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Structural Survey Of The Macomber-Silvia Building, 1976, 2021 Roger Williams University

Structural Survey Of The Macomber-Silvia Building, 1976

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Structural Report prepared by Anne W. Baker Restorations for WHALE, New Bedford, MA. the report includes a brief history and description of the Macomber-Sylvia house, a structural survey, a general work outline, a proposed work schedule and costs for the project. Prepared in 1976.


Nos Non Abolere Ordo Lectionum: The History Of The Historic Lectionary As Retained By The Lutheran Church, Conner E. Walts 2021 Indiana State University

Nos Non Abolere Ordo Lectionum: The History Of The Historic Lectionary As Retained By The Lutheran Church, Conner E. Walts

University Honors Program

The history of the Historic Lectionary from a Lutheran perspective provided great insight into its development and retention in the 21st century. This paper reviews the long history of the Historic Lectionary, previously the lectionary of the Western church, and compares its value in light of recent lectionary developments. This study reveals a Lutheran perspective in light of the lectionary debate in the Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod and succinctly sets forth centuries of lectionary history in the West.


A Comparison Of Preferences: Testing The Correlation Between The National Register Of Historic Places And The South Carolina Picture Project, Vito Scocozzo 2021 Clemson University

A Comparison Of Preferences: Testing The Correlation Between The National Register Of Historic Places And The South Carolina Picture Project, Vito Scocozzo

All Theses

Current affairs relating to the architectural stylings of federal buildings have sparked discussions regarding the preferences of the American people for different styles of architecture. Studies have identified a disconnect between the preferences of the general public and professionals who work with the built environment. This thesis seeks to continue these discussions and better understand how they relate to historic preservation by answering the following question: Do the historic resources and buildings nominated to the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) by historic preservation professionals directly compare to the historic resources identified by a wider public base as represented by …


Gray's Mill: National Register Application Form Section 7, Draft, 2021 Roger Williams University

Gray's Mill: National Register Application Form Section 7, Draft

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Draft version of the Gray's Grist Mill application to the National Register of Historic Places, Continuation Sheet -- Section 7. File is dated March 3, 2007.


Gray's Mill: National Register Application Draft, Section 8, 2021 Roger Williams University

Gray's Mill: National Register Application Draft, Section 8

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Draft version of the National Register of Historic Places Application Form, Continuation Page, Section 8. File dated March 3, 2007.


Gray's Mill: Proposed For Inclusion In Preservation Restriction, 2021 Roger Williams University

Gray's Mill: Proposed For Inclusion In Preservation Restriction

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The intent of this restriction is to protect all historically and architecturally significant features of the Gray's Mill complex. This document includes a description of the historically significant exterior and interior features of the Gray's Mill buildings. The document file is dated July 2008.


Gray's Mill: Preservation Restriction Agreement Between Dartmouth Heritage Preservation Trust, Inc. And Gray's Grist Mill, Inc., 2021 Roger Williams University

Gray's Mill: Preservation Restriction Agreement Between Dartmouth Heritage Preservation Trust, Inc. And Gray's Grist Mill, Inc.

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An agreement between Dartmouth Heritage Preservation Trust, Inc. and Gray's Grist Mill, Inc. These preservation restrictions are set forth so as to ensure the preservation of those characteristics which contribute to the architectural and historical integrity of the Premises. Agreement dated 2008. No specific date filled in on document.


Gray's Mill: Fish Spawning Poster, 2021 Roger Williams University

Gray's Mill: Fish Spawning Poster

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Poster advertising for Fish Observers at Gray's Mill Pond to learn what fish species inhabit and thrive naturally in the pond.


Gray's Mill: Fish Field Protocol, 2021 Roger Williams University

Gray's Mill: Fish Field Protocol

Documentation

Field protocol used for counting fish in Gray's Mill Pond. Document dated Spring, 2003.


Gray's Mill: Fish Spawning Newspaper Article "Herring Home To Spawn, Be Counted", 2021 Roger Williams University

Gray's Mill: Fish Spawning Newspaper Article "Herring Home To Spawn, Be Counted"

Documentation

Article in a newspaper, Herring home to spawn, be counted, concerning a study of the marine life and fish species dwelling in the pond. The study was conducted to ensure that dredging didn't harm marine life. No newspaper title or date is given.


Gray's Mill: Fish America Application Requesting Funding For Gray's Mill Pond Habitat Improvement, 2005, 2021 Roger Williams University

Gray's Mill: Fish America Application Requesting Funding For Gray's Mill Pond Habitat Improvement, 2005

Documentation

An application to Fish America requesting $23,500 in funds for Gray's Mill habitat restoration by increasing the overall area of deep water habitat by "dredging those portions of the pond where sediment has collected." Detailed information on the Project's description and need, activities, objectives, timeline, environmental concerns, and budget. Application submitted in anticipation of work to be done in 2005.


Gray's Mill: Letter To Little Compton Town Council, 2021 Roger Williams University

Gray's Mill: Letter To Little Compton Town Council

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Letter written by Anne Baker to Little Compton Town Council requesting an appointment to talk about plans for cleaning up Adamsville Millpond. Letter is dated February 3, 2002.


Gray's Mill: Letter To Scott Rabideau, Natural Resource Service, January 2002, 2021 Roger Williams University

Gray's Mill: Letter To Scott Rabideau, Natural Resource Service, January 2002

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Letter written by Anne Baker to Scott Rabideau of Natural Resource Services, Inc. informing him about the project status, a grant request for a fish ladder, and offering some history about the mill in Adamsville. Letter is dated January 3, 2002.


Gray's Mill: Eligibility For National Register Of Historic Places, October 2002, 2021 Roger Williams University

Gray's Mill: Eligibility For National Register Of Historic Places, October 2002

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Massachusetts Historical Commission (MHC) opinion concerning Gray's Mill eligibility for the National Register. "MHC staff determined that the surviving mill complex including the mill building, water-power features and machinery retain sufficient integrity as an architectural resource and working mill to be eligible to the National Register of Historic Places at the local level under criterion A, C, and possibly D." Reviewed by the MHC on October 16, 2002.


Gray's Mill: Eligibility For National Register, Letter From The Massachusetts Historical Commission, January 2003, 2021 Roger Williams University

Gray's Mill: Eligibility For National Register, Letter From The Massachusetts Historical Commission, January 2003

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Letter from Massachusetts Historical Commission confirming Gray's Mill eligibility for the National Register of Historic Paces and encouraging Westport Historic Commission to prepare the nomination application. Letter is dated January 9, 2003.


Gray's Mill: Baker's Lecture On Gray's Grist Mill And Pond Restoration, 2021 Roger Williams University

Gray's Mill: Baker's Lecture On Gray's Grist Mill And Pond Restoration

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Pete Baker's Lecture on the restoration of the mill store and Gray's Mill Pond habitat restoration project, a 15 year project for owner, Ralph Guild. File for lecture dated January 17, 2009.


Gray's Mill: Email Correspondence Regarding Mill Store, 2021 Roger Williams University

Gray's Mill: Email Correspondence Regarding Mill Store

Documentation

Email correspondence written by Baker and dated March 11,2002. Concerns the future operations at the Gray's Grist Mill Store. The store was restored prior to the Mill Pond Habitat Restoration in 2006.


Gray's Mill: Email Correspondence Between Baker And Ralph Guild Up To July 19, 2001, 2021 Roger Williams University

Gray's Mill: Email Correspondence Between Baker And Ralph Guild Up To July 19, 2001

Documentation

Several email correspondences between Baker and Ralph Guild up to July 19, 2001 concerning the Grist Mill restoration.


Gray's Mill: Email Correspondence To Ralph Guild, July 26, 2001, 2021 Roger Williams University

Gray's Mill: Email Correspondence To Ralph Guild, July 26, 2001

Documentation

The subject of the email correspondence is "Gray's updates." Baker is updating Ralph Guild on the mill restoration. Dated July 26, 2001.


Gray's Mill: Email Correspondence Regarding Gray's Mill Pond Restoration, January 2002 - November 2006, 2021 Roger Williams University

Gray's Mill: Email Correspondence Regarding Gray's Mill Pond Restoration, January 2002 - November 2006

Documentation

Email correspondence amongst Pete Baker, Ralph Guild, and others concerning the Gray's Mill Pond habitat restoration. Emails dated January 21, 2002 to November 9, 2006. Included information on the fish ladder, stone wall, and dredging of the pond.


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