Study of furnishings alternatives - Slateford Farm, Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area

Brown SA. 1985. Study of furnishings alternatives - Slateford Farm, Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area. National Park Service, Department of the Interior

The study focuses on the historical occupancy of Slateford Farm. Historical furnishings information will be used in support of each alternative. Appropriate National Park Service policies concerning furnishings and excerpts from planning documents are quoted in the document to explain or support rationale behind each alternative. Architectural impacts, both internal and external, are discussed for each alternative. Each alternative includes cost estimates for the proposed action. Interpretive themes are considered for each alternative. This study also provides alternatives for management so decisions can be made concerning furnishing the Slateford Farm farmhouse based on costs, interpretive themes, and National Park Service policy. This approach can provide a better understanding of possible alternatives available to manage and interpret Slateford Farm more effectively.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Brown, Sharon
Date of Issue
1985-10
Publisher
National Park Service, Department of the Interior
Units
DEWA , HIST
Keywords
Cultural Resources, Delaware Water Gap, ehistory, furnishings, History, Preservation, Resource Management, Slateford Farm

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