U.S. Department of the Navy, Southern Division, Naval Facilities Engineering Command

Abstract HHM conducted an NRHP-eligibility survey of extant resources at the nine surveillance field stations of the Naval Space Command. This radar detection system consists of three transmitting and six receiving stations across the southern United States (Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and California), and a central processing center in Dahlgren, Virginia. The Department of the Navy began constructing the system in 1958, shortly after the launching of Sputnik...

Abstract HHM inventoried all extant Navy-owned properties at NAS Atlanta and supervised archeological investigation undertaken by Brockington and Associates. Surveyed and documented 139 properties and developed an historic context using primary and secondary sources gathered from state and local repositories. HHM evaluated the resources for NRHP eligibility, within the framework of the historic context. There were no resources that met the 50-year age criteria for inclusion in the NRHP, and no...

Abstract HHM undertook a multi-phased, nationwide survey of heritage assets (historic objects) for the Naval Reserve Forces. The survey was designed to record the number and classification of historic objects at each Naval Reserve facility, to determine if any are eligible for the NRHP, and to assist the Naval Historic Center account for items that reflect the Navy’s heritage. HHM inventoried 2,531 heritage assets at 192 subordinate commands throughout the nation. In addition, the survey included an...

Abstract HHM performed a multi-phase architectural investigation and recordation of Building 679, a World War II-era administrative building at NAS Pensacola, Florida. Work products included a Condition Assessment Report, which evaluated the physical condition of Building 679, its structural integrity, and costs associated with necessary repairs; a Case Alternatives Report, which examined all potential reuse options for the building and costs associated with each option; and HABS Level II...

Abstract The project involved the assessment and documentation of the following buildings at NAS PensacolaBuilding 21 – Fire House No. 1; built 1938 Building 51 – Locomotive Shed; built 1908 Building 478A – Magazine; built 1942 Building 515 – Maintenance and Supply Shed; built 1937 Building 636 – Laundry and Dry Cleaning Plant; built 1940 Building 697 – Fire House No. 2; built 1942 Building 702 – Machine Gun Range Auditorium; built 1942 Building 1750 – Recreation and Entertainment; built...

Abstract In 1998, HHM conducted an intensive cultural resources survey and National Register of Historic Places assessment of Naval Weapons Industrial Reserve Plant (NWIRP) Dallas, Texas. HHM, following the procedures outlined in the Secretary of the Interior's "Guidelines for Local Surveys: A Basis for Preservation Planning", began this project by conducting an intensive field investigation of all extant resources within the NWIRP Dallas project area, recording each building's property type, age,...