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Guide to the Ernest A. Connally Papers

Andrew Johnson National Historic Site, Independence National Historical Park

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Ernest A. Connally. (NPS History Collection, HFCA 1607)

Collection Overview

Collection Number: HFCA 1645 (Series XI.VG)
Accession Number: HFCA-01095
Creator: Connally, Ernest A.
Title: Ernest A. Connally Papers
Dates: 1934-1992 (bulk dates: 1963-1990)
Extent of Collection: 10.0 LF
Language of Materials: English

Digital Access: The collection has not been digitized.

Conditions Governing Access: This collection is open to research use. See the NPS general copyright and restricted information here.
Provenance: Received from Ernest A. Connally in 1992.
Processing Note: This collection was processed and described by contractors in 2012. Updated by Nancy Russell in November 2024.

Rights Statement for Archival Description: This guide is in the public domain.
Preferred Citation: Ernest A. Connally Papers, Assembled Historic Records of the NPS (HFCA 1645), NPS History Collection
Location of Repository: NPS History Collection, Harpers Ferry Center, PO Box 50, Harpers Ferry, WV 25425

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Biographical Note

Ernest Allan Connally was born in Groesbeck, Texas, on November 15, 1921. He had an early interest in architecture and attended Rice University (1939-1940) and the University of Texas at Austin (1940-1942) as an undergraduate. His studies were interrupted by World War II; he served as major in the United States Army Air Force from 1942 until 1946. He traveled for a year in Europe and studied for a summer at University of Florence (1947).

Connally graduated from UT-Austin in 1950 with a BA in Architecture. He attended graduate school at Harvard and received MA (1952) and PhD (1955) degrees in History and Principles of the Fine Arts, specializing in the history and principles of architecture. Connally retired from the Air Force Reserve as a lieutenant colonel in 1958.

At Harvard, Connally met Janice Muriel Wegner. They were married August 28, 1951. They went on to have two children. His academic career as a professor of architecture included time as assistant professor at Miami University (1952-1955); associate professor at Washington University in St. Louis (1955-1957, returning as a visiting professor, 1962); and at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where he was associate professor (1957-1961) and associate member of the Center for Advanced Study (1961-1967). He was also a Fulbright lecturer at the University of Melbourne, Australia in 1963.

Connally’s association with the National Park Service (NPS) began in 1952 when he worked as a member of a documentary recording team for Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS) at Independence National Historical Park. He did further work of this kind at the Andrew Johnson Home (1956), the Custom House in Salem, MA (1958), and at Cape Cod (1962). This work brought him into contact with prominent NPS historian Ronald F. Lee. Lee was also a consultant on the Rains Committee and its 1966 report With Heritage So Rich, which influenced passage of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966.

In 1967, on the recommendation of Lee and archeologist J.O. Brew, Connally was appointed to a NPS special committee on historic preservation by NPS director George B. Hartzog, Jr. At the committee’s recommendation, Hartzog created the Office of Archeology and Historic Preservation (OAHP), which would unify disparate preservation efforts at a high level within the NPS, with Connally as head. Connally’s work for the OAHP involved coordination with the HABS, the National Trust for Historic Preservation, and the newly established National Register of Historic Places.

In 1971, the OAHP was moved down within the organizational structure of the NPS, reporting to the associate director for professional services. In 1972, Connally was promoted to lead that office and Robert Utley was named director of OAHP. In 1972, Hartzog was replaced by Ronald Walker, to whom Connally proposed a scheme calling for the separation of the OAHP from the NPS. Connally struggled to realize implementation of this plan throughout the mid-seventies.

During the Carter administration, the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation was reconfigured as the Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service (HCRS), and the OAHP was subsumed under this new service in 1978. The transition was not smooth and proved to be detrimental to the preservation goals of Connally and others. Connally stayed on as associate director at HCRS, but lack of support from HCRS director Chris T. Delaporte led Connally to relinquish his associate directorship in 1979 to focus on his role as Secretary-General to the International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS), a position which he had held since 1975 (and would retain until 1981). The OAHP was dismantled in September 1979. Delaporte came under heavy criticism from many preservationists, including the National Conference of State Historic Preservation Officers. With the change in administration in 1981, James G. Watt became new Secretary of the Interior and abolished the HCRS, restoring preservation functions to the NPS. Connally returned to the NPS in 1982 as chief appeals officer, responsible for final decisions regarding certification of historic structures for tax purposes. He retired in 1992.

Connally’s prominence as a preservationist extended beyond his role as NPS associate director. He was deeply involved in many professional organizations both domestically and internationally. He was the US delegate to the UNESCO conference on cultural property (1968); a UNESCO consultant to the government of Nepal (1968) and to the government of Thailand (1982); the US representative to the International Conference on Recording Historic Monuments in Prague, Czechoslovakia (1969); and secretary-treasurer to the US committee of the International Council on Monuments and Sites (US-ICOMOS) (1969-73). He served on the editorial board of Momentum, the ICOMOS publication (1967-1975), and was later chairman (1973-1975), and secretary-general (1975-1981). He was US delegate to the International Centre for Study of Preservation of Cultural Property (ICCROM) in Rome (1971-1977). He was also a member of the US-USSR Joint Working Group on the Urban Environment (1973-1981).

Connally was the recipient of many awards: a research award from the American Philosophical Society (1957); a distinguished service award from the Department of the Interior (1978); the Louise DuPont Crowninshield Award from the National Trust for Historic Preservation (1980); and was named a membre d’Honneur of ICOMOS (1981). He maintained strong ties throughout the profession. His memberships included: the College Art Association; American Society of Architectural Historians; American Institute of Architects; Colegio de Arquitectos (Puebla, Mexico); Association for Preservation Technology; National Trust for Historic Preservation; The Victorian Society in America; and American Association of State and Local History, among others.

Ernest A. Connally died on December 23, 1999.

Scope and Content Note

Connally's working files including materials generated for the NPS and historic preservation organizations and committees which Connally was involved in, such as the National Trust for Historic Preservation and the International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS). Correspondence with a wide variety of professional, philanthropic, and academic historic preservation groups is included. Documents include reports, plans, legal reference material, published literature, meeting minutes, notes, brochures, photographs, audio cassettes, newspaper clippings, letters, interview transcriptions, and photographic postcards.

Arrangement

Organized into eight series, as follows:
Series I: Correspondence
Series II: International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property (ICCROM)
Series III: Interviews
Series IV: Legislation and Policy
Series V: NPS Organization
Series VI: Professional Engagements
Series VII: Reports
Series VIII: Personnel

Series I: Correspondence, 1957-1992

Extent of the series: 1.5 LF
Arranged alphabetically by subject.

Scope and Content Note

External correspondence of Connally, both personal and professional in nature. Connally maintained working relationships with a wide variety of organizations and individuals within the broad professional field of historic preservation, both domestic and international. Also included are recommendation letters for junior students and professionals, personal correspondence with colleague Ronald. F. Lee after Lee’s retirement, and with Connally’s alma mater, University of Texas at Austin.

Series II: International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property (ICCROM), 1963-1981

Extent of the series: 1.25 LF
Arranged alphabetically by subject.

Scope and Content Note

Correspondence, meeting minutes, proceedings, and notes generated for the International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property (ICCROM), an organization to which Connally was influential as the US delegate.

Series III: Interviews, 1980-1986

Extent of the series: 0.25 LF
Arranged alphabetically be subject.

Scope and Content Note

Transcripts of oral histories and extended interviews conducted with three interviewers: Historian Charles Hosmer, PhD student James A. Glass, and NPS employee Boyd Evison. Topics include Connally’s personal history, the development of the field of historic preservation in general, and the establishment and development of historic preservation offices and activities within the NPS and other administrative bodies.

Series IV: Legislation and Policy, 1966-1989

Extent of the Series: 1.5 LF
Arranged alphabetically by subject.

Scope and Content Note

Internal correspondence, memoranda, reports, plans, and reference material on acts of Congress and Presidential directives related to historic preservation, organizational funding, and policy for administration of NPS archeological and historic programs. Topics include the National Historic Preservation Act, Bicentennial Land Heritage Act, Comprehensive Preservation Act, Land Resource Management Act, National Environmental Policy Act, National Heritage Policy Act, and the Olmsted Heritage Landscapes Act, among others.

Series V: NPS Organization, 1934-1991

Extent of the series: 2.5 LF
Arranged alphabetically by subject.

Scope and Content Note

Internal correspondence, memoranda, reports, plans, and reference material on establishment, organization, staffing, development, and multiple reorganizations of historic preservation offices within the NPS and the Department of the Interior. Records span the establishment of the Office of Archeology and Historic Preservation (OAHP), proposed reconfigurations during the mid-1970s, the creation of the Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service (HCRS) during the Carter administration, and NPS Washington Office reorganizations in 1973 and 1978.

Series VI: Professional Engagements, 1968-1991

Extent of the series: 1.25 LF
Arranged alphabetically by subject.

Scope and Content Note

Correspondence, notes, brochures, invitations, and prepared material for speeches related to Connally’s busy schedule as a public speaker and attendee at professional and social events related to historic preservation.

Series VII: Reports, 1968-1991

Extent of the series: 1.5 LF
Arranged alphabetically by subject.

Scope and Content Note

Reports, studies, and publications collected as reference material. The bulk of the material originated within the NPS. 1980 Threats of the Park Survey, Air Quality Threats as Reported by Park, and Threat Information Management System, Detail List of Threats by Park are large-format printouts of databases listing service-wide management details. Also included are a dissertation by PhD student James A. Glass, whose interview with Connally is in Series III: Interviews above. Reports by NPS historian Barry Mackintosh and reports by Ronald F. Lee are also present.

Series VIII: Personnel, 1966-1992

Extent of the series: 0.25 LF
Arranged chronologically.

Scope and Content Note

Correspondence, memos, notes, resumes, and brochures related to Connally's employment with the NPS.

Container List

BOX 01
[CORRESPONDENCE]
Folder 01: American Institute of Architects, 1970-1989
Folder 02: Colonial Williamsburg, 1971-1985
Folder 03: Jerry Rogers, 1964-1991
Folder 04: J.O. Brew, 1966-1977
Folder 05: National Trust for Historic Preservation, Board of Trustees,1957-1979
Folder 06: National Trust for Historic Preservation, 1967-1979
Folder 07: National Trust for Historic Preservation, 1980-1991
Folder 08: Pennsylvania Avenue Development Corp., 1973-1989, undated

BOX 02
[CORRESPONDENCE]
Folder 01: Personal, 1988-1992
Folder 02: Professional, 1966-1967
Folder 03: Professional, 1968
Folder 04: Professional, 1969
Folder 05: Professional, 1970
Folder 06: Professional, 1971
Folder 07: Professional, 1972
Folder 08: Professional, 1973
Folder 09: Professional, 1974
Folder 10: Professional, 1975
Folder 11: Professional, 1976
Folder 12: Professional, 1977
Folder 13: Professional, 1978

BOX 03
[CORRESPONDENCE]
Folder 01: Professional, 1979
Folder 02: Professional, 1980
Folder 03: Professional, 1981
Folder 04: Professional, 1982
Folder 05: Professional, 1983
Folder 06: Professional, 1984
Folder 07: Professional, 1985
Folder 08: Professional, 1986
Folder 09: Professional, 1987-1988
Folder 10: Recommendation Letters, 1967-1978
Folder 11: Recommendation Letters, 1979-1982
Folder 12: Recommendation Letters, 1983-1987

BOX 04
[CORRESPONDENCE]
Folder 01: Ronald Lee, 1967-1972
Folder 02: Townscape Institute, 1964-1989, undated
Folder 03: University of Texas at Austin, 1979-1981

[INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR THE STUDY OF THE PRESERVATIONAND RESTORATION OF CULTURAL PROPERTY (ICCROM)]
Folder 04: Committee Meeting, 1975 [1 of 2]
Folder 05: Committee Meeting, 1975 [2 of 2]
Folder 06: Committee Meeting, 1977
Folder 07: Committee Meeting, 1978
Folder 08: Committee Meeting, 1979
Folder 09: Council Meeting, 1969-1971
Folder 10: Council Meeting, 1972 [1 of 2]
Folder 11: Council Meeting, 1972 [2 of 2]
Folder 12: Council Meeting, 1973
Folder 13: Council Meeting, 1976
Folder 14: Council Meeting, 1977

BOX 05
[INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR THE STUDY OF THE PRESERVATIONAND RESTORATION OF CULTURAL PROPERTY (ICCROM)]
Folder 01: General Assembly, 6th Session, 1963-1971, undated [1 of 2]
Folder 02: General Assembly, 6th Session, 1963-1971, undated [2 of 2]
Folder 03: General Assembly, 7th Session, 1973
Folder 04: General Assembly, 8th Session, 1975
Folder 05: General Assembly, 9th Session, 1975-77 [1 of 2]
Folder 06: General Assembly, 9th Session, 1975-77 [2 of 2]
Folder 07: General Assembly, 10th Session, 1979
Folder 08: Membership, 1963-1979, undated [1 of 3]
Folder 09: Membership, 1963-1979, undated [2 of 3]

BOX 06
[INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR THE STUDY OF THE PRESERVATIONAND RESTORATION OF CULTURAL PROPERTY (ICCROM)]
Folder 01: Membership, 1963-1979, undated [3 of 3]
Folder 02: Secretary General Re-election, 1978-1979
Folder 03: Standing Committee, 1971Folder 04: Standing Committee, 1972
Folder 05: Standing Committee, 1973Folder 06: Standing Committee, 1974
Folder 06: Standing Committee, 1975-1981, undated

[INTERVIEWS]
Folder 08: Ernest A. Connally with Herb Evison, 1980-1983
Folder 09: Ernest A. Connally with James A. Glass, 1986 [1 of 2]
Folder 10: Ernest A. Connally with James A. Glass, 1986 [2 of 2]

BOX 07
[INTERVIEWS]
Folder 01: Ernest A. Connally with Charles Hosmer, 1981 [1 of 2]
Folder 02: Ernest A. Connally with Charles Hosmer, 1981 [2 of 2]

[LEGISLATION AND POLICY]
Folder 03: Archeology Policy, 1978-1979
Folder 04: Bicentennial Land Heritage Act, 1976
Folder 05: Briefing for Oversight Committee, 1978-1979
Folder 06: Briefing Statements for Legislative Committees, 1968
Folder 07: Comprehensive Preservation Act of 1988, 1987-1989 [1 of 2]
Folder 08: Comprehensive Preservation Act of 1988, 1987-1989 [2 of 2]
Folder 09: Congressional Research Service Report on the Historic Preservation Program, 1987
Folder 10: Department of Housing and Urban Development Regulations,1974-1975
Folder 11: Environmental Protection Tax Act, 1972-1984
Folder 12: Executive Order 11593, 1971-1974, undated
Folder 13: Grants-in-Aid, 1974-1984, undated [1 of 2]

BOX 08
[LEGISLATION AND POLICY]
Folder 01: Grants-in-Aid, 1974-1984, undated [2 of 2]
Folder 02: Grants Reauthorization, 93rd Congress, Senate, 1974
Folder 03: Grants Reauthorization, 93rd Congress, House, 1974, undated
Folder 04: Grants Reauthorization, 94th Congress, House, 1975-1976,undated
Folder 05: Grants Reauthorization, 94th Congress, Senate, 1975-1976 [1of 2]
Folder 06: Grants Reauthorization, 94th Congress, Senate, 1975-1976 [2of 2]
Folder 07: Harry S. Truman Historic District, 1982, undated
Folder 08: Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service, Programmatic Grants, 1979, undated
Folder 09: Historic Preservation, 1974-1976
Folder 10: Land Resource Management Assistance Act of 1975
Folder 11: National Environmental Policy Act, Council on Environmental Quality, 1966-1972
Folder 12: National Heritage Policy Act, 1979
Folder 13: National Heritage Policy Act, Legislative Program, 96th Congress, 1978-1979, undated [1 of 2]

BOX 09
[LEGISLATION AND POLICY]
Folder 01: National Heritage Policy Act, Legislative Program, 96th Congress, 1978-1979, undated [2 of 2]
Folder 02: National Heritage Program Proposals, 1979-1980, undated [1of 2]
Folder 03: National Heritage Program Proposals, 1979-1980, undated [2of 2]
Folder 04: National Historic Preservation Act, 20th Anniversary, 1985
Folder 05: National Historic Preservation Act Amendments of 1980, 1980-1984
Folder 06: National Historic Preservation Policy Act of 1977, Rep. John F. Sieberling, 1973-1981 [1 of 2]
Folder 07: National Historic Preservation Policy Act of 1977, Rep. John Possible, 1973-1981 [2 of 2]
Folder 08: National Historic Preservation Policy, 1975
Folder 09: NPS Congressional Reports, 1981-1987
Folder 10: Olmsted Heritage Landscapes Act, 99th Congress, 1983-1986,undated [1 of 2]
Folder 11: Olmsted Heritage Landscapes Act, 99th Congress, 1983-1986,undated [2 of 2]

BOX 10
[LEGISLATION AND POLICY]
Folder 01: Preservation Action Lobby, 1974-1976
Folder 02: Presidential Candidates on Historic Preservation, 1976
Folder 03: President Carter Environmental Message, 1979
Folder 04: President Nixon Environmental Messages, 1971-1973
Folder 05: Public Works Employment Act, 1977
Folder 06: Representative John F. Sieberling Bills for Historic Preservation, 1977-1979
Folder 07: San Antonio Missions NHP Church-State Relations, 1977-1980
Folder 08: Tax Reform Act, 1976-1977, undated
Folder 09: United States Committee of the International Council on Monuments and Sites (US/ICOMOS) Fiscal Year 1989 Budget, 1984-1988

[NPS ORGANIZATION]
Folder 10: Advisory Board Secretaries, National Park System, 1968-1981,undated
Folder 11: Advisory Council on Historic Preservation Memoranda, 1967-1979, undated
Folder 12: Briefing Book Material For Director Of Professional Services,1974-1975, undated

BOX 11
[NPS ORGANIZATION]
Folder 01: Bureau of Outdoor Recreation Regional Directors, 1972-1977
Folder 02: Chris T. Delaporte, Director, Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service, 1978-1981
Folder 03: Creation of Heritage Resource and Recreation Service, 1977-1978 [1 of 2]
Folder 04: Creation of Heritage Resource and Recreation Service, 1977-1978 [2 of 2]
Folder 05: Department of the Interior Fiscal Year 1987 Budget Requests,1985-1987
Folder 06: Director’s Decisions Re: First Edition of National Register,1967-1975
Folder 07: Director’s Squad, 1971-1972
Folder 08: Department of the Interior and National Park Service Clippings,1989
Folder 09: Historic American Buildings Survey(HABS)/Historic American Engineering Record (HAER), 1976-1978
Folder 10: Historic American Buildings Survey(HABS)/Historic American Engineering Record (HAER), 1979
Folder 11: Historic American Buildings Survey(HABS)/Historic American Engineering Record(HAER), 1980
Folder 12: Historic American Buildings Survey(HABS)/Historic American Engineering Record (HAER), 1981
Folder 13: Historic American Buildings Survey(HABS)/Historic American Engineering Record (HAER), 1982
Folder 14: Historic American Buildings Survey(HABS) 50thAnniversary, 1980-1984

BOX 12
[NPS ORGANIZATION]
Folder 01: Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service (HCRS) Budget,1980-1986
Folder 02: George B. Hartzog Speeches, 1967-1968, undated [1 of 2]
Folder 03: George B. Hartzog Speeches, 1967-1968, undated [2 of 2]
Folder 04: Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service (HCRS), 1978-1979 [1 of 2]
Folder 05: Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service (HCRS), 1978-1979 [2 of 2]
Folder 06: Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service (HCRS), 1978-1981, undated [1 of 2]
Folder 07: Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service (HCRS), 1978-1981, undated [2 of 2]
Folder 08: Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS), 1934-1988,undated
Folder 09: Historic Preservation Fund, 1978
Folder 10: National Heritage Program, Advisory Council Comments on National Heritage Proposal, 1977
Folder 11: National Heritage Program Briefing Package, 1978
Folder 12: National Heritage Program Draft, 1978
Folder 13: National Heritage Program Phase III, 1977
Folder 14: National Heritage Program Phase III Draft, 1977

BOX 13
[NPS ORGANIZATION]
Folder 01: National Heritage Program, President Carter’s Message, 1977
Folder 02: National Heritage Program, Report of Executive Director Advisory Council, 1977
Folder 03: National Heritage Program Objectives, 1977
Folder 04: National Heritage Program, National Heritage Trust Task Force, Phase I Papers, 1977
Folder 05: National Heritage Program, National Heritage Trust Task Force Phase II Papers, 1977
Folder 06: National Heritage Program Proposal, 1977-1978, undated [1of 2]
Folder 07: National Heritage Program Proposal, 1977-1978, undated [2of 2]
Folder 08: National Heritage Trust Planning, 1977-1979
Folder 09: National Park Service 75th Anniversary Celebration, 1991
Folder 10: NPS Directors, 1966-1990, undated
Folder 11: NPS Director William Mott, 1985-1987, undated
Folder 12: National Park Service Re-Entry and Organization, 1980-1982,undated
Folder 13: NPS Reorganization, 1975-1976, undated

BOX 14
[NPS ORGANIZATION]
Folder 01: NPS Use of Pension Building, 1967-1989
Folder 02: Nixon and Ford Administration Department of the Interior Resignations and Appointments, 1972-1974
Folder 03: Office of Archeology and Historic Preservation to Heritage Resource and Recreation Service Transition, 1977-1978
Folder 04: Office of Archeology and Historic Preservation, 1967-1976,undated
Folder 05: Personnel, Office of Archeology and Historic Preservation,1966-1979
Folder 06: President Carter Proposed Reorganization, 1976-1979, undated
Folder 07: Professional Services Study, 1973Folder 08: Reagan Program, 1982-1985
Folder 09: Relinquishing of Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service(HCRS) Associate Directorship, 1979
Folder 10: Revenue Sharing, 1971
Folder 11: Secretary of the Interior James G. Watt Clippings, 1980-1986,undated

BOX 15
[NPS ORGANIZATION]
Folder 01: Senior Executive Service, 1977-1983, undated
Folder 02: Special Committee on Historic Preservation, 1965-1967,undated [1 of 2]
Folder 03: Special Committee on Historic Preservation, 1965-1967,undated [2 of 2]
Folder 04: Special Committee on Historic Preservation, 1966-1970,undated
Folder 05: Squad Meetings, 1967-1972Folder 06: Staffing, 1973
Folder 07: Staffing Study, 1973, undated [1 of 2]
Folder 08: Staffing Study, 1973, undated [2 of 2]
Folder 09: Staffing Supernumerary, 1973
Folder 10: United States Committee of the International Council on Monuments and Sites (US/ICOMOS)-National Trust National Preservation Library, 1985-1986
Folder 11: Washington Office Re-Organization, 1973
Folder 12: Washington Office Re-Organization, 1978

BOX 16
[PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENTS]
Folder 01: 38th National Preservation Conference, 1984
Folder 02: American Association for State and Local History Annual Meeting, 1989-1990
Folder 03: American Institute of Architects Symposium on “The Role of the Architect in Historic Preservation,” 1989-1990
Folder 04: American Museum of Immigration Panel of Visiting Museum Directors, 1972-1973
Folder 05: American Society of Civil Engineers Speech, 1976
Folder 06: Annual Preservation Planning Conference for Public Agencies,1975-1976, undated
Folder 07: City of Galena, Illinois, 1986
Folder 08: Disaster Protection, 1976-1984, undated
Folder 09: Founder’s Day Dinner, 1985
Folder 10: Frederick Douglass Reenactment, 1973
Folder 11: George Wright Society Triennial Meeting, 1980-1982
Folder 12: Historic House Association of America, 1978-1985, undated
Folder 13: International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS) Talk, Hotel St. Aignan & Marais, 1982
Folder 14: Mary Washington College, 1985-1987

BOX 17
[PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENTS]
Folder 01: Meridian House International, 1984-1985, undated
Folder 02: Minnesota Society, American Institute of Architects Convention, 1984-1985, undated
Folder 03: Monumentos Historicos, Mexico, 1975
Folder 04: National Trust for Historic Preservation, Louise DuPont Crowninshield Award, 1985-1990, undated
Folder 05: Philosophical Society of Washington Lecture, 1985-1986
Folder 06: Robertson E. Collins Address, “What the Client Expects in a Preservation Architect,” University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1983
Folder 07: Rowlett Lecture, Texas A&M University, 1980-1982
Folder 08: San Antonio Conservation Society Presentation, 1972-1974
Folder 09: Southern Historical Association Program, Dallas, 1974
Folder 10: Speeches, 1968
Folder 11: Speeches, 1969
Folder 12: Speeches, 1970
Folder 13: Speeches, 1971
Folder 14: Speeches, 1972
Folder 15: Speeches, 1973

BOX 18
[PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENTS]
Folder 01: Speeches, 1974-1975 [1 of 2]
Folder 02: Speeches, 1974-1975 [2 of 2]
Folder 03: Speeches, 1976
Folder 04: Speeches, 1977-1979
Folder 05: Speeches, 1980-1981
Folder 06: University of Maryland, National Trust Collection for Historic Preservation, 1991
Folder 07: Washington Club Lecture, 1986

[REPORTS]
Folder 08: 1980 Threats of the Park Survey, Air Quality Threats as Reported by Park, 1982 [oversize documents, 1 of 2]
Folder 09: 1980 Threats of the Park Survey, Air Quality Threats as Reported by Park, 1982 [oversize documents, 2 of 2]
Folder 10: “A Proposal for the Conservation of America’s Historic Resources,” 1974, undated [1 of 2]
Folder 11: “A Proposal for the Conservation of America’s Historic Resources,” 1974, undated [2 of 2]
Folder 12: Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, “The National Historic Preservation Program Today,” 1976
Folder 13: Archeological Assistance Division, “Annual Report to Congress on the Federal Archeological Program, FY83 and FY84,” 1986
Folder 14: Barry Mackintosh, “National Historic Preservation Act and the National Park Service, a History,” 1986
Folder 15: Barry Mackintosh, “National Park Service, Preservation Policy, an Exposition and Analysis,” 1974
Folder 16: Congressional Office of Technology Assessment, “Technologies for Prehistoric and Historic Preservation,” 1986

BOX 19
[REPORTS]
Folder 01: Conservation Foundation Report, 1972
Folder 02: Correlated Threats to the Parks, National Capital Region, 1978-1981 [1 of 2]
Folder 03: Correlated Threats to the Parks, National Capital Region, 1978-1981 [2 of 2]
Folder 04: Correlated Threats to the Parks, Mid-Atlantic Region, 1980-1983 [1 of 2]
Folder 05: Correlated Threats to the Parks, Mid-Atlantic Region, 1980-1983 [2 of 2]
Folder 06: Correlated Threats to the Parks, Alaska Region, 1980-1982
Folder 07: Correlated Threats to the Parks, Midwest Region, 1979-1983 –[1 of 2]
Folder 08: Correlated Threats to the Parks, Midwest Region, 1979-1983 –[2 of 2]
Folder 09: Correlated Threats to the Parks, North Atlantic Region, 1979-1983 [1 of 2]

BOX 20
[REPORTS]
Folder 01: Correlated Threats to the Parks, North Atlantic Region, 1979-1983 [2 of 2]
Folder 02: Correlated Threats to the Parks, Pacific Northwest Region, 1979-1983 [1 of 2]
Folder 03: Correlated Threats to the Parks, Pacific Northwest Region, 1979-1983 [2 of 2]
Folder 04: Correlated Threats to the Parks, Rocky Mountain Region, 1979-1983 [1 of 2]
Folder 05: Correlated Threats to the Parks, Rocky Mountain Region, 1979-1983 [2 of 2]
Folder 06: Correlated Threats to the Parks, Southeast Region, 1979-1983 [1 of 2]
Folder 07: Correlated Threats to the Parks, Southeast Region, 1979-1983 [2 of 2]
Folder 08: Correlated Threats to the Parks, Southwest Region, 1979-1983 [1 of 2]
Folder 09: Correlated Threats to the Parks, Southwest Region, 1979-1983 [2 of 2]

BOX 21
[REPORTS]
Folder 01: Correlated Threats to the Parks, Western Region, 1979-1981 [1 of 3]
Folder 02: Correlated Threats to the Parks, Western Region, 1979-1981 [2 of 3]
Folder 03: Correlated Threats to the Parks, Western Region, 1979-1981 [3 of 3]
Folder 04: Cultural Resources Management Publications, Connally Featured, 1979-1991, undated
Folder 05: Dale Lanzone, “The Secretary of the Interior’s 20th Anniversary Report on the National Historic Preservation Act,” 1982
Folder 06: Department of Energy and Natural Resources Analysis and Proposal, 1973-1974
Folder 07: “Economic Benefits of Historic Preservation,” by Thomas D. Bever, 1978
Folder 08: Ernest A. Connally, “Review of the Rehabilitation Certification Program with Special Attention to Appeals Involving Windows as a Primary Issue,” 1982
Folder 09: Federal Archeology Report, NPS Archeological Assistance Division, 1988
Folder 10: “Federal Historic Preservation Agenda for the 1980s,” 1981
Folder 11: Historic Essay Assignments, 1968-1969
Folder 12: “Historic Preservation and the Federal System, A Report to the Department of the Interior Transition Team,” 1980

BOX 22
[REPORTS]
Folder 01: Interagency Archeological Services Division, NPS, “A Status Report to the Archeological Community,” 1976
Folder 02: James A. Glass Dissertation, “The National Historic Preservation Program, 1958 to 1969,” 1986-1990
Folder 03: National Register of Historic Places Weekly Nomination/Determination (DOE) Statistics Report, 1986
Folder 04: Professional Services Briefings, 1972-1973, undated
Folder 05: Ronald F. Lee, “Our National Historic Preservation Policies,”1969
Folder 06: Ronald F. Lee, “The Movement to Preserve Prehistoric Antiquities, 1879-1933,” 1969
Folder 07: Section 8, General Authority Act Study, 1977 [1 of2]
Folder 08: Section 8, General Authority Act Study, 1977 [2 of2]
Folder 09: “State-by-State Summary of Historic Preservation Activities,”1978
Folder 10: Threat Information Management System, Detail List of Threats by Park, Part I: Threats A-H, 1980 [oversize documents]
Folder 11: Threat Information Management System, Detail List of Threats by Park, Part I: Threats I-Z, 1980 [oversize documents]
Folder 12: William Murtagh Exit Report, 1979

[PERSONNEL]
Folder 13: Personnel Records, 1966-1970
Folder 14: Personnel Records, 1971-1977
Folder 15: Personnel Records, 1978-1986

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