Painted Canyon Visitor Center Property Consensus Determination of Eligibility (cDOE) SHPO Concurrence Letter and finding of effects
Edwards L, Rosemurgy J, Theodore Roosevelt National Park. 2026. Painted Canyon Visitor Center Property Consensus Determination of Eligibility (cDOE) SHPO Concurrence Letter and finding of effects. National Park Service. Omaha, Nebraska
Painted Canyon Visitor Center Property Consensus Determination of Eligibility using State Historical Society of North Dakota NDCRS Architectural Form with supporting text, sources, maps, and photographs. SHPO Concurrence Letter is included a separate file. The Painted Canyon Visitor Center Property is INELIGIBLE for National Register of Historic Properties (NRHP). The resource was evaluated as a built environment site along with archeology sites. This reference record is ONLY for the built environment (above-ground resources). Given that the Painted Canyon Visitor Center Property lacks National Register significance, this cDOE provides sufficient historic research and historic context regarding the NPS's planning, design, and construction of the site in the 1970s within Theodore Roosevelt National Park. The NPS has begun the process of redeveloping the site with a continued use of visitor center/contact. The Consensus Determination of Eligibility process allows Federal decision makers, in consultation with SHPOs, FPOs, or THPOs, and other consulting parties to assess a resource for listing in the NRHP. If they agree that it meets NRHP criteria the property is treated as eligible for purposes of compliance with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 (as amended).
- Type
- Published Report
- Authors
- Edwards, Leah; Rosemurgy, John; Theodore Roosevelt National Park
- Date of Issue
- 2026-07
- Publisher
- National Park Service
- Units
- THRO
- Keywords
- CDOE, consensus DOE, determination of eligibility, DOE, finding of effect, historic preservation, nrhp, park history national register of historic places