Nat'l_Register, ContributingResources, Winsor Castle, East Cabin and West Cabin, Pipe Spring National Monument, Arizona (pisp_chicken) (frt_cbn)
GIS Specialist Zion National Park. Nat'l_Register, ContributingResources, Winsor Castle, East Cabin and West Cabin, Pipe Spring National Monument, Arizona (pisp_chicken) (frt_cbn)
The Fort and Cabins at Pipe Spring National Monument consist of four polygons in an Arc/Info coverage. This feature is referenced by the 2000 National Register of Historic Places, Nomination Update (August 14, 2000). Located on the map: Pipe Spring National Monument Historic District (prepared by: Kathy McKoy, NPS, June 2000 detail; revised Existing Conditions map, Landscape Systems, 1997). These poloygons represent three individual structures that contirbute to the significance of the historic district. The structures are Winsor Castle (aka the Fort), West Cabin, and East Cabin. Additionally, the interior courtyard of Winsor Castle is also represented by one of these polygons (nested inside the Winsor Castle polygon).
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- Geospatial Dataset
- Authors
- GIS Specialist Zion National Park
- Units
- PISP
- Keywords
- Arizona, contributing feature, historic district, masonry structure, Mohave County, Mormon Pioneer, National Park Service, National Register of Historic Places, North America, NPS, Pipe Spring National Monument, PISP, USA