[Entire Issue]
National Park Service. 1997. [Entire Issue]. CRM (Cultural Resources Management). 20(2):1-56
Contents: AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISTORY AND CULTURE Foreword African-American History and Culture—A Remembering African-American Deputy Marshals in Arkansas Seminole Black Culture on the Texas Frontier Interpreting Slavery at Hampton NHS Slavery at White Haven Underground Railroad Parks—A Shared History A Private Museum Confronts the Underground Railroad The John Brown Fort—African-Americans' Civil War Monument The Niagara Movement—Lessons Reviewed A Civil War Cemetery and African-American Heritage African-American History at War of 1812 Sites The African-American Sailors' Project—The Hidden History of the Civil War African-American History in the Civil War Soldiers and Sailors Partnership Lifesavers' Courage and Duty Went Hand-in-Hand Magnificent Achievements—The M Street High School The African-American Discovery Trail From Segregation to Preservation—Monroe Elementary School Civil Rights in Orangeburg County, South Carolina Forging Partnerships, Creating Contexts African-American History at Independence NHP Another Kind of Glory African-American History at Colonial Williamsburg Museum Programs at Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Peanut Man or Educator—The Legacy of Booker T. Washington Charles Pinckney National Historic Site Fox Lake—A Resort Like Many Others The National Archives for Black Women's History
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- Journal Article
- Authors
- National Park Service
- Units
- AFAM , BOWA , GEWA , HIST , JEFF , PEVI
- Keywords
- Cultural Resources