Editor’s note: As in years past, Preservation Leadership Forum is presenting a series of reading lists based on the major themes planned for PastForward 2018: intangible heritage, culture-nature, and resilience. Our amazing summer interns, Amy Guay and Abigail Bashor, helped us pull together the...
By Emma Gencarelli Lyndhurst, a National Trust for Historic Preservation historic site and a National Historic Landmark, in Tarrytown, New York, is primarily known for its 1838 Gothic Revival mansion. In fact, the mansion draws so much focus that it often overshadows the rich...
Table of Contents A Decade of Heritage Tourism by Amy Jordan Webb Tourism and the Environment: What's the Connection? by Edward T. McMahon Experiencing America through Heritage Tourism by Peter Brink American Pathways 2000: Honoring the Past, Imagining the Future by...
FJ_Summer_99.pdf
By Jennifer Goodman and Sharee Williamson For several years the New Hampshire Preservation Alliance and the National Trust for Historic Preservation have worked together to protect New Hampshire’s cultural landscapes from the proposed construction of an approximately 200-mile transmission line...
By Barbara Wyatt We are accepting applications for the 2018 Pocantico Fellowship (July 16–29) through March 30 . The Pocantico Fellowship afforded me an opportunity to write about the relationship between the National Register of Historic Places and cultural landscapes. As a...
Table of Contents Historic Preservation and Transportation by Richard Moe Saving Historic Roads by Dan Marriott New Jersey's Partnership Approach for Protecting Historic Roads by Mirium Crum and Andrea Tingey Context-Sensitive Design in Connecticut by Will Britnell, Carl Bard, and Simone...
FJ_Summer_00.pdf
Table of Contents When Sprawl Become Historic by Richard Moe Establishing Civilization on the Suburban Frontier by Charlene Roise Convergence: Commercial Advertising, the Automobile and Economic Freedom by Ted J. Ligibel The Extraordinary Postwar Suburb by Richard Longstreth ...
FJ_Fall_00.pdf
This issue of the Forum Journal takes you to the Pacific Northwest—an area with a rich history and breathtaking scenery, and the setting for the National Preservation Conference in October. Stephanie Toothman, associate director for Cultural Resources at the National Park Service, provides an...
FJ_Spring_12.pdf
Table of Contents * Introduction by Richard Moe * Heritage Areas: Connecting People to their Place and History by Jayne Daly * Evolution of the Heritage Area Movement by J. Glenn Eugster * Planning for Heritage Areas by Joseph DiBello * The Blue Ridge Heritage Initiative:...
FJ_Summer_03.pdf
Table of Contents * Philosophies for Cultural Landscapes and Historic Preservation by Charles A. Birnbaum * Why Is Historic Site Visitation Down? by Carolyn Brackett * Eminent Domain: A Double-Edged Sword for Historic Preservation by Adrian Scott Fine * "Green”-habbing Chicago’s...
FJ_Spring_05.pdf