City of East Lansing report, 1986-1987.

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City of East Lansing report, 1986-1987.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122390478

The "Final Report of the East Lansing Historical/Architectural Survey 1986-1987" examines the Historic Districts Neighborhoods: Bailey, College Grove, Oakwood, Collegeville, Chesterfield Hills, and Hillcrest Village. In addition, Brookfield, Central, Glencairn, and the Street Light District areas were surveyed. The report includes a map and description of the survey areas; information about the research process; a list of landmark properties; an historical overview; architectural overviews for each neighborhood; and resource protection planning summaries covering agriculture, economic affairs and technology, education, growth and settlement, and social affairs.

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Michigan State University Libraries, Main Library

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Michigan State University Libraries, Main Library

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City of East Lansing.

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The report was prepared by the East Lansing Historic Distric Study Committee. It was a required component for the approval of Historic Districs by the State of Michigan. From the description of City of East Lansing report, 1986-1987. (Michigan State University Libraries). WorldCat record id: 122390478 ...

Michigan. State Historic Preservation Office

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In 1966, the United State Congress passed the National Historic Preservation Act. This act required that each state establish a State Historic Preservation Office to identify, evaluate, register, interpret and protect the state's historic properties. The office provides technical assistance to local communities and administers an incentive program that includes state and federal tax credits. The SHPO works closely with the Office of the State Archaeologist to accomplish its goals. For many years...