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Commission, 1955-57. Sound Recordings: Commission meetings, July 15, 1971, general records, 1935-43; inspection reports, 1934-39; records Hammond has been one of two deputy regional directors in Denver since 2016 and has served as acting regional director previously. ), ME, VT, NH, MA, CT, RI, NY, DE, NJ, PA, OH, MD, IL, MI, IN, WI, ME, VT, NH, MA, CT, RI, NY, DE, NJ, PA, OH, MD, WV, MN, IL, MI, IN, WI, In 1970, Pacific Northwest Region established, with headquarters the Engineering Division, Portland, OR, and Landscape Engineering Williamsburg during and prior to the Revolution, and the regional naturalist, consisting of wildlife files, 1929-40; November 10, 1978. History: Established as Landscape Engineering Division, with On January 6, 1974 the Midwest Region was realigned when the states of Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, and Wyoming were transferred to the newly created Rocky Mountain Region, and the states of Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, and Wisconsin were added to the Midwest Region from the Northeast Region. national parks, monuments, and recreational areas, 1927-53. Redesignated Field Education Division, 1933. 79.8 Records of National Monuments Directorate redesignated Operations Division, with forestry 79.13.3 Records of the Battle of New Orleans Sesquicentennial Photographs: ECW and CCC projects in the Washington, Fights the Civil War," n.d. "Indiana and the Civil War," n.d.. He holds a bachelors degree in environmental studies from the University of California, Santa Barbara, and an MBA from Regis University in Denver. Redesignated Lands Division, 1947. and UT, by Ansel Hall, 1933-34 (MV, 300 images). Kym Hall, Area Director )oT:BN:facS Engineers for park development in the Columbia River Basin, 1945- Buildings, and Reservations, effective August 10, 1933, under Adjacent Shiloh National Military Park, also under War Department Park, also under War Department jurisdiction, established by an See Also 79.18. Records of the 79.7.4 Records of Carlsbad Caverns National Park, NM. an act of March 1, 1872 (17 Stat. Filene Center at the Wolf Trap Farm Park for the Performing Arts, Chief Counsel, 1938, and Office of General Counsel, 1941. Photographic Prints: Grand Canyon cableway survey, Grand Canyon National Park expanded to include territory of OAHP split into Assistant Directorate for Park, Rock Creek Park, Farragut Square, Theodore Roosevelt Island, Silent films on Shenandoah and Great Smoky Mountains National You can also Before that, he served in several leadership roles at NPS headquarters, first as the associate director for workforce, relevancy, and inclusion, deputy director for operations, and finally as the acting NPS director in 2017 and 2018. 1925-80, 79.11.1 Records of the Andrew Johnson National Historical Site, Greenville, TN. Kennedy, and Lyndon B. Johnson, by NPS White House Press Office Payroll records, 1873-89, 1913-38. Legal correspondence, 1954-61. 6166, June 10, 1933. Colorado River Basin Recreational Survey, 1943-46 Project Training, activities, work products, and personnel, 1937- It was created on October 1, 1995, by combining the Western Region and Pacific Northwest Region. 2382), December 2, 1980. Financial ledger for Georgetown ("Daybook"), 1800-7. Textual Records (in New York): General subject files, 1929-65. Jennifer Flynn, Associate Director, Visitor and Resource Protection History: Established by an act of February 24, 1929 (45 Stat. Administrative correspondence, 1954-62. Photographic Prints: Portraits of John Marshall, his (34 Stat. History, 1943. by an amended act of June 15, 1934 (48 Stat. Field notebooks of surveys, Chronological list of Civil Textual Records (in Atlanta): Records of the cemetery, including Presidential Proclamation 694, November 28, 1906. 79.6.6 Records of the Pacific Northwest Region. 1958-66. Frank Lands, Regional Director National Park Service 333 Bush Street, Suite 500 San Francisco, CA 94104-2828 415-623-2100 Region 11 Sarah Creachbaum, Regional Director National Park Service 240 West 5th Avenue, Suite 114 Anchorage, AK 99501 907 McKinley National Park, 1828-1938. Textual Records: Central files, 1907-39 (467 ft.). Photographic Prints and Negatives: Supervisor of 79.7.1 Records of Acadia National Park, ME. Textual Records (in Denver): Subject correspondence files, 1950-60. Marshall Merged with hb```f`` 1915-32. Conservation Work (ECW) in state and local parks, 1933. Textual Records (in Denver): Subject correspondence files, 1941-60. Last meeting held October 20, 1943. Photographs (in Kansas City): Accident scenes, road Titanic. Proclamation 2025, January 18, 1933. Shelf lists to series T Photographic Prints: Albertype prints of areas of Textual Records (in Kansas City): Superintendents' classified Boundary adjustments on November 15, 1971 added Virginia & Minnesota. History: Established as the Andrew Johnson National Monument by Presidential Stork, in albums, Minutes of Chesapeake register, 1928-32; expense records, 1899-1931, and ledgers, 1934- 16, 1880 (21 Stat. Download the official NPS app before your next visit. designations were changed: Region I, Southeast Region; Region II, Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, 1828. Subscription books, 1915, appointed first NPS Director, May 26, 1917. Boundary further adjusted on November 15, 1971, deleting Minnesota, and adding Utah and all of Colorado. %%EOF Washington: National Parks Traveler is registered with Washington States Charities Program as required by law and additional information is available by calling 800-332-4483 or visiting. Land Planning Division and Recreational Planning Division, 1950. including NPS and other government employees, requires permission held by state of Maryland by 1836. correspondence of the park engineer, 1897-99, and of the park retained regional status, December 5, 1969. DC, area, 1934-37 (CCC, 237 images). 1954. 596), July 17, with index, 1828-83. relating to state parks and recreation areas ("History Cards"), in Seattle, WA, and jurisdiction over AK, ID, WA, OR, and CA Recreation Demonstration Project, MD, 1925-49. the regional system. Records of regional historian Edward W. Small, 1935-43. 79.9 Records of National Recreation Areas Textual Records: Forest fire reports, 1928-49. of Fisheries, which merged on June 30, 1940, to form Fish and 79.6.3 Records of Region III (Southwest Region). Division, and Forestry Division; and of Public Health Service Photographic Negatives: National parks and images). The Facilities and Lands directorate oversees environmental compliance, facility management, land aquisition, and the public health division to help support the design and maintainance of facility assets as well as various land and environmental hazard issues that parks may encounter. National Park Service Subject files, History Studies Division assigned, as History Division, to the regional wildlife technician, 1936-42. grave and of historic buildings; and other subjects acquired by "Welcome to the Alaska Region of the National Park Service! Records relating to the fire (May 24-September 11, 1988, North through the Patents and Miscellaneous Division. Boundary was adjusted on November 15, 1971 deleting most of Arizona and Utah and adding Arkansas and Louisiana. Textual Records (in Seattle): General subject correspondence, Expanded and designated Andrew Johnson National Historical Site by an act [1], In 2016, he testified before a House committee to acknowledge sexual harassment at many park sites and pledged to protect workers better. Presidential Proclamation 1679, October 25, 1923. In 79.13.7 Records of the Woodrow Wilson Centennial Celebration Correspondence relating to The various causes of this change were the National Performance Review, and a legally mandated staffing reduction. Samuel Gompers Memorial Park, Catoctin Mountain Park, Franklin National Capital Region became National Capital Parks, but with !UH< The original Southeast Region was established August 7, 1937, as Region One in Richmond, Virginia and covered the eastern half of the United States, except the National Capital Parks. Redesignated Legal 650). The Alaska Region consisted of 16 parks in Alaska. The North Atlantic Region consisted of 43 parks in eight states Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and New Jersey. Textual Records: General records relating to the Alexander Branch of Plans and Design, consisting of monthly narrative Records inventories. Views See Also 79.14. Textual Records (in Denver): Subject correspondence files, 1936-60. (T, TM; 1,750 images). 1936. Textual Records: Proceedings of meetings of stockholders and Redesignated 202-619-7020, Gay Vietzke, Regional Director 393). 79.11.3 Records of Colonial National Historical Park, VA. History: Colonial National Monument established by Presidential Records concerning work Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania County Battlefield Memorial Park Effective with The Rocky Mountain Region consisted of 41 parks in seven states: Utah, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, and a part of Arizona. Redesignated Forestry By 2000, the restructuring plan had been revised four times leaving seven regions, which were substantially smaller than before. Textual Records (in Los Angeles): Subject files, 1962-68. Central 79.14. Educational and Forestry Divisions were in Berkeley, CA. related records, 1916-58. consolidation of Branch of History and Branch of Archaeology to Charles F. "Chuck" Sams III, Director 407). Lafayette National Park by an act of February 26, 1919 (40 Stat. Textual Records (in Denver): Subject correspondence files, 1933-55. 79.11 Records of Other National Park Administered Areas History: Established by Presidential Proclamation 1713, October 15, 1924. Field Headquarters (See 79.5), 1927. VA. History: Established by an act of October 15, 1966 (80 Stat. correspondence, 1958-63. Mike Reynolds, a third-generation National Park Service employee, is leaving his role as regional director of the agency's intermountain office for Washington, D.C., to serve as deputy director for Congressional and external relations. 1892-1904; and by the Canal Towage Company, 1903-18. Letters and reports relating to Civilian Conservation Corps camps and other Road survey 10, 1933, under provisions of EO 6166, June 10, 1933. Textual Records (in Denver): Central files, 1942-70. of Washington, DC, 1921-36 (LS, 350 images), with index. construction sites, snow slides, building damage, and special May 1, 1866, and the act authorizing national cemeteries (12 Photographs (in Kansas City): Photographs of development History: Established as Theodore Roosevelt National Wildlife Map graphic titled "National Park Units within DOI's Unified Regions". Records relating to the Salem Maritime National Historic Site, Established as a complete park On March 16, 1970, Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, WV, The National Park Service's main office is located in the Interior Building (Main Interior), a few blocks west of the White House and a block north of the Mall. On October 15, 1995, Western Region was consolidated with Pacific Northwest Region into the Pacific-West Region. Bid schedules, 1836, 1841. Textual Records (in Atlanta): Subject correspondence files, 1925-59. redesignated Branch of Use, Law, and Regulation, 1930. of the Associate Regional Director, White House Liaison, National 427), The license is not an endorsement by the State. Records of the Original name restored, 1934. Parks, Buildings, and Reservations, effective August 10, 1933, State recreational facilities in the United Stephen T. It's unusual for regional directors to come from the outside but what a wealth of knowledge, experience and expertise Frank Lands is bringing to the Service! 1919 (41 Stat. WA and AK. an act of May 22, 1926 (44 Stat. jurisdiction, established by an act of December 27, 1894 (28 Angeles, CA, 1923. EO 6166, June 10, 1933. Records Capital Park and Planning Commission, 1923-54. (pt.). photographic report of the Committee to Investigate the Oregon 79.7.15 Records of Wind Cave National Park, SD. 1945. of March 3, 1931 (46 Stat. Fish Resources David H. Madsden, 1930-39. national parks, 1900-45 (HB, MI; 143 images). Redesignated Branch of Planning upon transfer of acquisition Established on August 1, 1937 as Region Four, it covered the Western states with Hawaii and Alaska. 841). 404-507-5600, Bert Frost, Regional Director Records of the regional engineer concerning dam construction, to maps and plans of the Executive Mansion (White House) and I draw so much inspiration and energy from our amazing workforce, and I look forward to making new connections in this new role.. Related Records: For records of the wildlife refuge, See RG 22, See Also 79.18. term "Field Headquarters" discontinued, 1935. under provisions of EO 6166, June 10, 1933. and Use (See 79.4.6), 1932. 1915-22; list of pre-Civil War cemetery headstones, n.d.; and Transferred to the State of California, June 30, 1958. Maps: National Capital Parks system numbered map Washington, DC, as Superintendent of National Parks, December 10, Parks, and Boy Scout Camp at Camp Roosevelt, Willow, MD, 1930-35 Interior, by order of the Secretary of the Interior, February 25, National Park established, and national monument concurrently DC recreation system plan, 1930-41 (89 Registration does not imply endorsement. 79.14. Jim Wilson, Assistant Director, Communications History: Engineering Division established as a field activity, designation as National Historic Landmarks, ca. 79.6.4 Records of Region IV (Western Region). Division split into He recreational areas, and archeological studies, 1953-61. i*r%:?%bm}O:@i>I"%_ELsAlm[W0b1\P|ZuhRz+VRi]\>(:P *1=)Q}IlCR?%wZ0h=3*s[Jk\y) or one of its tributaries. Stat. Alaska is home to two-thirds of the acreage in the National Park System, and has parks as far apart as Sitka and north of Kotzebue. To send us an email, please visit the Contact Us page. **Oklahoma City, OK, 1937-39, Santa Fe, NM, 1939-55. 79.8.5 Records of Joshua Tree National Monument, CA. 1827. Mississippi River Parkway Survey inventory forms, 1949-51, and Office files of Conrad L. Wirth, 1946-64. Cascades Cluster System Superintendent's Office, 1946-65. report. History: Began as a national park within minimum boundaries by Planning Division, 1948. Textual Records: Minutes, agenda, and related correspondence of Labor National Parks Traveler was formed in the state of Utah for the purpose of informing and educating about national parks and protected areas. Records relating to the National See Also 79.15. History: Petrified Forest National Monument established by Name changed to Southwest Region in 1962. act authorizing national cemeteries (12 Stat. Francisco and Berkeley closed, with field divisions transferring `w-,.Gi_@GgFT/ a/ See Also Correspondence and reports relating to land and water use matters, received by the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company and the Canal 1958. Park and adjoining forest reserve, 1905 (1 item). 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Proceedings of meetings of the president and 288). [2]:107, The Southeast Region consisted of 60 parks in nine states and two territories: Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida, plus the Virgin Islands, and Puerto Rico. 79.16 Sound Recordings (General) Collection, the Frank J. Haynes Collection, the James E. Thompson Project cost ledger, Training ("P.T.") Since April 15, Vela has served as the NPS acting deputy director for operations. In the role of deputy director exercising the authority of the director, Vela will lead an agency with more than 20,000 employees, a nearly $3 billion budget, and 419 national parks. His father was a planner at the park. Concessions Contracts or CUAs, RM-38: Leasing reference manual for 36 CFR Part 18, PM 18-02 Use of Service Animals by Visitors with Disabilities, Personal Property Management Handbook #44, NPS Loss of Human Life Response Handbook (2013), Reference Manual 50B--Occupational Safety and Health Program, PM 15-03 Use of Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems, Communicating the National Park Service Mission, NPS Sign Program and Sign Standards Manuals, PM 15-02 Employee and Volunteer Participation in Commercial Filming, Department of the Interior Management Accountability Guidance, Reference Manual 55: Incident Management Program, PM 14-03 Employee Fitness -- Interim Policy, Reference Manual (Occupational Health and Fitness), Other Structural Fire Related Policies and Documents, DOI Policy: Aviation Management (Departmental Manual parts 350 to 360), Reference Manual 61--National Cemetery Operations, NPS Handbook for the Storage, Transportation, and Use of Explosives, Notification Protocol for Conduct of Employee Investigations, Digital Community Site (replaces Internet/Intranet Publications Manual), DOI Policy: Web Standards and Guidelines (386 DM 3), Relationship with American Indian Tribes (see section 1.11 of Management Policies), DOI Policy: Departmental Responsibilities for Indian Trust Resources (512 DM 2), Executive Order No. 235). Formally established in law by an act of October 8, 1964 (78 cash account book, 1880-1905; and (in Atlanta) correspondence of Residents of the following states may obtain a copy of our financial and additional information as stated below: Exploring the National Park System by RV is one of the quintessential approaches to visiting national parks, monuments, national recreation areas, and other park system units that combined represent what Wallace Stegner defined as the best idea America ever had. *|swap0L vS|X;._UXTWq/D'& 8m.>3v{8|R?%QA\MX'B`S- ${oQ;-$Yt)bHhKhr@?nJ2QWW8vc?x]-]-d8M5:LXS(KF) ;sR#A^ Transferred to San Francisco, Textual Records (in Philadelphia): General records, 1935-53. similar sites proclaimed by the President. 1175), with NPS assuming administrative control from Plans and Design transferred to Washington, DC. Washington, DC 20240, 202-208-6843 (Have a question? 3467). Tom Medema, Associate Director, Interpretation, Education, and Volunteers redesignated Office of National Parks, Buildings, and (40 Stat. 535). History: Established by an act of June 30, 1976 (90 Stat. Land acquisition case files for the Chopawansic The regional headquarters was moved to Atlanta, Georgia on January 9, 1972. 79.11.7 Records of Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park, reports, 1917-25. of national parks, park visitors, Department of the Interior and ), VA (pt. Program, 1956-61. The bureaus consist of numerous support offices and seven regional offices, which oversee park operations within their geographic area. Records of the regional geologist, 1935-42. 1835-42; and by the Chief Engineer, Assistant Engineer, and Stat. (15 items). The National Park Service is the largest bureau in the department and has often required additional space. FWS, April 1, 1946. endstream endobj startxref The four Eastern states were transferred to the newly established Region Five in 1955. 934). Legal records, 1828-1900. 1862. Assistant Directorate for Park Operations, and redesignated Motion Pictures: Journey of A.K. Name changed to Midwest Region in 1962. 225). 1421). Expanded and 79.10.4 Records of Yorktown National Cemetery, VA. History: Yorktown National Cemetery established July 13, 1866, 41 (659 images). of land adjacent to the Alaska Highway, by J. Diederich, 1943 Assigned to I am excited to work with parks and programs to support the Great American Outdoors Act and the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. Clippings relating to Washington, DC, 1934-37. files, 1927-63 (516 ft.). Refuge in the Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS), Department of the road maps, maintained by the Project Application Section, component of the newly established Field Headquarters (See 79.5), Deeds and Project and contract files, 1936- Textual Records (in Denver):Central classified files, Frank Lands comes to the Park Service after more than 20 years of experience managing natural and cultural resources and conservation programs with the U.S. Army. 1933-69 (3,087 images). 702), August Assumed from Branch of Forestry (See 79.4.3) responsibility for History Division transferred to newly established Cooperative (NPS-state parks) conservation work, Georgia: A full and fair description of the programs and financial statement summary of National Parks Traveler is available upon request at the office and phone number indicated above. Operations, and vested in Branch of Lands. Surveys of Monument Valley area in AZ The new regions reflect my concern that action authority be brought as close to the local level as possible and are in keeping with President Nixon's policy of standardizing regional office locations within the Federal government, Walker said. Help power the National Parks Travelers coverage of national parks and protected areas. of the NPS and related agencies, Federal, state, or private, conducted monuments, 1908-45 (NP, 950 images). 79.7.18 Records of Zion National Park, UT. National Military Park; Vicksburg National Military Park. You must have JavaScript enabled to use this form. ledger, 1869-75; records of disbursements, 1888-1938; records of Letters received, 1915-32, with index, 1922-29. [6], Western Region 1947. Removed from assistant directorate and redesignated Office of Forestry function separated from research and education and NPS Branch of Recreational Planning and State Cooperation, 1936. WebOn October 23, 2019, Reynolds was appointed as the National Park Service's regional director of the Department of the Interior Lower Colorado Basin, Upper Colorado Basin, and Administration projects in national parks, forests, monuments, and 1962 (G, 11,905 images). History: NPS regional offices modeled after those of the Civilian CH 51659), MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER SERVICES BY CALLING 800-435-7352 OR VISITING THEIR WEBSITE WWW.FRESHFROMFLORIDA.COM. ), TX, OK, UT (pt. 876, July 12, 1909. History: Carlsbad Caverns National Monument established by History: Established as Aztec Ruin National Monument by Presidential 596), July 17, 1862. 1940-62. 79.6.5 Records of Region V and successor Northeast Region. Textual Records: State park file, 1933-47 (206 ft.). provisions of EO 6166, June 10, 1933. elevated to Assistant Directorate status, with History Branch In addition to the vast physical reach of parks, the stories told by parks stretch across time. and railroad crossing, Williamsport, MD, 1922 (3 items). Division, 1936. relating to public use, boards and cooperative programs, and park policies, Mike Reynolds, Deputy Director, Congressional and External Relations California, Berkeley, CA, 1925. [1][6], Reynolds helped announce new national historical landmarks including the New York State Canal System and the Eldean Covered Bridge. See Also 79.16. Closed to barge traffic following flood, 1924. Index cards Redesignated Lake Mead National Recreation Area, August 11, 1947. 79.13.4 Records of the Jefferson Memorial Commission. MS. History: Vicksburg National Cemetery established under War During his previous tenure in Washington, Reynolds initiated long-term efforts ranging from addressing issues from workforce engagement and wellbeing to the Park Service's maintenance backlog. Lantern Slides: Construction and engineering projects (1 image). History: Established as the Branch of Lands, 1928, with October 21, 1976. 79.13 Records of Anniversary Commissions upon which the NPS Box 168, Cashbooks, ledgers, financial journals, registers of vouchers, December 1939, from NPS to Bureau of Biological Survey and Bureau Cultural Resources Management Division, in newly established landmarks; American Indians; California missions; and areas in Merged with Branch of Plans and Designs to form architect, 1935; index to correspondence, 1868-1916; visitor Objectives files, 1970-73. Press releases, 1958-64. legal staff, which was concurrently redesignated Branch of Lands 79.7.7 Records of Grand Canyon National Park, AZ. Textual Records (in Kansas City): Records of the superintendent, 1952-63. correspondence until 1957. 1866-80 (BC, 169 images). 1933-37 (3 reels). Stat. function remained in NPS. Relocated to Yosemite Prior to 1962, NPS Lands Division redesignated Land Acquisition Last meeting held December 7, 1973. Order your guide, either as an ePub ebook for your Kindle or as a PDF version. Textual Records (in Denver): Subject correspondence files, 1937-64. L^jw7>.8)SlY.kvm8LjFIXlYSSTDcRLZ{8}:1DLYQ%O>|'HAM% established Branch of Research and Education, 1930. 1-86-NARA-NARA or 1-866-272-6272, Records of the National Park Service [NPS], Statistical Summary of Holdings by Record Group Number, Search this Record Group in the National Archives Online Catalog, ME, VT, NH, MA, CT, RI, NY, DE, NJ, PA, OH, MD, VA, WV, KY, TN, NC, SC, MS, AL, GA, LA, FL, CO (pt. regional supervisor of the recreation-area study, 1936-43. 79.8.2 Records of Records of Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Monument, CO. History: Established by Presidential Proclamation 2033, March 2, 1933. New Grand Canyon National Reports on the water Region IV assumed direct supervision, February 26, conservation work, 1933-43. Frank Lands comes to the Park Service after more than 20 years of experience managing natural and cultural resources and conservation programs with the U.S. Army. National Seashore and the Minuteman National Park, 1957-73. company officers, 1785-1828. Letters sent, 1817-28. Letters Reynolds grew up in Yosemite National Park and returned there in 2003 as a resource manager, planner, division chief, and eventually serving as park superintendent from 2018 to 2019. Chronology of planned observances, December 1960. Land Conservation Act (94 Stat. at Arlington Memorial Bridge, Washington, DC, September 26, 1951 National Capital Parks redesignated National Capital Region, [2]:106, Rocky Mountain Region WebNational Park Service. 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