Allensworth Advisory Committee and Department of Parks and Recreation Ad Hoc Committee Special Meeting, Sacramento, California
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Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park Advisory Committee
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Tape I. The July 26, 1976, Allensworth Advisory Committee and Department of Parks and Recreation Ad Hoc Committee special meeting includes introducing the staff relative to Allensworth State Historic Park and presents work on the temporary visitor’s center in the town’s historic core. Drafts for the ranger's office, agricultural shed, exhibit trailer, graphic panels, audiovisual room and artifact displays are discussed. Tape II. Continuation of the July 26, 1976, Allensworth Advisory Committee and Department of Parks and Recreation Ad Hoc Committee special meeting to introduce staff relative to Allensworth and present work on the temporary visitor’s center in the town’s historic core. Drafts for the ranger's office, agricultural shed, exhibit trailer, graphic panels, audiovisual room and artifact displays are discussed. Included on the tape are also Al Green’s remarks at the 19 February, 1974, Annual Meeting of the Board of Directors of Parks and Recreation Western Regional Conference held in Los Angeles, California.
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