The Architectural Heritage of Fort Monroe: Inventory and Documentation of Historic Structures Undertaken by the Historic American Buildings Survey - Volume I
Graham JP, Gatza MB, Wright EK. 1987. The Architectural Heritage of Fort Monroe: Inventory and Documentation of Historic Structures Undertaken by the Historic American Buildings Survey - Volume I. Washington, D.C.
The documentation of Fort Monroe, Hampton, Virginia, was undertaken during the summer of 1987 by the Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS) Division of the National Park Service and the Department of the Army, Fort Monroe. Principals involved were Robert J. Kapsch, Chief HABS/HAER; Sally K. Tompkins, Deputy Chief, HABS/HAER; Kenneth L. Anderson, AIA, Chief, HABS; and Phyllis C. Sprock, Fort Monroe Environmental Officer. Overall supervision and direction were provided by Paul Dolinsky, HABS Architect, and Alison K. Hoagland, HABS Historian. This report on Fort Monroe is composed of two volumes. Volume I is divided into two parts. Part I contains information on the survey including the historical and architectural overview which discusses not only the site and military history of Fort Monroe, but also the architectural development and stylistic trends as they progressed through the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Also included in Part I is the methodology and evaluation aspects of the survey. The survey was directed by Alison K. Hoagland, HABS Historian, and undertaken by Historian Supervisor John P. Graham, University of Virginia; Mary Beth Gatza, Mary Washington College; and E. Kipling Wright, University of Georgia.
- Type
- Published Report
- Authors
- Graham, John; Gatza, Mary; Wright, E.
- Date of Issue
- 1987
- Units
- FOMR , HIST
- Keywords
- Architectural, Architecture, documentation, ehistory, Fort Monroe, heritage, Historic American Buildings Survey, Historic Structures, History, Inventory, Survey