African-American cemeteries are a unique resource. They not only represent the last resting place of black Americans, but are also storehouses of African-American history. The graveyards and the grave decorations offer ...

The objective of this survey was to obtain initial historical research that will assist in better understanding of the types of historic sites present on the tract and to identify the areas of the tract that have the highest ...

This survey was done to assess the archaeological significance of the site.

This survey was done to assess the archaeological significance of the site.

This letter to the town of James Island confirms that the structures proposed for demolition by MUSC at Fort Johnson are considered contributing resources to the National Register and should not be demolished.

This letter is an overview of a one-day on-site assessment of the Toussaint L’Ouverture Cemetery in Franklin, Tennessee with recommendations for conserving it.

This letter examines four private cemeteries on Sandy Island and recommends conservation measures for each.

The objective of this survey was to obtain initial historical research that will assist in better understanding the types of historic sites present on the tract; to evaluate land use activities and their potential affects ...

The purpose of this strudy was to briefly examine the cemetery, its context, setting, and overall condition in order to provide long-term preservation recommendations.

The history of a village, named for General Ormsby Mitchel, established for the housing of freed slaves.