[Entire Issue]

National Park Service. 2000. [Entire Issue]. CRM (Cultural Resources Management). 23(4):1-56

Contents: HISTORIC AMERICAN ENGINEERING RECORD HAER—Documenting Creativity The Prehistory of HAER, 1965-1968 HAER and the Recording of Technological Heritage—Reflections on the Beginning HAER Documents America's Park Roads and Parkways Through the Mill—Documenting the Southern Textile Industry Futtocks, Buttocks, and Duck Tails—HAER's Maritime Program Working the Lights—Photography, Documentation, and Coast Guard Buoy Tenders More than Cotton—Industrial Alabama Allegheny Oil Powers—Documenting Endangered Cultural Resources in Allegheny National Forest Small Steps and Giant Leaps—HAER Documentation of Static Test Facilities at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center Engineering Methods in Historical Research Recording Industrial Sites with CAD Technologies The Institute for the History of Technology and Industrial Archaeology, and HAER—A Ten-Year Retrospective The International Connection—HAER and the US/ICOMOS International Summer Intern Program HAER, an Inspiration Across the Atlantic Thirty Years of Documenting Engineering and Industrial Heritage through HAER Publications

Type
Journal Article
Authors
National Park Service
Units
ALPO , BLRI , HIST , JEFM , LINC
Keywords
Cultural Resources, Historic American Engineering Record (HAER)

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