Park Structures and Facilities

National Park Service. 1935. Park Structures and Facilities. National Park Service, Branch of Planning. Washington, D.C.

From the "Acknowledgement" section: Though it is hoped that this volume will be widely used and that it will exert a beneficial influence on the design of park structures everywhere, its preparation was undertaken primarily because of a pressing need in connection with the Emergency Conservation Work now under way in National and State Parks throughout the country. A guide, written in 1935, to designing and building park entrance-ways, signs and markers, shelters, buildings, wall, fences, and many other structures.

Type
Book
Authors
National Park Service
Date of Issue
1935
Publisher
National Park Service, Branch of Planning
Units
CRPS , HIST
Keywords
Architecture, CRSS, Design, ehistory, History, Landscape architecture, Structures

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