Historic Landscape Restoration Report: The Faraway Ranch, Chiricahua National Monument

Kumble PA. 1993. Historic Landscape Restoration Report: The Faraway Ranch, Chiricahua National Monument. Cultural Landscape Report. University of Arizona, Division of Landscape Resources. Tucson, Arizona

This document reports on the historic landscape of the Faraway Ranch at Chiricahua National Monument in southeastern Arizona. The ranch house is on the National Register of Historic Places, and the 1984 Historic Structures Report studied the archeology, buildings, and structures of Faraway Ranch. The purpose of this report is to provide the NPS with a restorative planting plan for the site. Additionally, existing vegetation has been mapped and identified. This process was accomplished in four phases: this included assessing existing vegetation, comparison to historic conditions, and overlaying the Existing Vegetation Plan with the Restorative Vegetation Plan. The document includes historical context, inventory of existing vegetation, plant information sheets, and plans.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Kumble, Peter
Date of Issue
1993
Publisher
University of Arizona, Division of Landscape Resources
Units
CHIR , IMR
Keywords
agriculture, Bonita Canyon, box elder, buffalo grass, cotoneaster, cultural landscape, european privit, fencing, guest ranch, historic landscape, homestead, orchard, plant list, ranch, restorative plant list, restorative vegetation plan, settlement, siberian elm, tamarix, vegetable garden, vegetation plan, velvet ash, vernacular landscape, virginia creeper
Subjects
CRIS-CL: 850020: Faraway Ranch

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