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The National
Park Service now proposes to preserve
an area in Pottawatomie County, northeast Kansas, as
a `` Prairie National
Park ''
.
The Park Service makes
an impressive ecological
and statistical case for creating this new park
.
The National
Park Service hopes by 1966 to have 30,000 campsites available for 100,000 campers
a day -- almost twice what there are
at present
.

Plan
of entire Spruce Tree House
from above, cut
from 3D scanner | Laser scan data collected by
a CyArk / National
Park Service partnership

3D scanner | Laser scan section
of the four-story Square Tower House, data collected by
a CyArk / National
Park Service partnership

Section view
of Kiva A in Mesa Verde's Fire Temple, cut
from laser scan data collected by
a CyArk / National
Park Service partnership
.

* Bandelier National Monument Virtual Museum Exhibit
and Lesson Plans,
from National
Park Service

* Chaco Culture National Historic
Park Virtual Museum Exhibit,
from National
Park Service

* 1916 –
The United States National
Park Service is created
.

In 2010,
at the Woburn Safari
Park there was
a conservation campaign to help raise money to support
the Bongo Surviellance Project
and the Kenyan Wildlife
Service.

Areas maintained by
the National
Park Service include: Appalachian National Scenic Trail ; Quinebaug
and Shetucket Rivers Valley National Heritage Corridor ;
and Weir Farm National Historic Site
.
" I don't see it as
a bad thing for
a park ,"
the assigned National
Park Service biologist told
a reporter for Smithsonian Magazine ( March 2006 ).

It was designated
a National Historic Landmark by
the National
Park Service in 2001 in recognition
of its unique architecture
.

* Conrad L
. Wirth, U
. S
. administrator, National
Park Service supervisor
of CCC Program

* Paige, John C
. The Civilian Conservation Corps
and the National
Park Service, 1933-1942: An Administrative History
.

( National
Park Service, 1985 ) online

* Bandelier National Monument Virtual Museum Exhibit
and Lesson Plans,
from National
Park Service

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The story that
the names
of Delicate Arch
and Landscape Arch were inadvertently exchanged due to
a signage mixup by
the National
Park Service is false
.

In
the 1950s,
the National
Park Service investigated
the possibility
of applying
a clear plastic coating to
the arch to protect it
from further erosion
and eventual destruction
.
The Park Service has since closed
the loophole by disallowing climbs on any named arch within
the park year-round
.

In 1967,
the Eisenhowers donated
the farm to
the National
Park Service.

Since 1980,
the National
Park Service has allowed visitors to
the Eisenhower Farm adjacent to
the Gettysburg Battlefield
.
The Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical
Park, operated by
the National
Park Service, commemorates
the lives
and achievements
of Dayton natives Orville
and Wilbur Wright
and Paul Laurence Dunbar
.
Park and now

In 1860
the Thorndon
Park reservoir was opened, finally providing
an alternative water source to
the now turbid River Torrens
.

From 2002-2004
the Bluetooth SIG was based in Overland
Park, Kansas USA
and is
now based in Kirkland, Washington
.

A large portion
of the site is
now controlled by
the Bletchley
Park Trust
.

She is credited
with preserving much
of the land that
now comprises
the Lake District National
Park.

Hers was
the largest gift
at that time to
the National Trust
and it enabled
the preservation
of the lands
now included in
the Lake District National
Park and the continuation
of fell farming
.

West
of Broadway as far as Canal Street was
the city's fashionable residential area until circa 1825 ; landfill has more than tripled
the area
and the Hudson shore
now lies far to
the west, beyond TriBeCa
and Battery
Park City
.
The land had also been intended for development, but was turned over to
the City by BART
and is
now Ohlone
Park.
The game
of mall was
a fashionable amusement in
the reign
of Charles
the Second,
and the walk in Saint James's
Park,
now called
the Mall, received its name
from having been appropriated to
the purpose
of playing
at mall, where Charles himself
and his courtiers frequently exercised themselves in
the practice
of this pastime
.

Probably
the most infamous moment in
the White Sox rivalry was in 1994 when
the White Sox confiscated Albert Belle's corked bat,
and the ensuing attempt by Indians pitcher Jason Grimsley to crawl through
the Comiskey
Park (
now U
. S
. Cellular Field ) clubhouse ceiling to retrieve it
.

Headrick, who is
now regarded as
the " Father
of Disc Golf ", designed
and installed
the first standardized target course in what was then known as Oak Grove
Park in La Cañada Flintridge, California
.

Venues used since 1990 include Manchester City's
now demolished Maine Road stadium, Manchester United's Old Trafford Stadium, Sheffield Wednesday's Hillsborough stadium, Arsenal's former home, Highbury ( since redeveloped as housing ), London's Wembley Stadium,
the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff
and Aston Villa's Villa
Park in Birmingham
.

Its fortunes have risen since
the Red Sox ' 1967
" Impossible Dream
" season,
and on September 8, 2008
with a game versus
the Tampa Bay Rays, Fenway
Park broke
the all-time Major League record
with its 456th consecutive sellout, surpassing
the previous record held by Jacobs Field (
now Progressive Field ) in Cleveland, Ohio
.
The Museum is located near
the Casa de Juntas ( old Assembly House ),
the Tree
of Gernika
and surrounded by old gardens
now turned into
the Parque de los Pueblos de Europa (
Park of the European Nations ).

In
the late 1960s, Parsons became enamored
with Joshua Tree National Monument (
now Joshua Tree National
Park ) in southeastern California
.

** Asbury
Park Trophy (
now Spingold ) ( 1 ) 1937

A reconstructed working copy
of one
of the Colossus machines is
now on display
at Bletchley
Park.

Elizabeth Tudor was confined there for three years in what is
now known as
" The Old Palace
" in Hatfield
Park.

John Quincy Adams Birthplace is
now part
of Adams National Historical
Park and open to
the public
.

He bought
an estate on
the Hudson River (
now Audubon
Park ).

With financial backing
from Adam Kessel
and Charles O
. Bauman
of the New York Motion Picture Company, in 1912 Sennett founded Keystone Studios in Edendale, California, ( which is
now a part
of Echo
Park ).

Only
the rugby ground
and the Cardiff Athletic Bowls Club
now use
the name Cardiff Arms
Park.
The games are
now usually held
at Roath
Park.

This last option, which is
now Yarra
Park, had been used by Aborigines until 1835
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