Monterey / San Francisco / Salt Lake City / Fort Douglas / /
Company
207 Managing Cultural Resources / Managing Cultural Resources / /
Continent
America / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
USD / / /
Facility
Fort Douglas / Fort Stephen A. Douglas / Camp The / Monterey Bay Community College / University of Utah Department / American Institute of Architects / University of Utah / University of Utah Graduate School / Fort Ord / /
IndustryTerm
transportation systems / energy crises / /
Organization
state legislature / Monterey Bay Community College / Great Society / University of Utah / University of Utah Department of Facilities Planning / National Trust for Historic Preservation / Utah Department / federal government / American Institute of Architects / University Planners Association / Utah Heritage Foundation / Base Realignment and Closure Commission / Salt Lake Olympic Committee / Veterans Administration / Forest Service / Utah Alumni Association / University of Utah Graduate School / /
Person
Ann Palmer / Richard Moe / Douglas Heritage / Anne Racer / Robert A. Young / / /
Position
director of facilities / contractor / Guard / president / director of facilities planning / original commander / Colonel / Secretary of Interior / Acknowledgment The author / planning consultant / commander / historic preservation officer / Officer / /
Managing Cultural Resources and Heritage Fort Stephen A. Douglas: Adaptive Re-use for a Community of Scholars Robert A. Young, University of Utah Graduate School of Architecture, 375 South 1530 East, Room 235 AAC, Salt