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Book Cover to Administrative History: Organizational Structures of the NPS 1917 to 1985 by Russ Olsen. [Image of mountain and tall grass]
Organizational Structures of the NPS 1917 to 1985

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Preface

Organizational Structure

Epilogue

current topic Organizational Charts

Naturalists, Rangers, & Historians

Senior Administration Officers

Directors

Key Staff Officials

Number "Two"

Senior Operations Officers


Organizational Structure of the National Park Service
- 1917 to 1985 -
Administrative History

Organizational Charts


Chart 11: 12-06-1934 to 10-09-1935

This organization reflects Executive Order 6166 with the establishment of an Assistant Director, Buildings Management, for the Washington, DC functions absorbed. At this point in time, the National Park Service had those functions that in 1985 are clearly associated with the Public Buildings Service of the General Services Administration (GSA). The Branch of Landscape Architecture became the Branch of Plans and Design and had an Eastern and Western Division reflecting the increase of Eastern parks. National Capital Parks appears on this chart for the first time as a result of the Executive Order. The Lands Branch was again retitled as Recreational Land Planning. This was the unit that would oversee the Civilian Conservation Corps program. The beginnings of cooperative relationships with the States also is charted.

Tom Vint's staff
Tom Vint's staff on the roof of the Interior Building in the mid-1930's. Tom Vint is third from the left in the front row. Howard Baker is behind Mr. Vint's right shoulder. Dudley Bayliss is in the same row as Mr. Baker directly to his right. William Carnes is standing first from the left in the second row.

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