Thematic Study MENU Contents Introduction Thematic Framework NPS Units Historic Landmarks		History and Prehistory in the National Park System and the National Historic Landmarks Program Thematic Representation: National Historic Landmarks III. Thematic Representation: National Historic Landmarks XXXIII. Historic Preservation A. Formative Years, 1796-1858: The Destruction of Green Springs to the Saving of Mount Vernon and the Hasbrouck House, Patriotism and Preservation      American Antiquarian Society, MA      Washington's Headquarters, NY B. Regional Efforts: The South, 1860-1900 1. The South Leeks to Government for Help 2. The Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities C. Regional Efforts: Mid-Atlantic StIes, 1860-1900 1. Memorials to the Revolution      Constitution Hall, DC 2. American Scenic and Historic Preservation Society - - A Pattern for Private Action D. Regional Efforts: New England, 1860-1900 1. Regionalism and Preservation 2. Private Historical Societies 3. Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities E. Era of Battlefield Preservation, 1862-1917 F. Monticello: The Emergence of Architectural Interest in Preservation, 1900-1926 -- Antiquaries, Architects, and Museums      Monticello, VA G. Emergence of the Automobile and thus Restoration of Williamsburg, 1919 - 1926      Edison Institute (Greenfield Village and Henry Ford Museum), MI      Williamsburg Historic District, VA H. The Federal Government Enters the Movement, 1884-1949 1. Battlefield Preservation 2. Archeological Preservation 3. The National Park Service and the New Deal 4. The National Trust 5. Growth in Professionalism and Technology NEXT >>>
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