[Entire Issue]
National Park Service. 1993. [Entire Issue]. CRM (Cultural Resources Management). 16(8):1-28
Contents: ARCHITECTURAL STUDY COLLECTIONS Material Worthy of A Second Life Colonial Williamsburg's Architectural Fragments SPNEA's Architectural Elements Collection The Collection at Independence NHP-Source of Information "Not Found in Books" The Care of Architectural Collections-A Research Project at the Smithsonian English Heritage's New Study Centre Curatorial Concerns with Architectural Collections Artifacts in Architectural Study Collections as Seen from Different Points of View The Viewpoint of a Craftsman-The Old Merchant's House Ceiling Medallions The Viewpoint of an Architectural Historian-Residential Casement Windows The Viewpoint of a Historical Architect-Salvaged Artifacts: The Lessons They Offer The Viewpoint of an Engineer-Uses of Structural Artifacts in an Engineering Office The Viewpoint of an Interpreter-Building the Story Useful Teaching Aids The Ethical Implications of Starting a Collection Windows Through Time: An Exhibit
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