Cultural Resource Management... Historical Research in the National Park Service... Volume 22, No. 1, Supplement... United States Department of the Interior... 1999

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by  Department of the Interior

CULTURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
VOLUME 22 NO.! 1999
SUPPLEMENT
Hi®s tori°c al Research ie n the Nati°o nal Park Servi®c e
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\y 4 \ | This is a list of recent and current historical researc ~rojects sponsored or p-
0 | ported by or related to the National Park Service. It encompasses work in progress
during 1997-1998 and work completed during this period that was not listed in last
year's supplement.
PUBLISHED BY THE | ALASKA REGION
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE |
| General
ISSN 1068-4999 |
Catton, Theodore, Inhabited Wilderness: Indians, Eskimos, and National
To promote and maintain high standards Parks in Alaska. Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, 1998.
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for preserving and managing cultural
Cook, Linda, Denise Chaffee, and Brad Wolf, Alaska Goldrush NHLs: The
resources
Stampede North (brochure), 1998.
DIRECTOR Cook, Linda, et al., Elmendorf Air Force Base World War II Context and
Robert Stanton | National Register Eligibility Study, 2 vols., 1998.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR Hovis, Logan, history of explosives, in progress.
Katherine H. Stevenson Norris, Frank, “Gold Rush-Era Mining Sites in Alaska’s National Parks,”
EDITOR CRM 21, no. 7 (1998).
Ronald M. Greenberg Norris, Frank, “Tourism in Alaska’s National Parks,” paper at Alaska
Environmental! History Conference, 1998.
Norris, Frank, “Tourism, Mining, and the Evolving Gold Rush Landscape,”
International Symposium on Mining, Proceedings Publication, 1997.
ee Norris, Frank, “The Yukon in Celluloid,” Alaska Geographic 25, no. 2
Me By. | (1998).
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enctlladatitntencnalh Norris, Frank, ed., Communities in Transition, Alaska Historical Society 1997
Annual Conference Proceedings, 1998.
Aniakchak National Monument/National Preserve
Norris, Frank, “Aniakchak Bay, A Cultural Landscape Based on Fishing,”
SHA Newsletter 31 (Spring 1998).
Bering Land Bridge National Monument
Hovis, Logan, Utica Mining District National Historic Landmark nomination,
in progress.
Denali National Park/National Preserve
Alaska Department of Fish and Game and National Park Service, ethno-
graphic overview and assessment including village historics, in progress.
Griffen, Kristen, administrative history, in progress.
NGI ef] Qa) | Historical Research Associates, cultural landscape report for park road corri.
WY 9-0\3 1419)| or,i n progress.
Statements of fact and views are the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily reflect an opinion or ende sement on the part of the editors, the CRM
advisors and consultants, or the National Park Service. Send articles and correspondence to the Editor, CRM, U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service
Cultura! Resources, |849 C Street, NW, Surte 350NC, Washington, DC 20240; 202-343-8!6 4, fax [phone]; email: <[email protected]>
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Kain, Ann, historic resource study, vol. 2, in book. Anchorage: Alaska Natural History Assn.,
progress. 1998.
Kain, Ann, and Wendy Simpson, cultural the- Schaaf, Jeanne, oral history project, in progress.
matic context, in progress.
Sitka National Historical Park
Kain, Ann, and Mary Tidlow, Fannie Quigley
Cook, Linda, Amanda Zeman, and Heidi Siegel,
Cabin historic structure report, in progress.
Sheldon Jackson College National Historic
Gates of the Arctic National Park/National Lanamark nomination, in progress.
Preserve
Ewing, Betsey, and Linda Cook, Allen Memorial
Hewko, Anna Lee, Anaktuvuk Pass Settlement Auditorium HABS history, 1998.
Site HABS history, 1998.
Griffin, Kristen, historic resource study, in
progress.
Katmai National Park/National Preserve
Griffin, Kristen, and UAF Oral History Program,
Clemens, Janet, historic resource study, in
progress. multimedia “jukebox” program, in progress.
Hilton, Michael R., “Integrating Natural and Wrangell-St. Elias National Park/National
Cultural Resource Management in Katmai National Preserve
Park and Preserve,” CRM 21, no. 9 (1998). Bleakley, Geoff, Amphitheatre Creek Relief Cabin
National Register nomination, n progress.
Kenai Fjords National Park
Bleakiey, Geoff, Bremner Historic Mining District
Cook, Linda, and Frank Norris, A Stern and
National Register nomination, in progress.
Rock-Bound Coast: Kenai Fjords National Park
Historic Resource Study, 1998. Bleakley, Geoff, Chisana Historic Mining
Norris, Frank, “Pete and Josephine Sather, Landscape National Register nomination, 1998.
Pioneers Along Kenai's Southern Coast: An Bleakley, Geoff, Copper Bluff Segment National
Appreciation,” paper at Alaska Historical Society Register nomination, 1998.
annual meeting, 1998.
Bleakley, Geoff, Historic Properties Associated
with the Development of Transportation in
Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park
Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve,
Baird, Morgan, “The Role of Natural Disasters in
1885-1955, National Register nomination, 1998.
Human Migration: An Examination of the Palm
Sunday Avalanche of 1898,” paper at Alaska Bleakley, Geoff, Historic Properties Associated
with Euro-American Exploration in Wrangell-St.
Historical Society annual meeting, 1998.
Elias National Park and Preserve, 1796-1945,
Bamberg, Angelique, and Linda Cook, McCabe
National Register nomination, 1998.
Building HABs history, 1998.
Bleakley, Geoff, Historic Properties Associated
Norris, Frank, “Preserving the Klondike Gold
with Human Wildlife Utilization in Wrangell-St.
Rush Legacy,” CRM 21, no. 9 (1998).
Elias National Park and Preserve, 1786-1940,
Norris, Frank, “Researching Cultural Heritage:
National Register nomination, in progress.
The Case of Skagway, Alaska,” paper at Governor's
Bleakley, Geoff, Historic Properties Associated
Conference on Cultural Tourism, Anchorage, 1998.
with Mining in Wrangell-St. Elias National Park
Norris, Frank, “Skagway Welcomes the World: A
and Preserve National Register nomination, in
Century of Tourism in Alaska’s Garden City,” progress.
Proceedings of the 1997 Alaska Historical Society
Bleakley, Geoff, Historic Properties Associated
Symposium (Sitka), 1997.
with the Valdez Trail National Register nomination,
Shape, William, Faith of Fools: A Journal of the 1998.
Klondike Gold Rush. Foreword by Frank Norris.
Bleakley, Geoff, “History of Non-Kennecott-
Pullman: Washington State University Press, 1998.
Associated Mineral Development in the Wrangell
Lake Clark National Park/National Preserve Mountain Region, 1898-1947,” unpub. ms, 1998.
Branson, John, Bristol Bay, Alaska, From the Bleakley, Geoff, May Creek Mail Cabin National
Hinterlands to Tidewater: A Grassroots Pictorial, Register nomination, in progress.
1885-1965. Seattle: GPO, 1998. Bleakley, Geoff, Orr Stage Company
Branson, John, ed., Readings from Southwestern Superintendent’s Cabin National Register nomina-
Alaska (anthology textbook on Native cultures and tion, in progress.
regional history) and accompanying teachers’ hand-
Bleakley, Geoff, Solo Mountain Relief Cabin
National Register nomination, in progress.
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Bleakley, Geoff, and Logan Hovis, Kennecott Capitol Reef National Park
Kids Oral History Interviews, in conjunction with
Frye, Bradford, From Barrier to Crossroads: An
Third Kennecott Kids Reunion, 1998.
Administrative History of Capitol Reef National Park,
White, Paul, Kennecott and Bremner landscape Utah, in press.
histories, in progress.
Gilbert, Cathy A. and Kathleen McKoy, Cultural
Yukon-Charley Rivers National Preserve Landscape Report: Fruita Rural Historic District,
Capitol Reef National Park, 1997.
Beckstead, Douglas, “Gold Ship on the Yukon
Kreutzer, Lee Ann, “Implementing NAGPRA,” in
River,” CRM 21, no. 9 (1998).
Charlotte Beck, ed., Current Models in Great Basin
Beckstead, Douglas, history of gold dredges, in
Anthropology. Salt Lake City: University of Utah
progress.
Press, in press.
Beckstead, Douglas, and Bonnie Houston, James
Kreutzer, Lee Ann, “Whose Rights Are Righter? A
Taylor cabins and dog barn historic structures
Case Study in Cultural Perspectives, Spiritual
report, in progress.
Values, and NAGPRA,” paper at National
Association for Humanities Education meeting,
INTERMOUNTAIN REGION Provo, 1997.
Kreutzer, Lee Ann, prod., Wayne County
General
Generations, oral history video, 1997.
Bunyak, Dawn, Silverton (CO) National Historic
McKoy, Kathleen, “Fruita’s Rural Landscape:
Landmark documentation revision, in progress.
Scenery with a View on the Past,” Utah
Greene, Jerome A., Sand Creek massacre history Preservation, in press.
and evaluation for special resource study, in
McKoy, Kathleen, park multiple property
progress.
National Register nomination, in progress.
Mahr Yanez, Aaron, “The UGRR on the Rio
Carlsbad Caverns National Park
Grande,” CRM 21, no. 4 (1998).
McChristian, Douglas C., and Jerome A. Greene, McVaugh, Fred, Carlsbad Cave National
Monument, 1920-1930, in progress.
Hill Air Force Base (UT) Cold War cultural resource
survey, in progress. Rothman, Hal K., Promise Beheld and the Limits
McChristian, Douglas C., and Christine of Place (historic resource study), publication forth-
Whitacre, Whiteman Air Force Base (MO) Cold War coming.
interpretive brochure and traveling exhibit, in
Chamizal National Memorial
progress.
Gomez, Arthur R., administrative history, in
Mitchell, Lynn Marie, “Daniel Hubbard Cross:
progress.
Photographer and Musician, 1836-1918,” Stereo
World: Journal of the National Stereoscopic El Morro National Monument
Association, forthcoming.
Gomez, Arthur R., administrative history adden-
Montana Historical Society, Butte fiistoric dum, in progress.
District National Historic Landmark documentation
Fort Bowie National Historic Site
revision, in progress.
McChristian, Douglas C., historic resource study,
Renewable Technologies, Ellsworth Air Force
in progress.
Base cultural resource management plan, in
progress. Fort Laramie National Historic Site
Big Bend National Park Barbour, Bart, fur trade component of historic
resource study, in progress.
Welsh, Michael E., administrative history, in
progress. Chappell, Gordon S., Army hospitals and their
staffs at Fort Laramie, in progress.
Big Hole National Battlefield
Ivey, James E., 1873 hospital historic structure
Historical Research Associates, administrative report, in progress.
history, in progress.
McChristian, Douglas C., “The Private Property
Bryce Canyon National Park Era, 1890-1937,” historic resource study compo-
nent, 1998.
Bryant, Richard, Bryce Rim Road cultural !and-
scape inventory, in progress. McChristian, Douglas C., “Special Report:
Magazine (HS-14),” 1998.
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Glacier National Park Petroglyph National Monument
Historical Research Associates, Great Northern Welsh, Michael F., historic resource study, 1998.
Railway Buildings National Historic Landmark doc-
Pipe Spring National Monument
umentation revision, in progress.
McKoy, Kathleen, administrative history, in
Runte, Alfred, administrative history, in progress.
progress.
Glen Canyon National Recreation Area
McKoy, Kathleen, and Peggy F. Nelson, cultural
Historical Research Associates, Cultural landscape inventory and evaluation, 1998.
Landscape Inventory and National Register amend-
McKoy, Kathleen, and Dave Ruppert, oral history
ment for Lee’s Ferry/Lonely Dell Ranch Historic
project, in progress.
District, 1997.
Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument
Grand Canyon National Park
Ivey, James E., 20th-century historic structures
Anderson, Michael, Living at the Edge: Explorers,
report, in progress.
Exploiters, and Settlers of the Grand Canyon Region.
Karen Lewis, Historic Preservation, Quarai
Grand Canyon, AZ: Grand Canyon Assn., 1998.
Acequia study, in progress.
Grand Teton National Park
Morrow & Company, Abo Unit cultural land-
Daugherty, John, et al., A Place Called Jackson scape inventory, 1998.
Hole: The Historic Resource Study of Grand Teton
Morrow & Company, Quarai Unit cultural land-
National Park, forthcoming 1999.
scape inventory, in progress.
Grant-Kohrs Ranch National Historic Site
San Antonio Missions National Historical
Historical Research Associates/Intermountain Park
Support Office, interpretive history and revised
Chavez, Mark, and Rosalind Rock, Tufa House at
National Historic Landmark documentation, in
Mission San Juan historic structure report, in
progress.
progress.
McChristian, Douglas C., Ranchers to Rangers:
Rock, Rosalind, Mission San Juan community
An Administrative History of Grant-Kohrs Ranch
history, in progress.
National Historic Site, 1997.
Santa Fe National Historic Trail
Guadalupe Mountains National Park
Boyle, Susan C., Los Capitalistas: Hispano
Rothman, Hal K., historic resource study, 1998.
Merchants and the Santa Fe Trade. Albuquerque:
Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site University of New Mexico Press, 1997.
Anderson, Ratchel, and Tom Windes, Hubbell Gardner, Mark L., Wagons on the Santa Fe Trail,
Barn construction dates historic structure report 1822-1880, 1997.
component, 1997.
Tumacacori National Historical Park
Cloyd, Paul, Julie Rosen, and M. J. Lowe, The
Sheridan, Thomas, historic resource study, in
Two-Story Barn Historic Structure Report, 1997.
progress.
Sears, Melody, Hubbell fine arts collection his-
Washita Battlefield National Historic Site
tory, in progress.
Greene, Jerome A., historic resource study, in
Montezuma Castle National Monument
progress.
Protas, Joshua, A Past Preserved in Store: The
Yellowstone National Park
Early Administrative History of Montezuma Castle
National Monument, M.A. thesis, Arizona State Barringer, Mark D., Private Empire, Public Land:
University, 1997. The Rise and Fall of the Yellowstone Park Company,
Ph.D. dissertation, Texas Christian University, 1997.
Palo Alto Battlefield National Historic Site
Culpin, Mary Shivers, concessions and adminis-
Mahr Yanez, Aaron, historic resource study, in
trative development historic resource study, in
progress.
progress.
Pecos National Historical Park Whittlesey, Lee, “A Brief History of Black
Ivey, James E., historic structure report, in Americans in the Yellowstone National Park Area,
progress. 1872-1907,” Wyoming Annals 69 (Fall 1997).
King, Joseph, and Andrew Young, ranching and Whittlesey, Lee, “Everyone Can Understand a
trading history, in progress. Picture’: Photographers and the Promotion of Early
CRM N° | Supplement—1999
Yellowstone ” Montana Magazine of Western the Campaign for School Desegregation (historic
History, forthcoming. resource study), publication pending.
Whittlesey, Lee, ““A Pronounced Weakness for Harpers Ferry Center, Freedom and Equality: In
Geysers’: Early Geyser Gazers in Yellowstone,” Search of a Fair Chance to Learn, park CD-ROM, in
GOSA Transactions 6 (1998). progress.
Whittlesey, Lee, and James Brust, “William Harpers Ferry Center, park video, in progress.
Henry Jackson's Competitor: Thomas J. Hine and
Quinn Evans Architects, Monroe School historic
the Earliest Yellowstone Photographs,” Montana
structure report, in progress.
Magazine of Western History, forthcoming.
Quinn Evans Architects/Land & Community
Whittlesey, Lee, Rocco Paperiello, and Mike
Associates, cultural landscape guidelines, in
Keller, “Discovery of the 1926 Old Faithful Nature
progress.
Trail Manuscript and a Discussion of Its
Implications for Hot Springs Researchers,” GOSA Buffalo National River
Transactions 6 (1998). Liles, Jim, Old Folks Talking: Historical Sketches
of Boxley Valley, on Buffalo River, 1998.
MIDWEST REGION Newsom, Jeffrey, Analysis of Construction Dates
for Pioneer Homesites in the Buffalo National River,
Agate Fossil Beds National Monument
Arkansas, 1998.
Sanford, Dena L., editing and completing draft
Rogers, Suzie, “A Place of the Heart,” Ozarks
Bone Cabin/Harold Cook Homestead historic struc- Watch: Anthology II 10, nos. 1-4 (1997).
ture report by William H. Harlow and Charles
Trupia, in progress. Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Area
Tamburro, Sam, Howe House historic structure
Apostle Islands National Lakeshore
report, in progress.
Peterson, Sheree, Camp Stella special history
Tamburro, Sam, Leyser Farm National Register
study and National Register revisions, in progress.
nomination, in progress.
Porter, Robert, and Dave Snyder, interim cultural
Tamburro, Sam, Point Farm National Register
landscape management report for 13 sites, in
nomination, 1998.
progress.
Tamburro, Sam, U.S. Census productions of
Quinn Evans Architects, Raspberry Lightstation
industry records 1850-1880, in progress.
historic structure report, in progress.
Tamburro, Sam, Valley Railway cultural land-
Williams, Judith B., Long Island lighthouses and
scape report, in progress.
fish camps special history study, in progress.
Tamburro, Sam, and Jeff Winstel, Canal Railroad
Arkansas Post National Memorial
and Industrial Resources of Clinton National
Arnold, Morris S., “The Rumble of a Distant Register nomination, in progress.
Drum: The Quapaw and the Old World New Comers
Tamburro, Sam, and Jeff Winstel, Clinton High
1673-1804,” 1998. School National Register nomination, in progress.
Brandes, Howard R., “Military and Civilian
Tamburro, Sam, and Jeff Winstel, Clinton United
Buttons of Arkansas Post, Arkansas,” 1998.
Methodist Church National Register nomination, in
Lind, Shane, Henri de Tonty, biography, 1998. progress.
Quinn Evans Architects/Land & Community Tamburro, Sam, and Jeff Winstel, Limbach Block
Associates, cultural landscape report, in progress. National Register nomination, in progress.
Watson, Michelle, Quapaw ethnohistory, in Tamburro, Sam, and Jeff Winstel, Oster Store
progress. National Register nomination, in progress.
Brown v. Board of Education National Tampurro, Sam, and Jeff Winstel, Price House
National Register nomination, in progress.
Historic Site
Brown Foundation, oral history project, in Tamburro, Sam, and Jeff Winstel, Rhoads House
progress. National Register nomination, in progress.
Tamburro, Sam, and Jeff Winstel, Schmidt House
Franklin Weekley, Rachel, “The Politics of Place:
The Dynamics of Shared Stewardship,” paper at and Store National Register nomination, in progress.
AASLH annual meeting, 1997. Tamburro, Sam, and Jeff Winstel, Smith House
Franklin Weekley, Rachel, “A Strong Pull, A Long National Register nomination, in progress.
Pull, and A Pull Altogether”: Topeka’s Contribution to
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Tamburro, Sam, and Jeff Winstel, Village of Thomas, Tom, suitability-feasibility study of
Clinton Ohio & Erie Canal Historic District National Wright Dunbar Historic District and Wright Aircraft
Register nomination, in progress. Factory in general management plan, 1997.
Tamburro, Sam, and Jeff Winstel, Village of Vaage, Karen, and Tom Thomas, Wright Brothers
Clinton/Warwick Cleveland, Akron & Columbus Memorial Cultural Landscape Report, 1998.
Railroad Historic District National Register nomina-
Wright Research Group, Wilbur and Orville
tion, in progress. Wright: Handbook of Facts, ed. Ann Deines and
Tamburro, Sam, and Jeff Winstel, Waggoner Wilkinson Wright, in progress.
House National Register nomination, in progress.
Effigy Mounds National Monument
Tamburro, Sam, and Jeff Winstel, Warwick
Lenzendorf, Dennis, park handbook, in progress.
House National Register nomination, in progress.
Tamburro, Sam, and Jeff Winstel, Wellhouse Fort Larned National Historic Site
House National Register nomination, in progress. Nelligan, William, administrative history, in
Tamburro, Sam, Jeff Winstel, and Michael Scott, progress.
Limbach Block historic context and structural analy- Nelligan, William, historic resource study, in
Sis, in progress. progress.
Winstel, Jeff, agricultural cultural landscape Quinn Evans Architects, Officers’ Row historic
report, in progress. structure report, in progress.
Winstel, Jeff, cultural landscape report update, in Quinn Evans Architects/Land & Community
progress. Associates, cultural landscape report, in progress.
Winstel, Jeff, “The Frazee House: A Nineteenth- Reaves, Stacy Webb, “A Necessary Evil: The Post
Century Landscape in Ohio’s Western Reserve,” Sutler at Fort Larned and Fort Dodge, Kansas,”
paper for Pioneer America Society, 1997.
1998.
Winstel, Jeff, and Anthony Gareau, “New
Fort Scott National Histor Site
Technology and Old Records: Using G.I.S. to Map
Duncan, Russell, James Montgomery biography,
Nineteenth-Century Agricultural Production Trends,”
paper for Social Science History Association, 1998. in progress.
Mann, Howard, 10th Kansas Infantry regimental
Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical
history, in progress.
Park
Schofield, Arnold W., administrative history, in
Deines, Ann, “Celebrating the Centennial of
progress.
Flight in Dayton,” paper at National Council on
Williams, Sherda, cultural landscape report, in
Public History annual meeting, 1998.
progress.
Deines, Ann, historic resource study, publication
pending. Fort Smith National Historic Site
Deines, Ann, oral history project, in progress. Bane, S. Kirk, and Juliet L. Galonska, “Henry
Starr: Bandit, Gangster and Reformer?” paper at
Deines, Ann, “Preserving and Memorializing the
Southwes' American Culture Association/Popular
Birthplace of Aviation,” paper at National Aerospace
Culture Association annual meeting, 1998.
Conference, 1998.
Foulds, H. Eliot, and Joseph H. Crystal, Wright Galonska, Juliet L., “Bass Reeves,” “Isaac C.
Brothers Hill Memorial Plaza Cultural Landscape Parker,” and “Pearl Starr” entries for Arkansas
Biography project, forthcoming.
Treatment Plan, 1998.
Galonska, Juliet L., “We Rode with Our Lives in
Fraterrigo, Elizabeth, Huffman Prairie Flying
Our Hands: Deputy U.S. Marshals in the Indian
Field history, in progress.
Territory,” Oklahoma State Troopers Magazine,
McEnaney, Marla, Huffman Prairie Flying Field
Spring 1998.
cultural landscape report, in progress.
Galonska, Juliet L., and Joseph Crystal, Cultural
Milsk, Laura, “Revisiting the Wright Brothers: An
Landscape Report for Fort Smith National Historic
Analysis of the 1910 Wright-Dunbar
Site, 1998.
Neighborhood,” 1998.
Higgins, Billy, “Peter Caulder: War of 1812
Quinn Evans Architects, Hoover Block historic
Veteran and Free Black Pioneer of Arkansas,” paper
structure report, in progress.
at Arkansas Historical Association annual meeting,
Quinn Evans Architects, Wright Cycle Company 1998.
building historic structure report, in progress.
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“In the Shadow of the Gallows,” exhibit guide, in Homestead National Monument of America
progress.
Quinn Evans Architects/Land & Community
Kidder, Bradley W., “Goodbye, Tall Old Oak,” Associates, cultural landscape report, in progress.
White River Valley Historical Quarterly, Summer
Hopewell Culture National Historical Park
1998.
Cockrell, Ron, administrative history, in progress.
Fort Union Trading Post National Historic
Cockrell, Ron, “From Moundbuilders to
Site
Hopewell Culture: Placing Hopewellian Studies
Barbour, Barton H., Fort Union and the Upper
within the Context of American Archaeology,” gradu-
Missouri fur trade, 1830-1865, in progress.
ate paper, 1998.
Boehme, Sarah E., “John James Audubon in the
Jones, Rebecca, oral history project, in progress.
West: Exploring for the Quadrupeds,” traveling exhi-
Ruby, Bret J., “An Historical and Archaeological
bition and accompanying book, in progress.
Evaluation of the Nature, Integrity, and Significance
Matzko, John, Reconstructing Fort Union: The
of the Spruce Hill Works, Ross County, Ohio,”
Interplay of Citizens and Their Government in the
Reports of Investigations 98-1, draft.
Development of a Historical Park (administrative
Hot Springs National Park
history), 1998.
6th Infantry Association, Interments at Fort Blaeuer, Mark, “Didn’t All the Indians Come
Buford 1866 to 1895, rev. ed., 1998. Here? Separating Fact from Fiction at Hot Springs
National Park,” booklet in progress.
George Rogers Clark National Historical Park
Christianson, Heidi, Bathhouse Row during the
Nolan, Pamela, George Rogers Clark Virginia
20th century, master’s thesis, Arkansas Technical
Papers indexing, in progress.
University, in progress.
George Washington Carver National Cockrell, Ron, administrative history, in progress.
Monument
Cockrell, Ron, “Creating Comfort out of Chaos:
Cunningham, David, historic cemeteries in Antebellum Transformation of a Spa Resort Town
Southwest Missouri, in progress. into a National Park,” graduate paper, 1998.
University of Arkansas Department of Cockrell, Ron, historic resource study, in
Anthropology and Center for Arkansas and Regional progress.
Studies, African-American culture in Southwest
Hanley, Ray, Hot Springs, Arkansas: A Postcard
Missouri, 1998.
History. Charleston, SC: Arcadia Publishing, in
University of Wisconsin, Madison, Department press.
of Landscape Architecture, integrated landscape
McLane, Bobbie J., Charles W. Cunning, and
plan, in progress.
Wendy B. Richter, comp. and ed., Observations of
Grand Portage National Monument Arkansas: The 1824-1863 Letters of Hiram Abiff
Whittington. Hot Springs: Garland County Historical
Birk, Douglas, The Hudson Bay Trail: A Study of
Society, 1997.
Nineteenth Century Travel Routes between Grand
Portage, Minnesota, and Fort William, Ontario. Miller, George O., “Soaking Up Hot Springs,”
Institute for Minnesota Archaeology Reports of Endless Vacation, September-October 1998.
Investigations No. 466. Minneapolis: IMA Pousner, Howard, “Hot Springs Times Three,”
Consulting, 1998. Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Aug. 30, 1998.
Birk, Douglas, park National Register documen- Rhodes, Larry, “The Forgotten Spa...
tation revision, in progress. Whittington’s Chalybeate Spring,” The Greater Hot
Clark, Caven, prehistoric cultural affiliation Springs Senior Edition, May 1998.
study, in progress. Rhodes, Larry, “The Mysterious DeSoto Rock,”
Cochrane, Timothy, historic Native American use The Greater Hot Springs Senior Edition, July 1998.
of Grand Portage and Isle Royale, in progress. Rhodes, Larry, “Valley Street... Then & Now,”
The Greater Hot Springs Senior Edition, June 1998.
Woolworth, Alan R., The French Presence on
Lake Superior and at Grand Portage, c. 1740-1805. Sears, Gail, African Americans and the Hot
Maplewood, MN: Woolworth Research Associates, Springs Baths, CD-ROM/exhibit, 1998.
1998.
Shugart, Sharon, A Brief Report on Department of
Harry S. Truman National Historic Site Interior Involvement with Hot Springs Reservation,
1998.
Taylor, Jon E., Truman Farm historic resource
study, in progress.
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Shugart, Sharon, Early History of Automobile Fairfax, Sally, park land acquisition, for book on
Travel in Hot Springs, 1998. federal land acquisition and management in the
Shugart, Sharon, Finding Aid to Hot Springs West.
National Park Documentary Microfiche, 1998. Frick, Ruth, Courageous Colter and Companions.
Privately printed, 1997.
Shugart, Sharon, Memorandum on Gulpha Gorge
Land Transactions, 1998. Land, Stephen, St. Louis and Jefferson National
Expansion Memorial History Channel documentary,
Shugart, Sharon, Summary of CCC Projects in
in production.
Hot Springs, 1998.
Tichi, Cecelia, Hot Springs chapter for book on Moore, Robert J., Jr., “Lewis and Clark and
Dinosaurs,” We Proceeded On: Journal of the Lewis
spa mythology, in progress.
and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation 24, no. 4
Wildoner, Sherri, Hot Springs research for study
(November 1998).
of spa promotional techniques, master’s thesis,
Moore, Robert J., Jr., Lewis and Clark at Cahokia,
Southeast Missouri State University, in progress.
Wood River, and St. Louis, in progress.
Young, Durand, “City of the Arts: Revitalizing
Moore, Robert J., Jr., park oral history project,
Hot Springs,’ The World and I, August 1998.
ongoing.
Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore
Moore, Robert J., Jr., St. Louis slave emancipa-
Holmes, Amanda, Chellberg Farmhouse HABS tions, 1804-1865, computer database listing, ongo-
documentation, in progress. ing.
Quinn Evans Architects, Chellberg Farm cultural Pellarin, John, slave sales in St. Louis,
landscape report, in progress.
1804-1865.
Slupski, Janice, dunes artists and associated
Scott, James, and Victoria Carlson, architectural
properties, in progress. history of Old Courthouse for PBS documentary on
Slupski, Janice, The Dunes Highway: Historical St. Louis architecture, KETC Television, St. Louis.
Study of a Transportation Corridor, 1997.
Keweenaw National Historical Park
Slupski, Janice, Inland Manor and suburbaniza-
Yarbrough, Edward, historic resource study, in
tion of the dunes, in progress.
progress.
Slupski, Janice, recreational and residential
Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial
development in the Indiana Dunes, in progress.
McEnaney, Marla, cultural landscape report, in
Isle Royale National Park
progress.
Cochrane, Timothy, historic Native American use
Pfieffer, Larry, Historical Overview of the Nancy
of Grand Portage and Isle Royale, in progress.
Hanks Lincoln Cemetery, 1997.
Floren, Russel, and Andrea Gutsche, Lake
Quinn Evans Architects, visitor center historic
Superior islands book and video, in progress.
structure report, in progress.
Franks, Katie, Historic Structures at Isle Royale
Lincoln Home National Historic Site
National Park: Historic Contexts and Associated
Property Types, 1998. Krupka, Francis O., Jesse K. Dubois House and
Aitken Barn historic structures report, in progress.
Stoffle, Richard W., and M. Nieves Zedeno,
ethnographic and ethnohistorical study of commer- Suits, Linda Norbut, ed., Abraham Lincoln and a
cial fishing activity, in progress. New Birth of Freedom: Papers from the Tenth Annual
Lincoln Colloquium, 1998.
Welker, Doug, Isle Royale place names, in
progress. Suits, Linda Norbut, Susan M. Haake, and
Timothy P. Townsend, Charles Arnold House exhibit
Jefferson National Expansion Memorial
plan, in progress.
Bleam, Gregg, Evaluation of a Landscape: Eero
Suits, Linda Norbut, and Timothy P. Townsend,
Saarinen and Dan Kiley’s Collaborative Design for
eds., War, Politics, and the Lincoln Administration:
Jefferson National Expansion Memorial, Historic
Papers from the Eleventh Annual Lincoln Colloquium,
Landscape Report, 1998.
forthcoming.
Cheek, Lawrence, Eero Saarinen. St. Louis:
Midwest Archeological Center
Jefferson National Expansion Historical Association,
1998. Thiessen, Thomas D., Midwest Archeological
Center administrative history, in progress.
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Mississippi National River and Recreation MacDonald, Eric, and Arnold R. Alanen, North
Area Manitou Island agriculture and agricultural land-
Anfinson, John O., historic resource study, in scapes, in progress.
progress. Starr, Eileen, determination of eligibility on post-
World War II recreational structures, in progress.
Nicodemus National Historic Site
Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve
Michael, Jennifer, oral history project, in
progress. Hal K. Rothman and Associates, historic
resource study, in progress.
Ozark National Scenic Riverways
Hobbs, Julia, and Edward Hobbs, property title
Brue, Sandy, and Eric Glathaar, “Barn Again,”
search and family history research on Stephen Jones
paper at Smithsonian Traveling Exhibit Conference,
and the Spring Hill/Z Bar Ranch, in progress.
1998.
Quinn Evans Architects/Land & Community
Brue, Sandy, and Eric Glathaar, “Three Ozark
Associates, cultural landscape report, in progress.
Women,” paper at Stuff of Women’s History
Conference, 1998. Tallgrass Historians/Rebecca Conrad, Tallgrass
Prairie National Preserve Legislative History,
Glathaar, Eric, “Civil War in the Ozarks,” public
1920-1996, 1998.
awareness program for Big Spring Park, 1998.
Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site
Quinn Evans Architects, Big Spring Lodge his-
toric structure report, in progress. O’Bright, Alan, “Structural Stabilization
Challenges of a Presidential Home,” paper at
Stevens, Donald L., Jr.. administrative history, in
Preservation of Russian Antiquities, 1997.
progress
Stevens, Donald L., Jr., “Park Neighbors and Slaton, Deborah, and Alan O’Bright, eds.,
“Historic Structure Reports: Variations on a Theme,”
Park Policy,” paper at National Council on Public
History annual meeting, 1998. APT Bulletin 28, no. 1 (i997).
Voyageurs National Park
Pea Ridge National Military Park
Birk, Douglas A., and John P. McCarthy, “The
Huggard, Christopher J., Pea Kidge National
Definition and Evaluation of Commercial Pine-Log
Military Park: An Administrative History, 1998.
Procurement Properties in Minnesota,” in draft.
Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore
Harlow, William, and Mary Graves, Rainy Lake
Franklin Weekley, Rachel, and Quinn Evans City Saloon historic structure report, in draft.
Architects/Land & Community Associates, Au Sable
Hurley, John, Ingersoll National Register nomina-
Light Station, Cultural Landscape Report, publica-
tion, in progress.
tion forthcoming.
Nunnally, Patrick, Rainy Lake City cultural land-
Stoffel, Richard, Ojibway traditional resources in
scape inventory, in progress.
the Upper Great Lakes, in progress.
Quinn Evans Architects, Meadwood Lodge his-
Vogel, John, fish and fish stocking history, in
toric structure report, in progress.
progress.
Sanford, Dena, and Eileen Starr, tourism and
Pipestone National Monument recreation in Northern Lakes Region, 1890-1945, in
Stevens, Donald L., Jr., historic resource study, in progress.
progress. Witzig, Fred, administrative history, in progress.
Saint Croix National Scenic Riverway Witzig, Fred, legislative history, in draft.
Franklin Weekley, Rachel, “Recreation and Wyatt, Barbara, context statement and evalua-
Tourism along the Saint Croix,” recreation context tion criteria for Virginia & Rainy Lake Lumber
study, 1998. Company landscape resources, in progress.
Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore Wilson's Creek National Battlefield
Duwe, Michael, Bill Herd, and Kimberly Mann, Hazelwood, Laura, legislative history, in
progress.
historic properties management plan, in progress.
Karamanski, Theodore, administrative history, in Patrick, Jeffrey L., ed., An Account of the Battle of
Wilson’s Creek. Springfield, MO: Greene County
progress.
Historical Society, 1998.
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Patrick, Jeffrey L., Souvenir of the Holland George Washington Memorial Parkway
Company Home Guards and Phelps Regiment of
Cultural Resources, Inc., Fort Hunt historic
Missouri Volunteer Infantry, in progress.
resource study, in progress.
Piston, William G., “The Lowa Ist Volunteers:
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park
Honor and Community in a Ninety-day Regiment,”
Civil War History 44, no. 1 (March 1998). Horizon Research Consultants, Storer College
historic resource study, in progress.
Piston, William G., and Richard W. Hatcher III,
Wilson's Creek, forthcoming book. Paula Reed and Associates, National Register
documentation revision, in progress.
Slaughter, Connie P., administrative history, in
progress. Manassas National Battlefield Park
Trieschmann, Laura V., National Register docu-
NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION mentation revision, in progress.
Mary Mcieod Bethune Council House
General
National Historic Site
Floyd, Dale, Civil War Defenses of Washington
historic resource study, Part I, in progress. King, Lisa, Mary McLeod Bethune in
Washington, in progress.
Floyd, Dale, A Historic Resources Study: The Civil
War Defenses of Washington, Part II, 1998. Monocacy National Battlefield
Scott, Gary, “The Quarries at Aquia and Seneca,” Paula Reed and Associates, historic resource
White House History 3 (Spring 1998). study, in progress.
Antietam National Battlefield National Capital Parks
Paula Reed and Associates, National Register Fanning, Kay, Dumbarton Oaks Park National
documentation revision, in progress. Register nomination, in progress.
Arlington House, The Robert E. Lee Memorial Faragasso, Frank, and Marilyn Brown, early
development of Oxon Hill Farm and the DeButts
Byrne, Karen, “The Remarkable Legacy of Selina
family, in progress.
Gray,” CRM 21, no. 4 (1998).
Overbeck, Ruth Ann, Anacostia Park historic
Byrne, Karen, “To Raise Him Up in the Way He
resource study, in progress.
Should Go: Robert E. Lee and the Making of a Son,”
paper at Phi / ‘pha Theta Biennial Conference, Prince William Forest Park
1997. Payne-Jackson, Arvilla, and Sue Taylor, African
Byrne, Karen, and Delphine Gross, Slavery at American park neighbors oral history project, in
Arlington, in progress. progress.
Catoctin Mountain Park Sewall-Belmont House National Historic Site
Wehrle, Edmund F., historic resource study, in Fuentes, Sonia P., site history, in progress.
progress. Schultz, Scott, HABS history, in progress.
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National
White House
Historical Park
Coffin, Margaret, Historic Landscape Assessment
Stover, Douglas, Fort Duncan Study, 1998.
for First Division Monument and Sherman Plaza,
Tuk, Jared, A Guide to Locating and Identifying President's Park, 1997.
Resources Relating to the C&O Canal NHP,
Cumberland Terminus, 1998.
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
Ford’s Theatre National Historic Site
(GENERAL)
Byrne, Karen, “Ethnic History Exhibits and
Public Controversy,” CRM 21, no. 9 (1998). Albright, Horace M., and Marian Albright
Schenck, Creating the National Park Service: The
Frederick Douglass National Historic Site
Missing Years. Norman: University of Oklahoma
Faragasso, Frank, Douglass's response to the the- Press, forthcoming 1999.
ory of race, in progress.
Allaback, Sarah, Mission 66 visitor centers at
Russell, Hilary, “Frederick Douglass in Toronto,” Dinosaur, Gettysburg, Petrified Forest, Rocky
CRM 21, no. 4 (1998). Mountain, and Wright Brothers, in progress.
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