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On the Importance of the National Register of Historic Places
American Antiquity, 1983The National Register of Historic Places is important to the preservation of prehistoric sites in ways that are not fully appreciated by archaeologists. The advantages of having a site on the Register are discussed. Archaeologists have a responsibility toward site preservation, and the use of the Register is one means to fulfill that responsibility.
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Chapter Thirteen. Wiawaka Bateaux and the National Register of Historic Places
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Arkansas Listings in the National Register of Historic Places
The Arkansas Historical Quarterly, 2005The Courthouses of Architect Clyde A. Ferrell ARKANSAS HAS BEEN BLESSED with more than its fair share of gifted architects. A. O. Clarke, E. Fay Jones, and Charles Thompson are just a few of the more widely known. But other less celebrated, yet extremely talented, architects have also had a great impact on Arkansas's built environment. Clyde A. Ferrell
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Arkansas Listings in the National Register of Historic Places
The Arkansas Historical Quarterly, 2001The Commercial Building Designs of Charles L. Thompson CHARLES L. THOMPSON is one of the most celebrated architects in our state's history. He was born in Illinois in 1868. By the time Thompson turned fourteen, both his parents had died, and young Thompson went with his siblings to live with relatives in Indiana.
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Economic Development Quarterly, 2009
Previous research reveals various economic and social impacts in the community from listing historic resources in the National Register of Historic Places; however, information on underlying community factors that influence these listings has not been examined and could be useful for policy makers.
Vishakha Maskey, Cheryl Brown, Ge Lin
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Previous research reveals various economic and social impacts in the community from listing historic resources in the National Register of Historic Places; however, information on underlying community factors that influence these listings has not been examined and could be useful for policy makers.
Vishakha Maskey, Cheryl Brown, Ge Lin
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Arkansas Listings in the National Register of Historic Places
The Arkansas Historical Quarterly, 2006Edward Durrell Stone Buildings IN 1916, A FAYETTEVILLE LUMBER COMPANY challenged local boys to design birdhouses. The prestigious competition had the president of the University of Arkansas as one of its judges. Fourteen-year-old Edward Durrell Stone won first prize: $2.50.
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Choice Reviews Online, 2014
Sprinkle begins his account of the crafting of criteria used to assess the significance of nominations to the US National Register of Historic Places, and National Historic Landmark Program, with t...
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Sprinkle begins his account of the crafting of criteria used to assess the significance of nominations to the US National Register of Historic Places, and National Historic Landmark Program, with t...
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New Jersey and National Registers of Historic Places, Sussex County
2004This document by the New Jersey and National Registers of Historic Places lists properties and historic districts in Sussex County, New Jersey for which a formal action was taken by the State Historic Preservation Officer or designee. The listings are current through the end of 2002, and itemize the buildings, structures, sites, objects, and districts ...
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