|
CREDITS AND
<br />ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
<br />This bulletin addresses issues
<br />originally presented in National
<br />Register Bulletin: Definition of Bound-
<br />aries for Historic Units of the National
<br />Park System and National Register
<br />Bulletin: How to Establish Boundaries
<br />for National Register Properties. Both
<br />were prepared before National Register
<br />Bulletin: How to Complete the National
<br />Register Registration Form was revised.
<br />This revised bulletin complements the
<br />guidelines on boundaries in How to
<br />Complete the National Register Registra-
<br />tion Form and provides a variety of
<br />case studies to assist nomination
<br />preparers.
<br />This bulletin benefited from the
<br />suggestions offered by the staff
<br />members of the National Register of
<br />Historic Places, who shared their
<br />opinions and expertise. Critical
<br />guidance was provided by Carol D.
<br />Shull, Antoinette]. Lee, and Jan
<br />Townsend; Beth Savage provided an
<br />important case study, which was
<br />included in the bulletin. John Byrne
<br />of the National Register staff, pre-
<br />pared lists of properties to consider in
<br />the selection of the case studies, and
<br />Tanya M. Velt of the National Confer-
<br />ence of State Historic Preservation
<br />Officers provided research assistance.
<br />Comments and contributions from
<br />the following individuals were
<br />particularly valuable: Paul Alley,
<br />Western Regional Office, National
<br />Park Service; David Banks, Inter-
<br />agency Resources Division, National
<br />Park Service; Robin K. Bodo, Dela-
<br />ware Historic Preservation Office;
<br />Carol Burkhart, Alaska Regional
<br />Office, National Park Service; William
<br />R. Chapman, Historic Preservation
<br />Program, University of Hawaii at
<br />Manoa; Rebecca Conard, Tallgrass
<br />Historians L.C.; Dan G. Diebler,
<br />Pennsylvania Historical and Museum
<br />Commission; Jim Draeger, Wisconsin
<br />Division of Historic Preservation;
<br />Audry L. Entorf, General Services
<br />Administration; Betsy Friedberg,
<br />Massachusetts Historical Commis-
<br />sion; Bruce Fullem, New York State
<br />Office of Parks, Recreation and
<br />Historic Preservation; Elsa Gilbertson,
<br />Vermont Division for Historic Preser-
<br />vation; Susan L. Henry, Interagency
<br />Resources Division, National Park
<br />Service; Gerri Hobdy, Louisiana
<br />Office of Cultural Development;
<br />Thomas F. King, Silver Spring,
<br />Maryland; John Knoerl, Interagency
<br />Resources Division, National Park
<br />Service; Paul Lusignan, Interagency
<br />Resources Division, National Park
<br />Service; Kirk F. Mohney, Maine
<br />Historic Preservation Commission;
<br />David L. Morgan, Kentucky Heritage
<br />Council; Bruce Noble, Interagency
<br />Resources Division, National Park
<br />Service; William W. Schenk, Midwest
<br />Regional Office, National Park
<br />Service; and Robert E. Stipe, Chapel
<br />Hill, North Carolina.
<br />This publication has been prepared
<br />pursuant to the National Historic
<br />Preservation Act of 1966, as amended,
<br />which directs the Secretary of the
<br />Interior to develop and make avail-
<br />able information concerning historic
<br />properties. Defining Boundaries for
<br />National Register Properties was
<br />developed under the general
<br />editorship of Carol D. Shull, Keeper,
<br />National Register of Historic Places.
<br />Antoinette J. Lee, historian, was
<br />responsible for publications coordina-
<br />tion, and Tanya M. Veit provided
<br />editorial and technical support.
<br />Comments on this publication may be
<br />directed to Keeper of the National
<br />Register of Historic Places, National
<br />Park Service, 1849 C Street, NW,
<br />Washington, D.C. 20240.
<br />iii
<br />
|