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National Park Service Directory of Historians, 2009National Park Service Directory of Historians, 2009 Park History Office, 1849 C St., NW (2261), Washington, DC 20240. (202) 354-2214. Fax (202) 371-2229. Web page: http://www.nps.gov/history/. Chief Historian: Robert K. Sutton Research Facilities and Educational Programs A. Collections and Libraries. Materials for research in the history of the National Park Service, the national parks, and subjects commemorated by the parks are available in the NPS History Collection, Harpers Ferry Center, Harpers Ferry, WV 25425, (304) 535-6262, and NPS offices and parks throughout the country. The NPS in Washington maintains the National Register of Historic Places (more than 76,000 listed properties), the National Historic Landmark collection (more than 2,200 files), and the National Register Information System database. The Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS), Historic American Engineering Record (HAER), and Historic American Landscapes Survey collections, documenting America’s historic architectural, industrial, and cultural landscape resources, are maintained in the Prints and Photographs Division of the Library of Congress; call (202) 354-2159 for information. B. Programs. The NPS park history program includes studies to identify nationally significant historic properties for possible inclusion in the national park system, studies to identify and preserve park historic resources, the preparation of histories of NPS parks and programs, activities to identify and preserve historic maritime resources, and efforts to communicate the history commemorated by parks to the public. The National Register of Historic Places (http://www.cr.nps.gov/nr) and the National Historic Landmarks Survey (http://www.cr.nps.gov/nhl) assist or undertake and process nominations of properties for listing in the National Register and for designation as National Historic Landmarks. The Teaching with Historic Places program (http://www.cr.nps.gov/nr/twhp) trains educators, preservationists, and others in ways of using historic places to enrich classroom instruction in such required subjects as history, social studies, geography, and civics. The Historic American Buildings Survey, Historic American Landscapes Survey, and the Historic American Engineering Record (http://www.cr.nps.gov/habshaer) work with other government agencies, preservation organizations, professional societies, and universities to document America’s historic architectural and technological heritage through drawings, photographs, and histories.

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C. Publications. Park historic resource studies, administrative histories, and maritime resource inventories and preservation guidelines are published in limited quantity for use within the NPS and by other interested parties. A National Register Bulletin series is designed to assist preparers of National Register and National Historic Landmark nominations. Teaching with Historic Places produces classroom-ready lesson plans based on National Register properties and professional development materials; call (202) 354-2238 for information. The Historic American Buildings Survey, Historic American Landscapes Survey, and the Historic American Engineering Record publish standards for historical documentation and occasional books and brochures. The journals CRM: The Journal of Heritage Stewardship (http://www.cr.nps.gov/CRMJournal) and Common Ground (http://www.cr.nps.gov/CommonGround), contain articles on the management and interpretation of cultural resources. Books and brochures on topics commemorated by historical parks are published for general public availability by the NPS Division of Publications, Harpers Ferry Center, Harpers Ferry, WV 25425; (304) 535-6011. D. Fellowships and Awards. The NPS offers annual Historic Preservation Fund grants to tribal and territorial groups for physical and cultural preservation projects, and partnership funding to state and local governments and nonprofit battlefield preservation groups working to protect threatened Civil War battlefields.

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CHAMBERLAIN Andrew B. (BA, Montclair State , 1972; curator, HFC) 18th- and 19th-century U.S. material culture, andy_chamberlain@nps.gov

CODY Gregory L. (MA, Colorado , 1979; CR tech. specialist, DSC) 19th- and 20th-century U.S. social, greg_cody@nps.gov

GRASSICK Mary K. (MA, George Washington, 1986; curator, HFC) U.S. social and cultural, historic furnishings, mary_grassick@nps.gov

HEALD Sarah H. (MA, Delaware, 1985; staff curator, Planning and Research, HFC) U.S. social, material culture, sarah_heald@nps.gov

PETRAVAGE Carol A. (MA, SUNY, Coll. Oneonta, 1985; curator, HFC) historic furnishings, U.S. social, carol_petravage@nps.gov

WARD Gretchen M. (MA, New Mexico, 2005; CR specialist, DSC) Southwest,

historical archaeology, environmental, gretchen_ward@nps.gov

WHISSEN Steven R. (MA, Colorado State , 1982; CR specialist, DSC) mining, NPS planning, CRM, steve_whissen@nps.gov

Headquarters, Washington, D.C.

ANDRUS Patrick W. (MA, Louisiana State , 1979; hist., National Register) U.S. South, antebellum, patrick_andrus@nps.gov

BEALL Edson H. (MCP, Maryland , 1990; hist., National Register) records management, edson_beall@nps.gov

BEARSS Edwin C. (MA, Indiana , 1955; NPS hist. emeritus) Civil War, Reconstruction, World War II, no email address

BOLAND Beth M. (BA, Mount Holyoke , 1971; hist., Heritage Education Services) historic preservation, education, beth_boland@nps.gov

BURRELL Donald (BS, Jackson State , 1996; hist., Office of Info. and Telecom. Center) African American, Civil War, donald_burrell@nps.gov

BUTOWSKY Harry A. (PhD, Illinois, Urbana-Champaign , 1975; hist., Park Hist.) U.S. military, American space program, harry_butowsky@nps.gov

CHRISTIANSON Justine A. (MA, George Washington , 2003; hist., Heritage Documentation Progs.) women, 19th-century U.S., historic preservation, justine_christianson@nps.gov

DAVIDSON Lisa P. (PhD, George Washington , 2003; hist., Heritage Documentation Progs.) 20th-century commercial architecture, vernacular architecture, urban, lisa_davidson@nps.gov

DAVIS Timothy M. (PhD, Texas, Austin , 1997; hist., Park Hist. Structures and Cultural Landscapes) cultural landscapes, park roads, parkways, tim_davis@nps.gov

DELINE Lisa ( MLA, Washington, ; hist., National Register) vernacular architecture, publications urban planning, landscape architecture, lisa_delane@nps.gov FOSTER Kevin J. (MA, East Carolina , 1991; maritime hist.) maritime,

technology, U.S. military, kevin_foster@nps.gov

GABBERT James (MS, Eastern Michigan, ; hist., National Register) architectural, lighthouses, james_gabbert@nps.gov GAUMER Gerald G. (MA, Penn State , 1980; deputy dir., Communications and Public Affairs) 19th century, U.S. military, gerry_gaumer@nps.gov

GOSSETT Tanya M. (MA, Cornell , 1993; preservation planner, American Battlefield Protection Prog.) historic preservation planning, CRM, tanya_gossett@nps.gov

GRIMMER Anne E. (MA, George Washington , 1969; architectural hist., Heritage Preservation Services) architecture, preservation, anne_grimmer@nps.gov

HAWKE Paul H. (MA, Georgia State , 1992; chief, American Battlefield Protection Prog.) U.S. military, U.S. frontier, CRM, paul_hawke@nps.gov

HENRY Patricia (MA, George Mason , 1986; hist., National Hist. Landmarks) national historic landmarks, patty_henry@nps.gov

HERRIN Dean A. (PhD, Delaware , 1991; hist., Catoctin Center for Regional Studies) technology, industrialization, dean_herrin@nps.gov

JACOBS James A. (PhD, George Washington , 2005; hist., Heritage Documentation Progs.) 19th- and 20th-century domestic architecture, urban, james_jacobs@nps.gov

JONES Lu Ann (Ph.D., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1996; hist., Park History)U. S. South, agriculture and rural life, women, oral history.

LANGE Robie (MA, Maryland , 1988; hist., National Hist. Landmarks) technology, national historic landmarks, robie_lange@nps.gov

LAVOIE Catherine (MA, Maryland, 1986; chief, Hist. American Buildings Survey) vernacular architecture, catherine_lavoie@nps.gov

LEE Antoinette J. (PhD, George Washington, 1975; asst. assoc. dir., Historical Documentation Progs.) architecture, U.S. cultural, Washington DC, toni_lee@nps.gov

LEE J. Lawrence (PhD, Auburn, 2001; engineer-hist., Heritage Documentation Prog.) technology, engineering, railroads, larry_lee@nps.gov

LOETHER J. Paul (MA, Trinity Coll., Conn., ; chief, National Register and National Hist. Landmarks) architectural, paul_loether@nps.gov

LORD Alexandra M. (PhD, Wisconsin, Madison , 1995; branch chief, National Hist. Landmarks) national historic landmarks, alexandra_lord@nps.gov

LUSIGNAN Paul R. (MS, Vermont , 1982; hist., National Register) U.S. military, industry, public housing, paul_lusignan@nps.gov

MATTHEWS Janet Snyder (PhD, Florida State, 1999; assoc. dir., Cultural Resources) America, jan_matthews@nps.gov

MCCLELLAND Linda J. (MA, Massachusetts, 1979; hist., National Register and National Hist. Landmarks) architecture, national park design, linda_mcclelland@nps.gov

O’CONNOR Richard J. (PhD, Pittsburgh , 1991; acting mgr., Heritage Documentation Progs.) technology, business, labor.richard_o’conner@nps.gov

PRICE Virginia B. ( MA, William and Mary , 1999; hist., Heritage Documentation Prog.) vernacular architecture, colonial, gigi_price@nps.gov

RENAUD John W. (JD, American , 1979; hist., Heritage Preservation Grants) historic preservation, public, john_renaud@nps.gov

ROBERTS John W. (PhD, Maryland , 1992; sr. archivist, Museum Management Prog.) U.S. diplomatic/labor/legal, museum and archival management, historic preservation, john_w_roberts@nps.gov

SEIBERT Erika M. (MA, Maryland , 1998; anthropology, National Register and National Hist. Landmarks) anthropology and archaeology, erica_seiobert@nps.gov

SHIFFER Rebecca A. (MA, Cornell , 1981; architectural hist., Heritage Preservation Services) 20th-century architecture, historic building technology, CRM, rebecca_shiffer@nps.gov

SHULL Carol D. (MA, Texas, Austin , 1969; chief, Heritage Education Services) National Register of Historic Places, cultural resource inventories, heritage education tourism, carol_shull@nps.gov

SPRINKLE John H., Jr. (PhD, William and Mary , 1992; deputy dir., Federal Preservation Inst.) colonial, historic preservation, archaeology,

john_sprinkle@nps.gov

SUTTON Robert K. (PhD, Washington State , 1984; chief hist.) American frontier, U.S. Constitution, architecture, robert_sutton@nps.gov

WEBER Sandra S. (MA, SUNY, Coll. Oneonta , 1982; interpretive prog. specialist) historical interpretation, sandy_weber@nps.gov

WYATT Barbara (MS, Utah State, ; hist., National Register and National Hist. Landmarks) architectural, landscape architecture, barbara_wyatt@nps.gov

ALEXANDER Charles T. (MA, Maryland, 1988; hist., Antietam) Civil War, ted_alexander@nps.gov

ALLEN Stacy D. (BGS, Kansas, 1983; hist., Shiloh) U.S. military, Civil War, CRM, stacy_allen@nps.gov ANFINSON John O. (PhD, Minnesota , 1987; CRM specialist, Mississippi National River) Mississippi River, environmental, public, john_anfinson@nps.gov

ARRINGTON Todd (MA, Shippensburg , 1999; hist., Homestead) Civil War, U.S. military and political, todd_arrington@nps.gov

BAKER Lea F. (MA, Arkansas, Little Rock, 2003; education specialist, Little Rock Central High Sch.) Arkansas, 19th century, women, lea_baker@nps.gov

BARON Kristin L. (MS, Columbia, 1990; architectural hist., Golden Gate) historic preservation, architecture, military history interpretation, kristin_l_baron@nps.gov

BLACKBURN Marc K. (PhD, Temple , 1992; interpretive specialist, Nez Perce) U.S. military, diplomatic, Civil War, marc_blackburn@nps.gov

BLANKENSHIP James H., Jr. (BA, Virginia Commonwealth , 1978; hist. and curator, Petersburg) U.S. military, Civil War, james_h_blankenship@nps.gov

BLATT Martin H. (PhD, Boston U. , 1983; chief, cultural resources, Boston) public, labor, social reform, marty_blatt@nps.gov

BLEAKLEY Geoffrey T. (PhD, Washington State , 1996; hist., Wrangell-St.

Elias) Alaska, polar, mining, geoff_bleakley@nps.gov

BOLLING Michael R. (BS, Austin Peay State , 1989; hist., Fort Raleigh) U.S. Lighthouse Service, U.S. Life-Saving Service, early colonial, rob_bolling@nps.gov

BRANSON John B. (BS, Boston U. , 1969; hist., Katmai and Lake Clark) southwestern Alaska, oral, interpretation, john_branson@nps.gov

BRASFIELD Erin (MA, West Georgia , 2004; park guide, Manzanar) U.S. POWs, internment, oral, erin_brasfield@nps.gov

BROWN Sharon A. (PhD, St. Louis, 1983; chief, trail operations, National Trails Intermountain Region) U.S. West, general and interpretive planning, sharon_brown@nps.gov

BURKE William P. (MA, William and Mary , 1989; CR branch chief, Cape Cod) American Revolution, archaeology, bill_burke@nps.gov

CALKINS Christopher M. (BS, Longwood , 1981; chief, interpretation, Petersburg) Civil War, CRM, 19th-century decorative arts, chris_calkins@nps.gov

CAPPS Michael (BA, Missouri Southern State , 1982; chief, interpretation and resource management, Lincoln Boyhood) CRM, 19th-century U.S., mike_capps@nps.gov

CARLSON Stephen P. (MA, Purdue , 1972; preservation specialist, Boston) CRM, U.S. naval, historical editing, steve_carlson@nps.gov

CARSON Howard P. (MA, Mary Washington , 1989; superintendent, Overmountain Victory National Hist. Trail) American Revolution, colonial, military, paul_carson@nps.gov

CAVE Kent R. (BA, Appalachian State , 1974; supervisory park ranger, Great Smoky Mountains) U.S. South, southern Appalachia, kent_cave@nps.gov

CIKA Rab (MA, West Florida , 1983; ranger, Delaware Water Gap) 19th-century U.S., 20th-century U.S. political, rab_cika@nps.gov

COLTON Richard T. (MA, Massachusetts, 2000; hist., Springfield Armory) 17th- to 20th-century industrial firearms production and development, jcolton@duke.edu

COOK Linda A. (MS, Columbia, 1989; superintendent, Weir Farm) preservation planning, Aleutian Islands, vernacular architecture, linda_cook@nps.gov

CUCURULLO Francis J. (MA, Connecticut , 1976; supervisory ranger, Arlington House) 19th- and 20th-century U.S., frank_cucurullo@nps.gov

DEGRAAF Anne M. (MA, Delaware, 1990; chief of interpretation, Morristown) historic preservation, anne_degraaf@nps.gov

DEGRAAF Leonard (MA, Rutgers, 1986; archivist, Edison) early 20th-century U.S., business, technology, leonard_degraaf@nps.gov

DEGRAFF Joan M. (MA, South Dakota , 1987; CR specialist, Mojave) CRM, cultural landscapes, joan_degraff@nps.gov

DELMAR Frances K. (MA, Delaware , 1973; chief, interpretation, Hopewell Furnace) U.S. social 1750–1800, Pennsylvania African American rural, frances_delmar@nps.gov

DEPEW Diane K. (MA, Texas A & M , 1982; hist., Colonial) U.S. military, 18th- and 19th-century U.S., diane_depew@nps.gov

DEROUSIE Anne M. (MA, SUNY, Binghamton , 1998; hist., Women’s Rights) U.S. women, antebellum and rural U.S., anne_derousie@nps.gov

DIETHORN Karie A. (MA, Delaware , 1984; curator, Independence) colonial/federal periods, decorative arts, karie_diethorn@nps.gov

DOERNER John A. (BA, Minot State , 1990; hist., Little Bighorn Battlefield) frontier military, Plains Indian, john_doerner@nps.gov

DUFFY Henry J. (PhD, Rutgers , 2001; curator, Saint-Gaudens) art, 19th-century architecture and culture, henry_duffy@nps.gov

DUNKERLY Robert M. (MA, Middle Tennessee State , 1998; ranger, Appomattox Courthouse) CRM, historic preservation, U.S. to 1877, bert_dunkerly@nps.gov

ECKARD Chris G. (BA, Washington State , 1986; chief, interpretation, Ulysses S. Grant) U.S. military and naval, chris_eckard@nps.gov

ECKBERG Scott B. (BA, Minnesota , 1977; Idaho unit mgr., Nez Perce) U.S. military, U.S. West, scott_eckberg@nps.gov

ENGLE Reed L. (MA, Lehigh , 1973; CR specialist, Shenandoah) cultural landscapes, U. S. social, reed_engle@nps.gov

EVENSON Rudy (PhD, Oregon , 1998; chief, special park uses, Golden Gate) U.S. 1877–1929, political and economic, rudy_evenson@nps.gov

FANELLI Doris D. (PhD, Indiana , 1983; chief, CRM, Independence) folklore, colonial/federal periods, CRM, doris_fanelli@nps.gov

FARAGASSO Frank T. (PhD, Grad. Center, CUNY , 1981; hist., NCP-East) U.S. social, African American, frank_faragasso@nps.gov

FELTON Vickie J. (MA, Mississippi , 2000; ranger, Ford’s Theatre) colonial America, Abraham Lincoln, vickie_felton@nps.gov

FLORES Milagros (MA, Navarre , 1982; hist., Caribbean Parks) Caribbean colonial, fortifications, museum and archival management, milagros_flores@nps.gov

FORD Christine M. (MA, California, Riverside , 1983; curator, Grant-Kohrs Ranch) collections management, chris_ford@nps.gov

FRAYLER John M. (BA, Queens, CUNY , 1972; hist., Salem Maritime) maritime, U.S. military, CRM, john_frayler@nps.gov

FREY Rosemary (MA, South Dakota , 1986; ranger, Fort Scott) U.S. frontier women, military, American Indian, rosemary_frey@nps.gov

FUERST David N. (PhD cand., Kentucky, ; CRM, New River Gorge) central Appalachian pre-history, CRM, david_fuerst@nps.gov

FUTRAL Frank (MA, Texas, Austin , 1999; curator, Roosevelt-Vanderbilt) 18th-century American art, material culture, interior decoration, frank_futral@nps.gov

GALONSKA Juliet L. (MA, Oklahoma State , 1994; chief, interpretation, St. Croix) U.S. West, juliet_galonska@nps.gov

GARATE Donald T. (BS, Nevada, Reno , 1972; hist., Tumacacori) Spanish colonial, Juan Bautista de Anza, don_garate@nps.gov

GIVENS Peter S. (MA, Western Carolina , 1978; interpretive specialist, Blue Ridge) Civil War, North Carolina, peter_givens@nps.gov

GRAVES Mary L. (BA, Southwest State , 1975; CR specialist, Voyageurs) CRM,

mary_graves@nps.gov

GRIFFIN Kristen (MA, Western Washington , 1984; hist., Sitka) Alaska, historic preservation, CRM, kristen_griffin@nps.gov

GURCKE Karl (MA, Idaho , 1983; hist., Klondike Gold Rush) brick studies, CRM, karl_gurcke@nps.gov

HALLER Stephen A. (BA, Rochester , 1971; hist., Golden Gate) U.S. military, maritime, stephen_a_haller@nps.gov

HAMMELL Rebecca J. (MA, Delaware , 1983; curator, Saratoga) childhood, material culture, decorative arts, becky_hammell@nps.gov

HARRISON Kathleen G. (MA, Pittsburgh, 1975; senior hist., Gettysburg) U.S. military and political, CRM, kathy_harrison@nps.gov

HARTWIG D. Scott (BS, Wyoming, 1978; supervisory hist., Gettysburg) Civil War military operations, scott_hartwig@nps.gov

HATCHER Richard W., III (BA, Virginia Commonwealth , 1973; hist., Fort Sumter) U.S. military, Civil War, rick_hatcher@nps.gov

HEBBLETHWAITE Frank F. (BA, Humboldt State , 1973; ranger, Hopewell Furnace) Abraham Lincoln, iron furnaces, frank_f_hebblethwaite@nps.gov

HEGEMAN Carol A. (BA, Gettysburg , 1973; hist., Eisenhower) modern U.S., carol_hegeman@nps.gov

HOLTMAN Pam (MA, Colorado, Denver , 2003; CR training mgr., Albright Training Center) U.S. West, historic preservation, pam_holtman@nps.gov

HONIOUS Ann C. (MA, George Washington , 1994; chief, Education and Resource Management, Dayton Aviation) African American, early aviation, CRM, ann_honious@nps.gov

HOUGHTON Janet R. (MA, Delaware , 1975; curator, Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller) CRM, material culture, decorative arts, janet_houghton@nps.gov

HOUTING Scott P. (MA, Western Michigan , 1992; museum specialist, Valley Forge) U.S. military, museum studies, scott_houting@nps.gov

HUSTON Ann E. (MA, California State, Sacramento , 1985; CR chief, Channel

Islands) CRM, ann_huston@nps.gov

JACOX Diann (MA, Pennsylvania , 1976; superintendent, Cedar Creek and Belle Grove) CRM, diann_jacox@nps.gov

JEFFREY Thomas E. (PhD, Catholic , 1976; hist., Edison) historical editing, 19th-century U.S., tjeffrey@rci.rutgers.edu

JOBE Jimmy S. (BA, Tennessee, Martin, 1977; hist., Fort Donelson) western theater Civil War, jimmy_jobe@nps.gov

JOHNSON Katherine (MA, Alaska Fairbanks, 1999; hist., Katmai) U.S. environmental, public, katie_johnson@nps.gov

JOHNSON Willie Ray (MA, Auburn, 1972; hist., Kennesaw Mountain) 19th-century U.S., Civil War, willie_r_johnson@nps.gov

KAIN Ann E. (MA, Antioch , 2001; CRM specialist, Denali) Alaska mining, National Register/compliance, historical archaeology, ann_kain@nps.gov

KINZEY Karen L. (MA, Virginia Tech , 1993; hist., Arlington House) Civil War, public, slavery, karen_kinzey@nps.gov

KOHAN Carol E. (MA, SUNY, Coll. Oneonta , 1980; deputy superintendent, Roosevelt-Vanderbilt) museum management, CRM, carol_kohan@nps.gov

KOPCZYNSKI Susan A. (BA, St. Rose , 1967; hist., Delaware Water Gap) Delaware River Valley, susan_kopczynski@nps.gov

KRICK Robert E. L. (BA, Mary Washington , 1990; hist., Richmond) Civil War, robert_e_l_krick@nps.gov

LANGUM Connie (MA, Pittsburg State , 1991; hist., Wilson’s Creek) Civil War, U.S. military, connie_langum@nps.gov

LATSCHAR John A. (PhD, Rutgers , 1978; superintendent, Gettysburg) CRM, john_latschar@nps.gov

LEONARD Eric (MA, Oklahoma , 2002; ranger, Chickasaw) 19th-century federal courts, colonial West, Indian wars, eric_leonard@nps.gov

LONG Timothy Preston (MS, Pennsylvania , 1990; hist. architect, Valley Forge) historic preservation, tim_p_long@nps.gov

LOTT Donald Jason (MA, Northwestern State , 1999; superintendent, Casa Grande Ruins) colonial Louisiana, Western expansion, Civil War, jason_lott@nps.gov

MAHR YANEZ Aaron P. (MA, New Mexico , 1991; superintendent, National Trails System Office, Intermountain) Mexico, U.S. West, aaron_mahr@nps.gov

MANNING Michael J. (MA, American Military, 2000; chief ranger, Fort Donelson) 18th- and 19th-century U.S. military and naval, western peace officers, michael_manning@nps.gov

MARK Stephen R. (MS, Southern Oregon , 1984; hist., Crater Lake) conservation, cultural landscapes, western settlement, steve_mark@nps.gov

MARSH Alan (MA, Georgia Coll. and State , 1986; ranger, Andersonville) U.S. POWs, southeastern Indians, alan_marsh@nps.gov

MARTIN Jay C. (PhD, Bowling Green State , 1995; ranger, DeSoto) maritime, environmental, CRM, jay_c_martin@nps.gov

MARTINEZ Daniel A. (BA, California State, Dominguez Hills , 1983; hist., USS Arizona) U.S. frontier military, Civil War, World War II in Pacific, daniel_martinez@nps.gov

MCDERMOTT Dona M. (MA, Delaware, 1983; archivist) colonial, U.S. military, curatorial operations, dona_mcdermott@nps.gov

MCDOUGALL Andrew C. (MA, Rutgers , 1996; ranger, Edgar Allan Poe and Independence) revolutionary and antebellum America, Civil War, andrew_mcdougall@nps.gov

MCKNIGHT R. Patrick (MA, Wyoming , 1983; hist./archivist, Steamtown) railroads, westward expansion, colonial, pat_mcknight@nps.gov

MILLER Christina E. (PhD, Florida State, 2004; CRM spec., Natchez Trace) historical archaeology, 19th- and 20th-century U.S., chris_miller@nps.gov

MILLER Laura A. (MA, Arkansas, Little Rock, 1999; chief, interpretation and cultural resources, Little Rock Central High Sch.) civil rights, women, museum studies, laura_a_miller@nps.gov

MINK Eric J. (BA, Mary Washington , 1993; hist., Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania) Civil War, CRM, eric_mink@nps.gov

MITCHELL Nora J. (PhD, Tufts , 1996; dir., Conservation Study Inst., Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller) landscape, landscape preservation, CRM, nora_mitchell@nps.gov

MOON Dorothy J. (MA, Rutgers , 1991; hist./curator, Upper Delaware) public, Zane Grey, Upper Delaware, dorothy_moon@nps.gov

MOORE Robert J., Jr. (PhD, Washington, St. Louis, 2003; hist., Jefferson National Expansion) U.S. West, urban slavery, Lewis and Clark, bob_moore@nps.gov

MORENO Barry (BA, California State, Los Angeles , 1985; librarian, Statue of Liberty) immigration, barry_moreno@nps.gov

MUELLER James W. (PhD, Arizona , 1972; hist., Independence) 18th century, military earthworks, Victorian America, james_mueller@nps.gov

MUNSON Robert (MA, Northern Arizona , 1975; hist., Cabrillo) Spanish in U.S. Southwest, Indian wars, naval, robert_munson@nps.gov

MURPHY Douglas A. (PhD, North Carolina, Chapel Hill , 1998; chief, interpretation, Palo Alto Battlefield) Mexico, 19th-century U.S., Mexican War, paal_interpretation@nps.gov

NELLIGAN William S. (MA, Maryland , 1989; CRM specialist, Gateway) architecture, historic preservation, U.S. military, bill_nelligan@nps.gov

NOBLE Bruce J., Jr. (MA, Wyoming , 1984; superintendent, Chickasaw) U.S. West, environmental, technology, bruce_noble@nps.gov

NOBLITT Philip T. (MA, Appalachian State , 1994; management asst., Blue Ridge Parkway) Appalachia, phil_noblitt@nps.gov

NORRIS Frank B. (PhD, Washington , 1994; hist., National Trails System Office) NPS, U.S. West, tourism, frank_norris@nps.gov

NOSAL Timothy A. (MA, Miami , 1992; ed. specialist, Manassas) U.S. military, Civil War, education, timothy_nosal@nps.gov

O’REILLY Frank A. (BA, Washington & Lee , 1987; hist., Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania) Civil War, frank_o'reilly@nps.gov

OATES Jeffrey S. (MA, Youngstown State , 1989; ranger, Valley Forge)

antebellum and Civil War, Holocaust, Washington DC, jeffrey_oates@nps.gov

OGDEN David P. (MA, Central Florida, 1992; ranger, Gulf Islands) Gulf Coast, seacoast fortifications, coast artillery, david_ogden@nps.gov

OGDEN James H., III (BS, Frostburg State, 1981; hist., Chickamauga and Chattanooga) Civil War, U.S. military, CHCH_Historian@nps.gov

PALMER Charles (MA, Sonoma State , 2001; park hist., Yosemite) American West, environmental, charles_palmer@nps.gov

PARKER Robert T. (MA, North Carolina State, ; site manager, Mary McLeod Bethune and Carter G. Woodson) African American, curatorial, CRM, robert_parker@nps.gov

PATRICK Jeffrey L. (MA, Purdue , 1989; librarian, Wilson’s Creek) 19th-century U.S. military, Civil War, jeffrey_patrick@nps.gov

PERLMAN Steven J. (MA, Temple , 1974; ranger, Independence) U.S. 1789–1877, steve_perlman@nps.gov

PERRY James M. (MA, William and Mary, 1984; site mgr., Colonial) CRM, U.S. military, Washington DC, james_perry@nps.gov

PETERSON Winona R. (BS, Penn State , 1985; hist./CR spec., Gettysburg) U.S. military and political, CRM, winona_peterson@nps.gov

PFANZ Donald C. (BA, William and Mary , 1980; hist., Fredericksburg) Civil War, donald_pfanz@nps.gov

PFISTER Jude M. (DLitt, Drew , 2007; CR chief, Morristown) Supreme Court, U.S. Constitution, early federal period,

REHM Karen G. (MA, George Mason, 1990; chief hist., Colonial) CRM, American Revolution, Civil War, karen_rehm@nps.gov RIGGS David F. (MA, Penn State , 1974; curator, Colonial) Civil War, U.S. military, david_riggs@nps.gov

ROACH Edward J. (MA, Indiana, Pa. , 1997; hist., Dayton Aviation) memory and history, environmental, historic commemoration, edward_roach@nps.gov

ROGERS Suzanne M. (MA, SUNY, Coll. Oneonta , 1970; hist., Buffalo National

River) CRM, trans-Mississippi frontier settlement, suzie_rogers@nps.gov

ROSE Vivien E. (PhD, SUNY, Binghamton , 1997; CR chief, Women’s Rights) U.S. women, social movements, public, vivien_rose@nps.gov

ROSENBLUM Linda (MA, Akron, 2000; hist., Brown v. Board) antebellum South, civil rights, education, linda_rosenblum@nps.gov

ROSENBLUM Thomas (MA, Whitworth, 1980; hist., Brown v. Board) antebellum South, interstate slave trade, civil rights, thom_rosenblum@nps.gov

ROWLEY Dean K. (MA, Atlanta , 1973; hist., Martin L. King Jr.) African American, civil rights, urban, dean_rowley@nps.gov

RYAN Thomas M. (MA, South Alabama , 1998; supervisory ranger, Lincoln Home) coastal defense, artillery, Civil War, mike_t_ryan@nps.gov

SANCHEZ Joseph P. (PhD, New Mexico , 1974; superintendent, Petroglyph and Spanish Colonial Research Center) Spanish colonial military and cartography, comparative colonialism, joseph_sanchez@nps.gov

SANFILIPPO Pamela K. (ABD, Missouri–St. Louis, ; site hist., Ulysses S. Grant) Ulysses S. Grant, Civil War and Reconstruction, 19th century, pam_sanfilippo@nps.gov

SCHROEDER Patrick A. (MA, Virginia Tech , 1996; hist., Appomattox Court House) Civil War, 18th- and 19th-century U.S. military and social, interpretation, patrick_schroeder@nps.gov

SCHULLERY Paul (MA, Ohio , 1976; naturalist, Yellowstone) environmental, sports, ecology and resource management, paul_schullery@nps.gov

SCOLARI Paul M. (PhD, Pittsburgh , 2005; hist./American Indian liaison, Golden Gate) frontier myth in U.S. public monuments, American west visual culture, U.S. art and architecture, paul_scolari@nps.gov

SHEADS Scott (BA Hon, Baltimore , 1997; hist., Fort McHenry) War of 1812, Civil War in Maryland, coastal fortifications, scott_sheads@nps.gov

SHINE Gregory P. (MA, San Francisco State , 2000; chief ranger/hist., Fort Vancouver) public history, military, African American, greg_shine@nps.gov

SHIVES Tracy L. (MA, Maryland Baltimore County , 2003; ranger, Monocacy)

Civil War, colonial, African American, tracy_shives@nps.gov

SHULTZ Scott G. (MA, Seton Hall , 1976; librarian, Ford’s Theatre) Civil War, Abraham Lincoln, World War II, scott_shultz@nps.gov

SLUPSKI Janice M. (MA, Loyola, Chicago , 1998; hist., Indiana Dunes) local, 19th- and 20th-century U.S. social, CRM, janice_slupski@nps.gov

SMITH Donna G. (MA, Sul Ross State, 1997; ranger, Fort Davis) interpretation, 19th-century Army medicine, education, donna_smith@nps.gov

SMITH Timothy B. (PhD, Mississippi State, 2001; ranger, Shiloh) Civil War, World War II in Pacific, battlefield preservation, timothy_b_smith@nps.gov

STOVER Douglas E. (MA, Maine , 1981; CRM mgr., Cape Hatteras) cultural landscapes, museum studies, maritime, doug_stover@nps.gov

STRASSER William A. (MA, Tennessee , 1999; Canyon Rim District supervisor, interpretation, New River Gorge) Civil War, social and cultural, women, billy_strasser@nps.gov

TAMBURRO Samuel J. (MA, Akron , 1997; hist., C&O Canal) transportation, early Republic, Western Reserve, sam_tamburro@nps.gov

TOOGOOD Anna Coxe (BA, Pennsylvania, 1967; hist., Independence) Philadelphia, African American, 18th-century America, coxey_toogood@nps.gov

TOOTHMAN Stephanie S. (PhD, Pennsylvania, 1978; acting superintendent, National Mall and Memorial Parks) U.S. material culture, U.S. social, urban planning/CRM, stephanie_toothman@nps.gov

TOWNSEND Timothy P. (MA, Illinois, Springfield , 1995; hist., Lincoln Home) Abraham Lincoln, CRM, tim_townsend@nps.gov

TRAIL Susan W. (PhD, Maryland, Coll. Park , 2005; superintendent, Monocacy) historical archaeology, cultural landscapes, historic preservation, susan_trail@nps.gov

TRAVIS Tara E. (PhD, Arizona State, 2007; ethnohist., Mesa Verde) U.S. and public, American Indian and Chicana, architecture and cultural landscapes, tara_travis@nps.gov

TSELOS George D. (PhD, Minnesota , 1970; archivist, Statue of Liberty) U.S.

labor, Great Depression, 20th-century U.S., george_tselos@nps.gov

TWEED William C. (PhD, Texas Christian , 1975; chief, planning, Sequoia) NPS, park architecture, william_c_tweed@nps.gov

UPDYKE Gloria (EdD, Sarasota, 2006; ranger, George Washington Birthplace) women, Appalachia, environmental, gloria_updyke@nps.gov

URION Jo (MA, Alberta , 1999; hist., Keweenaw) American West, environmental, oral, jo_urion@nps.gov

VALENCIA Elizabeth (MA, Purdue , 1989; chief, interpretation and CR, Isle Royale) Great Lakes, submerged cultural resources, U.S. rural, liz_valencia@nps.gov

VON LUNZ Anna (MA, Goucher, 1999; partnership coord./compliance officer, Fort McHenry/Star-Spangled Banner/Hampton) historic preservation, exhibits, collections management, anna_von_lunz@nps.gov

VOURI Michael P. (BA, Western Washington , 1980; chief, interpretation, San Juan Island) maritime, 19th-century U.S. military, Civil War, mvouri@rockisland.com

WALLACE Teresa A. (PhD, Boston U. , 1983; curator, Minute Man) labor, immigration, women, terrie_wallace@nps.gov

WARD Robert H. (BS, Tennessee Tech., 1979; chief, science and resources management, Mammoth Cave) 19th-century U.S., Civil War, bob_ward@nps.gov

WERST Lee S. (MA, East Stroudsburg, 1988; chief, interpretation, Women’s Rights) Britain, colonial, U.S. military, lee_werst@nps.gov

WEST Patricia (PhD, SUNY, Binghamton , 1992; curator, Martin Van Buren) women, historic house museums/interpretation, patricia_west@nps.gov

WHEELOCK Perry Carpenter (MA, George Washington, 1988; chief, RM, National Mall & Memorial Parks) American studies, cultural landscapes, perry_wheelock@nps.gov

WHITTLESEY Lee H. ( JD, Oklahoma , 1988; hist., Yellowstone) Northern Rockies, lee_whittlesey@nps.gov

WIESNER Cary A. (MA, Eastern Illinois , 1987; hist., Herbert Hoover)

military, presidents, cary_wiesner@nps.gov

WILLIAMS Eric K. (BA, North Carolina, Asheville, 1976; hist., Ninety Six) colonial, American Revolution, eric_williams@nps.gov

WILLIAMS Mary L. (MA, Connecticut, 1965; hist., Fort Davis) 19th-century U.S. military, women, African American, mary_l_williams@nps.gov

WINSCHEL Terrence J. (EdS, Mississippi Coll. , 1989; hist., Vicksburg) Civil War, CRM, terrence_winschel@nps.gov

WINSTEL Jeffrey F. (MS, Eastern Michigan , 1989; hist., Cuyahoga Valley) vernacular architecture, Midwestern agriculture, preservation planning, jeff_winstel@nps.gov

WIRTH Edward P. (MA, SUNY, Albany , 1987; archivist, Edison) archives management, EDIS_Archives@nps.gov

WOOD Deborah S. (MA, Ohio State, 1997; CRM, Lewis and Clark) American Indian, Pacific Northwest, Lewis and Clark, deborah_s_wood@nps.gov

Regional Offices/Centers

ALBEE Margaret A. (MA, Boston U., 1982; mgr., Historic Architecture Prog., Northeast) architecture, peggy_albee@nps.gov

BABALIS Timothy J. (PhD, Grad. Theological Union , 2004; landscape hist., Pacific West) environmental, American West, timothy_babalis@nps.gov

BARRETT John R. (MA, Savannah , 1989; planner, Southeast) CRM, architecture, john_barrett@nps.gov

CLEMENS Janet S. (BA, Alaska Anchorage , 1989; hist., Alaska) Alaska, janet_clemens@nps.gov

COCKRELL Ron (MA, Creighton , 1982; sr. hist., Midwest) 20th-century U.S., NPS, CRM, ron_cockrell@nps.gov

COFFEY Brian F. (MA, Loyola, Chicago , 1998; hist., Southeast) industrial, post-World War II, brian_coffey@nps.gov

COOK Jody (MA, Georgia, 1976; hist., Southeast) historic preservation, U.S.

Army aviation, NACA/NASA, jody_cook@nps.gov

CURRAN Michele J. (PhD, Arizona State , 2005; architectural hist., Midwest) michele_curran@nps.gov

EVERETT Jeffrey C. (MA, Delaware , 1999; hist., National Capital) vernacular architecture, cultural geography, land conservation, jeff_everett@nps.gov

FANNING Kay (PhD, Virginia , 1996; hist., National Capital) American architectural, memorials, cultural landscapes, kay_fanning@nps.gov

FRANKLIN-WEEKLEY Rachel (PhD, Missouri–Columbia , 2004; architectural hist., Midwest) colonial, civil rights, rachel_franklin-weekley@nps.gov

GOMEZ Arthur R. (PhD, New Mexico , 1994; hist., Intermountain) 20th-century U.S. West, art_gomez@nps.gov

GOOD Timothy S. (MA, Durham , 1993; management asst., Midwest) Abraham Lincoln, Civil War, timothy_good@nps.gov

HAY Duncan E. (PhD, Delaware , 1986; hist., Northeast) industry, material culture, CRM, duncan_hay@nps.gov

HILL James R., III (MA, South Carolina , 1992; regional coord., National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom, Midwest) agricultural and industrial architecture, vernacular landscapes, colonial, james_hill@nps.gov

HITCHCOCK Susan L. (MHP, Georgia , 1997; landscape hist., Southeast) colonial revival gardens, southern garden, cultural landscapes, susan_hitchcock@nps.gov

HOUSTON Bonnie S. (BA, Alaska Methodist , 1972; architectural hist., Alaska) Alaska, vernacular architecture, historic preservation, bonnie_houston@nps.gov

HOVIS Logan H. (MA, British Columbia , 1986; hist., Alaska) mining industries, technology, industrial archaeology, logan_hovis@nps.gov

HUTCHINS Louis P. (MA, California, Berkeley , 1985; hist. and curator, Northeast Museum Services Center) industry, technology, louis_hutchins@nps.gov

IGLEHEART Elizabeth (MSHP, Columbia , 1984; hist., Northeast) American architectural and landscape, historic preservation, elizabeth_iglehear@nps.gov

IVEY James E. (MA, New Mexico , 2003; hist., Intermountain) Spanish colonial,

U.S. West, jake_ivey@nps.gov

JACKSON-RETONDO Elaine (PhD, California, Berkeley , 2001; architectural hist., Pacific West) 19th- and 20th-century prisons and carceral landscapes, architecture, cultural landscape analysis, elaine_jackson-retondo@nps.gov

KENDRICK Gregory D. (MA, Wyoming , 1978; chief, Heritage Partnership Prog., Intermountain) environmental, U.S. West, Cold War, greg_kendrick@nps.gov

KOLAKOWSKY Lisa M. (MS, Pennsylvania , 1997; hist., Northeast) historic preservation, architecture, Philadelphia, lisa_kolakowsky@nps.gov

KUMAR Rebecca V. (BA, Nebraska, Omaha , 2002; hist., Midwest) U.S. South, CRM, medieval Europe, rebecca_kumar@nps.gov

LEWIS Darrell (BA, Alaska Anchorage , 1995; hist., Alaska) historic preservation, Cold War, darrell_lewis@nps.gov

LOUTER David B. (PhD, Washington , 2000; hist., Pacific West) U.S. West, environmental, 20th-century U.S., david_louter@nps.gov

LUXENBERG Gretchen A. (MS, Vermont , 1983; hist., Pacific West) historic preservation, CRM, gretchen_luxenberg@nps.gov

MARSHALL Sandra L. (MA, New Mexico , 1986; architectural hist., Midwest) architectural, historic preservation, U.S. West, sandy_marshall@nps.gov

MCCUTCHEN Brian K. (MA, Southeast Missouri State , 1995; superintendent, Knife River Indian Villages) CRM, Civil War commemoration, cultural geography, brian_mccutchen@nps.gov

MCDERMOTT Sandra M. (MA, Oregon, 1984; deputy assoc. regional dir., CR, Intermountain) U.S. Indian policy, 19th-century Pacific Rim, Russian America, sande_mcdermott@nps.gov

MIELE Frank J. J. (PhD, Tulane, 1984; regional hist. and chief, Hist. Branch, Southeast) U.S. social and intellectual, architecture, archives, frank_miele@nps.gov

MILLER Diane E. (MA, Maryland, 1984; national coord., National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom, Midwest) Underground Railroad, African American, information management, diane_miller@nps.gov

MIYAGISHIMA Kara (MA, Colorado , 2007; hist., Heritage Partnership Prog., Intermountain) U.S. West, ethnic, Kara_Miyagishima@nps.gov

MONTAGNA Dennis R. (PhD, Delaware , 1987; architectural hist., Northeast) American art, architecture, public sculpture, dennis_montagna@nps.gov

O’BRIEN William P. (PhD, Colorado , 1994; CR representative, Desert Southwest CESU, U. Arizona) American West, Jacksonian U.S., U.S. intellectual, pat_o'brien@nps.gov O’CONNELL James C. (PhD, Chicago , 1980; community planner, Northeast) U.S. urban and social, New England, jim_o'connell@nps.gov

PEDROTTY Michael (MA, Illinois , 1995; hist., Midwest) historic preservation, military, Middle Ages, michael_pedrotty@nps.gov

PERRAULT Carole L. (MA, Boston U. , 1977; preservation hist., Northeast) art and architecture, architectural conservation, historic preservation, carole_perrault@nps.gov

PHILLIPS Maureen K. (MA, Boston U. , 1989; architectural conservator, Northeast) architecture, historic architectural materials, maureen_phillips@nps.gov

SANDSTEAD Vicki J. (MA, Colorado , 1972; hist., Northeast) art and architectural, historic preservation, public administration, ead_vicki@nps.gov SANFORD Dena L. (MS, Oregon , 1991; architectural hist., Midwest) vernacular/rural/industrial architecture, dena_sanford@nps.gov

SCOTT Gary T. (MA, North Carolina, Chapel Hill , 1969; regional hist., National Capital) architecture, Washington DC, CRM, gary_scott@nps.gov

SPAULDING Stephen M. (BA, Eisenhower , 1981; chief, Architectural Preservation, Northeast) 18th- and 19th-century U.S. and Europe, architectural conservation, CRM, stephen_spaulding@nps.gov

SPUDE Robert L. (PhD, Illinois, Urbana-Champaign , 1989; supervisory hist., Intermountain) U.S. West, mining, historic preservation, bob_spude@nps.gov

STEVENS Donald L., Jr. (PhD, Carnegie Mellon, 1987; sr. hist., Midwest) U.S. urban, social, environmental, don_stevens@nps.gov

SULLIVAN Judith Q. (MA, Delaware , 1988; architectural conservator, Northeast) art, museum studies, judi_q_sullivan@nps.gov

TAGGER Barbara A. (MA, Atlanta , 1984; hist., Southeast) U.S. 1880–1920, African American, urban, barbara_tagger@nps.gov

TOBIAS Clifford (PhD, Case Western Reserve , 1975; hist., Philadelphia) 19th-century U. S. political, U.S. military/naval/aviation/space, cliff_tobias@nps.gov

TURTON Catherine E. (MS, Pennsylvania , 1998; hist., Northeast) historic preservation, architectural conservation, catherine_turton@nps.gov

WEGMAN-FRENCH Lysa (MA, Colorado , 1994; hist., Heritage Partnership Prog., Intermountain) U.S. social, U.S. West, CRM, lysa_wegman-french@nps.gov

WEINBAUM Paul O. (PhD, Rochester , 1977; mgr., hist. prog., Northeast) CRM, U.S. social, paul_weinbaum@nps.gov

WHITACRE Christine S. (MA, Colorado, 1994; mgr., Heritage Partnerships Prog., Intermountain) CRM, U.S. West, American Indian, christine_whitacre@nps.gov

YOCUM Barbara A. (BA, SUNY, Buffalo, 1977; sr. architectural conservator, Northeast) architecture, historic architectural materials, barbara_yocum@nps.gov

Note: Current Phone number for all National Park Service employees can be found on the following web page. http://www.nps.gov/contacts.htm

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