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DOCUMENT Citation Only Betsy Swanson.

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This historic context of West Point emphasizes changes in its landscape and identifies the different stages of landscape change as defined by military mission and historical process, enabling the establishment of accurate historic district boundaries. The document provides guidance on the development of a historic landscape management plan.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Diane Timlin. Suzanne Keith Loechl.

This historic context of West Point emphasizes changes in its landscape and identifies the different stages of landscape change as defined by military mission and historical process, enabling the establishment of accurate historic district boundaries. The document provides guidance on the development of a historic landscape management plan.

DOCUMENT Full-Text U. S. Army Construction Engineering Research Laboratories.

The purpose of the Historic Landscape Management Plan (LMP) for Fort Sam Houston is to provide guidance for future landscape planning to enhance the historic character, to improve the public image and quality of life, and to conserve water. The determinations made in the LMP followed intensive research on the historic development of Fort Sam Houston. Using Martha Freeman's historic context study as a guide (Fort Sam Houston. An American Depot. Headquarters, and Training Facility (1876-19461)....

DOCUMENT Full-Text Megan W. Tooker. Ellen R. Hartman. Adam D. Smith.

As an inventory and evaluation of the historic landscape and landscape features of Randolph Air Force Base (AFB), Texas, this document meets the requirement for federal agencies to address their cultural resources, defined as any prehistoric or historic district, site, building, structure, or object. Randolph AFB’s historic landscape is unique in its design and implementation. The base was planned and designed as an ideal “Air City” to meet flying training requirements while providing a...

DOCUMENT Full-Text Dave F. McKee.

The historic logging industry began operations in the Sierra Madre Mountains of southern Wyoming in the late 1800s. Logging companies supplied timbers for the booming copper and gold mines in the area, and hand hewn railroad ties for the Union Pacific Railroad Company (Bruce 1959; Grasso et al. 1981; Thybony et al. 1985). Today remains of historic logging camps can be found throughout the Sierra Madre Mountains in the Medicine Bow National Forest. These camps are remnants of historic landscapes...

DOCUMENT Full-Text Augustine Potor.

Thirty-Three historic structures in various stages of decay are all that remain of the gold mining community of Summitville. Summitville, which is nestled in the mountains of southern Colorado, was once known as one of the most productive gold mines in all of the state. This community was organized into a Company Town in 1934. There have been no prior archaeological investigations at this site, and, therefore, little is known about how far the company went to control the residents and their...

DOCUMENT Full-Text Charles D. James III.

Archaeological excavations along the north rim of Canyon del Muerto, Canyon de Chelly National Monument, Arizona, were conducted during 1972 by the Museum of Northern Arizona. The preliminary objective was to salvage 28 archaeological sites located within the rights-of-way of Route N64, the Chinle to Tsaile Lake road, and four associated spur roads. Research designs for the excavations are broken into historic Navajo and prehistoric Anasazi sites; this report is concerned with the former. This...

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Black and white photograph of the Academic Building, Building 127, at Randolph Air Force Base, Texas.

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Black and white photograph of the air corps warehouse, building number 2, at Randolph Air Force Base in 1931. The photograph is taken from an O.Q.M.G form.

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Black and white photograph of auxiliary tank "A," building number 342, at Randolph Air Force Base in 1932. This photograph is taken from a O.Q.M.G. form with an additional building number 510 and photograph number 1178.

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Black and white photograph of Building 542 at Randolph Air Force Base, Texas.

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Black and white photograph taken of the west elevation of Building 8, the Parachute and Operations Building, at Randolph Air Force Base, Texas.

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Two black and white photographs of the Post Chapel during construction at Randolph Air Force Base.

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A black and white photograph of the construction of the administration building at Randolph Air Force Base - also known as the "Taj Mahal." The "Taj," building 100, was constructed in 1931 and is included on the National Register of Historic Places.

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Black and white photograph of the circular drive at the entrance to Randolph Air Force Base, Texas.

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Black and white photograph of the fire station and fire trucks at Randolph Air Force Base in 1932.

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Black and white portrait of Captain Norfleet G. Bone, Randolph Field's landscape architect and engineer from 1929 to 1933.

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Black and white photograph of an oil storage building, number 42, at Randolph Field in 1934. This photograph was taken from an O.Q.M.G. Form.

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Black and white photograph of the "basic stage" of the operations office at Randolph Field in 1935.

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Black and white photograph of paint and dope shop number 129 at Randolph Air Force Base in 1931. This photograph was taken from a O.Q.M.G. Form with an additional number #1141.

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Black and white photograph of the parachute and operations building number 132 at Randolph Air Force Base, Texas. The photograph comes from a O.Q.M.G. Form with plan number 6713-131, number 1191, and building number 35. The photograph was taken on January 15, 1932.

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Black and white photograph of the Post Exchange's patio at Randolph Field, Texas. The post exchange is recorded as Building 200.

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Black and white photograph of a six car garage at Randolph Air Force Base, Texas in 1931. This photograph is taken from an O.Q.M.G. form with a label of #1155.

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Black and white photograph of a 12 car garage at Randolph Air Force Base in 1931. Labeled Building Number 304, this photograph was also given number 1110 and a O.Q.M.G. Building Number 479.