Historic Furnishings Report: Moton Airfield, Tuskegee Airmen National Historic Site
Grassick M and Petravage C. 2006. Historic Furnishings Report: Moton Airfield, Tuskegee Airmen National Historic Site. Historic Furnishing Reports. Harpers Ferry, WV
Some of this story will be told through the material culture of the men and women who worked at Moton Field. The spaces they occupied and the tools and equipment they used can create a setting and set a mood, but these spaces must be supplemented by personal interpretation, signage, and audio programs in order to bring the spaces to life. The recollections of people who worked or trained at Moton Field should be collected and excerpts presented in appropriate areas. An audio program on a headset or audio stations accessed with a wand device would be an excellent way to present these recollections. If possible, former staff or students should record their own stories, which can be supplemented by additional interpretive material.
- Type
- Published Report
- Authors
- Grassick, Mary; Petravage, Carol
- Date of Issue
- 2006
- Units
- HIST , TUAI
- Keywords
- Administration, Architecture, ehistory, Furnishings Plan, Historic Resources, History, Management, Recommended furnishings