Annual Report of the Director of the National Park Service to the Secretary of the Interior for the Fiscal Year Ended ... and the Travel SeasonU.S. Government Printing Office, 1958 |
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acres activities additional agencies archeological Blue Ridge Parkway buildings Bureau campgrounds camping Cape Hatteras completed concessioners Congress conservation construction continued contract authorization cooperation donated employees established Everglades Everglades National Park exhibits Federal fire fiscal George Washington Memorial Glacier Grand Canyon Grand Teton Historic Sites improved included increased Independence National Historical installed Interior interpretive program Isle Royale Lake Mead Lincoln major Mammoth Cave Master Plan ment miles million Mission 66 Museum Natchez Trace Parkway National Capital Parks National Historic Site National Historical Park National Memorial National Military Park National Monument National Park Service National Park System National Seashore number of visitors Olympic operation outstanding park and recreation park areas parks and monuments percent preservation projects Ranger River Basin roads and trails scenic Service's significant Smoky Mountains studies survey tion tional Park Virgin Islands visitor centers visitor facilities Yellowstone National Park Yosemite National Park
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276. lappuse - ... to conserve the scenery and the natural and historic objects and the wild life therein and to provide for the enjoyment of the same in such manner and by such means as will leave them unimpaired for the enjoyment of future generations.
362. lappuse - Lehman house, Washington County, Wis. (I) Krueger hou.se, Washington County, Wis. (m) Rusch cottage, Washington County, Wis. (n) Watt house, Richmond National Battle field Park. During 1959, the following program is in progress : 1. Revise the specifications for the measurement and recording of historic American buildings and structural remains. 2. Measure and execute drawings for 20 historic buildings. 3. Photograph 500 historic buildings throughout the United States. This would be accomplished...
349. lappuse - ... in order to help measure long-term demand for public parks and recreation areas and the types of outdoor-experiences that are sought.
79. lappuse - I don't think there is anything that could occupy our attention with more distinction than trying to preserve for those who come after us this beautiful country which we have inherited.
106. lappuse - Standards, and Procedures in the Formulation, Evaluation, and Review of Plans for Use and Development of Water and Related Land Resources.
294. lappuse - The data from special studies made under contract to (a) obtain information on present and future needs for organized camping facilities to provide camping opportunities for children and young people, and...
309. lappuse - ... (A) To protect our remaining wilderness areas, I urge the Congress to enact a wilderness protection bill along the general lines of S. 174. (B) To improve both the quality and quantity of public recreational opportunities, I urge the Congress to enact legislation leading to the establishment of seashore and shoreline areas such as Cape Cod, Padre Island and Point Reyes for the use and enjoyment of the public.
304. lappuse - Service's program for improvement in financial management, which has been in progress since 1954, is nearing completion. One important feature of the program virtually completed during the year was that of inventorying and placing under accounting control all of the fixed assets in the park areas that were acquired or constructed prior to the installation of the new accounting system. For the first time in its history the Service has complete inventories of all its fixed assets and they will be kept...
101. lappuse - Field investigations were made of 48 areas throughout the country for pos>f tf national park, national historic site, or national recreation area status: comprehensive planning studies were made of 16 areas to determine their national significance and their suitability and feasibility for inclusion in the system. 7. Boundary adjustments were authorized affecting Bandelier (New Mexico), Capulin Mountain (New Mexico), Craters of the Moon (Idaho), and Natural Bridges (Utah) National Monuments; Big Hole...
105. lappuse - Seashore Preservation and Recreation Opportunities and Storm Damage." The report explored the question of dedication of shoreline portions of the barrier beaches to public use. Cooperation With the States Advisory assistance was given in 48 States on 771 occasions, an increase of 23 percent over 1961. Of special interest is the increase in the number of requests received for assistance in interpretive planning and requests from Indian tribes for planning recreation developments on their lands. In...