Day 1 : Tuesday, May 20
8:00 |
Registration (Omni) |
8:30 |
Introductory Comments Jefferson BallroomCraig Barton Dennis Reidenbach Karen Van Lengen Mary Bomar
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9:00 |
Translation of Landscape Attitudes Jefferson BallroomJohn Dixon Hunt
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10:00 |
Break |
10:15 |
Morning Sessions (Choose):: Culture and the Natural Environment Jefferson Ballroom Moderator: Richard Guy Wilson, University of Virginia Richard Longstreth, Camp Santanoni and the Adirondack Forest Preserve Patricia Likos Ricci, Forever Wild: Nineteenth-Century Print Culture and the Making of the Adirondack State Park Arnold R. Alanen, Sitka National Historical Park: Accommodating and Interpreting Tlingit, Russian, and American History in an Alaskan Setting
:: European Precedents Ashlawn & Highlands Room Moderator: Reuben Rainey, University of Virginia E. Lynn Miller, Puckler-Muskau and His Influence on American Park Design Esther Da Costa Meyer, Second Nature: Municipal Parks in Second-Empire Paris Catharina Nolin, Urban Parks in Sweden at the Turn of the Twentieth Century: The Search for National Identity and for the Conservation of Nature
:: U.S. Parks in the Eighteenth and Moderator: Shaun Eyring, Northeast Regional Office, National Park Service Emily T. Cooperman, The First Federal Park: The State House Square: Its Creation and Reception in the Early Republic Kathryn Papacosma, The History and Design of Prospect Park, Brooklyn Jana Cephas, Visions and Visionaries : Designing Detroit’s Belle Isle
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11:45 |
Lunch |
12:45 |
Early Afternoon Sessions (Choose):: Memorial Competitions, 1827-2007 Jefferson Ballroom Moderator: Harriet F. Senie, City College and the Graduate Center, City University Sally Webster, Column or Obelisk: Choosing a Design for the Bunker Hill Monument Bill Lebovich, A Mid-Twentieth Century Turning Point: Eero Saarinen and the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Competition Kent Cooper, Competitions in the Era of War Veterans Memorials: Vietnam and Korea Jeff Reinbold, From Common Field to Field of Honor: Creating the Flight 93 National Memorial Lisa Austin and Madis Pihlak, Attribution Issues in the 9/11, Flight 93 Memorial Competition
:: Park System Design Ashlawn & Highlands Room Moderator: Charles Birnbaum, The Cultural Landscape Foundation Karl Haglund, The Regional Vision of the Boston Metropolitan Park System Kathleen LaFrank, A State Park Plan for New York: A Landmark in the History of Recreational Planning JC Miller, Postwar Modernism and the Suburban California Park: Robert Royston’s “Landscape Matrix”
:: U.S. Parks in the Early Twentieth Century James Monroe Room Moderator: Robin Bachin, University of Miami Judith K. Major, The Landscape Gardening Critic and the Motorcar Brian Katen, Parks Apart: African-American Recreational Landscapes in Virginia Katherine Solomonson, Enacting Discovery: Itasca State Park and the Source of the Mississippi River
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2:15 |
Break |
2:30 |
Romanticism and the American Landscape Jefferson BallroomElizabeth Barlow Rogers
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3:30 |
Late Afternoon Sessions (Choose):: Wilderness With a View Jefferson Ballroom Moderator: Peggy Albee Vance, Northeast Regional Office, National Park Service Timothy Davis, ‘Everyone Has Carriage Road on the Brain’: Designing for Vehicles in Pre-Automotive Parks David Louter, Wilderness on Display: Shifting Ideals of Cars and National Parks Tom McCarthy, Americans, Automobiles, and the Environment
:: Parks and Transportation Ashlawn & Highlands Room Moderator: Woody Smeck, Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area Patrick Shea and Kevin Percival, National Park Roads and Transportation Planning Theodore Catton, The Road Not Taken: Transportation Alternatives in National Park Planning in the 1970s James C. O’Connell, The Struggles to Maintain Boston’s Metropolitan Park System in the Latter 20th Century
:: Battlefields and Archeology James Monroe Room Moderator: Cindy MacLeod, Independence National Historical Park Lucienne Thys-Senocak, Divided Spaces, Contested Pasts: The Gallipoli Peninsula Historical National Park Liz Sargent and Jenny Mikulski, Vicksburg National Military Park: An Evolving American Icon Hope H. Hasbrouck, Place and the Historical Imagination in the Archeological Park
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5:00 |
End of Conference Day 1 |
6:00 |
Reception + Dinner Dome Room of the Rotunda, University of Virginia Comments and Lecture: Janet Snyder Matthews Richard Guy Wilson |
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