Christine Fonda (Author)
This sampling of industrial and transportation resources is taken from the National Register files of the New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources. The National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) was established by the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 and is housed within the National Park Service in the U.S. Department of Interior. Generally speaking, the National Register is the official federal list of cultural resources considered worthy of preservation. Eligible properties can include districts, sites, structures, objects, and buildings significant in history, architecture, archeology, engineering, or culture on a national, state, or local level. The register is primarily an identification and planning tool; listing does not necessarily limit or restrict use of private or non-federal property unless the project is federally funded or assisted. In those cases it is the presence of federal participation that triggers a review process. Eligible properties are protected as well as those formally listed to the Register. (In some states and municipalities review procedures exist which pertain to more than just federally assisted activities.) A National Register nomination is the result of thorough research and evaluation of a property or area against others of the same type. It incorporates a knowledge of national and area history and architecture (or archeology) with specific information relating to the nominated property.
...MoreArticle David R. Starbuck (1994) An Introduction to New Hampshire Industrial Archeology. IA. The Journal of the Society for Industrial Archeology (pp. 4-18).
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Roberta Wingerson;
(1994)
The Mill Village on Goose Creek: Harrisville, New Hampshire (Photo Essay)
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Robert W. Passfield;
(1991)
Industrial Heritage Commemoration in the Canadian Parks Service: Part II
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Richard E. Greenwood;
(1999)
Condos, Photos, and Singing Bridges: IA in the State Historic Preservation Offices
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Gabriele Cruciani;
(2001)
The Montevecchio Mining District: Industrial Archeology in SW Sardinia, Italy
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David R. Starbuck;
(1986)
The Shaker Mills in Canterbury, New Hampshire
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Thomas E. Leary;
Elizabeth C. Sholes;
(2000)
Fragments Shored Against the Ruins: Industrial Archeology and Heritage Preservation
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William L. Taylor;
(1984)
The Concord (New Hampshire) Gasholder: Last Intact Survivor from the Gas-Making Era
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Dennis E. Howe;
(1994)
The Maintenance of New Hampshire's First Polyphase Hydroelectric Station (Photo Essay)
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William L. Taylor;
(1993)
Documenting the History of an Industrial City: The Brown Company Photograph Collection of Berlin, New Hampshire (Photo Essay)
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David R. Starbuck;
(1994)
The Cog Railway on Mount Washington (Photo Essay)
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Rodney Freeman;
Katherine C. Donahue;
Eric Baxter;
Patrick J. Collins;
Marie Connell;
Steven Kantor;
(1994)
The Draper-Maynard Sporting Goods Company of Plymouth, New Hampshire, 1840-1937 (Photo Essay)
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Mary Rose Boswell;
(1994)
Documenting Laconia's Knitting Mills: A Comparison of the Belknap Mills Corporation and Two Present-Day Knitting Mills
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Matthew W. Roth;
(2000)
IA and the 20th Century City: Who Will Love the Alameda Corridor?
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T. Allan Comp;
(1975)
The Tooele Copper and Lead Smelter
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Theodore Z. Penn;
Roger Parks;
(1975)
Nichols-Colby Sawmill in Bow, New Hampshire
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Robert A. Howard;
(1975)
Black Powder Manufacture
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Richard Veit;
(1999)
Moving Beyond the Factory Gates: The Industrial Archaeology of New Jersey's Terra Cotta Industry
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Alicia B. Valentino;
(2009)
Using Maps to Aid Our Understanding of a Site's History
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J. Homer Thiel;
(2002)
Enlightening the Past: The Phoenix Illuminating Gas and Electric Light Company
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David H. Shayt;
(1993)
Elephant under Glass: The Piano Key Bleach House of Deep River, Connecticut
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