The LRIP will provide long-term direction and focus for the interpretive program for George Washington Memorial Parkway. Together with the park-produced annual implementation plan and the interpretive database, it will form a comprehensive interpretive plan as specified by National Park Service Director's Order-6. The LRIP will describe the park's primary interpretive themes and visitor experiences, and recommend ways to facilitate those experiences through facility design, interpretive/informational media, personal services programs, and partnership endeavors.

The Soul of Memphis is a guide to interesting historical and cultural attractions and activities in Memphis, Tennessee. A perfect handbook in planning that next awesome vacation where music and good food are just a few things that make Memphis memorable. The Soul of Memphis is part of a travel series published by S. M. Green.

All the wonderful sites of Ireland are presented, in 249 pages and in over 150 vivid colored photographs. Learn a great deal about Dublin and see sites in this book many visitors have missed. Visit beautiful Kylemore Abbey, take a boat ride to the Cliffs of Moher, enjoy a banquet at Bunratty Castle with its entertainment, stay in five star hotels with special offers and visit numerous wonderful Irish towns from Dublin around to Galway. Read Irish mysteries as to who was the real Molly Malone, and what are the origins of the Blarney Stone and Blarney Woollen Mills. Take the adventure to the Aran Islands or watch the sunset in Fossa across the Lake Limerick. View waterways with Customs boats and Forts that protected the shores. See the beautiful Mitzen Peninsula. Includes special offers that will save you hundreds of dollars exclusive to owning the book.

This study was conducted to understand, document, and analyze the complex interactions of people and places on the Outer Cape, both historically and today. And, to provide an improved basis for making decisions that ultimately will decide the fate of the landscape character.

History of the Pea Island Life-Saving Station

Travel Pictorial of the Rutherford Hayes Museum and the National Air Force Museum in Ohio

This book is about some of the wonderful towns in the US and Canada that you can visit, most of which are in your own backyard. Each town has a list of places that you can visit and take your families to. Some have entrance fees, but many are free. You can look up the information easily on the internet as each site is listed separately. Dr. White has either lived in or been to these areas many times and writes from first hand knowledge.

The perfect gift for National Trust members this Christmas. Staggering statistics, strange facts and all kinds of surprising stuff from the National Trust. Haunted houses, baffling objects, bizarre buildings and distinctly curious characters. * Who needs an upside-down lighthouse? * How can you tell a gargoyle from a hunky punk? * What are the top 10 historical toilets? * Where's the best place to see a UFO? * Why would you hang toast on a tree? Welcome to this smorgasbord of strangely compelling facts and figures about the National Trust. Find out what lurks under the floorboards of its grandest homes and hides behind the shrubs in its gardens. Meet some of the curious characters who lived at its properties, and discover the unusual jobs carried out by its staff. Pit your wits against National Trust curators to identify the oddest things in their care. For secrets, surprises and strange things of all kinds, read on.

'Why can't museums be more like films?' thought eleven-year-old John Sunderland whilst truanting from double maths incognito in his school gabardine and cap in a Yorkshire city museum. That idea simmered for 23 years throughout his multi-media design career during which he created the legendary iconic cartoon character 'Dusty Bin' of 3*2*1, the Yorkshire Television quiz game show, and made films with Kenny Everett. Then, unexpectedly, his path led to the Vikings of York. There, against all odds, he became Project Designer of the original Jorvik Viking Centre. His bold interpretation of York Archaeological Trust's original concept based on their incredible finds from the Coppergate dig transported visitors 1,000 years back in time immersing them in a captured moment one afternoon in the busy streets of the great Viking city, Jorvik. This revolutionary approach to the interpretation of York's Viking history had an immediate and lasting impact on the way Britain's cultural heritage would be presented from then on. In this humorous heart-warming memoir, the author takes us on the up and down journey of how, without any previous museum design experience, he and a uniquely talented hand-picked team came to design and build the first ever populist archaeological exhibition in Britain. This is a story loaded with Yorkshire wit that reveals how the author used intuitive creative thinking to put visitors inside the story instead of on the outside looking in. Finally, a museum more like a film, and a lot more fun. 'I couldn't put it down.' Francis Pryor, archaeologist, author and Time Team presenter 'The opening of the Jorvik Viking Centre was a watershed moment in the history not only of archaeological heritage management but also of archaeology itself. The buzz among the global community of archaeologists was immediate.' - Douglas C. Comer, Ph.D., RPA, Co-President, ICOMOS International Scientific Committee on Archaeological Heritage Management (ICAHM) 'A witty, honest account... hugely entertaining and informative... fascinating behind-the-scenes insight' - John Oxley, FSA, City Archaeologist, City of York Council '(A)n amusing... thoroughly readable revealing story of the ride of John's] life, including the bumpy bits.' - Colin C. Pyrah OBE

This very portable book, contains 11 scenic motorcycle rides in Northwest Florida. Here are the back road rides: *Withlacoochee Forest (Inverness-Lecanto)(71.3 mi, 2hr) *Spring Hill/Weeki Wachee (86.1 mi, 2hr 27min) *Bob's Tail Of The Geco(San Antonio-Floral City-Inverness)(72.1 mi, 2hr) *Floral City (88.2 mi, 2hr 37min) *Green Swamp(Upper Hillsborough)(132 mi, 3hr 40min) *Keystone/Wesley Chapel/Dade City/San Antonio (93.8 mi - 2 hr 49 min) *Blanton / Bayhead (West Dade City - South Spring Lake) (58.1 mi 1 hr 57 min) *Cedar Key (81.9 mi 1hr 47 mi) *Crystal River (129 mi 3 hr 36 min) *Deadman Bay To Perry (78.1 mi 1 hr 54 min) *Apalachicola Forest Westside (115.4 mi 2 hr 47 min) . The 6x9 book is designed to fit into a tank pouch for motorcycles, or fit in a glove compartment for cars. There are full color photos of some of the scenes you will find along your journey. Mileage, ride times, routes, and starting points are also included. The scenic motorcycle rides are all paved roads, with many tree canopies and sweeping turns.

This Plan outlines a series of issues concerning the development, management, and use of the park archives, library, and museum collections and recommends actions to address these issues.

This report was prepared to guide the landscape rehabilitation of the National Center for Preservation Technology and Training at Northwestern State University in Natchitoches, Louisiana.

The best of the Logan Marshall classics have been researched and edited by authors Bruce M. Caplan and Ken Rossignol and presented in this new book. The Titanic's secret fire is explained in great detail. The early days of World War I and the savage sinking of the Lusitania which caused over 1,000 civilians to die on an unarmed passenger vessel are brought to life. Great photos of both ships and the people who survived along with the war posters which boosted the efforts of the United States, Britain and France to rally their countries to stand up to the German aggression.

The present administrative history of Coronado National Memorial reveals underlying trends, practices, and themes that have, since 1941, gained, at least, in venerability, and others, more ancillary, that have long since disappeared.