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Historic Resource Study for Muir Woods National Monument: Golden Gate National Recreation Area

by John F. Sears Ph. D.

Muir Woods in its historical context

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Muir Woods in its historical context

John F. Sears’s report brings together documentary research and field investigation to examine the cultural history and significance of Muir Woods National Monument. Its three-part structure moves from the area’s land-use history to Muir Woods, William Kent, and the American conservation movement, then concludes with recommendations and appendices. The book is framed as a resource for understanding the site’s cultural record, connecting local land use with a broader conservation history.

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  • Park managers, planners, and interpreters seeking a historical resource on Muir Woods.
  • Readers interested in the cultural history of Muir Woods or the American conservation movement.

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Land-use historyCultural resource researchMuir Woods National MonumentAmerican conservation movement

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Book overview

This report provides park managers, planners, interpreters, and the interested public the information needed to better understand the cultural history and significance of Muir Woods. It is written as a Historic Resource Study (HRS) synthesizing all available cultural resource information from various disciplines and entails both documentary research and field investigation. This report is divided into three parts: Part I: Land Use History; Part II: Muir Woods, William Kent, and the American Conservation Movement; Part III: Recommendations and Appendices.
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