Herbert Hoover national historic site, interpretive prospectus (1971) B1; Natural resources management plan (1980) B2; Cultural resources management plan (1981) B3; Annual statement for interpretation and visitor services B4; Snowmobile use, environmental assessment (EA) : environmental impact statement.

Mode of access: Internet.

Guide to U.S. Army museums and historic sites /

Mode of access: Internet.

Boston's story in inscriptions : being reproductions of the markings that are or have been on historic sites.

"Compiled, arranged and printed under the direction of the Walton Advertising and Printing Company, Boston, Mass."

Historic sites and scenes of England.

Mode of access: Internet.

Final report of 1979 archaeological investigations at the Interpretive Center Tract, Cahokia Mounds Historic Site /

"February 1980."

A Thirst for history : an assessment of the compatibility of federal rural development programs and historic preservation /

"Contract #53-3157-9-0026"--Prelim. p. [i].

A window to the past - a view to the future : a guide to photodocumenting historic places /

Shipping list no.: 94-0326-P.

The cultural resource inventory of the John Martin Dam and Reservoir, Bent County Colorado /

Item 337

Access to historic environments for tourists with disabilities: a compromise?

Historic environments, the basis for heritage tourism, are difficult to access for people with disabilities. Many countries have introduced legislation to promote equal rights for people with disabilities. Historic environments, however, enjoy protection under national planning systems which limit the physical access improvements that can be made. The significance of historic environments for tourism in the UK is outlined. Barriers restricting tourists with disabilities accessing historic sites are reviewed from the heritage tourism service provider's viewpoint. Interests of the major stakeholders are considered in terms of the apparent conflict between conservation and access issues as heritage tourism service providers seek to comply with disability discrimination legislation. From a study of access improvements made by major heritage tourism service providers, good practice is identified. However, physical access improvements to enable tourists with disabilities to visit historic environments are a compromise because of the strength of conservation interests. Questions remain as to whether this compromise is acceptable to the tourist with disabilities and whether intellectual access is an acceptable substitute for physical presence.

Cavas históricas de ouro do Jaraguá: o que resta para se preservar?

The Historical Jaraguá Gold Caves are vestiges of excavations in weathered rock, dating back to the Brazilian colonial times, situated NW of Jaraguá peak, in the São Paulo municipality (SP). The areas were investigated to support historical preservation innitiatives. The excavations have lateral steep slopes and a narrow fat bottom zone, occupied by dense vegetation. The trace of the excavations is sinuous, trending N40-50W, in accordance to a transition zone of Neoproterozoic rocks: metapelites and metapsamites by the SW side and calc-silicate rocks and amphybolites at NE. The structural control results from three successive deformation phases. Urban expansion and road construction, during the last 30 years, have strongly impacted the areas: (I) Base of Quebra-Pé hill; (II) Jardim Britânia; (III) Morro Doce; (IV) Nova Anhangüera Park. A 5 th site was disfgured by earthworks. The Jardim Britânia area is partly discharacterized by earthflls; this however does not impede further protection actions. This framework allows to recommend authorities: (1) to permit immediate preservation of these areas; (2) to develop programs to build an integrated site for scientifc diffusion or an educational center for exhibition of rocks, ores and mineral samples; (3) to support the interest of some owners to preserve the area called Morro Doce, (4) to put forward a few proposals for educational use of the excavations, by production of feld guides on the historic sites. The alternatives will help keeping alive the memory of mining in the São Paulo State.

Historic preservation resources /

Mode of access: Internet.

Draft environmental impact statement, general management plan : Fort Davis National Historic Site, Texas.

"NPS D-45"--P. [3] of cover.

The economic impacts and uses of long-distance trails : featuring a case study of the Overmountain Victory National Historic Trail /

Includes index.

Historic preservation; annual report.

Report year ends June 30.