[Entire Issue]
National Park Service. 1997. [Entire Issue]. CRM (Cultural Resources Management). 20(1):1-56
Contents: THE NATIONAL TRAILS SYSTEM CRM and the National Trails System A Trail Historic Resource Study-How I Did One Determining Significance-Hawaii's Ala Kahakai The Object of Your Mission-Resource Management Planning Locating the California Trail at City of Rocks, Idaho Test Excavations at Fort Hall, Idaho-Summary Results Webs of Significance-Trails From Above Why Preserve Trails? A Wyoming Perspective One Trail, Many Meanings—The Lolo Trail Preserving the Iditarod Trail Historic Trail Preservation by Handshake-Can Certification Agreements Protect Trail Resources? Look Before Leaping Into a Rut-Conserving Historic Trails Pearls on a Sting-Interpretation of National Historic Trails Stepping Back in Time Along the Appalachian Trail Saving the Old Creates Something New-The Oregon Trail Reenactments and Living History-A View From the Stage Keeping the Legend Alive-How Can We Help the "Lost Generation" Find the Value of Historic Trails? Trails and Historical Ways in Switzerland For Further Information