Shenandoah National Park Historic Resources Study - Final Draft
ROBINSON & ASSOCIATES, INC.. 1997. Shenandoah National Park Historic Resources Study - Final Draft. National Park Service
The purpose of this Historic Resource Study is to provide a historical overview of Shenandoah National Park and to identify and evaluate its historic properties within historic contexts. In essence, it synthesizes information from many sources into a single document that can aid in understanding the park and its resources. It will also serve as a precursor for the development of National Register nominations for park resources . The document was prepared in accordance with the guidelines of NPS-28 (Cultural Resources Management Guidelines) . The report was written by Carol Hooper and edited by Judith Robinson, both of Robinson & Associates, Inc. Brian Kane and Malaina Bowker were contact persons for the project at EDAW, Inc. Reed Engle was the NPS project manager.
- Type
- Published Report
- Authors
- ROBINSON & ASSOCIATES, INC.
- Date of Issue
- 1997-05
- Publisher
- National Park Service
- Units
- SHEN
- Keywords
- Camp Hoover, EARLY, ESTABLISHMENT, LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE, National Register, PARK ADMINISTRATION, POST-WAR, PRE-PARK DEVELOPMENT, RECREATIONAL, SETTLEMENT, Skyland, Skyline Drive, WAR