A History of the Buildings and Structures of Faraway Ranch: Historic Structure Report, Historical and Archeological Data Sections, Chiricahua National Monument

Torres L and Baumler M. 1984. A History of the Buildings and Structures of Faraway Ranch: Historic Structure Report, Historical and Archeological Data Sections, Chiricahua National Monument. Historic Structure Report. U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service, Denver Service Center. Denver, CO

This study provides a history of the existing structures in the Faraway Ranch Historic District, including their origins, evolution, and uses over the years. The structures that make up the Faraway Ranch Historic District have significance in architectural, agricultural, conservation, pioneering, business (farming and guest ranching), and social (immigration and women) history. The significance of all other existing structures within the historic district lies in the integrity and unity which they give to the ranch. Each structure served a specific purpose, and together with the Main House they give meaning to the ranch. Efforts began in 1983 to produce a Historic Structure Report for the property. Included in this study are the Historical and Archeological Data Sections and the Historic American Building Survey drawings of the property. Treatment is addressed in separate documents and calls for preservation and rehabilitation of the complex and interpretation of its significance to the public.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Torres, Louis; Baumler, Mark
Date of Issue
1984-07
Publisher
U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service, Denver Service Center
Units
CHIR , HIST , IMR
Keywords
adobe construction, African American history, agriculture, Apache, Archaeology, architecture, Bonita Canyon, cavalry, cemetery, Chiricahua, conservation, Cultural Resources, double log canyon, economics, Ed Riggs, ehistory, Faraway Ranch, fireplace, Geronimo, guest ranch, History, immigration, irrigation, Lillian Riggs, Neil Erickson, orchard, prehistoric, Preservation, President James Garfield, ranching, settlement, Structures, Swedish, swimming pool, U.S. Army, U.S. Forest Service, windmill, women's history
Subjects
CRIS-HS: 210300: Faraway Ranch "Neil's Office" , CRIS-HS: 016036: Faraway Ranch Barn and Tool Shed , CRIS-HS: 007652: Faraway Ranch Bunkhouse , CRIS-HS: 056628: Faraway Ranch Cemetery Fence , CRIS-HS: 056624: Faraway Ranch Cobblestone-edged Paths , CRIS-HS: 056626: Faraway Ranch Concrete Water Tank , CRIS-HS: 056620: Faraway Ranch Corral and Chute , CRIS-HS: 016034: Faraway Ranch Cowboy House , CRIS-HS: 056621: Faraway Ranch Fences & Gates , CRIS-HS: 016042: Faraway Ranch Foot Bridge , CRIS-HS: 012964: Faraway Ranch Garage and Shop , CRIS-HS: 016033: Faraway Ranch Main House , CRIS-HS: 056635: Faraway Ranch Main House Well , CRIS-HS: 056623: Faraway Ranch Pig Pen Ruins , CRIS-HS: 016038: Faraway Ranch Power House , CRIS-HS: 056625: Faraway Ranch Roads , CRIS-HS: 364099: Faraway Ranch Steel Water Tank , CRIS-HS: 056634: Faraway Ranch Stone Fence , CRIS-HS: 016035: Faraway Ranch Storage Shed , CRIS-HS: 016041: Faraway Ranch Swimming Pool , CRIS-HS: 056618: Faraway Ranch Tank , CRIS-HS: 016037: Faraway Ranch Tool Shed , CRIS-HS: 056622: Faraway Ranch Water Trough , CRIS-HS: 056627: Faraway Ranch Well , CRIS-HS: 056617: Faraway Ranch Windmill , CRIS-HS: 007653: Stafford Cabin

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