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CONTENTS List of Maps and Illustrations Introduction: Historic Preservation and Use Chapters 1. Early Preservation Efforts 2. Establishing a Park 3. Settling In 4. Park Additions 5. Reenacting the Past 6. Changing of the Guard 7. Great America in Manassas 8. Expanding the Boundaries 9. Seeking Partnerships 10. Stonewalling the Mall 11. More Battles: The Horse and the Mouse Appendixes 1. Order Designating the Manassas National Battlefield Park, Virginia 2. Public Law 338, 83d Congress, Chapter 153, 2d Session, H.R. 5529 3. Public Law 96442, 96th Congress, 2d Session 4. Public Law 100647, 100th Congress, 2d Session 5. Maps of Manassas National Battlefield Park (omitted from on-line edition) 6. Land Additions to Manassas National Battlefield Park 7. NPS Regional Oversight of Manassas National Battlefield Park 8. Manassas National Battlefield Park Superintendents and Dates of Service Notes Index (omitted from on-line edition) Maps 1. Army positions from Second Battle of Manassas superimposed on 1988 map of Manassas Battlefield Park 2. 1991 map showing Interior Department compromise plan for William Center mall controversy 3. 1994 proposed location of Disney's America historical theme park Illustrations 1. Monument dedicated to the "memory of the patriots who fell" 2. Henry House 3. Thomas J. Jackson monument 4. Museum-administration building 5. Dogan House 6. Stone House 7. 1949 museum displays, including Stonewall Jackson diorama 8. 1949 museum displays, including portraits and weapons 9. Park historians illustrate troop movements for school groups 10. Superintendent Francis Wilshin 11. July 1961 reenactment of First Battle of Manassas 12. 125th anniversary reenactment of First Battle of Manassas, 1986 13. Annie Snyder and her gun 14. Construction crews working on William Center shopping mall-residential-office complex next to Manassas National Battlefield Park 15. Youths dressed in Civil War-era costumes 16. Annie Snyder 17. Kathleen K. Seefeldt, L. Douglas Wilder, Peter Rummell, and George F. Allen at November 1993 unveiling of Disney's historical theme park 18. National Trust President Richard Moe
Publication of this book was aided by a grant from Furthermore, the publication program of the J. M. Kaplan Fund. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Zenzen, Joan M. Copyright © 1998 The Pennsylvania State University* Permission graciously granted by The Pennsylvania State
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