[Entire Issue]
National Park Service. 1994. [Entire Issue]. CRM (Cultural Resources Management). 17(2):1-40
Contents: USING THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES Getting the Most for Our Money The "New" Architectural History Connecting History with Historic Places: The Multiple Property Approach Archeology and The National Register Research, Stewardship, Visibility, and Planning National Register Information is a Hidden Treasure Researching African American History Praise and Recognition: The National Register in Montana Unlocking the Past: The National Register in New York Preserving the Legacy: Georgia's Historic African American Resources History Where it Happened: The National Register in Minnesota From Skeptic to Believer Chinese Properties Listed in the National Register: A Forest Service Initiative Local Preservation Activities Livable Communities The Economic Effect of National Register Listing The Mission Trail: A Springboard for Heritage Tourism The National Register Regional Travel Itineraries Our Past/Ourselves: Teaching with Historic Places Learning to Identify and Evaluate: The National Register and Higher Education Teaching Preservation at the Graduate Level Interpretation: A Road to Creative Enlightenment Reading About the National Register
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- Journal Article
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- National Park Service
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- Cultural Resources