregon, State Parks and Rec. Div. (alt) B-3134 June 1967 588 H C-1099-B Footbridge Columbus Metropolitan Park District, Ohio (alt) B-3135 January 1964 345 H S-0329-B Bridge, Foot or Vehicular National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) B-3136 December 1968 634 H F-1184-B Ford Bridge Wally McCray, Stanislaus National Forest, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture (alt) B-3137 December 1970 730 H S-0605-B Trail Bridge National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior B-3138 December 1970 748 B C-1215-B Foot Bridge Jack Hewitt, Md. Nat. Cap. Pk. Pln. Com. B-3139 June 1972 824 L F-1290-B Footbridge Forest Service, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture B-3140 June 1972 825 L F-1292-B Footbridge Forest Service, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture B-3141 June 1972 826 L F-1293-B Double Footlog Forest Service, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture B-3142 June 1972 827 L F-1294-B Single Footlog Forest Service, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture B-3143/B-3144 January 1975 1002 B C-1421-B(1) Covered Bridge Ed Rizzotto, Conn., D.E.P., Region II B-3145/B-3146 January 1976 1027 B C-1479-B Pre-Fab Footbridge California, Dept. of Pks. & Rec. B-3147/B-3148 January 1976 1026 B S-1465-B Bridge for Bikers NPS-NCP, U.S. Dept. of the Interior B-3153/B-3154/
B-3155/B-3156July 1978 C-1523-B Pinch Brook Bridge Borough of Florham Park, NJ B-3175 January 1960 143 A&G C-0274-B Stairs & Pipe Rail Oregon, State Highway Commission, State Parks Department (alt) B-3176 January 1968 606 H C-0907-B Steps and Rail Wisconsin, Highway Commission (alt) B-3279/B-3280/
B-3281/B-3282October 1982 C-1484-B Comfort Station Nevada State Park System B-3283/B-3284 October 1982 N-1445-B Restroom with Treatment System Richard, Texas, Pks. & Rec. Dept. B-3285/B-3286 October 1980 S-1500-B Restroom and Waiting Shelter Bob A. Lopenske, DSC - NPS - USDI B-3287/B-3288 January 1980 C-1443-B Unisex Restroom Wm. Penn Mott, Jr., California SPs B-3289/B-3290/
B-3291/B-3292October 1978 N-1595-B Comfort Station Northern Virginia Regional Park Authority B-3293/B-3294 January 1976 1028 B S-1466-B Elliptical Restroom NPS-NCP, U.S. Dept. of the Interior B-3295/B-3296 January 1976 1029 B S-1468-B Special Feature Restroom National Park Service, U.S. Dept. of the Interior B-3297/B-3298 October 1975 1024 B N-1457-B Energy Conserving Restroom Colorado, James K. Fletemeyer B-3299/B-3300 October 1975 1025 B N-1459-B Concrete Restroom Washington, Peter Dieckerhoff B-3300 December 1957 34 C-0031-B Comfort Station Washington, Parks and Recreation Commission, Plan No. G-1-54 B-3301 December 1957 35 C-0036-B Vault Latrine, Type B Ohio, Department of Natural Resources B-3301 December 1970 743 G C-1145-B Toilet Michigan, Porcupine Mtn., S.P. (alt) B-3302 December 1957 36 C-0051-B Double Vault Toilet Iowa, Conservation Commission B-3302 December 1970 751 H C-1233-R Temporary Dressing Rooms California, Dept. of Pks. & Rec. (alt) B-3303 April 1958 50 C-0093-b Vault Latrine, Type E Ohio, Dept. of Natural Resources (alt) B-3304 February 1959 H 93 C-0228-B Pit Latrine and Enclosure Indiana, Conservation Department, Plan No. 49-36 (alt) B-3305 February 1959 H 96 C-0197-B Comfort Station Washington, State Parks and Recreation Commission (alt) (alt) B-3306 May 1959 100 B C-0315-B Campground Toilet Central New York, State Parks Commission, Plan No. 4306-1-1 B-3306 December 1970 753 H C-1254-B Toilet Michigan, Straits State Park (alt) B-3307 May 1959 101 C C-0268-B Pit Toilet Oregon, State Highway Commission, State Parks Department, Plan No. P 25 (alt) B-3308 January 1960 151 A&G S-0331-B Toilet, Pit Type National Park Service, Crater Lake NP (alt) B-3309 December 1971 793 H C-1182-B Comfort Station Ft. Lauderdale, Florida B-3310 November 1959 125 A&G C-0047-B Latrine, Septic Type New Jersey, Dept. of Conservation, Forests & Parks Section B-3310 December 1971 796 H C-1229-B Comfort Station Greensboro, North Carolina, Parks Department B-3311 May 1960 171 H C-0388-B Comfort Station California, Dept. of Natural Resources, Division of Beaches & Parks (alt) B-3312 November 1961 228 H C-0283-B Pit Latrine British Columbia, Dept. of Recreation and Conservation B-3312 December 1971 817 L C-1337-B Comfort Station Texas, Goose Island State Park B-3313 November 1961 229 H C-0326-B Toilet Building Div. of Forests & Parks, Wisconsin Conservation Dept. (alt) B-3314 July 1962 252 H C-0184-B Toilet Building, Imhoff Illinois Division of Parks & Memorials (alt) B-3315 January 1964 360 H C-0303-B Comfort Station Colorado, City and County of Denver, Dept. of Parks & Recreation (alt) B-3316 June 1964 384 H S-0766-B Pit Latrine Chief of Engineers, Civil Works, U.S. Army (alt) B-3317 June 1964 398 H C-0854-B Toilet and Shower Michigan, Van Riper State Park (alt) B-3318 May 1965 425 B N-0991-B Comfort Facilities National Parks of Japan (alt) B-3319 December 1971 800 MB F-1267-B Vault-Type Toilet Illinois, Forest Preserve District of Du Page County B-3321 December 1970 754 H C-1260-B Toilet Michigan, Dept. of Conservation (alt) B-3322 May 1965 429 B N-0993-B Comfort Facilities National Parks of Japan (alt) B-3323 December 1972 862 GC C-0695-R1 Comfort Station California, Dept. of Natural Resources B-3324 December 1972 863 GC C-0695-R2 Comfort Station California, Dept. of Natural Resources B-3325 March 1963 311 B F-0783-B Convection Stack Forest Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture B-3325 June 1972 828 L C-1204-B Park Restroom Jackson City, Missouri, Park Department B-3326 July 1963 316 H S-0751-B Overlook Shelter U.S. Army, Chief of Engineers Civil Works, Washington, D.C. (alt) B-3327 May 1965 447 H N-0983-B Combination Shelter-Toilet Building Akron, Ohio, Metropolitan Park District B-3328 May 1965 454 H C-1003-B Comfort Station Hawaii, City & County of Honolulu, Dept. of Parks and Recreation B-3329 July 1966 491 H C-0284-B Metal Urinal Canada, British Columbia Forest Serv. (alt) B-3330 July 1966 509 H C-1027-B Comfort Station Florida, Pinellas County, Fort DeSoto Park B-3331 February 1967 554 H F-0612-B Toilet and Shelter U.S. Army, Corps of Engineers, Walla Walla, Washington (alt) B-3332 June 1967 571 H C-0399-B Toilet Buildings Wisconsin, Conservation Department (alt) B-3333 June 1967 590 H C-1101-B Park Toilet Columbus Metropolitan Park District, Ohio (alt) B-3334 December 1957 34 C-0031-B Comfort Station Washington Parks & Recreation Commission (alt) B-3335 November 1959 134 (rev.) H S-0253-B Comfort Station, Mobile National Park Service, National Capital Parks (alt) B-3336 November 1959 135 (rev.) H S-0253-B Comfort Station, Mobile National Park Service, National Capital Parks (alt) B-3337 January 1968 612 H C-1112-B Pit Latrine Maine, State Park and Recreation Commission (alt) B-3338 January 1968 617 H C-1124-B Comfort Station Connecticut, Park and Forest Commission (alt) B-3339 December 1968 635 B C-1164-B(a) Toilet-Shower Building Michigan, Dept. of Conservation B-3340 December 1968 636 B C-1164-B(b) Urinal Michigan, Dept. of Conservation B-3341 December 1968 637 H C-1135-B Three Unit Latrine Nevada, State Park System (alt) B-3342 December 1968 638 H C-1148-B Toilet Michigan, Dept. of Conservation (alt) B-3343 December 1968 639 B C-1153-B Toilet-Shower Building Michigan, Dept. of Conservation (alt) B-3344 December 1968 640 B C-0948-B Toilet, Concrete Block Wisconsin, Highway Commission (alt) B-3345 November 1966 515 H C-0879-B Three-Roll Toilet Paper Dispenser South Carolina, Myrtle Beach State Park B-3346 September 1969 667 H C-1232-B Chemical Toilet Enclosure California, Dept. of Parks & Recreation B-3347/B-3348/
B-3349/B-3350July 1974 985 B/986 B/
987 B/988 BN-1402-B1/B2/B3/B4 Toilet Shelter Ohio, Medina County Park District B-3350 March 1959 102 B C-0305-B Drinking Fountain New York, Finger Lakes State Parks Commission, Plan No. 453-1 B-3351 May 1959 103 H C-0229-B Drinking Fountain Iowa, Conservation Commission (alt) B-3352 December 1960 196 H S-0446-B Drinking Fountain National Park Service, National Capital Parks (alt) B-3353 September 1961 222 H N-0398-B Fountain with Shelter Bernheim Forest, Clarmont, Kentucky B-3353 June 1972 829 L F-1371-B Forest Fountain Forest Service, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture B-3354 January 1964 355 H C-0739-B Drinking Fountain w/service connector Ontario, Township of Etobicoke, Parks Department (alt) B-3355 June 1964 381 H C-0745-B Campground Water Hydrant Ohio, Hocking State Park B-3356 June 1964 382 H C-0746-B Campground Water Hydrants Ohio, Hocking State Park B-3357 June 1964 379 H C-0743-B Drinking Fountain Ohio, Hocking State Park (alt) B-3358 May 1965 449 H C-0997-B Drinking Fountain Hawaii, City & County of Honolulu, Dept. of Parks & Recreation (alt) B-3359 May 1965 453 H C-1002-B Outdoor Deep Sink Hawaii, City & County of Honolulu, Dept. of Parks & Recreation (alt) B-3360 June 1967 591 H C-1102-B Drinking Fountain with Shelter Columbus Metropolitan Park District, Ohio (alt) B-3361 June 1967 594 B F-1118-B Manual Pump Shelter U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (alt) B-3362 June 1967 595 B F-1119-B Manual Pump Shelter U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (alt) B-3363 May 1959 102 B C-0305-B Drinking Fountain New York, Finger Lakes State Pks. Comm. (alt) B-3364 December 1968 641 B C-1164-B(c) Water Station Michigan, Dept. of Conservation (alt) B-3365 December 1970 750 B C-1226-B Water Fountain Jackson City Pk. Dept., Missouri B-3366 December 1970 732 H S-0623-B Water Meter National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior B-3367/B-3368 January 1976 1030 B C-1469-B Sculptural Fountain Oregon, State Highway Comm. B-3375 January 1960 144 A&G C-0275-B Flag Pole Oregon, State Highway Commission, State Parks Department (alt) B-3376 November 1959 126 A&G C-0214-B Animal Feeder Indiana, Conservation Department, Div. of Engineering (alt) B-3377 May 1960 163 H C-0213-B Bath House Terrace New York, Central NY State Parks Comm., Verona Beach State Park (alt) B-3378 March 1962 247 H C-0534-B Flagpole Indiana, Conservation Department (alt) B-3379 December 1972 864 B C-1361-B(D)1 Locker Shelter Michigan, Metamora-Hadley RA B-3380 December 1972 865 B C-1361-B(D)2 Details of Locker Shelter Michigan, Metamora-Hadley RA B-3400 July 1958 70 S-0165-B Aerator, Water System National Park Service B-3401 January 1960 145 A&G C-0276-B Pump House Oregon, State Highway Commission, State Parks Department B-3402 December 1960 192 H S-0407-M Pump House National Park Service, Coulee Dam NRA B-3403 March 1963 288 B C-0179-B Water Filter Plant Ohio, Dept. of Natural Resources, Division of Parks (alt) B-3404 March 1963 289 B C-0179-B Reservoir Ohio, Dept. of Natural Resources, Division of Parks (alt) B-3405 November 1964 518 H C-0928-B Frame Pump House Soil Conserv. Serv., U.S. Department of Agriculture (alt) B-3406 February 1967 553 H C-0607-B Water Tower Arizona, State Highway Department (alt) B-3407 June 1967 597 B F-1122-B Hand Pump ad Well U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (alt) B-3408 July 1958 70 S-0165-B Aerator, Water System National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) B-3409 August 1970 697 H F-0926-Ba Concrete Cisterns Soil Conservation Serv., U.S. Dept. of Agriculture B-3410 August 1970 698 H F-0926-Bb Concrete Cisterns Soil Conservation Serv., U.S. Dept. of Agriculture B-3411 December 1971 787 B S-0535-B Frost-Free Hinged Pumphouse National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior B-3412 December 1971 788 B S-0535-B Frost-Free Hinged Pumphouse National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior B-3413/B-3414/
B-3415/B-3416January 1978 C-1483-B Sanitary Disposal Station Nevada State Park System B-3417/B-3418/
B-3419/B-3420/
B-3421/B-3422January 1976 1031 B F-1473-B Fish Cleaning Station U.S. Army Corps of Engineers B-3423 December 1972 866 B S-0760-B1 Septic Tank U.S. Army Chief of Engineers B-3424 December 1972 867 B S-0760-B2 Septic Tank U.S. Army Chief of Engineers B-3425 December 1960 186 B C-0180-B(a) Sewage Disposal System, Septic Tank Ohio, Div. of Parks B-3426 December 1960 187 B C-0180-B(b) Sewage Disposal System, Surface Sand Filter Ohio, Div. of Parks B-3427 May 1961 204 B S-0383-B Sewage Diversion Gate E. J. Axline, CE, National Park Service B-3428 June 1964 380 H C-0744-B Slop Drain, Sewer Connected Ohio, Hocking State Park B-3429 June 1964 397 H C-0851-B Campers Slop Drain Ohio, Hocking State Park (alt) B-3430 January 1965 408 H c-0538-B Slop Drain Ohio, Hocking State Park (alt) B-3431 January 1965 419 H N-0931-B Trailer Sanitary Station Mobile Homes Manufacturers Association, Travel Trailer Division (alt) B-3432 January 1965 422 H C-0972-B Trailer Sanitation Station Michigan, Parks and Recreation (alt) B-3433 December 1965 464 H C-0884-B Fish Cleaning Station Oregon, County Parks Assn., Jackson County (alt) B-3434 July 1966 503 H C-0954-B Septic Tank Kentucky, Department of Health (alt) B-3435 June 1967 586 S F-1096-B Wet Garbage Disposal U.S. Army Corps of Engineers B-3436 September 1969 668 B C-0287-B Garbage Pit Cover Canada, Province of British Columbia B-3437 December 1970 733 H S-0624-B Flared-End Section for Culvert Pipe National Capital Parks, National Park Service, USDI (alt) B-3438 December 1970 735 H S-0707-B Trailer Waste Drain Ohio, Division of Parks (alt) B-3439 December 1972 933 H F-1368-B Fish Cleaning Station U.S. Army Corps of Engineers B-3440 December 1973 934 GC F-1259-B Dishwater Disposal U.S. Army Corps of Engineers B-3441 May 1974 957 B C-1394-B1 Fish Cleaning Counter /c Shelter Colorado, Div. of Pks. & Outdoor Rec. B-3442 May 1974 958 B C-1394-B2 Fish Cleaning Counter /c Shelter Colorado, Div. of Pks. & Outdoor Rec. B-3443 May 1974 959 B C-1394-B3 Fish Cleaning Counter /c Shelter Colorado, Div. of Pks. & Outdoor Rec. B-3444 May 1974 960 B C-1394-B4 Fish Cleaning Counter /c Shelter Colorado, Div. of Pks. & Outdoor Rec. B-3445 May 1974 961 B C-1394-B5 Fish Cleaning Counter /c Shelter Colorado, Div. of Pks. & Outdoor Rec. B-3446 May 1974 962 B C-1394-B6 Fish Cleaning Counter Shelf & Support Details Colorado, Div. of Pks. & Outdoor Rec. B-3446.1/B-3446.2/
B-3446.3/B-3446.4July 1979 C-1601-B Gray Water Disposal Unit Dept. of Pks. & Rec., Idaho (J. Eaton) B-3447 June 1972 830 H F-1370-B Support for Garbage Can Forest Service, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture B-3448 June 1972 831 H F-1369-B Concrete Garbage Can Base Forest Service, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture B-3449 June 1972 832 H F-1372-B(1) Bear-Proof Garbage Can Top Forest Service, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture B-3450 July 1957 23 C-0053-B Mount for Refuse Can Ohio, Department of Natural Resources B-3450 June 1972 833 H F-1372-B(2) Bear-Proof Garbage Can Top Forest Service, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture B-3451 July 1958 68 S-0148-B Garbage Can Rack National Park Service, Plan No. NP-GSM-2574-B (alt) B-3452 May 1961 104 B C-0322-B Trash Receptacle Texas, Highway Department (alt) B-3453 June 1964 393 H S-0844-B Trash Receptacle National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior B-3454 January 1965 420 H S-0932-B Jig for Trash Receptacles National Park Service, National Capital Region B-3455 May 1965 435 H S-0757-B Refuse Container U.S. Army, Off., Chief of Engineers, Civil Works, Wash., D.C. B-3455 December 1971 789 H S-0616-B Refuse Container Unit National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior B-3456 November 1966 519 H C-0937-B Refuse Container Soil Conservation Serv., U.S. Department of Agriculture (alt) B-3457 January 1968 622 H C-1136-B Garbage Can Holder Nevada, State Park System (alt) B-3458 January 1968 623 H C-1142-B Garbage Can Rack Idaho, State Parks (alt) B-3459 July 1957 23 I C-0053-B Mount for Refuse Can Ohio, Dept. of Natural Resources B-3460 December 1968 642 H N-0578-B Garbage Can Rack Boy Scouts of America B-3461 September 1969 669 B C-1225-B Trash Receptacle Missouri, Jackson Co. Dept. of Parks (alt) B-3462 September 1969 670 H C-0609-B Trash Barrel National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) B-3463/B-3464 January 1980 S-1525-B Trash Can Holder, Types 'A' & 'B' Denver Serv. Center, NPS - USDI B-3465 March 1962 235 B N-0188-B Trash Disposal Unit National Park Service, Natchez Trace Parkway B-3466 March 1963 291 B C-0288-B Drum Incinerator Brit. Col., Dept. of Rec. & Conserv., Parks Branch B-3467 March 1963 295 H C-0526-B Incinerator New Jersey, Forest and Parks Section B-3468 December 1965 461 B S-0758-B Incinerator U.S. Army, Chief of Engineers, Civil Works, Washington, D.C. B-3469 January 1968 608 B F-0936-B Mortarless Trash Burner Texas Extension Service, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture B-3470 December 1968 643 B F-0935-B Brick Trash Burner Georgia Extension Service, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture B-3475 May 1960 183 SP S-0418-B Trailer Camp Site Utilities National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) B-3476 January 1968 607 B S-1156-B All-Season Hookup Box Ira B. Lykes, National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) B-3477/B-3478 July 1974 989 GC/990 GC N-1315-B1/B2 Rec. Vee Hookup Water/Electric-Electric Box Ira B. Lykes & Assoc. B-3500 May 1959 105 H C-0230-B Parkway Lamp Post Indiana, Conservation Department B-3501 May 1959 106 H C-0231-B Power Pole at Camp Site Michigan, Department of Conservation, Parks and Recreation Division, Plan No. SE 136 B-3502 May 1959 107 H C-0108-B Power Outlet Box at Camp Site Michigan, Department of Conservation, Parks and Recreation Division, Plan No. SE 159 B-3503 May 1965 445 H N-0981-B Sidewalk Light Akron, Ohio, Metropolitan Park District (alt) B-3504 May 1959 105 H C-0230-B Parkway Lamp Post Indiana, Conservation Department (alt) B-3600 November 1958 C 81 S-0198-B Emergency Phone Box National Park Service, Drawing No. NP YOS/2188 B-3601 November 1958 81 C S-0198-B Emergency Phone Box National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior B-3602 September 1969 671 B S-1247-B Telephone Booth James A. Burnett, NPS, U.S. Dept. of the Interior B-3800 July 1962 255 H S-0434-B Riding Stable National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior B-3801 July 1962 256 H S-0435-B Riding Stable - Grain Storage Detail National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) B-3802 July 1962 257 H S-0436-B Riding Stable Stall Detail National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) B-3803 June 1964 399 H C-0857-B Riding Stable Canada, Alwyn J. Cameron, Odell Park, Fredericton, N.B. (alt) B-3804 July 1962 255 H S-0434-B Riding Stable National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) B-3805/B-3806 Spring 1979 F-1289-B Hitch-Feed Rack Forest Service, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture B-3807/B-3808/
B-3809/B-3810/
B-3811/B-3812October 1981 F-1406-R Horse Show Rings and Equipment U.S. Department of Agriculture B-3820/B-3821 Summer 1983 F-1642-B Ferry Terminal Building George Stephen, Regional Architect, NPS, NARO B-3822/B-3823 Summer 1983 F-1643-B Comfort Station George Stephen, Regional Architect, NPS, NARO B-3828/B-3829/
B-3830/B-3831/
B-3832/B-3833Winter 1984 N-1658-B Arboretum Darrell Winslow, NVRPA B-3898/B-3899/
B-3900/B-3901Summer 1987 N-1713-B Vault Toilet U.S. Army Corps of Eng.
INTERPRETATION (all Designs) INDEX DATE PLATE CONTROL PLAN NAME CONTRIBUTED BY I-6000 December 1957 45 S-0162-I Information Station, Museum National Park Service, Plan PKY-NT 2487-C I-6001 July 1962 266 H S-0679-I Visitor Center Everglades, National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) I-6002 July 1962 258 H S-0445-I Visitor Center National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) I-6003 (a) July 1962 264 C N-0673-I (1) Visitor Center Frank Bunce, Bernheim Forest, Kentucky (alt) I-6003 (b) July 1962 265 C N-0673-I (b) Visitor Center Frank Bunce, Bernheim Forest, Kentucky I-6004 December 1962 276 C S-0437-I Visitor Center National Park Service, Pipestone, NM (alt) (alt) I-6005 December 1962 281 C S-0688-I Visitor Center National Park Service, Geo. Wash. Carver, NM (alt) I-6006 June 1964 388 H S-0800-I(a) Secondary Visitor Center National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) I-6007 June 1964 389 H S-0800-I(b) Secondary Visitor Center National Park Service, (alt) I-6008 May 1965 458 H N-0984-I Combination Visitor Center & Headquarters Australia, Kosciusko State Park Trust (alt) I-6009 January 1968 629 B N-1065-I Arboretum (Visitor Center) Bernheim Forest, Kentucky (alt) I-6010 December 1957 45 S-0162-I Information Station, Museum National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) I-6011/I-6012 January 1975 1004 B C-1391-I(1) Education Center Washington State Dept. of Game I-6013/I-6014 July 1976 1042 B S-1464-I Multi-Use Visitor Center Minute Man NHP, NPS, USDI I-6015/I-6016 October 1977 C-1435-I Mobile Interpretative Center Kickapoo SP, Oakwood, IL I-6017/I-6018/
I-6019/I-6020Spring 1980 S-1499-I Interpretative Facility Bob A. Lopenske, DSC - NPS - USDI I-6030 February 1967 565 B S-1094-I Nature-Lore House National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior I-6050 March 1962 250 H S-0619-I Information Counter National Park Service, Everglades N. P. I-6051 February 1967 555 H S-0618-I Information Counter "B" National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) I-6052 June 1967 572 H S-0617-I Information Counter National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) I-6350 November 1961 233 C-0536-I Electric Traffic Counter Michigan Dept. of Conservation, Parks & Recreation Div. I-6600 April 1958 51 S-0141-I Display Case National Park Service, Plan No. WHI-NM-2016 I-6601 May 1959 119 C S-0199-I Trailside Exhibit National Park Service, Ocmulgee Nat. Mon. (Reg. 1) (alt) I-6602 May 1960 170 H C-0387-I Display Shelter California, Dept. of Natural Resources, Division of Beaches & Parks (alt) I-6603 May 1960 172 B S-0394-I Trailside Exhibit Case National Park Service, Homestead Nat. Mon. I-6604 May 1961 217 H C-0522-I Outdoor Exhibit Case Wisconsin, Conservation Department I-6605 March 1962 237 H S-0245-I Wayside Exhibit National Park Service, Reg. 3 - Div. of L. A. (alt) I-6606 December 1962 280 C S-0686-I Exhibit Shelter National Park Service, Death Valley, NM (alt) I-6607 December 1962 279 H S-0683-I Wayside Exhibit National Park Service, Grand Canyon NP. (alt) I-6608 July 1963 324 F S-0796-I Interpretative Shelter National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) I-6609 July 1963 325 F S-0797-I Interpretative Shelters National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) I-6610 November 1963 333 H S-0799-I Exhibit Shelter National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) I-6611 May 1965 433 H S-0752-I Overlook Shelter U.S. Army, Office, Chief of Engineers, Civil Works, Washington, D.C. (alt) I-6612 May 1965 455 H S-1008-I Elevated Exhibit Shelter National Park Service, Everglades National Park (alt) I-6613 June 1967 583 B C-1064-I Information Shelter Bernheim Forest, Clermount, Kentucky (alt) I-6614 June 1967 593 B S-1116-I Roadside Easel National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) I-6615 January 1968 619 H C-1131-I Exhibit Center Nevada, State Parks System I-6616 April 1958 51 S-0141-I Display Case National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior I-6617 August 1970 721 H C-1242-I Display Shelter Indiana, Dept. of Conservation I-6618 August 1970 722 H C-1243-I Display Shelter Indiana, Dept. of Conservation I-6619 June 1972 856 B N-0885-I Exhibit Your Weather Station Bernheim Forest, Frank Bunce I-6620 June 1972 857 H C-1345-I Display Board Vermont, Dept. of Forest & Parks I-6621 May 1974 975 GC F-1383-I1 Display Board with Shelter U.S. Army Corps of Engineers I-6622 May 1974 976 GC F-1383-I2 Display Board with Shelter U.S. Army Corps of Engineers I-6623 May 1974 977 GC F-1383-I3 Display Board with Shelter U.S. Army Corps of Engineers I-6624 May 1974 978 GC F-1383-I4 Display Board with Shelter U.S. Army Corps of Engineers I-6625 May 1974 979 GC F-1383-I5 Display Board with Shelter U.S. Army Corps of Engineers I-6626 May 1974 980 GC N-1365-I Display Board Australia, National Parks I-6700 April 1958 56 S-0152-I Trail Label Holder National Park Service, Plan No. PKY-BR GEN-2452 I-6701 November 1959 123 B S-0383-I Trail Label Holder National Park Service, Everglades NP - Ernst Christensen (alt) I-6702 July 1963 319 F S-0791-I Sign, Interpretative National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) I-6703 July 1963 321 A S-0973-I Sign, Trailside National Park Service I-6704 July 1963 322 F S-0794-I Sign, Interpretative National Park Service I-6705 July 1963 323 F S-0795-I Sign, Interpretative National Park Service I-6706 January 1968 616 B F-1121-I Exhibit Shelter U.S. Army Corps of Engineers I-6707 April 1958 56 I S-0152-I Trail Label Holder National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior I-6708 September 1969 679 B C-0447-I Historical Marker Minnesota, Silver Creek Cliff Rock Cut I-6751/I-6752 January 1976 1035 B N-1476-I Rear Screen Projection Box Costa Rica, National Park Service I-6753/I-6754/
I-6755/I-6756October 1977 S-1507-I Twelve-Sided Display Case Walnut Canyon NM, NPS - USDI I-6757/I-6758 January 1979 C-1565-I Partitions for Small Museums Dave Hefferman, Batavia, Illinois I-6850 November 1959 136 B S-0258-I Wildlife Blind National Park Service, Chiricahua Nat. Mon., Forrest M. Benson I-6851 December 1965 470 H C-1018-I Bird Lookout Tower Florida, Myakka River State Park (alt) I-6852 November 1959 136 B S-0258-I Wildlife Blind Forrest M. Benson, National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) I-6853 December 1971 798 F F-1256-I (A) Wildlife Observation Blind Nat. Planning Team, Sport Fisheries & Wildlife I-6854 December 1971 799 F F-1256-I (B) Wildlife Observation Blind Nat. Planning Team, Sport Fisheries & Wildlife I-6900 May 1959 120 C C-0211-I Fish Exhibit Tank Indiana, Conservation Department, Plan No. 22 I-6901 January 1965 412 H C-0720-I Bird House Byron L. Ashbaugh (alt) I-6902 May 1959 120 C C-0211-I Fish Exhibit Tank Indiana, Conservation Department (alt) I-6919/I-6920/
I-6921/I-6922April 1978 C-1566-I A Garden for the Senses MNCPPC, Dept. of Pks., MD I-6923 December 1973 953 H N-1363-I(1) Observation Bee Hive Michigan, Stony Creek Metro. Pk. I-6924 December 1973 954 B N-1363-I(2) Observation Bee Hive Michigan, Stony Creek Metro. Pk. I-6925 November 1959 128 A&G C-0225-I Snake Exhibit Cases Indiana, Conservation Department, Division of Engineering(alt) I-6926 May 1961 213 H C-0479-R Walk-Through Aviary Florida, Dade County, Public Works Department (alt) I-6927 May 1961 214 H C-0480-R Primate Cage Florida, Dade County, Public Works Department I-6928 May 1961 215 H C-0481-R Children's Zoo Barn Florida, Dade County, Public Works Department I-6929 May 1961 216 H C-0482-R Otter Pen Florida, Dade County, Public Works Department (alt) I-6930 September 1969 685 B F-1251-I Quail Holding Pen U.S. Fish & Wildlife Serv., U.S. Department of the Interior I-6931/I-6932 January 1975 1005 B C-1390-I(1) Bird House Washington State, Dept. of Game I-6933/I-6934/
I-6935/I-6936Summer 1983 F-1639-I Visitor Info. Center George Stephen, Regional Architect, NPS, NARO
MAINTENANCE (all Designs) INDEX DATE PLATE CONTROL PLAN NAME CONTRIBUTED BY M-7000 February 1966 478 H C-0571-M Scaffold Horses (A) California, Dept. of Industrial Relations, Division of Industrial Safety M-7001 February 1966 479 H C-0571-M Scaffold Horses (B) California, Dept. of Industrial Relations, Division of Industrial Safety (alt) M-7002 February 1966 480 H C-0571-M Folding Scaffold Horses (C) California, Dept. of Industrial Relations, Division of Industrial Safety (alt) M-7003 February 1966 481 H C-0571-M Pole Scaffold (D) California, Dept. of Industrial Relations, Division of Industrial Safety (alt) M-7004 February 1966 482 H C-0571-M Scaffold Ladders (E) California, Dept. of Industrial Relations, Division of Industrial Safety (alt) M-7005 February 1966 478 H C-0571-M Scaffold Horses (A) California, Dept. of Industrial Relations, Division of Industrial Safety M-7006 September 1969 686 B S-1252-M Saw Horse National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior M-7100 January 1960 158 B C-0392-M Paint Drying Rack Michigan, Department of Conservation, Parks and Recreation Division, Indian Lake SP M-7101 January 1961 195 H C-0422-M Dip Tank for Trash Baskets Indiana, Dept. of Conservation M-7102 January 1964 361 H C-0465-M Paint Drying Rack and Dip Trough Montana, Highway Commission, State Parks Division M-7103 January 1960 158 B C-0392-M Paint Drying Rack Michigan, Dept. of Conservation, Pks & Recrea. Div. M-7104 September 1969 680 B S-0877-M Paint Drying Rack Ray Lehto, Fort Wilkins St. Pk. M-7110 January 1961 200 B S-0478-M Work Bench National Park Service, Natchez Trace Parkway M-7111 May 1961 218 H C-0525-M Pile-Driving Rig Ohio, Indian Lake State Park (alt) M-7112 September 1961 226 H S-0514-M Portable Tool Box National Park Service, Grand Teton National Park (alt) M-7113 June 1972 858 L S-0875-M(1) Equipment Mover National Park Service, U.S. Dept. of the Interior M-7114 June 1972 859 L S-0875-M(2) Equipment Mover National Park Service, U.S. Dept. of the Interior M-7125/M-7126/
M-7127/M-7128/
M-7129/M-7130October 1979 F-1460-M Janitor's Cart Robert D. Espeseth, University of Illinois M-7145 January 1961 198 B C-0461-M Tape Dispenser for Wallboard Minnesota, Bob Johnson, O'Brien State Park (alt) M-7146 January 1961 200 B C-0478-M Work Bench National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior M-7147 May 1974 981 B S-0671-M Cabinet/Shelf for Recorder-Totalizer National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior M-7147/M-7148 January 1975 1006 B S-1429-M(1) Portable Workbench Charles T. Mask, NPS, USDI M-7148 May 1974 982 H N-1248-M Shop Stand Texas A&M University M-7165 January 1961 194 H S-0423-M Material Spreader for Road Shoulders National Park Service, Acadia NP (alt) M-7166 November 1963 334 H N-0826-M Bitumuls Drag Broom American Bitumuls and Asphalt Company (alt) M-7190 July 1966 494 H S-0870-M Stringing Pole National Park Service M-7200 June 1964 385 H F-0782-M Pump Handle Guard Nebraska, Game, Forestation & Parks Commission M-7201 June 1964 400 H C-0858-M Table Mover Illinois, Cook County, Forest Preserve District M-7202 June 1964 385 H F-0782-M Pump Handle Guard Nebraska, Game, Forestation & Parks Commission M-7205/M-7206 January 1978 C-1563-M Hydraulic Firewood Splitter Dept. of Natural Resources, Regional Office, MI M-7250 January 1965 416 H C-0919-M Tree Wells Wisconsin, Highway Commission M-7365 May 1961 293 B S-0382-M Trash Rack for Dump Truck National Park Service, White Sands National Monument (alt) M-7366 March 1962 236 H C-0227-M Garbage Container Shed Indiana, Conservation Department (alt) M-7367 March 1962 238 B C-0342-M Garbage Can Washer Indiana, Conservation Department (alt) M-7368 January 1964 358 H S-0691-M Litter Cart National Park Service, Lake Mead Nat. Rec. Area (alt) M-7397/M-7398 July 1975 1020 B F-1451-M Portable Greenhouse Recreational Buildings and Facilities, USDA, Handbook No. 438 M-7399/M-7400 July 1975 1021 B F-1452-M Frame Greenhouse Recreational Buildings and Facilities, USDA, Handbook No. 438 M-7401 July 1966 494 H S-0870-M Stringing Pole National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior M-7402 January 1965 416 H C-0919-M Tree Wells Wisconsin, Highway Commission M-7403 May 1974 983 H S-0913-M1 Check Dam National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior M-7404 May 1974 984 GC S-0913-M2 Check Dam National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior M-8000 November 1966 515 H C-0879-M Three-Roll Toilet Paper Dispenser South Carolina, Myrtle Beach State Park
OVERNIGHT ACCOMMODATIONS (all Designs) INDEX DATE PLATE CONTROL PLAN NAME CONTRIBUTED BY O-5000 March 1963 304 B C-0725-O Organized Camp "A" National Park Service O-5001 March 1963 305 B C-0725-O Organized Camp "B" National Park Service O-5002 March 1963 306 B C-0725-O Organized Camp "C" National Park Service O-5003 March 1963 307 B C-0725-O Organized Camp "D" National Park Service O-5004 March 1963 308 B C-0725-O Organized Camp "E" National Park Service O-5005 March 1963 309 B c-0725-O Organized Camp "F" National Park Service (alt) O-5006 January 1964 349 B N-0598-O Tent Camp Layout Boy Scouts of America (alt) O-5007 June 1964 370 B N-0597-O Organized Camp Boy Scouts of America O-5008 June 1964 371 B N-0594-O Organized Camp Boy Scouts of America O-5009 June 1964 372 B N-0595-O Organized Camp Boy Scouts of America (alt) O-5010 June 1964 373 B N-0596-O Organized Camp Boy Scouts of America (alt) O-5011 June 1967 580 B N-1005-O Campground Layout Charles C. Scott, Raleigh, North Carolina O-5012 June 1967 581 B N-1006-O Campground Layout Charles C. Scott, Raleigh, North Carolina O-5013 June 1967 582 B N-1057-O Campground Layout Charles C. Scott, Raleigh, North Carolina O-5014 January 1968 627 B N-1154-O Family Camping Resort Bob Sonntag, St. Augustine Beach, Fla. O-5025 July 1957 21 C-0028-O Cabin, Group Camp Washington, Parks & Recreation Commission O-5026 April 1958 49 C-0090-O Cabin, Group Camp Louisiana, Parks and Recreation Commission O-5027 February 1967 564 B S-1089-O Sleeping Cabin Organized Camp National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) O-5028 June 1967 584 B S-1090-O Cabin for 8 with Counselor National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) O-5029 June 1967 585 B S-1091-O Sleeping Cabins Organized Camp National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior O-5030 December 1968 657 H N-0565-O Staff Sleeping Cabin Organized Camp Boy Scouts of America O-5031/O-5032/
O-5033/O-5034January 1976 1034 B S-1467-O Camp Dormitory NPS-NCP, USDI, Catoctin Mtn. Park O-5057 November 1966 539 B S-1072-O Kitchen and Dining Hall Layout National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) O-5058 November 1966 540 B S-1073-O Dining Hall Organized Camp National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) O-5059 June 1967 569 H C-0350-O Dining Hall Minnesota, Department of Conservation O-5060 December 1968 658 H N-0562-O Dining Hall Boy Scouts of America O-5100 February 1967 567 B S-1093-O Craft Shop Organized Camp National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior O-5101 February 1967 565 B S-1094-O Nature-Lore House National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) O-5102 February 1967 567 B S-1093-O Craft Shop Organized Camp National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) O-5151 November 1966 542 B S-1075-O Unit Lodge Organized Camp National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) O-5152 November 1966 541 B S-1074-O Unit Lodge Organized Camp National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) O-5153 January 1968 611 B S-1082-O Recreation Building Organized Camp National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) O-5154 December 1968 659 S N-0555-O Lodge Boy Scouts of America (alt) O-5200 November 1966 543 B S-1078-O Infirmary Organized Camp National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior O-5201 November 1966 544 B S-1077-O infirmaries Organized Camp National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior O-5202 November 1966 543 B S-1078-O Infirmary Organized Camp National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior O-5203 July 1973 921 H N-0557-O Health Lodge Boy Scouts of America O-5204 July 1973 922 H N-0556-O Health Lodge Boy Scouts of America O-5205/O-5206/
O-5207/O-5208January 1978 N-1561-O Infirmary-Troop House Bob Espeseth, Univ. of Illinois O-5251/O-5252 July 1976 1039 B N-0568-O Service Building Boy Scouts of America O-5300 May 1958 61 (rev.) C-0077-O Campers' Latrine and Laundry Minnesota, Department of Conservation, Plan No. S. P.-2080 O-5301 May 1960 185 SP S-0420-O Trailer Service Building National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) O-5302 January 1961 189 H C-0391-O Toilet Building, Campground California, Div. of Beaches & Parks (alt) O-5303 March 1962 248 H N-0543-O Washstand, Troop Boy Scouts of America (alt) O-5304 March 1962 249 H N-0552-O Central Shower Building Boy Scouts of America (alt) O-5305 December 1965 463 H C-0850-O Campground Toilet Michigan, Dept. of Conservation, Parks & Recreation Division (alt) O-5306 July 1966 510 H C-1029-O Campground Toilet Building Florida, Pinellas County, Fort DeSoto Park (alt) O-5307 May 1958 61 (rev.) C-0077-O Campers Latrine and Laundry Minnesota, Department of Conservation O-5308 September 1969 677 H N-0550-O Staff Toilet Boy Scouts of America O-5309 September 1969 687 H N-0549-O Washhouse Latrine Boy Scouts of America O-5310 September 1969 688 H N-0551-O Central Shower Boy Scouts of America O-5350 July 1957 19 C-0023-O Laundry & Toilet Building Louisiana, Parks & Recreation Commission O-5351 November 1958 H 79 C-0181-O Camp Utility Building Connecticut, State Park and Forest Commission, Plan No. 19-3A O-5352 January 1961 117 C C-0210-O Open Wash Shelter Indiana, Conservation Dept., Plan No. 9 O-5353 January 1960 142 A&G C-0272-O Utility Building Oregon, State Highway Commission, State Park Department (alt) O-5354 January 1960 141 A&G C-0271-O Utility Building, Small Oregon, State Highway Commission, State Parks Department (alt) O-5355 May 1960 167 H C-0335-O Wash House & Laundry North Carolina, Hanging Rock State Park (alt) O-5356 November 1966 537 B S-1070-O Latrine & Wash House Units National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) O-5357 November 1966 538 B S-1071-O Central Wash House Organized Camp National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) O-5358 June 1967 587 B C-1138-O Comfort Station, Wash House Carpenter's Camper's World (alt) O-5359 January 1968 624 H C-1144-O Toilet and Shower Bldg. Michigan, Fort Wilkins State Park, Dept. of Conservation (alt) O-5360 July 1957 19 C-0023-O Laundry & Toilet Building Louisiana, Parks & Recreation Commission O-5360 December 1972 884 B C-1361-O(A) Campground-Beach Service Compound Michigan, Metomora-Hadley RA O-5361 August 1970 719 H C-0733-O Central Service Building New Hampshire, Lake Sunapee O-5362 August 1970 720 H N-0547-O Troop Washstand Boy Scouts of America O-5363 December 1972 885 B C-1361-O(C)1 Campground Toilet Michigan, Metamora-Hadley RA O-5364 December 1972 886 B C-1361-B(C)2 Campground Toilet Michigan, Metamora-Hadley RA O-5365 July 1973 925 B N-0581-O Central Wash House Boy Scouts of America O-5366 July 1973 924 H C-1339-O Camp Toilet Texas, Goose Island S.P. O-5367/O-5368 Spring 1980 S-1503-O Campers' Service Facility Denver Service Center, NPS - USDI O-5369/O-5370/
O-5371/O-5372July 1982 C-1336-O Restroom with Showers Goliad SP, TX O-5400 November 1958 C 85 C-0194-O Lodge Oklahoma, Division of Recreation & State Parks, Planning & Resources Board O-5401 December 1972 887 CR F-1354-O Campground for the Handicapped Mammoth Lakes, Inyo Nat. Forest, Calif. O-5402 December 1972 888 H F-1355-O Single Family Camp Mammoth Lakes, Inyo Nat. Forest, Calif. O-5403 December 1972 889 H F-1349-O Double Family Camp Mammoth Lakes, Inyo Nat. Forest, Calif. O-5404 December 1972 890 H F-1351-O Picnic Table for the Handicapped Mammoth Lakes, Inyo Nat. Forest, Calif. O-5405 December 1972 891 H F-1352-O Modified Stove Mammoth Lakes, Inyo Nat. Forest, Calif. O-5406 December 1972 892 H F-1353-O Water Source for the Handicapped Mammoth Lakes, Inyo Nat. Forest, Calif. O-5407 December 1972 893 H F-1347-O Toilet for the Handicapped Mammoth Lakes, Inyo Nat. Forest, Calif. O-5408 December 1972 894 H F-1348-O Float for the Handicapped Mammoth Lakes, Inyo Nat. Forest, Calif. O-5500 January 1957 2 (rev.) C-0041-O Cabin, Six-Person Georgia, Department of State Parks, Plan 5114 Sheets 1 - 4 O-5501 December 1957 37 C-0056-O Housekeeping Cabin Ohio, Department of Resources, Plan No. 2 Operation 1413 O-5501 November 1958 85 C C-0194-O Lodge Oklahoma, Div. of Rec. & SP Pln. & Resources Bd. O-5502 December 1957 38 C-0071-O Vacation Cabin, Duplex Ohio, Division of Forestry (alt) O-5503 December 1957 39 C-0072-O Housekeeping Cabin Ohio, Division of Forestry (alt) O-5504 May 1959 118 B C-0182-O Overnight Cabin New Jersey, Dept. of Conservation & Economic Development, Plan No. 9082 (alt) O-5505 January 1960 148 H C-0317-O Cabin, Tourist Central New York, State Parks Commission (alt) O-5506 November 1959 127 A&G C-0215-O Housekeeping Cabin Indiana, Conservation Department, Div. of Engineerings (alt) O-5507 September 1961 220 H N-0340-O Housekeeping Tent Unit Grand Teton Lodge Company, Grand Teton Nat. Park (alt) O-5508 September 1961 224 H S-0462-O Housekeeping Tent Unit Grand Teton Lodge Company, Grand Teton Nat. Park (alt) O-5509 June 1964 401 H S-0881-O Cabins National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior O-5510 May 1965 448 H N-0996-O "A" Frame Shelter Frank L. Singer, Jr., Sprout Lake Park, N.Y. O-5511 February 1966 486 H N-0995-O Cottage Australia, Kosciusko State Park Trust (alt) O-5512 January 1957 2 (rev.) C-0041-O Cabin, Six-Person Georgia, Department of State Parks (alt) O-5513 December 1971 819 L C-0353-O 3 Bedroom Cabin North Carolina, Dept. of Conservation O-5514 December 1971 820 F C-1327-O Cabin Georgia, Department of State Parks O-5515/O-5516 July 1975 1018 B F-1450-O Guest Cabin Recreational Buildings and Facilities, USDA, Handbook No. 438 O-5517/O-5518 July 1975 1019 B F-1410-O Log Cabin Recreational Buildings and Facilities, USDA, Handbook No. 438 O-5650 December 1962 277 H C-0475-O Adirondack Type Shelter Vermont, Dept. of Forests & Parks O-5651 March 1963 292 H S-0338-R Overnight Shelter National Park Service, Isle Royale, NP (alt) O-5652 January 1964 348 H N-0583-O Shelter, Overnight Boy Scouts of America (alt) O-5653 January 1965 413 H N-0842-O Trailside Shelter Black River State Forest (alt) O-5654 December 1962 277 H C-0475-O Adirondack Type Shelter Vermont, Dept. of Forests and Parks (alt) O-5655 June 1972 854 L C-1335-O(1) Overnight Shelter Texas, Goliad State Park O-5656 June 1972 855 L C-1335-D(2) Overnight Shelter Texas, Goliad State Park O-5680 November 1959 131 A&G C-0234-O Tent Platform, Portable Indiana, Conservation Department, Div. of Engineering O-5681 January 1961 199 B C-0472-O Tent Platform Vermont, Dept. of Forests & Parks, Vermont Park Service (alt) O-5682 November 1966 514 H N-0327-O Tent Platform Girl Scouts of the United States of America (alt) O-5683 November 1959 131 A&G C-0234-O Tent Platform Indiana, Conservation Department, Division of Engineering O-5684 December 1968 660 B N-0802-O Tent Platform Boy Scouts of America O-5700 January 1960 146 A&G C-0280-O Campsite Layout British Columbia, Dept. of Recreation & Conservation, Parks Branch O-5701 May 1961 297 H S-0428-O Walk-In Tent Campground National Park Service O-5702 May 1961 208 H S-0429-O Walk-In Tent Campground National Park Service, Plan No. NP-ACA/2666D O-5703 November 1963 329 H C-0706-O Tent Camping Lots Ohio, Department of Natural Resources, Division of Parks (alt) O-5704 June 1964 392 H C-0839-O Campground Layout Michigan, Higgins Lake State Park (alt) O-5705 June 1964 394 H C-0845-O Campground Layout California, McGrath State Beach (alt) O-5706 May 1965 457 H C-1010-O Campground Layout Michigan, Indian Lake State Park (alt) O-5707 January 1968 601 B S-1150-O Back-In, Daisy Campground Ira B. Lykes, National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) O-5708 January 1960 146 A&G C-0280-O Campsite Layout British Columbia, Dept. of Rec. & Conserv., Parks Branch (alt) O-5709 February 1959 95 H C-0278-O Camping Area Oregon, State Parks Department (alt) O-5710 September 1969 678 B C-0933-O Camp Layout Standards Washington State Parks (alt) O-5750 February 1959 N 95 C-0278-O Trailer and Tent Camping Area Oregon, State Parks Department, Plan No. P 1020 O-5751 May 1960 174 S-0409-O Trailer Camp Layout A & B National Park Service, from Park & Recreation Structures (alt) O-5752 May 1960 175 S-0410-O Trailer Camp Layout C & D National Park Service, from Park & Recreation Structures (alt) O-5753 May 1960 176 S-0411-O Trailer Camp Layout E & F National Park Service, from Park & Recreation Structures (alt) O-5754 May 1960 177 S-0412-O Trailer Camp Layout G & H National Park Service, from Park & Recreation Structures (alt) O-5755 May 1960 178 S-0413-O Trailer Camp Layout I & J National Park Service, from Park & Recreation Structures (alt) O-5756 May 1960 179 S-0414-O Trailer Camp Layout K National Park Service, from Park & Recreation Structures (alt) O-5757 May 1960 180 SP S-0415-O Trailer Camp Layout (Hypothetical) National Park Service O-5758 January 1960 181 J S-0416-O Trailer Court I National Park Service O-5759 January 1960 182 J S-0417-O Trailer Court II National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) O-5760 January 1960 184 SP S-0419-O Trailer Sites (Hypothetical) National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) O-5761 December 1965 475 B N-1025-O Trailer Park Mobile Homes Manufacturers Assn. (alt) O-5762 February 1967 545 B S-1105-O Shamrock Campground Ira B. Lykes, National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) O-5763 February 1967 546 B S-1111-O Shamrock Campground Grouping Ira B. Lykes, National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) O-5764 February 1967 547 B S-1106-O Daisy Campground Ira B. Lykes, National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) O-5765 February 1967 548 B S-1107-O Daisy Campground, Center Circle Detail Ira B. Lykes, National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) O-5766 February 1967 549 B S-1108-O Daisy Campground Group I Ira B. Lykes, National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) O-5767 February 1967 550 B S-1109-O Daisy Campground Grouping II Ira B. Lykes, National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) O-5768 February 1967 573 H C-0700-O Trailer Camp Ohio, Division of Parks (alt) O-5769 January 1968 599 S S-1140-O 20° Angle Campground Ira B. Lykes, National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) O-5770 January 1968 600 B S-1149-O Pull-Off, Daisy Campground Ira B. Lykes, National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) O-5771 January 1968 604 H C-0702-O Trailer Unit Ohio, Div. of Parks, Dept. of Natural Resources (alt) O-5772 January 1968 615 H S-1117-O Pull-Through Trailer Campground National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) O-5773 December 1971 812 L N-1313-O (A) Minimum Facility Campground Layout Ira B. Lykes & Asso., Lake City, Florida O-5774 December 1971 813 L N-1313-O Condominium Campground Ira B. Lykes, Lake City, Florida O-5775 July 1976 1040 B N-1312-O Trailer Campground Layout Ira B. Lykes, Lake City, Florida O-5776 July 1976 1041 B N-1314-O Penta-Pinwheel Campground Ira B. Lykes, Lake City, Florida O-5900 November 1959 130 A&G C-0233-O Duck Decks for Bunks Indiana, Conservation Department, Div. of Engineering O-5901 June 1967 568 H N-0809-O Patrol Food Chest Boy Scouts of America (alt) O-5902 November 1959 130 A&G C-0233-O Duck Decks for Bunks Indiana, Conservation Department (alt)
PROTECTION (all Designs) INDEX DATE PLATE CONTROL PLAN NAME CONTRIBUTED BY P-2100 May 1961 296 H S-0422-P Observation Tower Wisconsin, Rib Mountain State Park, XM516 P-2250 January 1960 154 A&G C-0377-P Fire Hose House California, Dept. of Natural Resources, Div. of Beaches & Parks, Humboldt Redwoods SP P-2251 November 1959 132 H S-0238-P Firehose Box National Park Service Carlsbad Caverns NP (alt) P-2252 December 1960 197 B S-0459-P Fire Hose Box National Park Service, Wind Cave NP, Dave Cannavina (alt) P-2253 September 1961 223 H S-0444-P Fire Hose Storage Facility National Park Service, Craters of the Moon NM (alt) P-2254 March 1962 246 B S-0507-P Fire Hydrant House National Park Service, Roby R. Mabery - Crater Lake N.P. (alt) P-2255 January 1965 410 H S-0672-P Prefabricated Fire-Hose House National Park Service, Southwest Region (alt) P-2256 January 1960 154 A&G C-0377-P Fire Hose House California, Humboldt Redwoods State Park (alt) P-2300 January 1957 12 (rev.) S-0155-P Guard Rail National Park Service, Plan PKY-BR-GEN-2040-C P-2301 December 1957 40 C-0091-P Fence Post City of Seattle, Department of Parks, Plan No. 524-2A P-2302 May 1958 57 (rev.) C-0044-P Property Line Fence Iowa, Conservation Commission P-2303 May 1958 62 (rev.) C-0088-P Concrete Curb Dade County, Fla., Department of Parks P-2304 May 1958 64 (rev.) C-0247-P Guard Rail Illinois, Dept. of Public Works and Buildings P-2305 July 1958 71 C-0150-P Pipe Rail Fence New York, Department of Conservation P-2306 May 1959 98 B C-0311-P Beach Wall Central New York, State Parks Commission, Plan No. 8053-2-2 P-2307 March 1962 243 B C-0204-P Parking Barriers Indiana, Conservation Department P-2308 March 1963 290 B C-0207-P Parking Barrier Indiana, Conservation Department P-2309 January 1965 421 H C-0970-P Two-Rail Rustic Fence Wisconsin, Highway Commission (alt) P-2310 November 1966 534 H C-1067-P Standards for Fences Colorado, Game, Fish & Parks Dept. (alt) P-2311 January 1957 13 (rev.) I S-0155-P Guard Rail National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior P-2312 September 1969 665 B C-0289-P Barriers Canada, Province of British Columbia P-2313 May 1974 955 H S-0631-P Standard Curb NCP - NPS, U.S. Department of the Interior P-2314 May 1974 936 H S-0633-P Integral Slab & Curb Detail NCP - NPS, U.S. Department of the Interior P-2400 January 1957 8 (rev.) C-0133-P Entrance Gates Maine, State Park Commission, Plan BM128 Sheet 4 of 11 P-2401 January 1957 11 (rev.) C-0153-P Entrance Gate Cook County, Ill., Forest Preserve District (alt) P-2402 January 1957 12 (rev.) C-0154-P Hinged Post Barrier Cook County, Ill., Forest Preserve District (alt) P-2403 November 1958 H 78 C-0176-P Pipe Gate Ohio, Division of Parks (alt) P-2404 January 1960 153 H S-0351-P Gate, Entrance National Park Service, Ft. Frederica NM (alt) P-2405 May 1960 173 B S-0395-P Entrance Gate National Park Service, White Sands National Monument (alt) P-2406 May 1961 202 H S-0375-P Entrance Gate National Park Service, Plan No. PKY-COL/2170 (alt) P-2407 January 1964 352 H C-0736-P Pipe Gate, Park Road Ontario, Township of Etobicoke, Parks Department (alt) P-2408 May 1965 438 H C-0957-P Stiles and Gates Pennsylvania State University (alt) P-2409 July 1966 495 H C-0904-A Park Entrance with Cattle Guard Texas, Texas State Parks Board (alt) P-2410 July 1966 496 H F-0908-P Camp Entrance Gate Soil Conservation Serv., U.S. Department of Agriculture (alt) P-2411 July 1966 497 H F-0909-P Camp Entrance Gate Soil Conservation Serv., U.S. Department of Agriculture (alt) P-2412 July 1966 498 H F-0912-P Camp Entrance Gate Soil Conservation Serv., U.S. Department of Agriculture (alt) P-2413 July 1966 499 H F-0913-P Camp Entrance Gate Soil Conservation Serv., U.S. Department of Agriculture (alt) P-2414 July 1966 500 H F-0915-P Camp Entrance Gates Soil Conservation Serv., U.S. Department of Agriculture (alt) P-2415 June 1967 592 B S-1115-P Gate-Locking Device James Bowman, National Park Service, USDI (alt) P-2416 January 1957 8 (rev.) C-0133-P Entrance Gates Maine, State Park Commission (alt) P-2417 December 1972 860 H C-0808-P Service Road Barrier Indiana, Conservation Department P-2418 December 1972 861 B S-0868-P Road Barrier National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior P-2419/P-2420 April 1978 C-1564-P Control Structure for Bicycle Trail Dept. of Natural Resources, MI P-2421/P-2422 October 1981 C-1442-P Metal Security Gate William G. Konczal, Illinois S.P. P-2423/P-2424 October 1981 N-1572-B Steel Pipe Gate East Bay Reg. Pk. Dist., Oakland, CA P-2425/P-2426 October 1981 F-1625-M Gravity Hinge Dennis Fehler, USDA - USFS P-2427/P-2428 October 1982 S-1441-P Chain Gate Howard L. Maiden, NPS - USDI P-2450 July 1957 30 S-0140-P Cattle Guard National Park Service, Plan NM-BL-2123 Sheet 3 of 3 P-2451 January 1960 139 A&G C-0266-P Cattle Guard Oregon, State Highway Commission, Bridge Division (alt) P-2452 July 1957 30 S-0140-P Cattle Guard National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) P-2453/P-2454 October 1982 S-0663-P Cattle Guard Harold A. Marsh, NPS - USDI P-2500 July 1957 32 S-0183-P Safety Devices, Water National Park Service, Plan NRA-CO-2038 P-2501 May 1959 99 H C-0232-P Marker Buoy Michigan, Department of Conservation, Parks and Recreation Division (alt) P-2502 July 1962 267 H F-0684-P Buoy, Navigational U.S. Army Engineers, Savannah, Georgia (alt) P-2503 January 1964 350 H F-0657-P Life Ring Mount U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Forest Service (alt) (alt) P-2504 January 1964 359 H C-0699-P Life Guard Control Tower & Building California, Division of Beaches & Parks P-2504 December 1970 729 B C-0515-P Warning Buoy Minnesota, Sibley State Park (alt) P-2505 January 1965 418 H N-0925-P Rescue Buoy American National Red Cross (alt) P-2506 November 1966 535 H C-1068-P Lake Ice Rescue Sled Penn., Bu. of St. Pks., Dept. of Forests & Waters (alt) P-2507 June 1967 578 B C-0865-P Patrol Rescue Boat A.H. Lloyd, Cowan Lake, Ohio (alt) P-2508 June 1957 32 S-0183-P Safety Devices, Water National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) P-2509 August 1970 695 B F-0656-P Depth Marker Forest Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture (alt) P-2510 August 1970 696 H F-0961-P Water Safety Ring Soil Conservation Serv., U.S. Department of Agriculture (alt) P-2511 December 1970 B 755 S-1261-P Emergency Sand Box Edward Willard, NCP-NPS, USDI (alt) P-2512 December 1970 756 B S-1262-P Emergency Sand Box Edward Willard, NCP-NPS, USDI (alt) P-2600 May 1961 212 H S-0453-B Live Bear Trap-Trailer National Park Service, Yellowstone P-2601 May 1961 212 H S-0463-P Bear Trap-Trailer National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior P-2602 September 1969 666 B S-1246-P Gator Trap & Transport Ralph E. Johnson, NPS, U.S. Dept. of the Interior
RECREATION FACILITIES (all Designs) INDEX DATE PLATE CONTROL PLAN NAME CONTRIBUTED BY R-4000 May 1965 436 B C-0891-R Assembly Building U.S. Department of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service R-4001 November 1966 516 H C-0889-R Club House Soil Conser. Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture (alt) R-4002 February 1967 560 H C-1057-R Day Camp Shelter City of Greensboro, N.C., Parks & Recreation Dept. (alt) R-4003 May 1965 436 B C-0891-R Assembly Building U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service (alt) R-4004 September 1969 672 B F-0890-R Clubhouse U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service (alt) R-4005/R-4006/
R-4007/R-4008July 1982 N-1626-R Senior Adult Activity Center Don Lutes, Lutes/Sanetel/Architects pc R-4015/R-4016/
R-4017/R-4018July 1978 N-1557-R Beach Access & Shelter Norfolk, Dept. of Pks. & Rec., VA R-4025 February 1967 557 H F-0916-R Lookout Platform Soil Conserv. Serv., U.S. Department of Agriculture (alt) R-4026 May 1961 296 H S-0422-R Observation Tower Wisconsin, Rib Mountain State Park (alt) R-4050 November 1961 231 H C-0512-R Vista House Structure State Parks & Recreation Commission, Washington R-4051 December 1970 740 B C-1014-R Beach Pavilion Canada, Manitoba Mines & Nat. Resour. (alt) R-4052 December 1965 472 H N-1022-R Dining Pavilion Callaway Gardens, Pine Mountain, Georgia (alt) R-4053 December 1965 469 B C-1017-R Beach Pavilion Florida, City of Venice (alt) R-4054 February 1966 485 H C-0985-R Pavilion Hawaii, Kahe Point Beach Park, Honolua (alt) R-4055 November 1961 231 H C-0512-R Vista House Structure Washington, State Parks & Recreation Commission (alt) R-4056 September 1969 673 B C-1203-R Park Shelter Missouri, Jackson Co. Pk. Dept. (alt) R-4057/R-4058 July 1973 905 B N-1375-R1 Beach Pavilion Chatham County, Georgia R-4059/R-4060 July 1973 907 B N-1375-R3 Beach Pavilion Chatham County, Georgia R-4061 July 1973 909 B N-1375-R5 Beach Pavilion Chatham County, Georgia R-4062/R-4063 July 1973 910 B N-1375-R6 Beach Pavilion Chatham County, Georgia R-4064 July 1973 912 B N-1375-R8 Beach Pavilion Chatham County, Georgia R-4065 July 1973 913 B N-1375-R9 Beach Pavilion Chatham County, Georgia R-4066 July 1973 914 B N-1375-R10 Beach Pavilion Chatham County, Georgia R-4067 July 1973 915 B N-1375-R11 Beach Pavilion Chatham County, Georgia R-4068 July 1973 916 B N-1375-R12 Beach Pavilion Chatham County, Georgia R-4069 July 1973 917 B N-1375-R13 Beach Pavilion Chatham County, Georgia R-4070 January 1960 147 H C-0281-R Picnic Site Layout, Trailside British Columbia, Dept. of Recreation & Conservation, Parks Branch R-4070/R-4071 July 1973 918 B N-1375-R14 Beach Pavilion Chatham County, Georgia R-4071 November 1961 227 H C-0282-R Picnic Site Layout British Columbia, Dept. of Recreation and Conservation R-4071 January 1960 147 H C-0281-R Trailside Picnic Site British Columbia, Dept. of Recreation & Conservation, Parks Branch R-4072 June 1967 576 B S-0801-R Roadside Picnic-Rest Stop Arizona, Highway Department R-4072 July 1973 920 B N-1375-R16 Beach Pavilion Chatham County, Georgia R-4085/R-4086 Summer 1980 N-1615-R Angle-Roofed Picnic Shelter City of Norfolk, Virginia R-4087/R-4088/
R-4089/R-4090January 1976 1032 B C-1481-R Shelter Nevada, State Planning Board R-4091/R-4092/
R-4093/R-4094January 1976 1033 B C-1480-R Shelter with Kitchen Nevada, State Planning Board R-4095 July 1975 1014 B N-1453-R Classic Yurt Shelter Publications, P.O. Box 279, Bolinas, CA 94924 $6 + 36¢ Postage R-4096 July 1975 1015 B N-1454-R Contemporary Yurt Wm. S. Coperthwaite, The Yurt Foundation R-4097/R-4098 July 1975 1016 B N-1455-R Hogan Shelter Publications, P.O. Box 279, Salinas, CA 94924 $6 + 36¢ Postage R-4099 December 1972 868 B N-0810-R Activities Shelter Boy Scouts of America R-4100 January 1957 3 (rev.) C-0080-R Shelter, Stove Oregon, State Highway Commission, Department of State Parks R-4100 December 1972 869 B C-1358-R1 Picnic Shelter New Mexico, Villanueva State Park R-4101 January 1957 5 (rev.) C-0127-R Shelter Massachusetts, Department of Natural Resources, Plan S.D.S. R-4101 December 1972 870 B C-1358-R2 Picnic Shelter New Mexico, Villanueva State Park R-4102 July 1957 25 C-0075-R(1) Picnic Shelter Indiana, Department of Conservation, Plan E-4 R-4102 December 1972 871 B C-1358-R3 Picnic Shelter New Mexico, Villanueva State Park R-4103 July 1957 26 C-0075-R(2) Picnic Shelter Indiana, Department of Conservation, Plan E-5 (alt) R-4104 July 1957 27 C-0075-R(3) Picnic Shelter Indiana, Department of Conservation, Plan E-7 (alt) R-4105 July 1957 28 E C-0075-R(4) Fireplace Detail, Picnic Shelter Indiana, Dept. of Conservation (alt) R-4106 July 1957 20 C-0024-R Picnic Shelter Ohio, Department of Natural Resources R-4106 December 1970 737 H F-0783-R Cooking Shelter Soil Conservation Serv., U.S. Department of Agriculture (alt) R-4107 July 1957 31 S-0163-R Picnic Shelter National Park Service, Plan PKY-NT-3008 R-4107 December 1971 818 L C-1338-R Picnic Shelter Texas, Goose Island State Park R-4108 July 1958 72 C-0169-R Picnic Shelter City of Louisville, Plan No. 20-07-795 (alt) R-4109 November 1958 H 76 C-0171-R Picnic Shelter Dade County, Florida, Department of Parks R-4110 November 1958 W 86 C-0256-R Park Shelter Missouri, State Park Board, Everitt & Keleti, Architects, Job No. 5606 R-4111 November 1958 C 84 C-0190-R Concrete Shelter, Type "G" Cook County, Illinois, Forest Preserve District, Plan No. 25-6 (alt) R-4112 February 1959 H 89 C-0189-R Concrete Shelter, Type "H" Cook County, Illinois, Forest Preserve District, Plan No. 25-5 (alt) R-4113 December 1970 747 B C-1214-B Warming Shelter Jack Hewitt, Md. Nat. Cap. Pk. & Pln. Com. R-4114 January 1960 155 A&G N-0379-R Shelter Topeka, Kansas, (Kleine & Bradley, Architects), Topeka Park Department (alt) R-4115 January 1960 149 A&G C-0318-R Picnic Shelter Central New York, State Parks Commission, Verona Beach State Park R-4115 December 1970 739 B C-0946-R Picnic Shelter Maine, State Highway Com. (alt) R-4116 May 1960 168 H N-0384-R Park Shelter Portland Cement Assn., Sorey, Hill & Sorey, Architects, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (alt) (alt) R-4117 May 1961 210 H N-0450-R Cook Shelter Ohio, Cleveland Metropolitan Park District (alt) (alt) R-4118 July 1962 254 H C-0403-R Shelter, Combination Wisconsin Conservation Department R-4118 December 1970 741 B C-1016-R Picnic Shelter Kansas, Park Authority (alt) R-4119 December 1962 278 H S-0530-R Picnic Shelter Bureau of Reclamation, Kansas River Projects (alt) R-4120 December 1962 282 H C-0427-R Shelter House Cleveland Metropolitan Park District, Rocky River Reservation (alt) R-4121 December 1962 287 H N-0712-R Assembly Hall-Picnic Shelter Hamilton County Council, Tennessee R-4122 March 1963 300 B S-0666-R Picnic Shelter Lift Type "J" Illinois, Cook County Forest Preserve District R-4123 July 1963 314 H C-0730-R Park Shelter Illinois, Kiwanis Park, Brookfield (alt) R-4124 July 1963 317 H F-0769-R Picnic Shelter U.S. Army, Chief of Engineers Civil Works, Washington, D.C. (alt) R-4125 January 1964 364 H F-0770-R Shelter, Picnic U.S. Army, Chief of Engineers, Civil Works (alt) R-4126 May 1965 437 H F-0892-R Shelter Building U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Texas State Parks Board (alt) R-4127 December 1971 795 H C-1211-R Picnic Shelter Massachusetts, Dept. of Natural Resources R-4128 January 1964 346 H C-0376-R Camp Stove Indiana, Conservation Department, Division of Engineering R-4128 December 1965 471 H C-1019-R Picnic Shelter Florida, John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park R-4128 December 1971 816 L C-1326-R Family & Group Shelter Georgia, Department of State Parks R-4129 February 1966 488 H C-1004-R Shelter House Cleveland Metropolitan Park District, Bradley Woods Reservation R-4130 February 1966 489 H C-1013-R Picnic Shelter Canada, Manitoba Department of Mines & Natural Resources R-4131 February 1966 490 H C-1021-R Picnic Shelter Florida, Maclay Gardens State Park (alt) R-4132 February 1966 483 H N-0838-R Shelter Building Wisconsin, Conservation Department, Division of Forests and Parks (alt) R-4133 July 1966 513 H C-1033-R Park Shelter Florida, Pinellas County, For DeSoto Park (alt) R-4134 November 1966 536 H C-1069-R Standard Shade Shelter Colorado, Dr. Authur T. Wilcox (alt) R-4135 November 1966 531 B C-1076-R Kitchen Shelter & Stone Stove National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) R-4136 February 1967 551 H N-0451-R Cook House "B" Cleveland Metropolitan Parks (alt) R-4137 February 1967 556 H C-0896-R Picnic Table Sun Shelter Kansas, State Highway Commission (alt) R-4138 June 1967 574 B C-0726-R Rest Area Shelter Georgia, Highway Department (alt) R-4139 June 1967 589 H C-1100-R Picnic Shelter Columbus Metropolitan Park District, Ohio (alt) R-4140 January 1968 620 H C-1132-R Picnic Shelter Nevada, State Park System (alt) R-4141 January 1968 621 H C-1134-R Picnic Shelter Nevada, State Park System (alt) R-4142 January 1957 3 (rev.) C-0080-R Stove Shelter Oregon, State Highway Commission (alt) R-4143 September 1969 683 H C-0947-R Picnic Shelter California, Kern Co. Plng. Comm. (alt) R-4144 September 1969 684 H C-1175-R Recreation Shelter Fort Lauderdale, Florida (alt) R-4145 August 1970 699 H C-1228-R Recreation Shelter Greensboro Pks. Dept., Greensboro, North Carolina (alt) R-4146 August 1970 700 H C-1230-R Picnic Shelter Greensboro Pks. Dept., Greensboro, North Carolina (alt) R-4147 December 1971 792 H C-1168-R Picnic Shelter Fort Lauderdale, Florida R-4148 December 1971 791 F C-1167-R Shelter for Bus Stop Fort Lauderdale, Florida R-4151 December 1957 47 C-0164-R(2) Barbecue Pit and Fireplace Florida, Park Service, Plan No. L-2, Job No. L-30 R-4152 December 1957 46 C-0164-R(1) Barbecue Shelter Florida, State Park Service R-4153 December 1973 935 B F-1384-R(1) Bench Shelter U.S. Army Corps of Engineers R-4154 December 1973 936 B F-1384-R(2) Bench Shelter U.S. Army Corps of Engineers R-4155 December 1973 937 B F-1384-R(3) Bench Shelter U.S. Army Corps of Engineers R-4156 December 1973 938 B F-1384-R(4) Bench Shelter U.S. Army Corps of Engineers R-4157 May 1974 963 B F-1378-R1 Picnic Shelter Type-B1 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers R-4158 May 1974 964 B F-1378-R2 Picnic Shelter Type-B1 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers R-4159 May 1974 965 B F-1378-R3 Picnic Shelter Type-B1 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers R-4160 May 1974 966 B F-1378-R4 Picnic Shelter Type-B1 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers R-4161 May 1974 967 B F-1378-R5 Picnic Shelter Type-B1 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers R-4162 May 1974 968 B N-1373-R Aid Station Shelter American Wood Preservers Ins. R-4163/R-4164/
R-4165/R-4166July 1976 1037 B C-1478-R Picnic Shelter Florida, Pinellas County, Park Department R-4173/R-4174 October 1978 N-1596-R Picnic Shelter with Sunscreen Northern Virginia Regional Park Authority R-4175 March 1963 299 B F-0655-R Fire Ring Forest Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture R-4175/R-4176/
R-4177/R-4178October 1978 N-1597-R Gazebo on the Water Northern Virginia Regional Park Authority R-4179/R-4180 July 1979 S-1576-R Group Picnic Shelter Ray Leland, Worth Asso., Billings, MT R-4181/R-4182 January 1980 S-1604-R Four Party Picnic Shelter B. Newcomb, NPS - USDI R-4183/R-4184 January 1980 S-1534-R Picnic Shelter for Two Groups Dick Kusek, NPS - USDI R-4191/R-4192 July 1975 1017 B F-1456-R Cooking Standard Recreational Buildings and Facilities, USDA, Handbook No. 438 R-4193 July 1974 991 B F-1411-R1 Sheltered Barbeque Pits Agricultural Research Serv., U.S.D.A. R-4194 July 1974 992 B F-1411-R2 Sheltered Barbeque Pits Agricultural Research Serv., U.S.D.A. R-4195 December 1973 939 GC S-0675-R Charcoal Grill National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior R-4196 December 1973 940 H F-0774-R Fireplace U.S. Army Corps of Engineers R-4197 June 1972 834 H F-0777-R Fireplace for Groups Dept. of the Army, Office, Chief of Engineers R-4198 June 1972 835 H F-0775-R Picnic Stove Dept. of the Army, Office, Chief of Engineers R-4199 June 1972 836 H F-0776-R(1) Family Cook Stove Dept. of the Army, Office, Chief of Engineers R-4200 January 1957 1 C-0029-R Picnic Stove Washington, Parks and Recreation Commission R-4200 June 1972 837 H F-0776-R(2) Family Cook Stove Dept. of the Army, Office, Chief of Engineers R-4201 January 1957 6 (rev.) C-0130-R Picnic Stove Pennsylvania, Department of Forests and Waters, Plan S-4, Sheet 5 (alt) R-4202 April 1958 52 S-0142-R Picnic Stove National Park Service, Plan No. NP-RM-5469 (alt) R-4203 July 1957 22 C-0045-R Picnic Stove Base Illinois, Department of Conservation, Plan STD (alt) R-4204 April 1958 55 S-0144-R Picnic Stove National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior, Plan No. PKY-BR GEN-2197-A (alt) R-4205 July 1958 66 S-0145-R Prefabricated Fireplace National Park Service, U.S Department of the Interior, Plan No. PG-1415-A (alt) R-4206 November 1958 H 74 C-0151-B Picnic Grill & Form Indiana, Department of Conservation, Plan No. 49-74 (alt) R-4207 November 1958 H 80 F-0166-R Camp Stove Forest Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Plan 116-A R-6 Recreation HDBK R-4208 February 1959 H 90 S-0257-R Outdoor Fireplace National Park Service, Drawing No. NRA-LM/2360 R-4209 May 1959 109 B C-0212-R Picnic Stove Indiana, Conservation Department, Plan No. 49-56-A (alt) R-4210 May 1959 110 B C-0069-R Fireplace New Jersey, Department of Conservation & Economic Development, Plan No. 1-12 2.52.4 (alt) R-4211 May 1959 121 B C-0309-R Outdoor Fireplace Central New York, State Parks Commission, Plan No. 7115-1-1A (alt) R-4212 May 1959 122 B C-0206-R Picnic Stove Base Indiana, Conservation Department, Plan No. E-16 (alt) R-4213 May 1961 209 H N-0449-R Park Stove Ohio, Cleveland Metropolitan Park District R-4214 September 1961 221 H S-0330-R Metal Fireplace National Park Service, Plan No. N.R.L.V. 2261 R-4215 March 1962 239 H C-0357-R Picnic Fireplace w/Stand Otter Creek Park, City of Louisville (alt) R-4216 March 1963 296 B C-0611-R Park Stove and Mount Huron-Clinton Metropolitan Authority, Detroit, Michigan (alt) R-4217 March 1963 298 B F-0654-R "Klamath" Stove Forest Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture (alt) R-4218 January 1964 346 H C-0376-R Camp Stove Indiana, Conservation Department, Division of Engineering (alt) R-4219 June 1964 386 H F-0787-R Precast Fireplace Forest Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture (alt) R-4220 December 1970 749 H C-1217-R Fireplace-Grill Tennessee, David Crockett S.P. (alt) R-4221 May 1965 446 H N-0982-R Barbeque Grill Akron, Ohio, Metropolitan Park District (alt) R-4222 May 1965 452 H C-1001-R 4-Position Picnic Grill Hawaii, City & County of Honolulu, Dept. of Parks & Recreation (alt) R-4223 July 1966 508 H C-0976-R Circular Fireplace Maryland, Dept. of Forest & Parks, Cunningham Falls Sta. Pk. R-4224 June 1967 570 H C-0371-R Double Fireplace New Hampshire, Forestry & Recreation Dept. R-4225 January 1968 609 B C-0940-R Metal Picnic Grill Kansas, State Highway Commission (alt) R-4226 January 1968 618 B S-1130-R Beehive Campstove National Park Service, SERO, U.S. Dept. of the Interior (alt) R-4227 January 1957 1 E C-0029-R Picnic Stove Washington, Parks & Recreation Comm. (alt) R-4228 December 1968 644 S C-0938-R Picnic Fireplace Minnesota, Dept. of Highways (alt) R-4229 December 1968 645 H S-1085-R Camp Stove National Park Service, U.S. Dept. of the Interior R-4230 December 1968 646 S S-1086-R Camp Stove National Park Service, U.S. Dept. of the Interior R-4231 December 1968 647 H S-1087-R Camp Stove National Park Service, U.S. Dept. of the Interior R-4232 December 1968 648 H S-1088-R Camp Stove National Park Service, U.S. Dept. of the Interior R-4233 September 1969 674 H C-0610-R Grill Platform National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) R-4234 September 1969 675 H C-1127-R Campground Stove Idaho, Department of Parks (alt) R-4235 December 1970 726 H C-0293-R Fireplace Canada, British Columbia R-4236 December 1970 745 B C-1186-R Campfire Ring Georgia, High Falls S.P. R-4237 December 1970 725 H C-0292-R Cast Steel Fireplace Canada, British Columbia (alt) R-4238 December 1970 724 H S-0257-R Grill National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) R-4239 March 1963 299 B F-0655-R Fire Ring Forest Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture R-4240 December 1970 723 H S-0239-R Fireplace National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior R-4241 December 1972 872 B C-1356-R1 Log Picnic Table New Mexico, State Parks & Recreation Comm. R-4242 December 1972 873 B C-1356-R2 Log Picnic Table New Mexico, State Parks & Recreation Comm. R-4243 December 1972 874 B C-1301-R Dressing Room Bench North Carolina, Cliffs of Neuse S.P. R-4244 December 1972 875 B C-1376-R1 Log Picnic Table Central & Southern Florida, Flood Control District R-4245 December 1972 876 B C-1376-R2 Log Picnic Table Central & Southern Florida, Flood Control District R-4246 December 1972 877 B C-1376-R3 Rod Positioning Assembly for R-4244 Central & Southern Florida, Flood Control District R-4247 December 1972 878 H N-0805-B Dining Room Table Boy Scouts of America R-4248 December 1972 879 H N-0804-R Dining Room Benches Boys Scouts of America R-4249 June 1972 838 H F-0779-R Picnic Table Dept. of the Army, Office, Chief of Engineers R-4250 January 1957 15 (rev.) C-0157-R Picnic Table Washington, Parks and Recreation Commission R-4250 June 1972 839 H F-0778-R Concrete Table Dept. of the Army, Office, Chief of Engineers R-4251 January 1957 16 (rev.) C-0158-R Picnic Table Cook County, Ill., Forest Preserve District (alt) R-4252 July 1957 29 N-0085-R Picnic Table, Concrete Bernheim Forest, Kentucky (alt) R-4253 December 1957 33 C-0025-R Picnic Table Ohio, Department of Natural Resources, Plan No. 107-X-1.1 R-4254 December 1957 41 C-0112-R Picnic Table City of Seattle, Department of Parks, Plan No. S.D.-M-30 R-4255 April 1958 53 S-0143-R (1) Picnic Tables National Park Service, Plan No. PKY-BR GEN-2051-F R-4256 April 1958 54 S-0143-R (2) Picnic Table National Park Service, Plan No. PKY-BR GEN-2051-F R-4257 May 1958 58 (rev.) C-0046-R Picnic Table Iowa, Conservation Commission R-4258 July 1958 67 I S-0146-R Prefabricated Picnic Table National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior R-4259 November 1958 H 73 S-0149-R Concrete Table & Bench Combination National Park Service, Plan No. NPGSM 2484-C R-4260 November 1958 C 83 S-0203-R Picnic Tables National Park Service, Drawing No. NM/JT-2024 R-4261 February 1959 H 91 C-0302-R Circular Picnic Table Seguin, Texas (alt) R-4262 February 1959 H 94 S-0323-R Covered Picnic Table National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior, Drawing No. N.M./W.S. 2129 R-4263 May 1959 111 B S-0201-R Picnic Table, Concrete National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior, Plan No. P.G. 1427 (Reg. 3) (alt) R-4264 May 1959 112 H C-0119-R Picnic Table Michigan, Department of Conservation, Parks and Recreation Division, Plan No. SL-126 R-4265 May 1959 113 C C-0246-R Picnic Table Japan, Ministry of Health and Welfare, National Parks Division, Mikuma-Yama, Sumoto City, Setonaikai National Park R-4266 November 1959 133 A&G C-0244-R Table & Bench Combination British Columbia, Dept. of Recreation & Conservation, Parks Branch R-4267 September 1961 219 H C-0240-R Picnic Table Department of Parks, City of Seattle, Washington R-4268 December 1962 285 H F-0681-R Picnic Table Bureau of Land Management, Department of the Interior R-4269 May 1965 450 H C-0999-R Tables and Benches Hawaii, City & County of Honolulu, Dept. of Parks & Recreation (alt) R-4270 February 1966 476 H C-0191-R Stationary Picnic Tables Illinois, Cook County, Forest Preserve District (alt) R-4271 July 1966 493 H N-0734-R Picnic Table Bill Kelsey, Lake Sunapee Campgrounds (alt) R-4272 June 1967 598 B F-1123-R Picnic Table U.S. Army, Corps of Engineers (alt) R-4273 December 1968 649 H C-0945-R Concrete Picnic Table Nevada, Dept. of Highways R-4274 December 1968 650 B C-0608-R Concrete Picnic Table Arizona, Highway Department R-4275 January 1957 4 C-0107-R Park Bench City of Seattle, Department of Parks, Plan S.D. 29, Sheet 1 (alt) R-4276 January 1957 7 (rev.) C-0132-R Park Bench Maine, State Park Commission (alt) R-4277 May 1960 166 H C-0316-R Bench, Precast Concrete New York, Central NY State Parks Comm. (alt) R-4278 September 1961 225 H N-0476-R Skater's Bench City of Hartford, Park Department (alt) R-4279 July 1962 259 C C-0537-R Bench, Amphitheater California, Division of Beaches and Parks (alt) R-4280 January 1964 353 H C-0737-R Bench, Playfield w/storage box Ontario, Townshipo of Etobicoke, Parks Department (alt) R-4281 June 1964 391 H C-0825-R(b) Bench California, Dept. of Parks & Recreation, Div. of Beaches & Parks R-4282 June 1964 367 H C-0362-R Form for Bench End Rhode Island, Division of Parks and Beaches (alt) R-4283 January 1965 402 H C-0296-R Park Bench Canada, Province of British Columbia, Dept. of Rec. and Conserv. (alt) R-4284 January 1965 403 H C-0297-R Park Bench Canada, Province of British Columbia, Dept. of Rec. and Conserv. (alt) R-4285 May 1965 432 H C-0224-R Trail Bench Indiana, Conservation Department R-4286 May 1965 440 H C-0977-R Skating Pond Bench Akron, Metro. Pk. Dist., Ohio R-4287 July 1966 507 H C-0976-R Seating for Circular Fireplace Maryland, Dept. of Forests & Pks. (alt) R-4288 June 1967 577 B N-0846-R Patio Bench F. J. Goodrich, Omaha, Nebraska (alt) R-4289 January 1968 605 B F-0894-R Park Bench U.S. Forest Service, Department of Agriculture (alt) R-4290 January 1957 15 (rev.) C-0157-R Picnic Table Washington, Parks & Recreation Commission (alt) R-4291 December 1968 651 B C-1218-R Table, Stack Type Missouri, Jackson County Park Dept. R-4292 December 1968 652 B C-1220-R Table, Stack Type Missouri, Jackson County Park Dept. R-4293 December 1968 653 B C-1223-R Revolving Picnic Site Missouri, Jackson County Pk. Dept. R-4294 December 1968 654 B C-1224-R 2 Station Table Missouri, Jackson County Park Dept. R-4295 September 1969 689 H C-1179-R Park Bench Fort Lauderdale, Florida R-4296 September 1969 690 B C-1221-R Picnic Niche Missouri, Jackson County Park Dept. R-4297 December 1970 744 H C-1183-B Log Bench Karol Klonowski, Allegany St. Pk. Com. (alt) R-4298 December 1970 734 H N-0660-R Bench California, Garden Grove (alt) R-4299 December 1970 731 H S-0621-R Park Bench National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) R-4300 January 1960 150 A&G S-0320-R Amphitheater, Stage, Screen & Projection Booth National Park Service, Yosemite NP R-4300 December 1970 738 H C-0943-R Picnic Table Minnesota, Dept. of Highways (alt) R-4300.1/R-4300.2 Spring 1979 C-1593-R Bench Designs Pennsylvania, Bu. of State Parks R-4301 May 1961 201 H C-0325-R Campfire Center California, Division of Beaches and Parks R-4302 December 1962 283 H S-0511-R Projection Booth & Amphitheater National Park Service, Acadia NP R-4303 March 1963 294 B N-0452-R Amphitheater with Music Tower Cleveland, Metropolitan Park District (alt) R-4304 November 1963 330 B S-0749-R Campground Amphitheater National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) R-4305 June 1964 390 H C-0825-R(a) Amphitheatre California, Dept. of Parks & Recreation, Div. of Beaches & Parks (alt) R-4306 January 1965 415 H F-0895-R Amphitheatre U.S. Department of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service (alt) R-4307 July 1966 502 H C-0923-R Assembly Fire Ring California, Dept. of Rec. & Pks. (alt) R-4308 January 1960 150 A&G S-0320-R Amphitheater, Stage, Screen, Projection Booth National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) R-4309 June 1972 840 L S-0869-R Projection Screen National Park Service, U.S. Dept. of the Interior R-4310 June 1972 841 H C-1239-R Amphitheater California, Div. of Beaches & Parks R-4311/R-4312 January 1975 1003 B C-1323-R(1) Projection Booth & Stage Georgia, Dept. of State Parks R-4317/R-4318 October 1977 N-1560-R Rustic Stage Bull Run Park, Fairfax County, VA R-4319/R-4320/
R-4321/R-4322January 1978 N-1497-R Band Shell Knights of Columbus, ND R-4323.1/R-4323.2/
R-4323.3/R-4323.4July 1979 C-1602-R Low-Cost Amphitheater Dept. of Pks. & Rec., Idaho (C. Hough) R-4325 January 1960 160 D N-0396-R Vista Cutting - I Highway Research Board, Earl A. Disque (alt) R-4326 January 1960 161 D N-0396-M Vista Cutting - II Highway Research Board, Earl A. Disque (alt) R-4327 January 1960 162 D N-0396-M Vista Cutting - III Highway Research Board, Earl A. Disque (alt) R-4328 July 1963 326 B S-0823-R Typical Land Use Map National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) R-4329 July 1963 327 B S-0824-R Vista Cutting & Mowing National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) (alt) R-4331/R-4332 July 1978 F-1553-M Use of Vegetation & Natural Forms USDI's NPS & BuRec., CO, Div. of Pks. & OR and private consultants R-4350 January 1960 156 A&G C-0380-R Council Ring Rhode Island, Div. of Parks & Recreation, Beach Pond SP R-4351 February 1967 566 B S-1092-R Council Circle, Organized Camp National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) R-4352 January 1960 156 A&G C-0380-R Council Ring Rhode Island, Beach Pond State Park (alt) R-4400 July 1957 17 C-0022-R(1) Boat Concession Building Ohio, Department of Natural Resources R-4401 July 1957 18 C-0022-R(2) Details, Boat Concession Building Ohio, Department of Natural Resources, Sheet 4 of 4 (alt) R-4402 November 1958 H 75 C-0168-R Concession Building Otter Creek Park, City of Louisville (alt) R-4403 November 1963 332 B C-0789-R Commissary Building Ohio, East Harbor State Park (alt) R-4404 November 1966 532 H C-1058-R Vending Machine Shelter Greensboro, N.C., Parks & Recreation R-4405 July 1957 17 E C-0022-R(1) Boat Concession Building Ohio, Dept. of Natural Resources R-4406 December 1968 655 H C-1139-R Concession-Bathhouse Michigan, Dept. of Conservation R-4407 June 1972 842 F C-1227-R(1) Lakeside Concession Building Greensboro, Parks Dept., N.C. R-4408 June 1972 843 F C-1227-R(2) Lakeside Concession Building Greensboro, Parks Dept., N.C. R-4409 June 1972 844 B C-0431-R(1) Mountain Concession Building New Hampshire, Mt. Sunapee State Park R-4410 June 1972 845 B C-0431-R(2) Mountain Concession Building New Hampshire, Mt. Sunapee State Park R-4411 June 1972 846 F S-1030-R(1) Beach Restaurant Pinellas County Parks, Florida R-4412 June 1972 847 F S-1030-R(2) Beach Restaurant Pinellas County Parks, Florida R-4413 July 1974 993 H C-0693-R1 Concession Building California, Div. of Beaches & Pks. R-4414 July 1974 994 H C-0693-R2 Concession Building California, Div. of Beaches & Parks R-4415/R-4116 April 1975 1007 B C-1448-R1 Concession Bldg. Gwathmey-Duke Inc., Springfield, Virginia R-4419/R-4420/
R-4421/R-4422January 1979 S-1549-R Concession Building Mesa Verde NP, NPS - USDI R-4423/R-4424 Spring 1980 N-1444-R Concession-Restroom-Storage Facility City of Richardson, Texas R-4427/R-4428/
R-4429/R-4430July 1982 F-1380-R Concession Building U.S. Army Corps, Engineer Dist., St. Louis R-4491/R-4492 October 1982 S-1433-R Golf Course Half-Way House Hot Springs Property Owners Asso. R-4497 July 1974 995 B F-1303-R1 Tennis Court Enclosure U.S. Army, Office, Chief of Engineers R-4498 July 1974 996 B F-1303-R2 Tennis Court Enclosure U.S. Army, Office, Chief of Engineers R-4499 July 1974 997 B F-1303-R3 Base Ball Backstop U.S. Army, Office, Chief of Engineers R-4500 November 1961 234 H N-0601-R Concrete Ping-Pong Table Dept. of Recreation & Parks, Garden Grove, California R-4500 July 1974 998 B F-1303-R4 Base Ball Backstop U.S. Army, Office, Chief of Engineers R-4501 July 1962 268 H N-0689-R Field & Court Dimensions Wilson Sporting Goods Co. (alt) R-4502 July 1962 269 H N-0689-R Field & Court Dimensions Wilson Sporting Goods Co. (alt) R-4503 July 1962 270 H N-0689-R Field & Court Dimensions Wilson Sporting Goods Co. (alt) R-4504 July 1962 271 H N-0689-R Field & Court Dimensions Wilson Sporting Goods Co. (alt) R-4505 July 1962 272 H N-0689-R Field & Court Dimensions Wilson Sporting Goods Co. (alt) R-4506 July 1962 273 H N-0689-R Field & Court Dimensions Wilson Sporting Goods Co. (alt) R-4507 July 1962 274 H N-0689-R Field & Court Dimensions Wilson Sporting Goods Co. (alt) R-4508 July 1962 275 H N-0689-R Field & Court Dimensions Wilson Sporting Goods Co. (alt) R-4509 March 1963 301 H N-0689-R Field & Court Dimensions Wilson Sporting Goods Co. R-4510 March 1963 302 H N-0689-R Field & Court Dimensions Wilson Sporting Goods Co. R-4511 March 1963 303 H N-0689-R Field & Court Dimensions Wilson Sporting Goods Co. (alt) R-4512 July 1963 314 H N-0689-R Field & Court Dimensions Wilson Sporting Goods Co. (alt) R-4513 January 1964 356 H C-0740-R Multi-Use Paved Sports Area Ontario, Townshop of Etobicoke, Parks Department (alt) R-4514 January 1964 362 H N-0603-R Children's Swing California, City of Garden Grove, Dept. of Recreation & Parks (alt) R-4515 January 1964 363 H N-0661-R "Space Spin" Rotating Swing California, City of Garden Grove, Recreation & Parks Dept. (alt) R-4516 January 1964 366 H C-0735-R Backstop, Athletic Field Ontario, Township of Etobicoke, Parks Department (alt) R-4517 January 1965 404 H C-0497-R Covered Wagon for Playground Detroit, Michigan, Parks amp; Recreation Dept. (alt) R-4518 January 1965 405 H C-0499-R Lighthouse Slide Detroit, Michigan, Parks & Recreation Dept. (alt) R-4519 January 1965 406 H C-0503-R Elephant Slide Detroit, Michigan, Parks & Recreation Dept. (alt) R-4520 January 1965 407 H C-0502-R Shoe Slide Detroit, Michigan, Parks & Recreation Dept. (alt) R-4521 January 1965 423 H C-0973-R Club House Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Comm. (alt) R-4522 December 1965 473 H N-1023-R Golf Shelter Sea Pines Plantation Company (alt) R-4523 December 1965 474 H N-1024-R Windbreak Shelter Wildwood Golf and Country Club, New Jersey (alt) R-4524 November 1966 525 H C-1034-R Post-Ladder Slide Canada, Saskatchewan Dept. Nat. Res., Park Planning Branch (alt) R-4525 January 1964 351 H N-0540-R Firing Range Boy Scouts of America(alt) R-4526 May 1965 439 H C-0975-R Golf Club Rack Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Comm. (alt) R-4527 November 1966 526 H C-1035-R Sand Pit and Sand Heap Canada, Saskatchewan Dept. Nat. Res., Park Planning Branch (alt) R-4529 November 1966 528 H C-1037-R Hill Playground Canada, Saskatchewan Dept. Nat. Res., Park Planning Branch (alt) R-4530 November 1966 529 H C-1044-R Boat-Shaped Sandbox Canada, Saskatchewan Dept. Nat. Res., Park Planning Branch (alt) R-4531 November 1961 234 H N-0601-R Concrete Ping-Pong Table California, Dept. of Recreation & Parks R-4532 September 1969 676 H C-1212-R Tennis Net Michigan, Flint Recreation & Park Board R-4533 September 1969 681 H C-1174-R Lighted Handball Courts Fort Lauderdale, Florida R-4534 September 1969 682 H N-1162-R Joggling Board Gardner-Gidley and Associates R-4535 August 1970 701 H N-1166-R Shuffleboard Courts Ft. Lauderdale, Florida R-4536 August 1970 702 H C-1180-R Beach Platform Ft. Lauderdale, Florida R-4537 August 1970 703 H C-1039-R Tight Rope Canada R-4538 August 1970 704 H C-1046-R Pole Corral Canada R-4539 August 1970 705 H C-1041-R Post Run-Alongs Canada R-4540 August 1970 706 H C-1040-R Balancing Bars Canada R-4541 August 1970 707 H C-1049-R Rope Climbs Canada R-4542 August 1970 708 H C-1051-R Log Swing Canada R-4543 August 1970 709 H C-1053-R Climbing Bars Canada R-4544 August 1970 710 H C-1047-R Maze Canada R-4545 August 1970 711 H N-1161-R Animal Play Forms Gardner-Gidley & Associates R-4546 August 1970 712 H N-1159-R Animal Play Form Gardner-Gidley & Associates R-4547 August 1970 713 H N-1160-R Climbing Logs Gardner-Gidley & Associates R-4548 August 1970 714 H N-1158-R Bouncing Logs Gardner-Gidley & Associates R-4549 September 1971 757 F F-1309-R(1) Polo Field Office of Engineers, U.S. Army R-4550 March 1962 244 H C-0430-R Warming Hut New Hampshire, Mt. Sunapee State Park R-4550 September 1971 758 F F-1309-R(2) Goal Post & Guard Board Office of Engineers, U.S. Army R-4551 March 1962 245 H C-0471-R Ski Shelter Vermont, Dept. of Forests & Parks (alt) R-4552 February 1966 484 H C-0888-R Ski Building California, Kern County, Public Works Department (alt) R-4553 January 1968 603 H S-0620-R Basketball Standard National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior R-4554 March 1962 244 H C-0430-R Warming Hut New Hampshire, Mt. Sunapee State Park R-4555 September 1971 759 B F-1308-R(1) Skeet Field Office of Engineers, U.S. Army R-4556 September 1971 760 F F-1308-R(2) Skeet Field (High House) Office of Engineers, U.S. Army R-4557 September 1971 761 F F-1308-R(3) Skeet Field (High House) Office of Engineers, U.S. Army R-4558 September 1971 762 F F-1308-R(4) Skeet Field (High, Low House) Office of Engineers, U.S. Army R-4559 September 1971 763 F F-1308-R(5) Skeet Field (High, Low House) Office of Engineers, U.S. Army R-4560 September 1971 764 F F-1308-R(6) Skeet Field (Low House) Office of Engineers, U.S. Army R-4561 September 1971 765 F F-1308-R(7) Skeet Field (Target Openings, Guard) Office of Engineers, U.S. Army R-4562 September 1971 766 F F-1305-R Archery Range, Target Office of Engineers, U.S. Army R-4563 September 1971 767 B C-1333-R(1) Miniature Golf Course (Layout) Georgia, Dept. of State Parks R-4564 September 1971 768 B C-1333-R(2) Miniature Golf Course (Standard Details) Georgia, Dept. of State Parks R-4565 September 1971 769 B C-1333-R(3) Miniature Golf Course (Hole No. 1) Georgia, Dept. of State Parks R-4566 September 1971 770 B C-1333-R(4) Miniature Golf Course (Hole No. 2) Georgia, Dept. of State Parks R-4567 September 1971 771 B C-1333-R(5) Miniature Golf Course (Hole No. 3) Georgia, Dept. of State Parks R-4568 September 1971 772 B C-1333-R(6) Miniature Golf Course (Hole No. 4) Georgia, Dept. of State Parks R-4569 September 1971 773 B C-1333-R(7) Miniature Golf Course (Hole No. 5) Georgia, Dept. of State Parks R-4570 September 1971 774 B C-1333-R(8) Miniature Golf Course (Hole No. 6) Georgia, Dept. of State Parks R-4571 September 1971 775 B C-1333-R(9) Miniature Golf Course (Hole No. 7) Georgia, Dept. of State Parks R-4572 September 1971 776 B C-1333-R(10) Miniature Golf Course (Hole No. 8) Georgia, Dept. of State Parks R-4573 September 1971 777 B C-1333-R(11) Miniature Golf Course (Hole No. 9) Georgia, Dept. of State Parks R-4574 September 1971 778 B C-1333-R(12) Miniature Golf Course (Hole No. 10) Georgia, Dept. of State Parks R-4575 September 1971 779 B C-1333-R(13) Miniature Golf Course (Hole No. 11) Georgia, Dept. of State Parks R-4576 September 1971 780 B C-1333-R(14) Miniature Golf Course (Hole No. 12) Georgia, Dept. of State Parks R-4577 September 1971 781 B C-1333-R(15) Miniature Golf Course (Hole No. 13) Georgia, Dept. of State Parks R-4578 September 1971 782 B C-1333-R(16) Miniature Golf Course (Hole No. 14) Georgia, Dept. of State Parks R-4579 September 1971 783 B C-1333-R(17) Miniature Golf Course (Hole No. 15) Georgia, Dept. of State Parks R-4580 September 1971 784 B C-1333-R(18) Miniature Golf Course (Hole No. 16) Georgia, Dept. of State Parks R-4581 September 1971 785 B C-1333-R(19) Miniature Golf Course (Hole No. 17) Georgia, Dept. of State Parks R-4582 September 1971 786 B C-1333-R(20) Miniature Golf Course (Hole No. 18) Georgia, Dept. of State Parks R-4583 December 1971 810 F F-1310-R(A) Clock Golf U.S. Army, Chief of Engineers R-4584 December 1971 811 F F-1310-R Golf Driving Range U.S. Army, Chief of Engineers R-4585 December 1971 808 B F-1307-R Tennis Nets & Posts U.S. Army, Chief of Engineers R-4586 December 1971 809 B F-1307-R(B) Tennis Nets & Posts U.S. Army, Chief of Engineers R-4587 December 1971 807 B F-1306-R Volley Ball Nets & Posts U.S. Army, Chief of Engineers R-4588 December 1971 790 H S-0625-R Horseshoe Courts National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior R-4589 December 1971 801 B F-1302-R(A) Quarter Mile Running Track U.S. Army, Chief of Engineers R-4590 December 1971 802 B F-1302-R(B) Track Drainage U.S. Army, Chief of Engineers R-4591 December 1971 803 B F-1302-R(C) Pole Vault U.S. Army, Chief of Engineers R-4592 December 1971 804 B F-1302-R(D) Javelin Throw U.S. Army, Chief of Engineers R-4593 December 1971 805 B F-1302-R(E) Shot Put, Discus & Hammer Throw U.S. Army, Chief of Engineers R-4594 December 1971 806 B F-1302-R(F) Running High & Broad Jump U.S. Army, Chief of Engineers R-4595 June 1972 848 L C-1257-R(1) Backstop Anaheim, Pk. & Rec. Dept., Calif. R-4596 June 1972 849 L C-1257-R(2) Backstop Anaheim, Pk. & Rec. Dept., Calif. R-4597 December 1973 941 H C-1045-R(1) Old Rowboat Play Form Canada, Dept. of Natural Resources R-4598 December 1973 942 H C-1045-R(2) Abandon Truck Play Form Canada, Dept. of Natural Resources R-4599 December 1973 943 H C-1048-R Tree Rope Canada, Dept. of Natural Resources R-4600 December 1973 944 H C-1043-R Play Sculptures Canada, Dept. of Natural Resources R-4601/R-4602 October 1978 N-1462-R Speed Circle for U-Control Planes Longview, Texas, Parks & Recreation Dept. R-4603/R-4604/
R-4605/R-4606/
R-4607/R-4608/
R-4609/R-4610Summer 1980 N-1599-R Children's Play Fort Darrell G. Winslow, Upton Hill Regional Park R-4630a May 1959 114a B C-0243-R Swimming Pool Filter Louisiana, State Parks & Recreation Commission, Plan No. L.E. 9069-(4-4)4 R-4630b May 1959 114b B C-0243-R Swimming Pool Filter Louisiana, State Parks & Recreation Commission, Plan No. L.E. 9069-(4-4)4 R-4631 January 1964 354 H C-0738-R Spray Pool for children Ontario, Township of Etobicoke, Parks Department (alt) R-4632 June 1964 368 H N-0541-R Swimming Pools Boy Scouts of America (alt) R-4633 December 1957 42 (rev.) I C-0159-R Concrete Beach West Virginia, Conservation Commission R-4634 February 1966 487 H C-0998-R Outdoor Shower Hawaii, City & County of Honolulu, Dept. of Parks & Recreation R-4635 June 1972 850 L C-1299-R(1) Outdoor Shower Pad California, Div. of Beaches & Parks R-4636 June 1972 851 L C-1299-R(2) Outdoor Shower Pad California, Div. of Beaches & Parks R-4637 May 1974 969 H F-1389-R Outdoor Shower U.S. Army, Chief of Engineers R-4638 May 1974 970 GC C-1250-R Sunning Board Illinois, Elmhurst Park District R-4670 December 1957 42 (rev.) C-0159-R Concrete Beach West Virginia, Conservation Commission R-4700 January 1957 9 (rev.) C-0134-R Bath House Maine, State Park Commission, Plan SG-107 Sheet 2 of 15 R-4701 July 1958 65 C-0078-R Bathhouse and Concession New Jersey, Department of Conservation and Economic Development R-4701 June 1972 852 L C-1367-R(1) Prefab Dressing Enclosure Michigan, Dept. of Conservation R-4702 November 1958 W 88 S-0185-R Bathhouse & Comfort Station National Park Service, Plan No. N.R.A./CD-2033A R-4702 June 1972 853 L C-1367-R(2) Prefab Dressing Enclosure Michigan, Dept. of Conservation R-4703 February 1959 H 92 C-0264-R Facility Building Oregon, State Highway Department, Drawing No. 13943 (alt) R-4704 May 1960 164 H C-0310-R Bath House New York, Verona Beach State Park, Central NY State Parks Comm. (alt) R-4705 December 1960 188 H C-0390-B Bathhouse-Toilet, Combination Building California, Div. of Beaches & Parks (alt) R-4706 November 1961 232 H C-0527-R Bath House Department of Public Works, Ohio (alt) R-4707 November 1963 331 H F-0781-R Change Shelter U.S. Army, The Chief of Engineers, Civil Works, Washington, D.C. (alt) R-4708 January 1964 357 H F-0780-R Change Shelter Office of Chief Engineers, Civil Works, U.S. Army (alt) R-4709 June 1964 395 H C-0848-R Dressing Stockade and Concessions Ohio, Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District (alt) R-4710 June 1964 396 H C-0849-R Dressing Stockade and Concessions Ohio, Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District (alt) R-4711 December 1965 462 H C-0304-R Bathhouse & Toilet Washington, Moses Lake State Park (alt) R-4712 November 1966 517 H C-0920-R Bathhouse Soil Conservation Serv., U.S. Department of Agriculture R-4713 November 1966 530 H C-1056-R Bathhouse City of Burlington, Vt., Park Department (alt) R-4714 January 1968 610 B C-1028-R Bathhouse and Concession Bldg. Florida, Pinellas County Parks, Fort DeSoto Park (alt) R-4715 January 1968 613 H C-1113-R Bathhouse Maine, State Parks and Recreation Commission R-4716 January 1957 9 (rev.) C-0134-R Bath House Maine, State Park Commission R-4717 December 1972 880 B C-1361-R(B)1 Concession Building Michigan, Metamora-Hadley RA R-4718 December 1972 881 B C-1361-R(B)2 Concession Building Michigan, Metamora-Hadley RA R-4719 December 1972 882 GC C-0716-R1 Change Shelter Wisconsin, Conservation Department R-4720 December 1972 883 GC C-0716-R2 Details of Change Shelter Wisconsin, Conservation Department R-4721/R-4722 April 1975 1008 B C-1423-R1 Bathhouse Northern Virginia, Pohick Bay Regional Park R-4723/R-4724 April 1975 1009 B C-1209-R1 Bathhouse Massachusetts, Paradise Pond SP R-4725/R-4726/
R-4727/R-4728April 1975 1010 B C-1264-R1 Bathhouse/Concession Michigan, Warren Dunes SP R-4733/R-4734 July 1979 S-1578-R Swimmers' Change House Ray Leland, Worth Asso., Billings, MT R-4735 February 1966 487 H C-0998-R Outdoor Shower Hawaii, City & County of Honolulu, Dept. of Parks & Recreation R-4750 July 1962 253 H C-0354-R Boat House (Boating Development) Morrow Mountain State Park, North Carolina R-4751 January 1964 347 H N-0441-R Floating Boathouse Dow Chemical Company, Midland, Michigan (alt) R-4752 January 1965 417 H N-0924-R Canoe Storage Racks American National Red Cross (alt) R-4753 February 1967 552 H S-0458-R Covered Boat Shed National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) R-4754 February 1967 558 H F-0921-R Boat House Soil Conservation Serv., U.S. Department of Agriculture (alt) R-4755 July 1962 253 H C-0354-R Boat House North Carolina, Morrow Mtn. St. Pk. R-4756 December 1970 752 H F-1236-R Boat Mooring Palisades Interstate Pk. Com. R-4775/R-4776 July 1976 1038 B S-1434-R Concession Bait House Terry R. Edwards, Hot Springs Villige, Hot Springs NP R-4800 December 1957 48 N-0196-R Marina Railway Government Services, Inc., Plan No. M-1 Project No. 721-C R-4801 November 1958 H 77 C-0174-R Marina Ohio, Department of Natural Resources, Plan No. 9HW-J-25-1.5 R-4802 December 1957 48 N-0196-R Marina Railway Government Serv., Inc., Plan M-1 Project 721-C R-4803 December 1973 945 B N-0440-R(1) Floating Marina Dow Chemical Co. R-4804 December 1973 946 B N-0440-R(2) Floating Marina Dow Chemical Co. R-4805 December 1973 947 B N-0440-R(3) Floating Marina Dow Chemical Co. R-4806 December 1973 948 B N-0440-R(4) Floating Marina Dow Chemical Co. R-4807 December 1973 949 B N-0440-R(5) Floating Marina Gangway & Walkway Dow Chemical Co. R-4808 December 1973 950 B N-0440-R(6) Floating Marina Dow Chemical Co. R-4847 May 1974 971 B N-1412-R1 12-Sided Dinghy Float Canada, British Columbia R-4848 May 1974 972 B N-1412-R2 12-Sided Dinghy Float Canada, British Columbia R-4849 May 1974 973 B N-1412-R3 12-Sided Dinghy Float Canada, British Columbia R-4850 May 1974 974 B N-1412-R4 12-Sided Dinghy Float Canada, British Columbia R-4850 May 1958 63 (rev.) C-0195-R Boat Docks Ohio, Department of Natural Resources, Plan No. 124-X-1.1 R-4851 May 1960 115 C C-0221-R Floating Dock Indiana, Conservation Department, Plan No. 90 R-4852 January 1960 152 A&G S-0337-R Dock, Cantilevered National Park Service, Isle Royale NP R-4853 May 1960 165 H C-0313-R Boat Dock New York, Green Lakes State Park, Central NY State Parks Comm. (alt) R-4854 May 1961 211 H C-0454-R Boat Dock Ohio, Indian Lake State Park (alt) R-4855 March 1962 241 H C-0368-R Boat Landing Dock State of New Hampshire (alt) R-4856 July 1963 312 H N-0439-R Floating Wharf The Dow Chemical Co., Midland, Michigan (alt) R-4857 January 1964 344 H C-0216-R Dock & Berth for Small Boats Indiana, Conservation Department, Division of Engineering (alt) R-4858 January 1964 365 H C-0216-R Oar Storage House Indiana, Conservation Department, Division of Engineering (alt) R-4859 June 1964 374 H S-0637-R Swimming Docks National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) R-4860 July 1966 492 H C-0285-R Mooring Buoy Canada, B.C. Dept. of Rec. & Conserv. (alt) R-4861 July 1966 501 H C-0922-R Boat Landing Dock Minnesota, Division of State Parks (alt) R-4862 November 1966 521 H N-0967-R Waterfront Layout 1 Boy Scouts of America (alt) R-4863 November 1966 522 H N-0967-R Waterfront Layout 2 Boy Scouts of America (alt) R-4864 November 1966 523 H N-0967-R Waterfront Layout 3 Boy Scouts of America (alt) R-4865 November 1966 524 H N-0967-R Waterfront Layout 4 Boy Scouts of America (alt) R-4866 May 1958 63 (rev.) C-0195-R Boat Docks Ohio, Department of Natural Resources (alt) R-4867/R-4868 April 1975 1012 B C-1449-R1 Dock Hinges Illinois, Dept. of Conservation R-4869/R-4870 April 1975 1013 B F-1447-R1 Dock Hinges U.S. Army Corps of Engineers R-4875 November 1958 W 87 C-0241-R Prefabricated Boat Ramp Washington, State Parks and Recreation Commission (alt) R-4876 December 1960 191 H C-0406-R Boat Emptying Rig, Powered Hamilton County Park Dist., Ohio (alt) R-4877 January 1961 193 H C-0408-R Boat Emptying Rig, Manual South Carolina, Commission of Forestry (alt) R-4878 May 1961 205 H C-0405-R Launching Ramp Wisconsin, Lucius Woods State Park (alt) R-4879 June 1964 375 H C-0724-R(a) Boat Launching Area Wisconsin, Construction Department, Engineering Division (alt) R-4880 June 1964 376 H C-0724-R(b) Boat Launching Area Wisconsin, Construction Department, Engineering Division (alt) R-4881 June 1964 377 H C-0724-R(c) Boat Launching Area Wisconsin, Construction Department, Engineering Division (alt) R-4882 December 1970 736 B S-0754-R Concrete Plank Ramp Wash., D.C. Civil Works, Office of Chief of Engineers (alt) R-4883 June 1964 383 H S-0756-R Concrete Plank Ramp U.S. Army, Office of Chief of Engineers, Civil Works (alt) R-4884 November 1966 520 H C-0966-R Boat Access Plans Wisconsin Conserv. Dept., U.S. Department of Agriculture (alt) R-4885 August 1970 715 H C-0724-R Boat Launching Area Wisconsin, Construction Department, Engineering Division R-4886 August 1970 716 H C-0724-R Boat Launching Area Wisconsin, Construction Department, Engineering Division R-4887 August 1970 717 H C-1173-R Duplex Boat Ramp Fort Lauderdale, Florida (alt) R-4888 August 1970 718 B C-0965-R Concrete Log Launching Ramps U.S. Bu. S. F. & W., Ala. Dept. Conserv.; Fla. Game & Fresh Fish Water Fish Comm. (alt) R-4889 December 1973 951 L F-1297-R Boat Ramp Forest Service, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture R-4890 December 1973 952 H C-1324-R Standard Boat Dock Georgia, Dept. of State Parks R-4900 July 1957 24 S-0055-R Diving Float National Park Service, Plan NRA-CD-2040 R-4901 July 1958 69 C-0087-R Concrete Float Washington, Parks and Recreation Commission (alt) R-4902 March 1962 242 H C-0369-R Float, Dock State of New Hampshire (alt) R-4903 July 1962 263 C S-0636-R Floating Crib for Non-Swimmers National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) R-4904 March 1963 293 H N-0438-R Styrofoam Diving Raft The Dow Chemical Co. (alt) R-4905 July 1963 315 H S-0750-R Floating Sign U.S. Army, Chief of Engineers Civil Works, Washington, D.C. (alt) R-4906 July 1966 506 H C-0963-R Diving Platform Minnesota, Division of State Parks (alt) R-4907 December 1968 656 S C-1163-R Floating Boat Dock Colorado, Fish, Game & Parks Dept. (alt) R-4908 July 1957 24 S-0055-R Diving Float National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior (alt) R-4909/R-4910 July 1978 N-1506-R Pedestal Lifeguard Chair John F. Guinan, Binghamton, NY R-4929 July 1978 N-1558-R Oar Rack Boy Scouts of America R-4930 December 1957 43 (rev.) C-0160-R Kayak Dade County, Fla., Department of Parks R-4930 July 1978 N-1559-R Paddle Rack Boy Scouts of America R-4931 December 1957 44 (rev.) C-0161-R Plywood Rowboat Illinois, Cook Co. Forest Preserve District R-4932 May 1959 116 H C-0110-R Dinghy Michigan, Department of Conservation, Parks and Recreation Division (alt) R-4933 December 1957 43 (rev.) C-0160-R Kayak Florida, Dade Co. Dept. of Parks R-4934 January 1957 14 (rev.) C-0156-R Boat Carrier Michigan, Dept. of Conservation R-4935 April 1978 N-1568-R Car Rack to Hold Canoes Boy Scouts of America, Engineering Service R-4936 April 1979 N-1567-R Boat Storage Hangers Boy Scouts of America, Engineering Service R-4939/R-4940 Summer 1983 F-1640-R Concession George Stephen, Regional Architect, NPS, NARO R-4950/R-4951 Summer 1983 F-1641-R Overlook Shelter George Stephen, Regional Architect, NPS, NARO R-4980 January 1957 14 (rev.) C-0156-R Boat Carrier Michigan, Department of Conservation R-5024/R-5025 Summer 1987 N-1711-R Lighthouse U.S. Army Corps of Eng. R-5026/R-5027/
R-5028/R-5029Summer 1987 N-1714-R Picnic Shelter U.S. Army Corps of Eng.
GRISTVol 1 No 1 - January/February 1957
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GUIDELINEInstructions - July 1963
Instructions - 1970
Notice - July/August 1974
Administration
7/63 Article 35
Correspondence in a Friendly Manner
7/63 Article 36
Here's Proof That Open Space Can Hold Down Taxes
12/70 Article 44
Some Managers' Viewpoints on Campers and Campground Operation
12/70 Article 45
Our Visitors—A Clue to Successful Operations
Development
7/63 Article 8
Creative Park Architecture
7/63 Article 9
National Parkway Concepts and Principles
7/63 Article 10
Public Golf Development in the 1960's
Interpretation
7/63 Article 14
Selecting Exhibit Themes for Park Museums
Policy & Planning
8/57 Article 1
Suggested Policy Statement Relating to Development, Use and Operation of State Parks
8/57 Article 2
Suggested Criteria for Evaluating Areas Proposed for Inclusion in State Park Systems
8/57 Article 3
Criteria for Reservoir Recreation Projects in California State Park System
8/57 Article 4
The Importance of Land
5/58 Article 6
Michigan State Park Policy
5/58 Article 7
State Park Criteria
5/58 Article 8
Principles Governing the Establishment, Extension and Development of the State Park System, State of North Carolina
5/58 Article 9
Principles Governing the Establishment and Development of Additional State Parks and Extension and Development of Existing State Parks
5/58 Article 10
State Park Philosophy
12/58 Article 11
Basic Purposes of State Parks
12/58 Article 14
National Park Service Restoration Policy Statement
7/59 Article 16
Land Policies
7/59 Article 18
Standards for Park Site Location
7/59 Article 19
Adverse Recommendation on Mining Proposal in Porcupine Mountains State Park, Michigan
5/60 Article 20
Concepts of Recreation
5/60 Article 21
Suggested Wildlife Policy for State Parks
5/60 Article 22
Suggested Policy on Vegetation Management
5/60 Article 23
Suggested Park Management Standards and Practices, Historical and Archaeological Areas
5/61 Article 24
A Policy of Park and Recreation Facilities, City of Greensboro, North Carolina
5/61 Article 25
Policy Statement for the Administration of State Parks and Recreation Areas (Idaho)
11/61 Article 27
Do We Need a Common Camping Ethic?
11/61 Article 28
"Development of State Parks"
9/62 Article 29
Wildlife Policy, State of California
9/62 Article 30
Policy Statement, Riverside County, California Parks and Recreation Areas
9/62 Article 31
Principles Governing the Establishment of State Parks in the State of New York
3/63 Article 32
Policy Governing Oil and Gas Operations in Park and Recreation Areas in Michigan
7/63 Article 33
Parkland Prospecting
7/63 Article 34
The Recreation Policy of the State of California
11/63 Article 35
A National Program for the Preservation of Historic Sites and Buildings
1/64 Article 36
"Integrity of State Park System Lands"
6/64 Article 37
The Need for Historical Research in the National Park Service
1/65 Article 38
No, Let's Keep Camp Land Inviolate as a Natural Preserve
5/65 Article 39
Guidelines for Planning a Golf Course
5/65 Article 40
Criteria for Locating and Selecting Resident Group Camp Sites
5/65 Article 41
A National Park Facility in Japan
1/66 Article 42
Fundamental Concepts of Park Planning
5/66 Article 43
Basis for Planning
10/68 Article 47
Policy Statement—Objectives and Goals
4/69 Article 48
California State Board of Public Health Policy on Environmental Quality
4/69 Article 49
California State Board of Public Health Policy on Water Quality of Mountain Streams, Lakes, and Reservoirs
9/69 Article 50
Administrative Policies for the Historical Areas of the National Park Service
Part I — The National Historic Preservation Program
Part II — Resource Management Policy
Part III — Resource and Visitor Use Policy
Part IV — Physical Development Policy
12/70 Article 51
Recreation Program in a Private Family Campground
Protection
7/63 Article 5
Officer-Violator Contacts in Traffic Enforcement Actions
12/70 Article 15
Records Use: A Necessity for Administration of Protected Beach Operations
12/70 Article 16
Wildlife: The Environmental Barometer
12/70 Article 17
Shotcreting Presents Health Hazard
12/70 Article 18
Temporary and Portable Construction Space Heating Devices and Equipment
12/70 Article 19
Safe Movement of Construction Equipment
12/70 Article 20
Wire Rope Safety
12/70 Article 21
On-The-Job Inspection of Chain Hoists
12/70 Article 22
Power Saws
12/70 Article 23
Emergency Care and Health Services for the Construction Industry
12/70 Article 24
The True Meaning of Safety Rules
12/70 Article 25
Significance of an Accident
12/70 Article 26
Safety Meeting Gimmick
12/70 Article 27
Construction Housekeeping Standards
12/70 Article 28
Emergency First-Aid Kits for Construction Crews
12/70 Article 29
Maintain Safety Equipment
12/70 Article 30
Prompt and Proper First Aid Reduces Lost Time
12/70 Article 31
Safe vs Unsafe Footwear
12/70 Article 32
Construction, Use & Maintenance of Refueling Equipment
12/70 Article 33
Crane Boom Accidents
12/70 Article 34
Crane Boom Loading
12/70 Article 35
Danger Under Booms and Buckets
12/70 Article 36
Hard Hat Inspection
12/70 Article 37
Needles That Fly
12/70 Article 38
Don't Turn a Cylinder Into a Rocket
Vol 1 No 1? - 1971?
Principles of Multiple Projection
How To Choose Only Successful Camp Counselors
A Procedure For Evaluating Environmental Impact
Demand Methodology
Vol 1 No 2? - 1971?
Waterlilies
Environmental Management
Freeing Streams From Mud & Flood
Recent Federal Relocation Legislation
Vol 2 No 1 - Jan./Feb. 1972
Preservation For A Purpose
Write On, Jean Worth Matthews
A Word About Need As Process
Vol 2 No 2 - Mar./Apr. 1972
Footpaths & Bike Routes
Bikes In The Boondocks
Vol 2 No 3 - May/June 1972
New Techniques For Revenue Producing Recreation Facilities
A Report On The State Of California Ranger Trainee Program
Vol 2 No 3 Supplement - May 1972
IPA: Intergovernmental Personnel Act
Vol 2 No 4 - July/Aug. 1972
Historic Preservation - A Cooperative Effort
National Historic Landmarks
Historic American Buildings Survey
Historic American Engineering Record
Archeological Program
The National Register Of Historic Places
Vol 2 No 4 Supplement - July 1972
Environmental Education at Resident and Day-Use Camps
Vol 2 No 5 - Sept./Oct. 1972
Growing Plants on View Landscapes and Recreation Areas
Interpretive Trails
Federal Assistance For Bike Trails
Vol 2 No 6 - Nov./Dec. 1972
Recreation Demand Surveys?
The Demand Survey Dilemma: Assessing the Credibility of State Outdoor Recreation Plans
Vol 3 No 1 - Jan./Feb. 1973
Social Interface at River's Edge
Vol 3 No 2 - Mar./Apr. 1973
Counties... In Parks & Recreation
Vol 3 No 3 - May/June 1973
Recreational Carrying Capacity of the National Parks
Wildlife Management for the Historical Area
Vol 3 No 4 - July/Aug. 1973
Building in Wood in the Eastern United States
Vol 3 No 5 - Sept./Oct. 1973
Concession Operations
Program Standards
Guidelines for Bikeways
Vol 3 No 6 - Nov./Dec. 1973
Water Resources Planning . . . The Next Fifty Years
A New Approach to Conservation in Maine
Vol 4 No 1 - Jan./Feb. 1974
Water Resources Planning . . . The Next Fifty Years (continued)
Lake Management . . . Science or dream?
Vol 4 No 2 - Mar./Apr. 1974
Visitor Groups And Interpretation in Parks and Other Outdoor Leisure Settings
Environmental Concerns of the Park Manager
Vol 4 No 3 - May/June 1974
Toward a National Land Use Plan
Who Are These People
How To Preserve Small Natural Areas
Vol 4 No 4 - July/August 1974
Woodshop For The Blind
Working With The Elderly In Park And Recreation Settings
PLOWBACKNo 1 - January 1962
No 2 - July 1962
No 3 - November 1962
No 1 - May 1963
No 2 - September 1963
No 1 - January 1964
No 2 - May 1964
No 3 - September 1964
No 1 - January 1965
No 2 - May 1965
No 3 - September 1965
No 1 - January 1966
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No 3 - September 1966
No 3 (4) - November 1966
No 4 (1) - January 1967
No 2 - March 1967
No 3 - September 1967
No 1 - January 1968
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No 3 - September 1968
No 1 - January 1969
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No 3 - September 1969
No 1 - January 1970
No 2 - May 1970
TRENDS in Parks & Recreation
Vol 1 No 1 - July 1964
Parks: The Challenge of Excellence Stewart L. Udall
Outdoor Recreation Research in the U.S. Forest Service Walter S. Hopkins, Jr.
The Future of Historical Research in the National Park Service Joseph P. Cullen
The Non-Simple Future Rendel B. Alldredge
A-V Materials in Interpretive Programs Donald J. Erskine
National Aquatic Parks Russell K. Grater
National Parks as Natural Science Research Areas George Sprugel
Do Campers Fit Our Campgrounds? Richard L. Bury
Vol 1 No 2 - October 1964
The Great University of the Outdoors Orville L. Freeman
The Natural Registry of Natural History Landmarks C. Kenny Dale
At Long Last — Recognition for County Parks Donald B. Alexander
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation and the Land and Water Conservation Fund Act Edward C. Crafts
Management of the National Park System
What's Happening in Golf Course Development
Vol 2 No 1 - January 1965
The Expanding Horizons of Defense Norman S. Paul
The Search for Utopia Sigurd F. Olson
Camping Equipment Trends in the National Parks of Canada — A Study Gordon D. Taylor
The New Horizons for Conservation and Outdoor Recreation Lawrence S. Rockefeller
Program for the Handicapped Conley L. Moffett
Tourism on Indian Reservation Virginia S. Hart and Leonard Ware
Management and Long Range Objectives of the National Park Service George B. Hartzog, Jr.
The Visitor's Eye View of Inter-Government Relations Raymond L. Freeman
NPS-BOR Memorandum of Understanding
"In the Public Interest" Michael Frome
Watershed Thinking for Topographic Renewal Grady Clay
The Role of Western National Park Waters in Future Trout Fishing Orthello L. Wallis
--- And Now, The Nationwide Plan Donald B. Alexander
Planning Our Open Space Land Resources for the Future Aurthur A. Davis
Vol 2 No 2 - April 1965
Open Space and the Urban Environment Robert C. Weaver
Not By Truth Alone Freeman Tilden
The White House Message on Natural Beauty Pres. Lyndon B. Johnson
Wilderness and the Recreation-Seeker Kittridge A. Wing
Preserving America's Wildlife Heritage—Whose Responsibility? Thomas L. Kimball
Factors in Park Building Design William J. Hart
Scenic and Conservation Easements in Wisconsin Robert D. Espeseth
Why County Parks? Paul Emler, Jr.
Bibliography
Vol 2 No 3 - July 1965
The Role of Highways in a More Beautiful America John T. Connor
Conflict of Policy Donald B. Alexander
Research in Non-Urban Recreation Gordon D. Taylor
Interpretation in Action
Open Space: A Metropolitan Resource Program Andrew J. W. Scheffey
The Change Seekers Semon E. Knudsen
On Nostalgia as a Planning Concept in Historical Parks F. R. Holland, Jr.
Scenic Easements in the National Park Service's Program Donald E. Lee
Basic Park Philosophy Dr. Arthur T. Wilcox
"SCORP"
The Constructive Aspect of Inaction Freeman Tilden
Vol 2 No 4 - October 1965
The Challenge of Recreation for the Great Society Wilbur J. Cohen
Outdoor Recreation Action William W. Wells
Wave of the Future Dr. Stanley A. Cain
Uniting for Conservation George B. Hartzog, Jr.
Parks and Leisure: Toward a Higher Amusement Daniel McKinley
We Must Save Our Natural Resources Donald E. Johnson
Outdoor Recreation— John A. Baker
Reaping Harvests From Ancient Roots Gary C. Grassl
Camping — A Better Way of Life Earl P. Hanson
Vol 3 No 1 - January 1966
Water: The Riddle and the Answer Aubrey J. Wagner
Let's Think It Through Ira B. Lykes
What Price Natural Beauty? Dr. Stanley A. Cain
The Case of the Historical Park Ezra C. Stiles
The Community's Stake in Outdoor Recreation Planning J. W. Scheffey
Selection of Park Designers and Outdoor Recreation Planners Mrs. Joe Grout Wood
Myths and Facts About Forest Recreation, a Review of Forest Recreation Research in the Forest Service Walter S. Hopkins
Vegetation in Wilderness Areas Miron L. Heinselman
Partners in Progress—Adequate Research Programs Dr. Leslie M. Reid
Vol 3 No 2 - April 1966
What Have We Done With Arbor Day? John Edgar Hoover
The Center City: Is It Fulfilling Its Open Space Obligations? John P. Hewitt
The Message to Congress on Pollution Pres. Lyndon B. Johnson
Metropolitan Cleveland's "Emerald Necklace" Harold W. Groth
Skyrocketing Recreational Vehicle Sales Spur Need for Parking Areas Merrill D. Ormes
Ski Touring Trails Robert D. Larson
Conservation and Man's Environment Ian McTaggart Cowan
National Policy for County Parks & Recreation
Vol 3 No 3 - July 1966
Five Decades Past--and the Future George B. Hartzog, Jr.
The Stewardship of Parks Ira B. Lykes
Purposes and Goals of Family Camping Donald H. Shedd
Quality in Outdoor Recreation J. Alan Wagar
"America the Beautiful" Honorable Russell E. Train
The Choice We Face Ralph A. MacMullan
Conservation and the City Donald L. Goldman
The Playground Revisited...A New Evaluation Asher B. Etkes
Vol 3 No 4 - October 1966
Public Land Recreation at the Crossroads Hon. Wayne N. Aspinall
It's Time for Better Management of Resource Information Joseph Prendergast
What Makes Conservation Tick? Howard J. Grossman
... On Beautification Richard A. Moore
Natural Resource Librarianship in a New Era Dr. Thomas F. Bates
National Park Wilderness Planning Procedures George B. Hartzog, Jr.
Suburban Recreation Ernest M. Swanton
Vol 4 No 1 - January 1967
TVA's Land Between the Lakes Already Drawing Thousands Robert M. Howes
Speak Up, Conservationists Gilbert Gude
The Issues Underlying Recreation Policy Phillip O. Foss
Keynote—Congress for Parks and Recreation Laurance S. Rockefeller
The Recreation Story of Muskingum Harvey S. Crass
Partnership Planning for Water Recreation Brigadier Gen. Walter P. Leiber, U.S. Army
"--For a More Beautiful America" Pres. Lyndon B. Johnson
Vol 4 No 2 - April 1967
Natural Beauty—The New Focus on Quality Edward C. Crafts
Natural Beauty and the Beat Ira B. Lykes
Beautification Nash Castro
To Keep America Beautiful—Start the Habit Early Allen H. Seed, Jr.
Community Cleanup—A National Need Richard H. Hackendahl
"Natural Beauty" Lon Garrison
Emergence of Professional Landscape Architecture in America Hubert B. Owens
Cities in Parks William Penn Mott, Jr.
Recreation Information Management Gordon A. Hammon and John K. McDonald
Vol 4 No 3 - July 1967
The New U.S.D.A. Recreation Policy Orville L. Freeman
Balance and Variety in Park Systems Ben H. Thompson
Interior's Goal in the Federal Assistance Program Dr. Stanley A. Cain
Meeting Park and Recreation Needs Through Intergovernmental Cooperation William G. Colman
No Recreation Space Available Ernest M. Swanton
Providing Outdoor Recreation Jack L. Knetsch
CP+D=P William F. May
Lake City Junior College Forest Ranger School Announces Park Management Program C. R. Vinten
Nature and Wildlife Preserves in the Soviet Union S. Pereshkolnik
Vol 4 No 4 - October 1967
The Future of State Parks Hon. George F. Jackson
Campgrounds—Tomorrow is Already Here Ira B. Lykes
Camp-Omania—Ferment and Fuss! Ginny Ade
Underground Transmission—An Old Idea with Growing New Appeal Kenneth Holum
Preservation of Nature Dr. Stanley A. Cain
Building Beauty into Recreation Master Plans Garret Eckbo
Wilderness Problems of the U.S. Forest Service Richard L. Bury
National Parks of Japan Tetsumaro Senge
Vol 5 No 1 - January 1968
Outdoor Education at Sandy Hook Richard C. Cole
A Guest Editorial Dr. Sal J. Prezioso
Trends in Nature Conservation in South Africa: Tourism Joe Möller
Trends in Nature Conservation in South Africa: Research Joe Möller
Hello Neighbor, Glad to be in your neighborhood... ... John Cooper
Landmark Legislation: Act No. 176 (State of Indiana)
Concerning Dangers in National Parks Gale Koschmann Zimmer
Park Standards Open Space and Quality William L. Landahl
Vol 5 No 2 - April 1968
The Braille Trail Janice Collins
Guest Editorial: The Act Richard J. Costley
The Noah's Ark Children's Farm John P. Hewitt
Scientific Research in National Parks Kai Curry-Lindahl
Nurserymen and the Highways F. Raymond Brush
How Can Best Balance be Achieved in Park and Recreation Area Development? W. Mark Gosdin
University Training for Park Management Arthur T. Wilcox
The University's Commitment to the Profession of Parks & Recreation Louis F. Twardzik
Preparation for Resource Administration Dr. Leslie M. Reid
Roadside Beautification, Planning, Planting and Management Wilbur J. Garmhausen
Vol 5 No 3 - July 1968
Farm Life from the Past...Can Enlighten the Future Ernst T. Christensen
Plant Materials Adaptable to Roadside Development and Their Management Robert B. Thornton
Interpretation—The Missing Ingredient? Ben D. Mahaffey
Conservation Message from the President Printed in the Congressional Record Pres. Lyndon B. Johnson
Toward the Ideal Self-guiding Nature Trail Robert J. Badaracco
The Challenge of Leisure Dr. Arthur T. Wilcox
National Parks and Equivalent Reserves Jean-Paul Harroy
Summer in the Parks Yvonne Lanier
Research Studies on the Giant Sequoia Trees James W. Howell
Vol 5 No 4 - October 1968
Petersburg "Living History" Martin R. Conway
Cape Perpetua on the Oregon Coast Mrs. Elizabeth L. Horn
Parks or Parking John P. Hewitt
Philmont Scout Ranch Marion Clawson
State Park Statistics - 1967 Ben H. Thompson
Park Road Standards
The Purpose of Park Roads George B. Hartzog, Jr.
Russian National Parks Novosti Press Agency (APN)
Vol 6 No 1 - January 1969
Where are we going...? George B. Hartzog, Jr.
Guest Editorial: Hide Not Your Light Under a Bushel William B. P???
Joint House-Senate Colloquium on Environmental Policy July 17, 1968 Laurance S. Rockefeller
Future University-Trained Park Administrators Dr. George L. B. Pratt
University Training for Park Administration Leslie M. Reid
Our Role in Training for Park Administration Dr. Garrett G. Eppley
Interpretation—The Essential Commitment Robert J. Badaracco
The Case Against Hard Pesticides Ralph A. MacMullan
What Can Pesticides Do?
Lake Michigan Compact Approved
On Planning an Underwater Park— Charles Mehlert
AIMS II Environmental Taskforce Paul B. Dowling
Vol 6 No 2 - April 1969
Summer in the Parks - 1968 Russel Wright
A Fourth Dimension of History Edward P. Alexander
"Nature Interpretation" Dennis R. Baker
State Park Planning as Related to Urbanization George L. B. Pratt
Interpreting the Countryside Elisabeth Beazley
Thoughts on Nature Interpretation Conley L. Moffett
Nature in the City Paul B. Dowling
AIMS 6: Trees to Make the Cities Green Paul B. Dowling
Vol 6 No 3 - July 1969
The Old Men in Plaza Park Robert Sommer & Frank Becker
Swedish Nature Conservation and Forestry Lars-Erik Esping
Parks and Inner-city People Richard Kraus
Suggestions for Litter Removal and Sanitation in Remote Recreation Areas Dean W. Buchanan
Freedom from "Sound"
Daniel Boone is Dead David Lowenthal
Cooperation Between Government and Private Campground Owners Curtis G. Fuller
Vol 6 No 4 - October 1969
Snowmobiles Today Dr. Leslie L. Glasgow
The Role of Ecology in the National Parks Ian McTaggart Cowan
The Response of Parks & Recreation in Accepting the Challenge in Outdoor Recreation & Education James J. Truncer
Social Aspects of Outdoor Recreation—The Developed Campground John C. Hendee and Frederick L. Campbell
Tourism Marketing vs. Park Management John D. Hunt
The Management of Concessions and Other Services in National Parks in the United States Thomas F. Flynn, Jr.
Concentration—The Key to Quality in Outdoor Recreation Dr. Robert R. O'Brien
Demand for Recreation—An Essential Tool for Resource Planning Gordon D. Taylor
Vol 7 No 1 - January 1970
"We Must Always Return to This Earth." Sen. Edmund S. Muskie
Government and the Campground Entrepreneur Ray Agnew
Campground & Camper Market Research Wilbur F. LaPage
The Crisis in Environment: An Opportunity for Reconciliation Carl E. Bagge
Above Lake Needwood Robert L. Young
Ecology: Its Place in Water Management Dr. Stanley A. Cain
Problems in National Parks Management in East Africa Antoon de Vos
AIMS 9: Site Planning to Save Nature Paul B. Dowling
AIMS 10: An Ecological Viewpoint on Natural Beauty Paul B. Dowling
(Starting with the following issue, the name was shortened to just Trends. There was an error in the volume number of the next issue—it was listed as 6 and not 7.)Vol 6 (7) No 2 - April 1970
"Ecology and Politics in America's Environmental Crisis" Sec. Walter J. Hickel
Multiple Use of Rights of Way: a Challenge to the Past Carl E. Bagge
Should All of Our Environmental Waste be Economic Waste? Dr. Aaron J. Teller
The Snowmobile & Environmental Quality Malcolm F. Baldwin
People Problem, People Solution Howard Ennes
Carrying Capacity of National Parks in Japan Michio Oi
Environmental Analysis in Local Development Planning Hugh B. Montgomery
Vol 7 No 3 - July 1970
The Tökai Nature Trail Michio Oi
Conservation Law—Seeking a Breakthrough in the Courts Luther J. Carter
Environmental Architecture: A concern for the public view of the forest landscape Edward P. Cliff
"Our Environment" George B. Hartzog, Jr.
Conservation, Politics, and Democracy John C. Hendee, Richard P. Gale, and Joseph Harry
The Future of County & Metropolitan Parks Robert D. Espeseth
The Future of Multiple Use James S. Bethel
Parks & Urban Mental Health Maury Lieberman
Vol 7 No 4 - October 1970
Oil Pollution Ira N. Gabrielson
Motivations of Wilderness Users William R. Catton, Jr.
Land for Posterity: Natur Conservancy Uses Loan Programs to Save Forests, Islands, Marshes Dennis Farney
Vol 8 No 1 - January 1971
Notes on the Conservation Revolution Paul Brooks
A Question is Asked: A Start for the Next 50 Years Louis F. Twardzik
What Today's College-age Youth Wants From State Parks Wayne C. Edwards
That Nebulous Word, "Conservation" Richard L. Bury
Values and Perspectives for the World of Tomorrow Jean Chrétien
A Psychologist Views Parks...Our Islands of Renewal Edwin B. Wenzel
The Human Cost of Ecological Imbalance Charles C. Johnson, Jr.
Campground Planning for the 1970's Malcolm I. Bevins
Vol 8 No 2 - April 1971
Now or Never Raymond L. Freeman
Creating Environmental Awareness B. Ray Horn
Interpreting the American Landscape—Values, Challenges and Opportunities Robert Badaracco
The American Public Executive: New Functions, New Style, New Purpose Harlan Cleveland
Vol 8 No 3 - July 1971
Black Ecology Nathan Hare
Living Historical Farms Ernst Christensen
Quantity or Quality? A Necessary Choice for Environmental Management Gerado Budowski
Does Recreational Development Pay Off? John C. Hendee
Parks and Process Jean Worth Matthews
Vol 8 No 4 - October 1971
A Parks and Recreation Essay Willard W. Brown
Will 10,000,000 People Ruin All This Elliot McCleary
The Disney Imperative Wesley Marx
Placing a Dollar Sign on Urban Parks Donald G. Brauer
Outdoor Recreation Use—A U.S. Forest Service Report Elwood L. Shafer, Jr. and Rita M. Rammrath
Toward an Environmental Ethic Rogers C.B. Morton
Vol 9 No 1 - Jan/Feb/Mar 1972
Introduction
Wilderness Preserved Roderick Nash
The Universe of Wilderness is Vanishing Robert Marshall
The Wilderness: Just How Wild Should It Be? Eric Julber
Is the Wilderness Act Working? Michael McCloskey
Public Hearings: "Show and Tell Time" for Wilderness Robert B. Kasparek
Are Americans Receiving Full Benefits from Wilderness? James R. Turnbull
Myths in Wilderness Decision Making George H. Stankey
Preservation of Desert Wilderness Walter P. Taylor
Wilderness and Its Values William O. Douglas
Vol 9 No 2 - April/May/June 1972
Townscape & Landscape: The Coming Battleground Grady Clay
New Strategies from Open Space Philip R. Pryde
Tomorrow is Now for the Parks and Recreation Professional Kenneth J. Smithee
National Parks for the Future John M. Kauffmann
National Park Perspectives Anthony Wayne Smith
Park Space for Urban America John P. Keith and John P. Milsap
Land Use Reform and the Environmental Challenge Lance Marston
Trails: Who Needs Them? Dorothy Boyle Huyck
Vol 9 No 3 - July/Aug/Sept 1972
Introduction
Snowmobiles: Love 'Em or Hate 'Em James D. Perry and Les Line
The Off-Road Experience Frederick M. King
The Invasion of the Awful ORVs Jack Hope
A Statutory Guide—Snowmobiles and Other Off-Road Vehicles
ORRV Facilities and Legislation at the State Level
Vol 9 No 4 - Oct/Nov/Dec 1972
Urban Role of Cemeteries
People, Parks, Plans, Programs & People Robert E. Everly
Power Issue: To Strip the Land or Not Richard Corrigan
Alternatives
Geothermal Energy
Significance of Strip-Mined Coal
Vol 10 No 1 - Jan/Feb/Mar 1973
Projected the Future in the Worldwide National Park Movement Kai Curry-Lindahl
The Master Plan for National Parks and Their Regional Setting Sylvia Crowe
Help for National Parks The International Union for the Conservation of Nature
Development and Training of Personnel Kenton R. Miller
Management of Flora and Fauna in National Parks Hugh F. Lamprey
Upgrading Park Interpretation and Communication with the Public Don Aldridge
An Ecosystem Approach to Marine Parks and Reserves G. Carleton May
How Well Has the U.S. Managed Its National Park System Nathaniel P. Reed
Second World Conference on National Parks: Recommendations Delegates to the 2nd World Conference
IUCN Resolution 1, A National Park Definition
(Starting with the following issue, the volume/number was dropped from the issues. The following volumes/numbers reflect what would have been designated for each issue.)Vol 10 No 2 - April/May/June 1973
Introduction: Campground Reservations
Campground Reservation Systems: A Study James T. Burnett, III
Should Function or Policy Dictate Planning Clare A. Gunn
Vol 10 No 3 - July/Aug/Sept 1973
Introduction: Culture Comes of Age in America Berenice Reed
I. Old Places Into New Programs
II. Programs Without Facilities
III. Special Spots
IV. New Directions
Vol 10 No 4 - Oct/Nov/Dec 1973
Vest-Pocket Parks are Alive and Well in Missouri Dorothy Bajak
Solid Waste Disposal—Someone Else's Business Don Frifield
The Harlem River Bronx State Parks—An Experiment in Urban Recreation Dorothy Bajak
Some Capacity Theory for Park and Recreation Areas Rendel Alldredge
Vol 11 No 1 - Jan/Feb/Mar 1974
Intergovernmental Participation
Accommodating the Handicapped—An Introduction Richard L. Austin
Efforts to Adapt National Forest Recreation Area for Use by the Handicapped Arthur J. Carroll
Considerations in Accommodating the Handicapped Dave Park
Intergovernmental Participation in Land Use Planning—From Rhetoric to Reality Warren T. Zitzmann
A-95—Ha it made a contribution to urban planning? David Myhra
The Adirondack Park Agency Rendel B. Alldredge
Vol 11 No 2 - April/May/June 1974
Interpretation
Principles of Interpretation Freeman Tilden
Living with the land William C. Beckner
The Challenge of Professional Interpretation Nelson T. Bernard, Jr.
Interpretation for Recreation Rex E. Derr
Interpreting Parks for Kids—Making it Real Gary Machlis and Donald R. Field
The Interpretive Encounter: Breaking the Barriers Steve Van Matre
Vol 11 No 3 - July/August/September 1974
Trends for the Handicapped
Making Parks and Recreation Areas Accessible
Who Are the Handicapped?
The Handicapped Speak About Their Recreation Needs
Planning for Everyone
Uncle Wheelchair Visits Park and Recreation Areas
Budget Ways to Make Your Facilities Accessible
Public Facilities: Legal Obligations
Ideas for Accommodating the Handicapped
Reaching Out
Who Can You Turn To?
Nature Trail for the Senses
A Recreation Area for the Handicapped
(Starting with the following issue, the publication Guideline was incorporated within each issue of Trends.)Vol 11 No 4 - October/November/December 1974
Understanding Our Heritage
Understanding Our Heritage: an introduction
A New Age of Railroading in the 70's
National Register of Historic Places
National Historic Landmarks Program
Historic American Buildings Survey
Historic American Engineering Record
The Government As a Landlord for Historic Properties
Living History: An Active Interpretation of The Past Steve Lewis
Administration
Guidelines for Historic Preservation and Building Codes Giorgio Cavaglieri
Financing Historic Preservation Efforts Richard Mehring
Preservation of the Restored Structure Henry A. Judd
State Historic Preservation Plan Duncan Muckelroy
Black Historic Landmarks
Industrial Archeology: A New Dimension to Historic Preservation
Landscape Restoration in Yonkers, N.Y.
Who Can You Turn To?
A Basic Bibliography for Preservation Philip D. Spiess II
Vol 12 No 1 - January/February/March 1975
Trends in Communication
Good Communications for Park and Recreation Managers Ed Winge
A Statewide Communication Effort
Getting the Word Out
How to Write a News Release Tom Wilson
Preparing Effective Public Service Announcements Jean Henderer
Getting Your Story on the Air Jerry W. Gause
Illustrating an Oral Presentation Effectively John S. Blair
Signs for Parklands Vincent Gleason
The Government for Graphic Design Jerome Perlmutter
What's In a Newsletter? Donna Logan
Before You Prepare a Publication
The Blue Pencil
Accurate Specifications Make Accurate Estimates
From Copy to Galley to You
Mapping Richard Saul Wurman, Howard Brunner, and Nancy Donovan
Staging a Public Event
Setting Up a News Conference
Emergency Media Relations
Film: A Management Odyssey Grant Ross
Designing Effective Displays Eugene Behlin
Advertising Council
Bibliography
Vol 12 No 2 - April/May/June 1975
Trends in Environmental Education
Environmental Education—A Cornerstone of Park Interpretation Bill Dunmire
A Roundtable Discussion on Environmental Education
Environmental Dimensions Doug Evans
The Four "R's" of Education Steve Van Matre
The Strands Concepts Glenn Hinsdale
A Process Approach to Education Audrey Dixon
The Scope of Environmental Education Bruce McHenry
Cape Cod
John Muir Elementary School
Ragged Ridge Center
Shenandoah
Everglades
Delaware Water Gap
Lightship Chesapeake
TREE
STEP
Linking Living History and Environmental Education
Residential Approaches to Environmental Education
Attacking the Problems of the Environment through Education Lou Ritrovato
Natural Resource Management and Environmental Education Rodger Giddings
Energy Accounting Systems Jean Matthews
What Is the Federal Government Doing In Environmental Education Don Cook
Who Can You Turn To?
Bibliography
Vol 12 No 3 - July/August/September 1975
Marine Biology, Parks and Recreation around the World
Introduction
Looking at the International Side of Things Robert Milne
Sharing Ideas Across International Boundaries
Marine Parks: Planning for Recreation, Interpretation and Environmental Education Alan H. Robinson
Who Can You Turn To?
Learning By Sharing
Man and the Biosphere
The Nature Conservancy
ZZChange for the Future William Penn Mott, Jr.
A Financial Management Study for Pennsylvania Parks Charles H. Strauss
Vol 12 No 4 - October/November/December 1975
Park and Recreation Programs
The Importance of Recreation Programming Adah Parker Strobell
Recreation Programming
Using Volunteers for Park Recreation Programs
Interagency Action Saves and Serves Youth Sondra Kirsh
Bicentennial Recreation Program Ideas Bette Weseman
High Risk Programming
Evaluation
Who Can You Turn To?
Bicentennial Program Ideas: Bibliography
Vol 13 No 1 - January/February/March 1976
Maintenance
Introduction Gerald A. Rowe
Maintenance As A Career Gary Everhardt
Energy Conservation in the Park Eugene P. Krug
Planning for Maintenance Management Robert D. Espeseth
Preventive Maintenance
The Maintenance Service Center James W. Taylor
A Maintenance Management System for Highways Alfred L. Miller
Performance Standards for Maintenance
Pollution Abatement Oni Houston
Occupational Safety and Health Fred D. Tidwell
Maintenance of Historic Areas Dale Sipes
Cost Analysis, Budgeting and Maintenance Financial Records Theodore H. Schaefer, Jr.
Who Can You Turn To?
Awards
Vol 13 No 2 - April/May/June 1976
Camping
Camping—The American Trend Ira B. Lykes
Attitudes and Spending Patterns in Michigan Private Campgrounds Eugene F. Dice
Campsite Reservation Systems Arthur W. Magill
Setting Realistic Rates Rollin B. Cooper
Making Room for Interpretation in Campgrounds Norman A. Bishop
Guidelines for Managing Backcountry Travel and Usage Victor B. Godin and Raymond E. Leonard
Adventure Education—One Antidote for 'future shock' Dan Meyer
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 13 No 3 - July/August/September 1976
Scientific Research Emphasis
Introduction
Rustic Architecture: The National Park Style Merrill Ann Wilson
Preserving the Congaree Swamp Robert L. Janiskee
Managing Coastal and Lake Systems Robert Dolan, Bruce Hayden, John Fisher and Paul Godfrey
Protecting Waterbirds Paul F. Buckley and Francine Buckley
A Look At A Retreating Shoreline Paul Godfrey
The River and the City Theodore Sudia
Vol 13 No 4 - October/November/December 1976
Innovative Financing
Introduction
Zero Base Budgeting
Ways and Means to Stretch Tax Dollars Richard C. Trudeau
Volunteers
Getting a Grant
Fee or For Free Andy Leon Harney
Making Self-Operating Facilities Self-Sufficient Alfred Bennett Rosin
Historical Properties: A Case for Leasing William Forrey
Revolving Loan Funds and the Tax Reform Act of 1976 F. Aldrich Edwards
Investments and Trusts G. Randolph Worls
Gift and Take
In Support of Self-Operated Facilities Darrell Winslow
Financing Historic Preservation
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 14 No 1 - January/February/March 1977
Historic Preservation
Introduction
Federal Legislation for Historic Preservation
Legislative Incentives for Historic Preservation
Guidelines for Rehabilitating Old Buildings
Field Procedures for Examining Humidity in Masonry Buildings W. Brown Morton III
Danger: Restoration May Be Hazardous to Your Health
New Tools for Preserving Old Buildings
Bringing the Building to the Lab: A story of the Park Service's new Preservation Laboratory
Refining a Refinery into a Park Andy Leon Harney
Underwater Archeology
Up from the Deep: What Happens to Objects Recovered from Underwater Sites Curtiss Peterson
Interpreting History Marcella Sherfy
The National Register of Historic Places
Recording Historic Buildings: Documenting Our Heritage
Emergency Recording: One Step Ahead of the Wrecker's Ball Eric Delony
The Grants-in-Aid Program
The Interagency Archeological Program
Who Can You Turn To?
Awards
Vol 14 No 2 - April/May/June 1977
Natural Resource Management
Introduction Neal Guse
Planning for Natural Resources David Butts
Land Use Planning for Parks: What It's All About L. Lee Purkerson
Issues in Managing Shoreline and Underwater Park Resources L. Lee Purkerson
The Special Challenge of Endangered Species and Natural Resource Management John G. Dennis
Urban Wastes for Soil Rejuvination James C. Patterson
Pests: Controlling a Potential Enemy of Natural Resources George Mahaffey
Natural Fire in Yellowstone National Park Don G. Despain and Robert E. Sellers
An Interagency Fire Center at Boise
Natural and Cultural Resources Management: Elements of Compatibility Robert Stottlemyer
National Park Estuarine and Coastal Marine Fisheries Management Gary E. Davis
A Computerized Accounting System for Backcountry Use Donald R. Field, Marisue Wells and Robert Flewlling
The Effects of a Drought on Natural Resources
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 14 No 3 - July/August/September 1977
Public Involvement Emphasis
Introduction
Navajo Initiative In Land Use Planning Pat Conner
Youth Conservation Corps Grover Barham
Guidelines for Planning Youth Programs David J. Cullen and Marshall Gingery
A Catalog of Energy Saving Ideas
Project W.E.Y. Andy Leon Harney
C.A.P.R.E.—Capital Area Park and Recreation Executives F. Frank Rubini
Public Involvement In Planning for Yosemite National Park John J. Reynolds
Evaluating NPS Visitor Centers E.H. Zube, J.F. Palmer and J.H. Crystal
On the Road With Trailside Country School Andy Leon Harney
Commercial Horseback Riding in Rocky Mountain National Park Richard G. Trahan
Vol 14 No 4 - October/November/December 1977
Arts in the Parks
Introduction Jean C. Henderer
Artists for Environment Joel Corcos Levy
Summerthing Barbara Rae Volgeman
Nature Motivates Creativity and Learning Gretchen Fosse
Traditional Folk Arts and Parks Joe Wilson
Glen Echo Park Beverly Chapman
Music in the Meadow Darrell G. Winslow
Celebrating the Environment Through Dance Audrey J. Karr
Firehouse Art Station Callie Whitney
Recycling Found Places for the Arts
Make Your Own Music Audrey J. Karr
Financial Support for Community Arts
The Role of Community Parks and Recreation Departments in Promoting the Arts Raymond T. Forsberg
Who Can You Turn To?
(Starting with the following issue, the volume/number was resumed for each issue.)Vol 15 No 1 - Winter 1978
Park Management
Introduction
Park Forecasting William C. Everhart
Issues and Challenges: Management Perspectives Charles H. Odegaard, George Hamilton, Philip Huey, Bonne Moon and James Truncer
Energy Conservation Oni P. Houston
Generating Park Revenue Charles R. Spears
Pursuing Gifts of Land and Money Wayne C. Kennedy
Education for Park Management Careers Leslie M. Reid
Park Law Enforcement Philip K. McKnelly
Thinking About Vandalism Robert Fichter and Alvin B. Scott
Resource Protection Andrew E. Hutchison
Workload/Cost Tracking Chrystos Siderelis
CETA and the Harpers Ferry Job Corps Center David J. Cullen and Marshall A. Gingery
Restoring Franklin Park Jonathan C. Dopkeen and Mark P. Cullinan
Montgomery County, Maryland's Creative Master Plan
Retreating for Interpretation Robert Weldon Baird
Who Can You Turn To?
Awards
Vol 15 No 2 - Spring 1978
Serving Special Populations
Introduction
Affirmative Action for Special Populations in the National Park Service William J. Whalen
The Common-Sense Solution Frank G. Bowe and Laurence D. Wiseman
Let's-Play-To-Grow Eunice Kennedy Shriver
Children's Experimental Workshops Wendy Ross
A Challenge for Park and Recreation Managers Russell Cahill
Before We Can Understand Recreation for Handicapped People... Paul Hippolitus and Dr. John Nesbitt
NPS Guidelines for Serving Special Populations
Design Standards for Providing Accessibility
Recreation for Deaf People Barbara Pomeroy and Kathleen Zaccagnini
Special-Use Trail Walter Jones
Interpretation for Retired National Parkgoers Gordon Bultena, Donald Field and Renee Renninger
Gateway Reaches Out J. Daniel Houtman
Therapeutic Recreation Center David D. Henderson
Research Findings on Specialized Interpretation Maureen McDonough, Donald Field and James Gramann
Project Touch Gary M. Robb and Jeffrey P. Witman
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 15 No 3 - Summer 1978
Medley of Summer Concerns/Opportunities
Introduction
Arizona's Unique State Park Michael Ramnes
A Capital Idea for Summer Fun Vicki J. Glenn
How to Plan a Golf Course Harry C. Eckhoff
Ranger's Four-Pawed Partner Sandy Bryson
Point Mallard Aquatic Center Julian Walker
Resolving Conflicting Use on Michigan's Inland Lakes Keith Wilson
New Approaches to Safety Problems Duane K. Enger
Handling Mountaineering Emergencies
Safe Boating Tips
Banking On the Wind
Camping: What You Can Expect in 1985 Malcolm I. Bevins
The RV Industry and Campgrounds Bill Spanke
Water-Based Parks: A County Approach James B. Work
Bikeway Planning Daniel Smith, Jr.
Bicycle Safety Tips
Bikeway Funding Sources
Vol 15 No 4 - Fall 1978
Urban Park and Recreation Opportunities
Urban Parks: A Professional Perspective William J. Whalen
Historic Preservationists and Conservationists: Partners for Urban Livability James Biddle
Conservation, Parks, and Urban Revitalization Dwight F. Rettie
NPS and Urban Parks: Past Record, Future Promise Theodore R. McCann and Nancy J. Schmitz
Boston's Urban Wilds Ralph Memolo
Improving Access to the Parks Harrison A. Williams, Jr.
Seattle Park Bridges a Freeway Lou Anne Kirby
Preserving Special Landscapes Donald W. Humphrey
The City Park August Heckscher
National Urban Recreation Study Findings
Meeting Milwaukee's Urban Recreation Challenges Larry L. Lennox and staff
A Park Comes to Charlestown D. Thomas Ross
Federal Support for Local Park and Recreation Systems Judith S. Benedict
Conclusion Ira J. Hutchison
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 16 No 1 - Winter 1979
Energy Conservation and Environmental Education
Introduction Robert L. Herbst
Roundtable Discussion: Energy/Environmental Education in Our National Parks
Is Environmental Education for People...Or for the Birds? Rudy Schafer
A New Partnership: Environmental Education and Recreation Barbara B. Clark
Environmental Education and Energy Management at Mesa Verde National Park Ronald R. Switzer
A National Center for Environmental Education Alexander J. Barton, Walter E. Jeske, and George L.B. Pratt
Appreciating Our Built Environment Pamela Caldwell
Extending Networks from Park to City Sam Holmes
Teaching the Land Ethic Tamra Peters
Bare Bones to Nicely Muscled Environmental Education Audrey Dixon and Stan Lock
A New Frontier for TVA John R. Paulk
Energy As a Baseline for Environmental Education Jean Matthews
It's Not Easy...But It Sure Is Important!
On the Nature of Things And What It May Teach Us Thomas A. Robertson and Sandra M. Lauffer
Values and Environmental Education Audrey Dixon
Who You Can Turn To
Vol 16 No 2 - Spring 1979
Rivers and Trails
Introduction William J. Whalen
An Analysis of the National Wild and Scenic Rivers System and Alternative Means of River Preservation Robert Eastman and Howard Brown
The Appalachian Trail Dave Richie
The National Trails System
A Triumph of Volunteerism Henry W. Lautz
Minnesota's Wild and Scenic Rivers Program Michael Priesnitz
Urban Waterscapes Tedd McCann
Less-Than-Fee Acquisition of River and Trail Corridors Howard Brown
Managing Visitor Use On Whitewater Rivers David W. Lime
A Partnership Approach to Protecting and Managing A River Gerald L. Stokes
Linear Park Management Challenges: Three Perspectives Kenneth J. Smithee, Joe Brown, and William C. Birdsell
Carrying Capacity David W. Lime
Instream Flows and Recreation Ronald Hyra
Acquisition and Development of an Urban Regional Trail System Hulet C. Hornbeck
Owl Trail Robert B. Kauffman
Who Can You Turn To?
Awards
Vol 16 No 3 - Summer 1979
State Parks
Introduction Ney C. Landrum
Message from National Park Service Director William J. Whalen
Annual Information Exchange
Parks & Programs of Note
Camping
Natural Resource Management
Restoration & Living History
Energy Conservation
Cooperative Ventures
Serving Special Populations
Creative Management & Public Relations
Maintenance
Structures, Signs & Parking Tips
Who Can You Turn To?
Letter from the Editor
Vol 16 No 4 - Fall 1979
Law Enforcement and the Park Mission
Introduction Boyd Evison
Message from National Park Service Director William J. Whalen
Ranger Image John M. Morehead
Constitutional Law George F. Knight
Law Enforcement in the Wilderness J.W. Wade
State Approach to Park Law Enforcement: Illinois Charles L. Tamminga
State Approach: Arkansas Richard W. Davies and Tyler Hardeman
State Approach: New York Charles F. Hurley
U.S. Park Police Meet Urban Challenges Captain Robert E. Langston
Background of the U.S. Park Police Major Jack M. Sands
Civil Liability Rick Gale
Are Park Managers Part of the Problem? John Harris, Ph.D.
Behavior Modification James F. Burke, Richard Schreyer, Ph.D. and John D. Hunt, Ph.D.
Cleveland's Ranger Training Academy Louis Tsipis
Developing a Resource and Visitor Protection Management Program James Brady
A "Delicatessen" with Rangers Denni Piper
Vol 17 No 1 - Winter 1980
Safety and Occupational Health
Introduction Nancy Blauvelt
NPS Approach Leroy Spivey
Planning and Design for Safety and Emergency Provisions Monty L. Christiansen
Risk Recreation: Philosophical Issues Joel F. Meier
Towards a System for Evaluating Visitor Safety/Accident Control Programs in Parks and Recreation William W. Davis
Occupational Hazards and Industrial Hygiene Connie Villar
Accident Analysis—A Statistical Survey of Park and Recreation Accidents Kay Doerr
Risk Management in The Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission Richard C. Stevenson
Safety as a Collateral Duty—Seashore State Park Thomas L. Gregory
Road and Highway Safety—Tort Liability David C. Oliver
Providing Safe and Healthful Concession Facilities and Services L.E. "Buddy" Surles
Bridge Safety Donald Miller
Safety for Special Populations Mary C. Rubin
Conclusion: Importance of Effective Communications in Your Safety Management Program John Hast
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 17 No 2 - Spring 1980
Partnerships for Survival
Introduction Chris Therrai Delaporte, Director, HCRS
NRPA: Meeting New Challenges Through Partnerships John H. Davis
Business/Government Partnerships Boost Public Leisure Opportunities Tish Hunter
Contractual Services: A Catalyst for Partnership Clare Beckhardt
From the Ground Up Mayor Jim McConn
Why Volunteer? Kerry Kenn Allen
Volunteer Partnerships at Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Peggy O'Dell
Legal and Logistical Aspects of a Volunteer Program Betty Murphy
Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area Robert S. Chandler
The Pinelands National Reserve Sean Reilly and Chick Fagan
PEPCO: In Partnership with the Community James H. Parsons, Stephen M. Genua, and D. Scott Gravatt
The W&OD Railroad Regional Park Darrell G. Winslow
Partnership Dynamics Howard Levitt and Ray Murray
HCRS: A Partner and a Partnership Broker Meg Maguire
Who Can You Turn To?
Letter from Your Managing Editor
Vol 17 No 3 - Summer 1980
The Park and Recreation Employee
Introduction Maureen Palmedo
Confessions of a Country Mouse Ellen Ruth Reiss
Gateway Boosts Urban Career Opportunities Herbert S. Cables, Jr.
Urban Interpretive Services: An Investment in the Future Steven Kahn
Upward Mobility Dorothy Benton
Theme Park Employment Connie Desaulniers
Goodyear's Approach Bernard A. Watts
The Industrial Recreation Boom: An interview with Patrick Stinson, Executive Director of the National Industrial Recreation Association
Meet Your Colleagues
Robert Conner, Therapeutic Recreation Specialist, Washington, DC Department of Recreation
Bill Matheson, Maintenance Supervisor, Fort Worden State Park, WA
Roy W. Feuchter, Director of Recreation Management, USDA Forest Service
Mary Alice Bivens, Director, Arizona Outdoor Recreation Coordinating Commission
Jon J. Gruver, Recreation Specialist, US Navy, Special Services
Marty Silver, Seasonal Interpreter and Park Naturalist, Warriors' Path State Park, TN
Preparing Park and Recreation Professionals Today Richard Kraus and Delores Williams
Time for Change Karen Drucker
Reaching Out to High-Risk Youth Robert Peterson
Guide to the Governmental Job Market Kevin Coyle and Carl Friedrich
NRPA Employment Services Donald Henckel
Vol 17 No 4 - Fall 1980
Vegetation Management
Introduction Mai Liis Bartling
Choosing Appropriate Vegetation Charles M. Sacamano
Managing Urban Forests for Recreation John F. Dwyer
Breeding Better Trees for People Frank S. Santamour, Jr.
Plan Before You Plant Monty L. Christiansen
Integrated Pest Management William and Helga Olkowski
IPM in Modesto: A case study
Recreation Opportunity Spectrum: A New Management Concept Thomas A. Hoots and Leon J. Buist
How to Start a Street Tree Program Richard D. Marling
Managing Recreational Fields of Turfgrass John R. Street
Evolution of a Policy for Vegetation Management John Nicoles
Vegetation Fire Control at East Bay
Vol 18 No 1 - 1981
Water-based Recreation
Introduction Maureen Palmedo
New Jersey's Urban Waterfronts Elizabeth Chase
Safety and Law Enforcement on Chesapeake Bay Captain James M. Hurley
Managing Idaho's Water-Based Recreation Robert L. Meinen
Water and Power Boosts Recreation Opportunities Kathy Brocato, Ph.D.
Recycling Detroit's Riverfront Harriet Sapperstein
Producing Better Sport Fish James E. Weaver, Ph.D.
Portland Returns to Its Waterfront Douglas W. Bridges
Outlook for Recreational Boating Michael G. Sciulla
Management Strategies at Fire Island National Seashore staff
Pacific Power and Light Company: A Corporate Good Neighbor Lee Carothers
TVA Lends Recreation a Hand George M. Humphrey, Robert A. Marker, and Richard D. Austin
Recreational Offerings of Pennsylvania Power and Light Richard E. Cary
Delaware's Water-Recreation Tourism Susan M. Laporte
Riding the Crest of the Water Slide Boom Robyn Bebbington
Vol 18 No 2 - 1981
Coping with Cutbacks
Introduction George Turnbull
Minnesota Saves Through Careful Planning Linda Pierce, Laurie Young, and Mike Miller
Quality Interpretation through Citizen Involvement William H. Sontag
Energy Saving in Ohio State Parks Don Olson
Creative Financing in a Cutback Era Richard C. Trudeau
Senior Citizen Park Maintenance Corps Bob Feeney
How a Regional Park District Cuts Costs Darrell G. Winslow
Strategies for Managing Fuel Cutbacks William Murphy and Eddie Hueston
Seattle's Advisory Councils C. M. "Bud" Girtch
Productivity through Worker Incentive and Satisfaction Daniel G. Hobbs
Vol 18 No 3 - 1981
Equipment and Facilities Design
Introduction Frank C. Goodell
Innovative Park Design for the 1980's John W. Bright
Energy-Efficient Sportsmen's Park R.O. Forson
Facility Design: Style or Stereotype? Bill Sontag
Fremont's (NB) Vandal-Resistant Restrooms Joe Collins
Equipment for Battling Forest Fires Steve Such
Rediscovering Geothermal Energy Ray Lowery, Jr.
How the Forest Service Tests Equipment Eunice Waldmann
Alternate, Energy-Saving Vehicle Technology John Hoke
Electric Vehicles in the Park John Hoke
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 18 No 4 - 1981
Urban Forestry
Introduction Kathleen A. Pleasant
Research Programs in Urban Forestry George H. Moeller
Resource Management in Visitor Use Areas Jonathan B. Jarvis
Wildlife in City Parks Thomas M. Franklin
Forestry in Planning and Development Gary A. Moll
Recycling Trees: Upgrading an Urban Forestry Program Roger Moellendorf
Forests in the City Charmaine Ng
Interpretation of Urban Natural Areas Lurrie V. Pope
Urban Forestry—Forestry of the Future Frederick J. Deneke and Larry E. Biles
Urban Forestry—Tyler Arboretum Style David B. Williams
Cost Effectiveness in Managing Urban Forests E.R.F.W. (Ted) Crossman, Philip A. Barker and J. Alan Wagar
National Urban Forestry Conference Richard Pardo
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 19 No 1 - 1982
Trends in Natural Resources Management
Message from NPS Director Russell E. Dickenson
Introduction: The Greening of Natural Resources Management Roland H. Wauer
WHAT'S HAPPENING?
Integrated Pest Management George M. Gardner
Fire Management Update David B. Butts
On the Biology and Management of Species Threatened with Extinction A.R. Weisbrod
Wildlife Population Management Christine Schonewald-Cox
Minerals Management Charles W. Wood and Daniel M. Hamson
IMPLEMENTATION
Resources Management Plans—A Strategy for the Future Milford R. Fletcher and William R. Supernaugh
Natural Resources Management Training in the NPS Douglas Morris
Natural Resources Management Development (Trainee) Program
Natural Resources Management in the Parks—An Explosion of Complexities Gary L. Gregory
Role of New Resource Managers in the NPS Bryan Harry
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 19 No 2 - 1982
Trends in Maintenance Management
The Importance of Maintenance Russell E. Dickenson
Introduction George Gowans
A Project Evaluation Program Stanley Albright
Maintenance Standards—A Report from the National Society for Park Resources and the American Park and Recreation Society Arthur T. Wilcox
Conflict—Security vs. Life Safety Quinton Y. Lawson
Adaptive Use of Cultural Resources Hugh C. Miller
Procedures and Requirements for a Facility Inspection and Inventory Program Donald Herring
Risk Management Robert D. Espeseth
A Fire Safety Equivalency System for Overnight Accommodations Harold E. Nelson
Some Reflections on Contracting James Wolfe
Hazardous Waste Management Frank J. Ruswick, Jr.
NRPA Maintenance Management Resources Kent J. Blumenthal
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 19 No 3 - 1982
Trends in Energy Management
Message from NPS Director Russell E. Dickenson
Introduction John Duran
Energy: Wild Card of the 80's Susan V. Allen
An Energy Management Plan that Really Works Susan V. Allen and Frank Pezzorello
Using the Energy Planning and Management System Bill Graham
Passive Solar Design Claude Thompson, Jr.
Alternative Energy Resources:
I. Two Approaches for Small Scale Solar Systems Richard Simmons and Richard D. Davis
II. Solar Electric Projects Addison Hulse
III. Wind Power Development Richard D. Davis
IV. Micro-Hydro Power John Teichert
V. Geothermal Potential D.M. Aughenbaugh
Micro-computers for Energy Data Processing Ted R. Dinkel
Retrofitting Historic Structures Peter W. Woodbury
The Insulation of Wood Frame Buildings Murray J. Cowan
Safety in Wood Heating Linda E. Newman
The Energy Future—Through Rose-Colored Glasses—Darkly James W. Sterwart
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 19 No 4 - 1982
Trends in Research and Applied Technology
Point of View... Frank Goodell
Introduction Jean Matthews with message from Bill Forrey
NPS, MAB and Natural Resources Christine Schonewald-Cox
Parks, Science and Volunteers—A Winning Mix Mark C. Jorgensen
An Answer to "When Are You Going to Quit?" Rolf O. Peterson
Shoreline Stabilization through Marsh Restoration Bonnie Lou Gay and John T. Tanacredi
The Peregrine Falcon Story Jean Matthews
Catalytic Burn Theodore W. Sudia
Can Signs Help Visitors Control Their Own Behavior? Richard K. Ormrod and Richard G. Trahan
Monitoring Visitor Use for Interpretation at Urban Recreation Sites Donald R. Field, Darryll R. Johnson and James Gramann
Fire Control:
Designing Fire Programs for Parks James K. Agee
Fires on Florida's Merritt Island Bring Interagency Response Jack de Golia and Craig L. Rieben
Constitution Gardens Lake—The Ecological Connection John Hoke
Cooperative Park Study Units: A Study in Synergy James K. Agee, Donald R. Field and Edward E. Starkey
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 20 No 1 - 1983
Trends in Computers in Parks and Recreation
Introduction Richard J. Schroth, Re.D.
Maintenance Scheduling and Management System Chrystos D. Siderelis
Scheduling of Outdoor Athletic Facilities Dan Dahlquist and Ron Bullock
Labor Cost-Tracking System Richard J. Schroth, Re.D.
Computer Assisted Reservations Richard H. Keifer
Sesame Place Sandra G. Hanna
Plant Management System Carl R. Hahn
An Approach to In-House Computer Training Deborah Arfman White
The Paperless Office Karen Michaels
A Computerized Maintenance Analysis Control Procedure Chrystos D. Siderelis
Who Can You Turn To? Bibliography Robert T. Watts, Ph.D.
Vol 20 No 2 - 1983
Trends in Cultural Resources Management
Introduction F. Ross Holland, Jr.
Planning for Cultural Properties in the National Park System Louis E. Reid and Donald W. Humphrey
Identifying Significant Historical Resources: Some Principles from the National Historic Landmarks Program Benjamin Levy
Collection Management Planning in Parks Ann Hitchcock
Maritime Preservation in America — Coming of Age J. Revell Carr
Interpretation of Indian Subject Matter David M. Brugge
Cultural Landscapes: An Emerging Concern for Resource Management Robert Z. Melnick
Administrative History as a Management Tool Barry Mackintosh
Managing Shipwrecks in Parks and Preserves Daniel J. Lenihan
Acid Rain: The Unknown Ingredient Mary V. Maruca
The PMI — An Alternative to Crisis Maintenance James Skelton
Climatic Controls for Furnished Historic Buildings Lawrence Klock
Preservation Beyond Park Boundaries Jerry L. Rogers
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 20 No 3 - 1983
Academe: A Park and Recreation Resource
Introduction
Professional Development Herbert Brantley, Ph.D.
Will Recreational Activity Lead to Better Health for the Elderly? Carol Cutler Riddick
Native American Interpretation/Environmental Education David Jackson
Cooperative Interpretive Training Program Donald S. Warder, Ph.D.
Changing Degree Programs to Enhance Student Skills Louis F. Twardzik
Carrying Capacity: Evolution of Management Concepts for the National Parks Patricia E. Aspland and Katharine A. Pawelko
Solving Park Problems: Developing a Social Science Research Plan Gary E. Machlis, Ph.D. and Edwin E. Krumpe, Ph.D.
Training Resource Managers: An International Program John Titre, Leslie M. Reid, Philip McKnelly, Allan S. Mills and J. Martin Goebel
Are Your Data Providing Information? Linda Caldwell and Chrytos Siderelis, Ph.D.
Computers in Academe Patricia Farrell, Ph.D.
Assessing Outdoor Recreation in the U.S. Lawrence Hartman
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 20 No 4 - 1983
Volunteers in the Park and Recreation Community
Message from the NPS Director Russell E. Dickenson
Volunteerism—What It Is and How to Utilize It Roy Graybill
National Volunteer Project Cheryl Rawls
Discovering the Volunteer Spirit Where You Are Jill Welch
Are Volunteers the Answer? Sam Migliazzo
Youth Volunteers in National Parks Jean C. Henderer
Restoring the Historic Mojave Road Kevin Freeman
C.A.M.P.E.R. W.L. "Mike" Brittain
For the Birds: Volunteers in Research at the Patuxent Wildlife Research Center Irene E. Magyar
Volunteer Programs in the East Bay Regional Park District Richard C. Trudeau
Volunteers at New York State Historic Sites Maurice H. O'Brien
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 21 No 1 - 1984
Vandalism
Introduction
Vandalism Control Management Offers Effective Cost Savings for Tight Park Budgets Monty L. Christiansen
Vandalism and Its Relationship to Design Brian J. Mihalik, Ed.D.
Vandalism: Law, Violations, and Intervention in Recreation Settings Harriet H. Christensen, Ph.D. and Nanette J. Davis, Ph.D.
Vandalism: Taking the Offense Richard Kauffman
Central Park Graffiti Removal Program Robert M. Powers and David A. Rosen
A User-Orientation to Managing Vandalism John L. Heywood, Gary W. Mullins and Sally Blower
Park Watch in San Jose Jay Castellano
Effectiveness Evaluation of Management Alternatives for Dealing with Park Safety and Security Problems James E. Fletcher
Vandalism-The Continuing Menace Carl E. Schoening
Sensitizing Youth to the Effects of Vandalism CM. "Bud" Girtch
Vandalism: A Research Priority Laura B. Szwak
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 21 No 2 - 1984
Resource-Based Management
Resource-Based Planning and Management Charles V. Bohart and Ralph C. Wilson
Soil Survey as an Aid to Recreation Resource Management George D. Bailey
Plants Materials for Conservation Robert S. MacLauchlan
New Parks from Old Cemeteries Robert A. Abernathy
Maximizing Land Resources William L. Hughes
Recreation Resource Management: Science, Art, or Guessing Game? (A Paradox in Land Stewardship) John T. Hultsman and Richard L. Cottrell)
Mining to Motorcycling Steven M. Eklund
Reservoir Timber Clearing and Fish Attractors Al Payne and Jim Robbins
An Expanded Resource Base — With Master Volunteers Stu Sutherland
The Association Role in Resource-Based Management Walter N. Peechatka
Living With The Gypsy Moth Thomas H. Hofacker and Susan M. Tucker
Bringing Resource Utilization Down to Earth James F. Fisher and Vicki Sudmeier
Who Can You Turn to?
Upcoming TRENDS Issues
Vol 21 No 3 - 1984
Law-Related Issues for Park and Recreation Managers
Introduction Lowell V. Sturgill
Standards, Liabilities and the Park and Recreation Manager Richard L. Wilburn
Landfeatures, Locality, and Liability in Park Injury Cases Janna S. Rankin, J.D.
The Validity of Inspection Reports: An Interview with Frank E. Bird, Jr.
Discretionary Acts of Managers' Policy Decision-making Betty van der Smissen, J.D.
Landowner Liability Jeanne L. Langdon
Recreation and Parks Law Reporter James C. Kozlowski, J.D.
Take Your Lawyer to Lunch David A. Watts, Esq.
Waivers and Releases Betty van der Smissen, J.D.
Federal Tort Liability: Reform in the Wind John Lodge Euler and John J. Farley, III
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 21 No 4 - 1984
User Fees and Charges
Introduction Ray Murray
Visitor Fees in the National Park System: A Look Back Barry Mackintosh
Recreation User Fees - A Much Maligned Subject Jim Bossi
How To Establish a Price for Park and Recreation Services John Crompton
Revenue Management in the National Park Service Lynne Nakata
Fees May Have Adverse Impact on Recreational Use Immunity James C. Kozlowki
Recreational Use Fees on Public Lands Administered by the Bureau of Land Management Bruce R. Brown
Minimizing the Impact of Fees on Low Income Users Heather Fargo and Lynne Nakata
Recreation Fees on National Wildlife Refuges Nell Prior Baldacchino
Nationwide Study Documents: State of the Art in the Park and Recreation Finance Sarah M. Jones
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 22 No 1 - 1985
Transportation
Introduction
Safety Management Considerations for Motor Vehicles Richard L. Wilburn
Providing Accessible Transportation Systems for Disabled Visitors David C. Park and W. Kay Ellis
Outdoor Testing of Reflective Sign Materials Tom Nettleton and Dale Mrkich
AutoWorld R.J. Haller
Transportation Management at your Fingertips Wendy Zales
Disney's Efficient Transit Systems Walt Disney World Co.
Getting a Head Start on Transportation Access Dennis Cannon and Ruth Hall Phillips
Public Transportation Systems in National Parks and Monuments: The Case of Rocky Mountain National Park Richard G. Trahan
Lake Ouachita's Geo-Float Trail Julie B. Marcy
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 22 No 2 - 1985
Introduction Michael P. Rogers
From Coal Bunker to Recreation Asset Douglas R. Sachtleben
The Portland Experience Wendy Myers Brand and Fontaine Hagedorn
Pathfinders in Programming Ann M. Toole and Melvin Jay Sussman
East St. Louis Makes a Comeback Stanford Scott and Artis Talley
Citizen Roles in Delivery of Park and Recreation Experiences James A. Dievler
Marketing Fitness - Bolstering Recreation Melvin Jay Sussman
A Case Study in Maintenance Management Anne E. McDonald
A Computer-Based Maintenance Management System Christopher M. Burkhardt
Micro-Computers in Recreation Agencies Peter E. Sorant and Ann U. Gibbs
Adapted Boating for People with Disabilities Glo Webel and John Balicki
Pascagoula's Path to Better Health Linda Rosa
Vol 22 No 3 - 1985
Risk Recreation
Introduction Alan Ewert, Ph.D.
Risk Recreation: Trends and Issues Alan Ewert, Ph.D.
High Adventure Recreation in Organized Camping Rita Yerkes, Ph.D.
On The Razor's Edge: The Management of Risk Michael Mobley
Effects of Outdoor Leadership Certification on Safety, Impacts and Program Standardization David Cockrell and David Detzel
Outward Bound and Adventure-Based Education Ian Wade
Regulating Risks in the Nation's Parks Leo H. McAvoy, Ph.D. and Daniel L. Dustin, Ph.D.
The Challenge in Managing High Risk Visitor Activities Richard L. Wilburn
The Power and Impact of Risk Recreation for Special Populations Michael Mobley, Judy Deinema, Kelly Rowell and Gini Bradley
Perceptions and Choices of Risk Taking H. Peter Wingle
Risk Recreation in Higher Education Charles L. Mand
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 22 No 4 - 1985
Interpretation
Introduction: The Role and Responsibility of Interpretation as A Function in a Total Park Operation Vernon D. Dame
In-Service Training for Interpretative Excellence Loren W. Lusting
The Visitor Services Project: Visitor Data for Park Management Gary E. Machlis
Environmental Education and Interpretation — Megatrends for The Future Louis Ritrovano
Docent Interpretive Program at Año Nuevo State Reserve Nina Gordon
Interpretation Research in the Corps of Engineers Janet Akers Fritschen
Understanding the Everglades David Price
Multi-Faceted Interpretation Julie B. Marcy
Visitor Safety Interpretive Survey Richard L. Cunningham
Interpretation in the Forest Service's Alaska Region Neil R. Hagadorn
Journal of Museum Education Looks at Historic Sites and Built Environments Ken Yellis
Interactive Use of Videodiscs in Interpretation Tom Kleiman
As Legend Has It — The Use of Folklore in Environmental Interpretation Lyn Robinson
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 23 No 1 - 1986
Managing Environmental Health Problems in Park and Recreation Areas
Introduction: Environmental Hazards in Park and Recreation Systems Connie Kurtz
Managing Environmental Health Hazards Thomas F. Dalton
The Rational Use of Pesticides in Park and Recreation Areas Michael A. Ruggiero
Regulating Hazardous Substances Edward A. Klein
Special Food Operations — Public Health Considerations Joseph P. Schock and Allen Kingsbury
Acid Rain's Multiple Impacts: Reason and Concern Rosemary Furfey
Noise Edward J. DiPolvere
Water Protection in Today's Age of Enlightenment F.L. Doyle and Gorden Leisch
Backcountry Sanitation Allen Kingsbury and Joseph P. Schock
Avoiding Legal Risks: Toxic Materials and Civil Liability Daniel P. Selmi
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 23 No 2 - 1986
Training
Mission-Oriented Training Richard E. Powers
NPS Interpretive Skills Training Program Michael D. Watson
Video! Video! Susan Fischer Toole
A Manager Looks at Training Steven Lewis
Seasonal Law Enforcement Training Andy E. Hutchison
Evaluation of Training Anne Castellina-Dudley
Training as a Function of NPS Change David O. Karraker
The Individual's Role: Personal Growth and Development Lucia Bragan
The Non-computechnologists' Guide to Alternative Training Bruce Craig
The Natural Resource Specialist Trainee Program William H. Walker Jr.
Training for Organizational Excellence — "How the Best Ones Do It" Staff of Zenger-Miller, Inc.
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 23 No 3 - 1986
Emergencies
Introduction Richard l. Wilburn
Emergency Medical Services — Developing a Workable Program John L. Chew, Jr.
Mountain Medicine James N. Wurgler, M.D.
Prevent Emergencies with Protective Equipment Allen Hager
All-Risk Emergency Management Bill Pierce
Poisonous Plants Charles E. (Chuck) Martin, Sr.
Are You Liable? A Case Study James C. Kozlowski, J.D.
Survival Themes for Park Management Guy D. Whitmer
ADP Technology Helps Prevent Emergencies Richard L. Wilburn
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 23 No 4 - 1986
Management
The Challenge of Managing Park and Recreation Areas William W. Davis, Ph.D.
For Managers Only - ADP: Partner or Parasite? Susan Smith
Managers Under Stress - A Look at Two Alternatives Laura G. Greene
Concessions Management for Visitor Service and Convenience Sherrill Joyner
Managing in Austere Times John F. Byrne
Bringing Management Vulnerability into Proper Perspective Richard L. Wilburn
Public Participation Bud Getty
Coaching Your Way to Effectiveness Lucia Bragan
Suggestions on Improving Your Writing Skills Ernest J. Berger
The Discretionary Function Exception as a Government Defense Against Claims - A Layman's Perspective Richard L. Wilburn
Who Can You Turn To?Vol 24 No 1 - 1987
Edmonton Parks and Recreation
Introduction: An Overview of Edmonton Parks and Recreation Barbara Drechsler
Strategies to Meet an Economic Downturn Don Ausman
Joint Golf Venture Wanda Wetterberg
Marketing Graham Deacon
Edmonton's Capital City Recreation Park J. Cam Finlay
Volunteers Help Provide Recreation and Cultural Services B.C. Anderson and P.B. Fearon
Mosquito Control Keith Evans
Facing the Challenge of Change in Facilities Edward Newhook
Parks Maintenance Management System Bill Follett
Ice Arenas—Private or Public Sector Responsibility? Wanda Wetterberg
Cutting Energy Costs in Arenas Gordineer Warner
Computerizing The Program Planning Process Jill Bradford Green and Tim Moorhouse
Energy Management Gordineer Warner
Community Involvement in the Neighborhood Park Development Program Debi Anderson
Vol 24 No 2 - 1987
Federal Land Resource Planning
Introduction: Federal Land Resource Planning—Interagency Comparisons Robert L. Vertrees
Forest Service Planning for the National Forests Dennis L. Schweitzer
National Park Service Planning Cynthia deFranceaux
Planning in the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Edwin A. Verburg and Richard A. Coon
Planning Approaches in the Bureau of Land Management David C. Williams
Comparison of Approaches to Public Lands Planning: U.S. Forest Service, National Park Service, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Bureau of Land Management John Randolph
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 24 No 3 - 1987
Commercialized Outdoor Recreation
Introduction Alan Ewert
Towards a Theoretical Understanding of Commercialized Outdoor Recreation Alan Ewert
REI: The Cooperative Approach to Commercialized Outdoor Recreation Craig Rademacher and Bev Rademacher
Commercial Opportunities and Relationships with Wildland Recreation H. Ken Cordell
The President's Commission on Americans Outdoors Looks at Public-Private Partnerships Michael P. Rogers
Starting a Commercial Outdoor Recreation Enterprise: A Personal Experience Doug Greenaway
A University's Outdoor Program Ken Gilbertson
Educating for Entrepreneurship in Outdoor Recreation Mary Faeth Chenery and Christopher R. Edginton
Today's Outdoor Retailing Opportunities Glenn A. Bischoff
The Dollars and Cents of Outdoor Recreation on the National Forest Marc Petty and Elizabeth Norton
Beware of the Merchant Mentality Daniel L. Dustin, Leo H. McAvoy and John H. Schultz
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 24 No 4 - 1987
Model Programs for Managers
Introduction
Leadership—Management's Better Half John H. Zenger
Coping with Madness: Crisis Management in Yosemite Vicki Jo Lawson
Living History and Costumed Interpretation at George Washington Birthplace National Monument Paul Carson
Conservation of Ethnographic Resources—A New and Developing Program in the National Park System Douglas H. Scovill
A Public Education Program to Reduce Head and Spinal Cord Injuries—A Resource for the National Parks Kathleen Cain
Washington, D.C.'s Hidden Treasure Walter McDowney and Carol Borneman
Office Productivity: A Function of Design and Human Needs Richard L. Wilburn
Interpreting Minorities and Women in the National Park System Barry Mackintosh
Operations Evaluation C.W. (Jack) Ogle
Riverside Park Gains Second Life Dolores M. Mescher
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 25 No 1 - 1988
Recognizing Women and Minorities in Park and Recreation Areas
Introduction Edwin C. Bearss
Commemorating Women's History: Civil Rights Sharon A. Brown
Native American Interpretation and Cultural Resource Management Linda Moon Stumpff
Honoring Martin Luther King, Jr. Cathy Jones
Spanish Colonial Law and Women's Rights: New Mexico 1697-1763, A Historical Model Rosalind Z. Rock
My National Park Service Experience Jerry Shimoda
Helen Duprey Bullock: White-Collar Historian and Black Pot Cook Jannelle Warren-Findley
Zuni Traditional History in a Modern World Barbara Holmes
Women's History Landmarks Page Putnam Miller
The Spanish Black Legend: Origins of Anti-Hispanic Joseph P. Sanchez
Puukohola Heiau National Historic Site, Hawaii Rose M. Fujimori
Angels or Agitators? Avoiding Stereotypes in the Interpretation of Women Sandy Weber
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 25 No 2 - 1988
Marketing
Introduction John Crompton
If At First You Don't Succeed—Lessons in Effective Implementation of Marketing Plans Nick Duray and Kevin Asher
Hennepin Parks: A Marketing Plan in Action John W. Christian and David P. Kostik
The Marketing Approach to Soliciting Corporate Sponsorships Jeff Kolin
CAUSE-RELATED MARKETING©: Doing Well By Doing Good John Compton
Restrooms—A Marketing Approach Diana Kyle
Marketing The Mountains: Strategies and Tactics In Air Force Outdoor Recreation Philip Heeg
Marketing in a Special District—The Foothills Experience John Bradley
Marketing Indoor Aquatic Facilities Joseph P. Downs and Brett Wright
Determining Consumers' Willingness to Pay for Park and Recreation Services Dennis R. Howard and Steve Cable
Using Characters in Promotion: The Gus and Goldie Example John Crompton
The Use of Video in Marketing Leon E. Younger and Jill M. Decker
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 25 No 3 - 1988
Urban Parks and Recreation
Introduction Thomas A. More
Levels and Patterns of Urban Park Use John F. Dwyer
Urban Parks as Social Settings: Visitors' Perceptions of Anti-Social Behavior and Crowding Theresa N. Westover, Ph.D.
The Positive Values of Urban Parks Thomas A. More
Perceived Quality of Urban Parks and Forests Herbert W. Schroeder
Urban Bicycle Trails: Use Patterns and User Preferences Paul H. Gobster
Older People in Urban Parks: How to Serve Them Better Geoffrey Godbey
The Economic Benefits and Costs of Urban Parks: An Overview Thomas Stevens and Thomas A. More
Implementing Equity in the Urban Recreation and Park Context Bruce E. Wicks and John L. Crompton
The Public's Awareness of Urban Parks Daniel Stynes
Neighborhood Stands: An Analogy for Urban Environmental Management James F. Palmer
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 25 No 4 - 1988
Demands for Outdoor Recreation
Introduction Gail A. Vander Stoep, Ph.D. and Lawrence A. Hartmann, Ph.D.
Trends in Leisure and Recreation: How We Got to Where We Are Gina McLellan, Ph.D. and George H. Siehl
Social Psychological Aspects of Outdoor Recreation Richard Schreyer, Ph.D.
Participation Shifts in Outdoor Recreation Activities Joseph T. O'Leary, Ph.D., F. Dominic Dottavio, Ph.D. and Francis A. McGuire, Ph.D.
The Changing Future of Outdoor Recreation Lawrence A. Hartmann, Ph.D., H. Ken Cordell, Ph.D. and Helen R. Freilich
Non-Recreational Wilderness Use Comes of Age—Again Patrick C. Reed, Ph.D.
Rumblings of Resurgence: Expanding Roles of and Techniques in Interpretation Gail A. Vander Stoep, Ph.D.
The Discretionary Function Immunity Trend in Federal Recreation Liability James C. Kozlowski, J.D., Ph.D.
The Future Supply and Demand for Outdoor Recreation in America John C. Bergstrom, Ph.D. and H. Ken Cordell, Ph.D.
A Recreation Renaissance is Coming! Elwood L. Shafer, Ph.D., George Moeller and H. Ken Cordell, Ph.D.
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 26 No 1 - 1989
International Cultural Resources Cooperation
Cultural Resources, the National Park Service and the International Scene Jerry L. Rogers
The World Heritage Convention Ernest Allen Connally, Ph.D.
The World Heritage List (as of November 1989)
Selecting America's World-Class Treasures: The Indicative List of Potential World Heritage Nominations James H. Charleton
Spanish Heritage Cultural Resources Inventory Richard R. Henderson
International Training in Cultural Resource Preservation Terry B. Morton
Photogrammetry and Related Documentary Techniques for the National Park Service Perry E. Borchers
The Arneri Palace: An American/Yugoslavian Preservation Project Russell V. Keune
Diagnostic Methods for Evaluating Conditions and Managing Change in Historic Structures Hugh C. Miller
The National Park Service's List of Classified Structures and Cultural Resources Management Bibliography Alicia Weber
Heritage Conservation and National Symbols Richard J. Cook
Commemorating the Christopher Columbus Quincentenary: Designated National Park Service Units
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 26 No 2 - 1989
Outdoor Recreation Supply
Introduction Donald B.K. English
The Measurement of Recreation Scarcity Winston Harrington
The Costs of Producing Recreation on National Forests Steven E. Daniels and H. Kenneth Cordell
The Supply of Recreational Lands and Landowner Liability: Recreational Use Statues Revisited James C. Kozlowski and Brett A. Wright
Public Recreational Access to Private Lands: An Update on Trends and the Foreseeable Future H. Kenneth Cordell and Brett Wright
The Issue of Physical Access: Rights, Trails and Services Donald B.K. English
Local Trails: A Nationwide Opportunity for Natural Resource Enjoyment and Conservation Barbara L. McDonald
Trends in Private and Public Campgrounds 1978-1987 Douglas McEwen and Linda Profaizer
Natural Area Preservation—A Growing Movement Walter L. Cook, Jr.
The Non-Profit Sector as Recreation Suppliers Laura B. Szwak
The Effectiveness of Recreation Supply in These United States H. Kenneth Cordell and Donald B.K. English
Preparing for the 21st Century John F. Bryne
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 26 No 3 - 1989
Wildland Recreation and Contemporary Society
Change and Diversity in Wildland Recreation: An Introduction Alan Ewert
Wildland Recreation Use Trends H. Ken Cordell and George Siehl
Experiences in the Wilderness: Opportunities for Health Camille J. Bunting
Wildland Recreation: Bone Games of the Past or Salvation of the Future? Alan Ewert
Preparing and Planning for the 1990s John S. Scull
The Evolving Relationship Between Wilderness and the American People Alan E. Watson
Certified Wildland Recreationists? Steven Hollenhorst
The Outdoor Program Opportunity Matrix: Toward A Taxonomy of Outdoor Programs Anderson B. Young
Resurrecting the Frontier Leo H. McAvoy and Daniel L. Dustin
Resources for Wildland Recreation Areas Ken Gilbertson
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 26 No 4 - 1989
Risk and Liability in Park and Recreation Management
Introduction Connie Kurtz
Policy Compliance — An Examination of Some Side Issues Richard L. Wilburn
The "L" Word Marty Sterkel
Fall In—No Come Back: Liability from a Backcountry Perspective Stephen Girswold
Speaking of Risk Mary E. Bean
Trends in Liability for Visitor Injuries in Public Parks Janna S. Rankin
Outdoor Recreation for People with Disabilities: A Risk or a Right? David C. Park
Making the Wildland Firefighter's Job Safer Art Jukkala, Bob Hensler and Ted Putnam
Hazardous Waste Management Cathy Davidson
Is Your Park a Dump? Connie Kurtz
A Basic Risk Management Library Seymour M. Gold
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 27 No 1 - 1990
Wellness and Fitness
Introduction John P. Bradley, Jr.
The Wellness Revolution: Implications for Parks and Recreation David A. Emmerling
The Wellness Revolution: Implications for Parks and Recreation: Part II Dennis E. Elsenrath
Wellness Through Leisure/Fitness Through Recreation Kathy J. Bartlett
The National Park Service and Wellness C.R. "Butch" Farabee
Recreation's Contribution to "Wellness in Defense" Thomas G. Jelcick
Wellness—A Statewide Perspective Jim Liston
Wellness—A Special District Robert Bonacci
Hospital Health Promotion: Growing Into the '90s Mary E. Longe
Wellness In Higher Education Neil Schmottlach
Sentry Wellness: A Tradition Since 1904 Ronald J. Cook
Enhancing Wellness in Rural Settings: A Colorado Case Study Sarah L. Richardson and Patrick T. Long
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 27 No 2 - 1990
Armed Forces Recreation
Introduction Rick Harwell
Military Recreation: A Historical Perspective Charles E. Hartsoe
Military Recreation in Colleges and Universities Dan Sharpless and Asuncion Hooks
Training Costs Too Much! Mike Judd
Beyond Bivouac: Outdoor Recreation Programming for the Military Market Phil Heeg
Fleet Recreation Today Leah Dempsey
Marine Corps MWR — The Future is Now Greg Gordon
Recent Leisure Trends Among Navy Personnel Dennis K. Orthner and Laura I. Zimmerman
Research: A Need and Opportunity Peter Cunningham
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 27 No 3 - 1990
Trends in Travel and Tourism
Introduction Harold J. Nolan, Jr., Ph.D.
Must Tourism Threaten Parks? Clare A. Gunn
Trends in Tourism Market Research James A. Carr
Current Trends in Manpower Needs for the Tourism Industry Abraham Pizam, Ph.D. and Any Milman, Ph.D.
The Visitor and the Resource: Prospects for Protecting Resources and Enhancing the Visitor Experience Robert D. Barbee
Economic Trends in Tourism Evaluation Harold J. Nolan, Jr., Ph.D.
Servicing Visitors in the National Parks Brian J. Hill
Trends in International Tourism Through the Year 2000 David L. Edgell, Ph.D.
Marketing Tourism Into the '90s: Ideas for Facing a More Competitive Market Jack B. Samuels, Ph.D.
international Travel and National Parks: A Japanese Example Joseph T. O'Leary, Ph.D. and Francis A. McGuire, Ph.D.
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 27 No 4 - 1990
Preserving Natural Resources
Introduction F. Eugene Hester, Ph.D.
Conserving Biological Diversity John Dennis, Ph.D. and Michael Ruggiero, Ph.D.
Preserving Rare Species Napier Shelton, Ph.D.
Managing Alien Plants Ronald Hiebert, Ph.D.
Managing Wildlife in National Parks Gerald Wright, Ph.D.
Air...A Natural Resource David Joseph
Managing Water Resources Bill Jackson, Dan Kimball, Barbara West, Owen Williams and Stan Ponce, Ph.D.
Monitoring Natural Resources Gary E. Davis
Using Geographic Information Systems to Manage Natural Resources Phil Wondra, Ph.D.
Beyond Turf: Regional Approaches to Conservation Laurie A. Wayburn
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 28 No 1 - 1991
Model Programs for Managers — II
Introduction
Perceived Risks As a Marketing Factor in Recreation and Tourism Services Harold J. Nolan, Jr.
Developing a Solid Waste Management Plan for State Parks James P. Barr and Christi Gierloff
SCORP's — After 25 Years, A New Beginning Marie Bostic and John Bradley, Jr.
Trail Safety: The Standard of Care Seymour M. Gold
Using Computer Technology to Support Program and Facility Evaluation: The Navy Model Peter H. Cunningham
Impact of State Parks on Pennsylvania's Economy Tim Coleman, Craig Davis and Erma Easy
NRPA Moves Into the Information Age Becky Charboneau, Kent Blumenthal and Rick Harwell
Who Can You Turn To?
Vol 28 No 2 - 1991
Parks and Recreation Practitioners Prepare for the Year 2000
Introduction Guenther Vogt and Jennifer Jones
Who's In? Future Target Markets for Parks and Recreation Ellen O'Sullivan, Ph.D.
Managing the Whirlwind: Opportunities for Park and Recreation Services Michael H. Annison
Socio-Economic Outlook: Outdoor Recreation 2000 Kenneth E. Hornback
Older Adults—The Current and Future Challenge LuAnne M. Mickelson
Trends in Youth Soccer S. Robert Contiguglia, M.D.
Trends in Urban Park Planning—A Southwestern Perspective James D. Coffman
Ducks Don't Vote: The Dilemma of Wildland Wildlife Managers Leslie Kerr, ASLA
The Central Park Controversy Marianne Cramer
Emerging Trends at the State Level Richard D. Westfall
Partners in Increasing Physical Activity and Promoting Cardiovascular Health: The Colorado Approach Linda Dusenbury and Tim Engels
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Vol 28 No 3 - 1991
Land Ethics
Land Ethics: Promise or Paradox Alan Ewert
Trends in the Teaching of a Land Ethic in Environmental Education/WVU Gene Bammel, Lei Lane Burrus-Bammel and Steve Hollenhorst
Environmental Education: Teaching Land Ethics That Value Diversity Deborah J. Chavez
A Native American Concept of Land Ethics Robert Laidlaw
Land Ethics: Philosophical Background and Cultural Variations David Simcox
Urban National Forests: Land Ethics, Ethnicity and the Evolution of a "Land Ethic" Robert E. Pfister
Land Ethics in a Culturally Diverse Society Daniel Dustin, leo McAvoy and Janna S. Rankin
Recreation, Personal Experience and Environmental Ethics: The Role of Land Management Agencies Daniel S. Smith
Promoting Land Ethics: A Challenge for Interpretation Roberta M. Burzynski
Land Ethics: A Regional Perspective David Collins
Land Ethics in Outdoor Education: An Overview Chad Henderson and Abby Caul Scott
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Vol 28 No 4 - 1991
Recreational Trails and Greenways
Introduction: Trends in a National System of Trails D. Thomas Ross
Trails — A Nationwide System, A National Priority Bruce F. Vento
Washington: State of Trails Jim Eychaner
Metropolitan Greenways: Green Connections for Urban Areas Elizabeth Porter and Wink Hastings
Putting Down Routes—And Roots David Burwell and Peter Harnik
The National Trails System: What Should Uncle Sam's Role Be? Steven Elkinton
Trail Partnerships: The Key to the State's Role in Providing Minnesota Greenways Grant Scholen
REI: A Corporate Commitment to Trails Kathleen Beamer
Trails in Alaska's Matanuska-Susitna Charles F. Kaucic
A National System of Trails Scott Hall and Chris Soller
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Vol 29 No 1 - 1992
Aquatics
Introduction Willam A. Smith
Environmental Impacts and Aquatics Roger Warren
Open-Water Beaches and Waterfronts Robert D. Espeseth
Five C's of Successful Programming Christine Crutcher and Brenda McVitty
Marina Development in the Public Sector William A. Jansen
Agency Policy Creates Duty to Warn/Prohibit Diving in De Facto Swimming Area James C. Kozlowski
Lifeguarding Just Isn't Enough! Today's Perspective on Aquatic Risk Management Jeffrey L. Ellis and Carol Lee Fick
Pool Designs: Select the Safe Shape Arthur H. Mittelstaedt, Jr.
Marketing Leisure Facilities and Programs Robert "Bob" Bradley
The Drowning Trap Robert B. Kauffman
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Vol 29 No 2 - 1992
Partnerships in Parks and Preservation
Partnerships in Parks and Preservation William C. Walters
Introductory Remarks to Partnerships in Parks and Preservation Conference Attendees James M. Ridenour
Rochester and Its River: A Unifying Gift of Nature Christopher Lindley
The Rivers and Trails Program of the National Park Service: Assessing Resources for Corridor Projects Martha Crusius and Drew Parkin
The Bay Area Ridge Trail Council: A Model in Community Participation Barbara Rice and Marcia J. McNally
The Delaware and Lehigh Canal National Heritage Corridor: Community-Based Partnerships and Their Impacts Deirdre Gibson, Willis M. Rivinus, C. Allen Sachse and Isidore C. Mineo
The America's Industrial Heritage Project John Bennett, Brenda Barrett, Randall Cooley and Keith Dunbar
Chickasaw Cultural Preservation Policy and Projects Charles W. Blackwell and Gary D. Childers
Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve: Non-Traditional Management of a Nationally Significant Resource Cynthia Orlando and Gretchen Luxenberg
Reconciling Development and Park Protection: The Rincon Institute at Saguaro National Monument Luther Propst and Bill Paleck
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Vol 29 No 3 - 1992
Computers in Parks and Recreation
Introduction Taylor Ellis
Using Personal Computers for Teaching and Research in Recreation and Leisure Studies Gary D. Ellis and Edward J. Ruddell
Local Computer Networks: Benefits and Risks from the Unit-Level Manager's Point of View William E. Leigh
Safeguarding Your PC Behshid Farsad
Implementing a Computerized System: Starting from Scratch William O. Dwyer
Computers at Naval Station Charleston Tim Campbell
Computer Applications to Parks and Recreation — Past Efforts and Future Perspectives Michael G. Huffman and James E. Fickle
Arizona's L&WCF Registry: A Practical Map Database That's Valuable for Managers and Citizens Michael P. Rogers
Computers: Making Commercial Recreation Businesses Run Smoother! Taylor Ellis
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Vol 29 No 4 - 1992
Celebrating Recreation
Introduction Douglas C. Speeckaert
Outdoor Recreation for Persons with Disabilities David W. Hewitt and Larry N. Crump
Balancing Outdoor Recreation in the Real Florida John C. Waldron
Seize the Day: Adventure Activities for Senior Adults Cindy Blanding
Living, Working and Playing at Fort Monroe, Virginia: It Doesn't Get Much Better Than This Paige D. Rockett
Hispanic Recreationists in the Wildland — Urban Interface Deborah J. Chavez
Ohio's Corridors of Opportunity Charles E. Dressler
For Fiscal and Physical Fitness, Fairfax County Park Authority Makes the Corporate Connection Daphne Hutchinson
Community Programs Links Recreation to Wider Needs Michael P. Rogers
Recreation and Responsibility, Professional and Social John L. Hemingway
Resolving Conflicts of Recreation Users Seymour M. Bold
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Vol 30 No 1 - 1993
Consortial Education in Action
Introduction to the Components of the Consortium Process Dan McDonald
Chautauqua Yesterday — Consortium Today William A. Smith
Program Development and the Planning Process for Land Between the Lakes Consortia Homer Gray, Larry Contri and James Carpenter
An Outdoor Recreation Consortium Experiential Learning Program Marshall Masek
Exploring the Hidden and Co-Curricular Components of the Consortium Experience Christine Cashel
Cognitive Objectives of Consortia Curricula Stephen Holland
Designing Experiences for Affective Development in the Outdoor Recreation Consortium Curriculum Barbara Wilhite
Psychomotor Skill Development in the Consortium Curriculum Judy Brookhiser
Youth Agency Administration Requires Co-Curriculum Consortium Phil Jachowicz
A Rationale for Utilizing Limited Traditional Academic Resources for Support of Consortial Programs Larry M. Landis
A Student's Perspective of the Consortial Process Edward Caldwell
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Vol 30 No 2 - 1993
Coastal Resource Management
Coastal Resource Management Stephen Holland, Ph.D.
Towards a Marine Conservation Ethic: Our Marine-Protected Areas Can Lead the Way Mark Orams
Park Planning in the Marine Recreational Environment: The Need for Comprehensiveness and Consistency William R. Gordon, Jr., Ph.D.
Hurricanes—Protection and Restoration of Park Facilities Ronald A. Cook, Ph.D., P.E.
CommUNITY Partnerships: A Creative Approach to Coastal Resource Development Ken Pagans
Interagency Interpretive Programs for Coastal Areas Jan Auyong, Ph.D. and Mike Rivers
Marine Recreation and Tourism: Dimensions and Opportunities Robert D. Espeseth
Coastal and Marine Ecotourism: A Formula for Sustainable Development? Marc L. Miller and Berit C. Kaae
The Use of Angler Ethics Education to Support Marine Fisheries Management Ronald L. Schmied
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Vol 30 No 3 - 1993
Certification and Accreditation
Introduction Pat Farrell, Ph.D.
Continuing Education in Parks and Recreation: Trends, Issues and Potential Solutions - Michael G. Huffman, Ph.D.. and Mel A. Humphreys, Ph.D.
Quality Control in Maintaining Certification: The CEU Game - Stephen M. Holland, Ph.D. and M. Linda Thornton, Ph.D.
Responsibility Privileging in the Leisure Service Profession - Jeffrey P. Witman and Sharon J. Washington, Ph.D.
Professional Certification: Its Benefits and Problems - Nancy J. Gladwell and Cheryl S. Beeler
Accreditation Becomes of Age - Tony A. Mobley, Ph.D.
A Proposed Program for the Accreditation of Local Park and Recreation Agencies - Louis F. Twardzik
Certification, Accreditation and Professional Maturity - E. William Niepoth, Ph.D.
Are We Accrediting Small College Park and Recreation Programs Out of Business? - Robert Kauffman, Ph.D. and Annette Logan, Ph.D.
Accreditation: Bean Counting or Substantive Analysis - Pat Farrell, Ph.D.
COPA Reorganizes - Michelle Park and Samuel Hope
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Vol 30 No 4 - 1993
Justifying Recreation and Park Services to Decision Makers
Repositioning Recreation and Park Services: An Overview - John L. Crompton, Ph.D.
Justification For Our Services: Have We Lost Our Way? - H. Douglas Sessoms, Ph.D.
Economic Impact Analysis: Myths and Misapplications - John L. Crompton, Ph.D.
A Profile of Companies That Considered Recreation and Park Amenities to be Important in Their (Re)location Decisions - Lisa L. Love and John L. Crompton, Ph.D.
The Role of Parks and Recreation Services in Retiree Relocation Decisions - Sheila J. Backman, Ph.D. and Kenneth F. Backman, Ph.D.
Rescuing Young Offenders with Recreation Programs - John L. Crompton, Ph.D.
Research Findings Related to the Potential of Recreation in Delinquency Intervention - Stacey McKay
Unemployment, Health and Leisure: The Role of Park and Recreation Services - Mark E. Havitz, Ph.D. and Clarence Spigner, DrPH
The Contributions of Recreation and Parks to Reducing Health Care Costs: From Theory to Practice - Geoffrey Godbey, Ph.D.
Negative Ions in Natural Areas Provide Health Benefits - Alen Nitzky and B.L. Driver
The Economic Contribution of Trees to Urban Communities - John F. Dwyer
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Vol 31 No 1 - 1994
Sustainable Rural Tourism Development
Trends and Issues in Sustainable Rural Tourism Development: An Introduction John C. Crotts
Sustainable Rural Toursim: Principles and Practices Guy S. Swinnerton and Thomas D. Hinch
A Hidden Value of Sustainable Rural Tourism Development Steven W. Burr and Jeffrey A. Walsh
The USDA Forest Service and Rural Toursim Development: An Expanding Role Steve Selin and Franklin Lewis
Tourism Development Strategies in Smaller Communities of the Southwest Alan A. Lew
The Lessons of Deadwood, South Dakota: Gambling in a Historic Western Town Lowell Caneday and Jeffrey B. Zeiger
A Large Special Event as the Basis for Sustainable Rural Toursim Lowell Caneday and Jeffrey B. Zeiger
Social and Economic Issues in Marine Fisheries Allocations: A Florida Perspective Eric M. Thunberg, Suzanna D. Smith and Michael Jepson
The Impacts of Recessionary Cycles on Rural Tourism Employment Timothy J. Tyrrell
To Sustain is to Nurture, to Nourish, to Tolerate and to Carry on: Can Tourism? Jim Macbeth
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Vol 31 No 2 - 1994
Taking the Hype Out of Ecotourism
Introduction John C. Crotts
Ecotourism: Old Wine in New Bottles? Geoffrey Wall
Estimating Demand for Ecotourism Sites in Developing Nations Kreg Lindberg and Rebecca L. Johnson
Ecotourism in Florida: A Local Look at a Global Approach Margaret Hammond Carr and Karen Herrington Wilson
Marketing Protected Areas for Ecotourism: An Oxymoron? Steve Selin
Ecotourism: A Short Descriptive Exploration Kenneth F. Backman, Brett A. Wright and Sheila J. Backman
A New Tourist, A New Environment: Can Ecotourism eliver? Nora Haenn
Developing Ecotourism Destinations: Conservation From the Beginning David L. Anderson
Ecotourism: Reworking the Concepts of Supply and Demand Andrew Seidl
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Vol 31 No 3 - 1994
Backcountry Recreation Management
Introduction: Bob Marshall, Backcountry Recreation and the Island Effect James M. Glover
Wilderness Management at Yosemite National Park Laurel Munson Boyers
Wilderness Management: Some Lessons from Afar John Burde
Backcountry Impact Management: Lessons from Research David N. Cole
Wilderness Leadership Training Programs: A Help or Hindrance to Resource Managers? Jack Drury and Kim Massari
Day Users of the Backcountry: The Neglected National Park Visitor Joseph W. Roggenbuck, Jeffrey L. Marion and Robert E. Manning
Planning with Vision: Recognizing the Importance of Backcountry Susan Marsh
Cultural Diversity and Backcountry Recreation Management Denise P. Meridith
No Island is an Island: Coastal Island Wilderness Susan M. Saul
Rockclimbing and Wilderness: A Study of Climbers' Attitudes Toward Wilderness, Climbing Impacts and Regulation Richard Waldrup and Douglas McEwen
How Previous Experience Relates to Visitors' Perceptions of Wilderness Coalition Alan E. Watson and Richard Cronn
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Vol 31 No 4 - 1994
Grassroots River Conservation
Why Conserve Rivers? An Introduction John J. Reynolds
The State Route to National Wild and Scenic Designation Christopher Curtis
A New Model for Congressional Wild and Scenic Designation Phil Huffman
Rail Trails and Heritage on a National Wild and Scenic River David Wood and Lionel Lemery
North American Water Trails: A Beginning Lelia R. Mellen, Franz K. Gimmler and Russell A. Cohen
Grassroots Watershed Activism Peter Lavigne
Volunteer River Monitors Michael Linde
The Tennessee Rivers Information System David Duhl, Elizabeth Bunting, Gina Murphy and Larry Whitson
A Renaissance for Kentucky's Rivers: Outcomes from Statewide Assessment Scott Hankla and Wink Hastings
New Directions after the Great Flood of 1993 Scott Faber
Recreational Instream Flow William L. Jackson
A Brighter Future for Harnessed Rivers Kevin Mendik and Angie Tornes
River Conservation — The Hard Way Ron Hyra
Reconnecting a City to Its River Jamie Fosburgh
Urban Waterway Restoration: A New Direction for River Conservation Andrew O. Moore
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Vol 32 No 1 - 1995
Wilderness Research
Trends and Issues in Wilderness Research: An Introduction Alan W. Ewert
Wilderness Management Principles: Science, Logical Thinking or Personal Opinion? David N. Cole
The Role of Ecological Monitoring in Managing Wilderness Peter B. Landres
Priorities for Human Experience Research in Wilderness Alan E. Watson and Daniel R. Williams
State Agency Involvement — Wilderness Research and Management Jim Posewitz
Universities Must Play a Larger Role in Wilderness Research John C. Hendee
Wilderness Designation — A Global Trend Vance G. Martin
Wilderness and Persons with Disabilities: A Review of Research and Policy Directions Leo McAvoy, Greg Lais, Lynn Anderson and Stuart J. Schleien
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Vol 32 No 2 - 1995
Festivals in Park and Recreation Areas
Introduction A.H. Walle
The Festival of American Folklife: America on the National Mall Richard Kurin
Folklife Festivals and Park Programming: Opportunities for Education and Cultural Conservation C. Kurt Dewhurst and Marsha MacDowell
RiverFest: Unusual Partnerships for the Rivers Susan Moore
Folk and Traditional Artists and the National Park Service: Programs, Policies and Parks Barry Bergey
Chamizal's Border Folk Festival Blanca Stransky
A City, A National Park, A Festival—The Lowell Folk Festival George Price
The Cuyahoga Valley Heritage Festival: Partnerships in Transition John Reynolds
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Vol 32 No 3 - 1995
Leadership in the Outdoors
Leadership in the Outdoors—An Introduction Christine Cashel
Trickle Down Theory: Training Outdoor Users Christine Cashel
The Impact of Artificial Adventure Environments on Outdoor Recreation Mark Wagstaff
Volunteers, Interpretation and Management Leadership in the 21st Century Susie E. Ruby
Leadership: A Task Without a Final Destination Rebecca Droege
Ethical Leadership in Outdoor Recreation Karen M. Fox and Leo H. McAvoy
Teaching and Learning About Ethical Outdoor Leadership Karen M. Fox, Glen Parsons, Ian Barnett and Mark Reed
The Critical Skills Approach: Linking Wilderness with the Classroom Bruce F. Bonney, Jack K. Drury, Eric R. Holmlund and Kim I. Massari
To Certify or Not to Certify: How Judgment Works in Certification Decisions Cheryl Teeters
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Vol 32 No 4 - 1995
The Role of Recreation Education in Forestry and Agriculture
Defining the Role of the Recreation Dimension in Forestry and Agriculture: An Introduction Lynn M. Jamieson
Managing Social Conflict in Outdoor Recreation Settings: Implications for Curriculum Development in the Human Dimensions of Leisure Robert M. Muth and Kenyon Fairey
Linking a Recreation Curriculum to Agriculture and Natural Resources William W. Hendricks
Expanding Roles of Recreation Resource Communications: Moving Beyond Traditional Campfire Programs Gail A. Vander Stoep
Shifts in Public Land Management: Implications for Education in Wildland Recreation Wayne A. Freimund and Perry J. Brown
Professional Recreation and Park Preparation through Natural Resources and Agriculture Philip S. Rea
Masters Education and the Art of Recreation Management J. Douglas Wellman
Agriculture and Recreation: A Partnership for Progress Carolyn Shank
Enhancing Quality of Life Through Design and Management Bruce Hronek, Herbert Brantley and Michael Brown
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Vol 33 No 1 - 1996
Accessibility and Outdoor Recreation
Outdoor Recreation and Access for People with Disabilties: Issues and Trends David Park and Gary M. Robb
Accessibility: A Personal Perspective Don Rogers
Universal Design and the Recreation Environment John P.S. Salmen
Satatus of Design Standards for Accessible Recreation Facilities and Outdoor Developed Recreation Areas John N. McGovern
Golfers with Disabilities: Access and Obstacles Gary M. Robb
Universal Interpretation Edward J. Hamilton and Raymond W. Bloomer
Trends in Accessibility at Historic Sites Sharon C. Park
Disability and Wilderness: Future Trends Gregory J. Lais
The Americans With Disabilities Act and Public Recreation: Fact, Fiction and Common Sense Julee Quarve-Peterson
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Vol 33 No 2 - 1996
NSPR 75th Anniversary: Trails, Greenways and Pedestrian Corridors
Introduction William C. Forrey
The National Society for Park Resources, What's in a Name? 75 Years Toward a National Cause Maxwell D. Ramsey
Greenscapes and Greenways—Maryland's Green Infrastructure Teresa Moore
From Waterbars to Polygons: The Evolution of a State Trails Program Beth Timson
ISTEA and Trails: New Opportunities to Fund Trail Development Bill Wilkinson
Beyond Recreation: Trails for Transportation and Livable Communities Andy Clarke
Turning Trash Into Trails—The Story of the Swift Creek Recycled Greenway Charles A. Flink
Dealing With Trail NIMBY's Jennifer Toole
Urban Pedestrian Facilities for the 1996 Olympics John D. Edwards
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Vol 33 No 3 - 1996
Changing Faces of Tourism
Is It a Weed or a Crop? Paradigms of Change in Tourism Dan McDonald
Great Places, Great Faces: Seeing Different User Groups Jeffrey B. Zeiger and Fred Heidrich
Iowa? Isn't That the Place Where They Grow Potatoes? Mary Elizabeth Frye and Tom Gallaher
The Technology of Tourism: Everything Old is New Again Lowell Caneday
It's Legal and Growing—The Gaming Industry, that is... Ronald G. Valentine
Exercise and Exhilaration: A Growing Toursim Attraction Mac McCrory
Celebrating Festivals of the Future Bruce E. Wicks
Heads in Beds Wendy Kerr-Price and Andy Holdnak
Environmental Groups Can Assist in Changing Toursim James M. Reidy
Selling Sunrises and Sunsets—Changes in Rural Tourism Development Gale R. Trussell
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Vol 33 No 4 - 1996
Alternative Worldviews and Natural Resource Management
Alternative Worldviews and Natural Resource Management: Introduction and Overview Robert E. Pfister, Ph.D. and Alan W. Ewert, Ph.D.
Aboriginal Involvement in Park Management in Australia James Absher and Lynn Brake
Land From Any Other Perspective? Indigenous Perspectives of Land and Resource Management Annie L. Booth
New Views on Resource Development in Southeastern Siberia Gail A. Fondahl, Ph.D.
Native Peoples and Resource Management in the Arctic Thomas J. Gallagher, Ph.D.
Cultural Perspectives: An Alternative View of Land Management Patricia M. Jostad
In Countless Ways for Thousands of Years: Native American Relationships to Wildlands and Other Protected Places Daniel McDonal and Leo H. McAvoy, Ph.D.
British Columbia Parks' Partnerships With Aboriginal People Mike Murtha
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Vol 34 No 1 - 1997
State Park Friends Groups
Introduction Ney C. Landrum
The California State Parks Foundation: Over 25 Years of Helping State Parks in California Ted C. Hilliard
Florida's Philosophy in Establishing Friends Groups Philip Werndli
Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks—"That's What Friends Are For" Kathy Pritchett
The New Hampshire Parks AmeriCorps Program: A Working Partnership Christine Wolff and Allison McLean
New Jersey's Friends Groups:
New Jersey's Swartswood Lakes and Watershed Association Stephen R. Ellis
New Jersey's Rockingham State Historic Site Margaret Carlsen
New Jersey's Skylands Association Betty Wiest
North Dakota's Icelandic State Park and the Pioneer Heritage Center Scott R. Kudelka
Pennsylvania's Friends of the Delaware Canal—A Public-Private Partnership Betty Orlemann
Tennessee State Parks—Foundation and Friends Gerald McKinney
Texas's Friends of Manahans Sandhills State Park Kevin Good
Washington State Parks Friends Groups Kathryn Stoker
Wisconsin State Park System Friends Groups David P. Hammer
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Vol 34 No 2 - 1997
Urban Parks & Recreation
Introduction: Urban Parks and Recreation: An Idea Whose Time Has Come Manny Strumpf
Urban Parks: A Logical Evolution of Our National Park Concept
Cities and the Wilderness: Derelicts of Development Michael Zuckerman
Children's Festivals: Where They Come From and How to Grow One of Your Own Ernie Fladell
Ambassadors, Educators, Enforcers: New York City's Urban Park Rangers Henry J. Stern and Stacy Dinstell
Leisure and Sustainable Cities Seymour M. Gold
Parks and Classrooms—Model Programs Reaching New Audiences Patricia Reilly
Urban Parks at Crossroads Charles Jordan
Ethnography: A Tool for Park Planning and Management William Kornblum
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Vol 34 No 3 - 1997
Mountain Bike Management & Research
Mountain Bike Management and Research: An Introduction William W. Hendricks
Mountain Biking and the Marin Municipal Water District Watershed Cathy Osborn Edger
Principles for Minimizing Trail Conflicts: Applications to Mountain Biking Roger L. Moore and Kelly Barthlow
Mountain Biking Can Foster Progressive Management Gary Sprung
The Benefits of Staging a Mountain Bike Race Tom Bradley
Management Through Education: A Mountain Biking Curriculum Mark A. Widmer
Conflict Resolution: Opportunities and Challenges in Recreation Management Ingrid E. Schneider
The Contribution of Research to Managing Conflict Among National Forest Users Alan Watson, Charles Asp, James Walsh and Andy Kulla
Mountain Bike Management: Resource Protection and Social Conflicts Deborah J. Chavez
Martial Arts, Confucius, and Managing Mountain Bikes: The Role of Etiquette in Conflict Management Edward J. Ruddell and William W. Hendricks
The Changing Face of Mountain Bikes Roy Ramthun
Profiling Members of the International Mountain Bicycling Association Michael A. Schuett, Steve Hollenhorst and Deborah J. Chavez
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Vol 34 No 4 - 1997
Interpretation As Communication
Introduction: Interpretation As Communication James D. Absher
Environmental Education as Strategic Communication: A Paradigm for the 21st Century Sam H. Ham
Interpretation as a Management Tool John A. Veverka
Relevance, Access, Involvement and Social Support: Keys to Effective Environmental Communication in Urban Areas Gail A. Vander Stoep
Back to the Basics: Interpreting to the Lowest Common Denominator Doug Knapp
Demarketing as a New Communication Tool for Managing Public Land Use John Sem and Christine A. Vogt
Application of Mass Communication Research to Natural Resource Management T. Mike Maher
Delivering Environmental Education and Interpretive Messages in Urban Proximate Field Settings: "Lessons" from Southern California James D. Absher, Patricia Winter and Katherine James
Preparing the Next Generation of Public Land Stewards Bob Loudon
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Vol 35 No 1 - 1998
Experience Quality Considerations in Managing for Risk Recreation Access Christopher D. Jones, Steven J. Hollenhorst and Michael A. Schuett
The Promise and Pitfalls of Collaborating Steve Selin
The National Off-Highway Vehicle Conservation Council, Inc.—An Overview of the Organization and OHV Issues Michael A. Schuett
Industrial Tourism: Leisure Beyond Just Parks and Beaches? An International Perspective Lucien Peters
South Carolina State Parks' New Vision for the 21st Century Dawn M. Dawson-House
Partnering For Sustainability Linda M. Kiisk, Dana J. Leavitt and Brian H. Dunbar
Fairmount Park—Beyond the Liberty Bell Nancy Goldenberg
Minting History Eric Olsen
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Vol 35 No 2 - 1998
Patterns of Change: The CCC of the 1930s and the ADA of the 1990s Pat Crawford and Jim Crabtree
Campgrounds, Community Centers, College Classes and Cyberspace: An Electronic Conversation About Computers in Recreation and Parks Bill Niepoth
Architectural Design and Park Structures George Stephen
Speaking the Language of the "Other": Environmentalists and the "Dismal" Science Roger Green and Daniel Dustin
User Fees and Public Objectives in Recreation Management Thomas A. More
The Widening Circule: The Role of Democratic Deliberation in Outdoor Recreation Conflict Management Daniel L. Dustin and Ingrid E. Schneider
Personal Watercraft: Unique Boats, Unique Conflicts, Unique Solutions James Vogel and Jon Titre
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Vol 35 No 3 - 1998
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