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Enlisted Men’s Barracks of the 1797 Puerto Rican Regiment at San Juan National Historic Site, Puerto Rico. After thorough research, HFC staff curators reproduced uniforms, accoutrements, and bedding for a Spanish enlisted men’s barracks of the late 18th century.

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HFC staff visit with Site Manager Carol Spears at James A. Garfield National Historic Site, Ohio.

Call or email us to request information on our historic furnishings services, to get answers to technical questions, to obtain cost estimates, or for HFC assistance in researching, developing, and producing a historic furnishings report or exhibit. Contact Deputy Associate Manager John Brucksch (John_Brucksch@nps.gov or 304-535-6119) or one of our other staff curators: Andy Chamberlain (Andy_Chamberlain@nps.gov or 304-535-6117); John Demer (John_Demer@nps.gov or 304-535-6037); Mary Grassick (Mary_Grassick@nps.gov or 304-535-6035); Sarah Heald (Sarah_Heald@nps.gov or 304-535-6134); Carol Petravage (Carol_Petravage@nps.gov or 304-535-6120).

Funding Sources

Parks have used the following funding sources for work in historic research and object acquisition:

• Annual Operating Funds or Park Base (Recurring)—Fund Type 01
• Cultural Cyclic Maintenance—Fund Type 01
• Donations—Fund Type 26
• Emergency Relief and Storm Damage—Fund Type 04
• Fee Program—No Year—Fund Type 04
• Fee Demonstration Program—Fund Type 25
• Regular Cyclic Maintenance—Fund Type 01
• Line Item Construction—Fund Type 05
• Planning—Fund Type 05
• Congressional Add-Ons

Project Agreements

An important service and product of Harpers Ferry Center is the development of a project agreement. A project agreement spells out in detail what HFC will provide a park, what the product or service will cost, how long the product or service will take to develop, what interim stages or phases will occur, and what assistance the park will provide to HFC in the development of its product or service.

Compliance

Our products and services comply with Federal law, Executive Orders, regulations of the Department of the Interior, and Management Policies of the National Park Service.

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