Indiana Dunes
Administrative History 		NPS Logo

APPENDIX A:
HISTORIC AND CONTEMPORARY SITE PHOTOGRAPHS (continued)
dune restoration research area
Figure 25. One important component of the national lakeshore's Science Office is a program to restore disturbed dunelands to natural conditions. (Photographer Volunteer in Park Tom Griffiths, October 1984, Photographic Archives, Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore)

headquarters complex
Figure 26. Built to serve as a U.S. Army NIKE missle base, the national lakeshore operates the "Bailly Administrative Area" as its headquarters complex. Renovation of the structures is being conducted on a phased basis. (Photographer A.V. Coordinator Cynthia Garrison, January 16, 1988, Photographic Archives, Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore)

West Beach Visitor Center
Figure 27. The West Beach Visitor Center provides a public contact station for the thousands of visitors at this popular recreation spot. (Photographer Volunteer in Park Tom Griffiths, October 1984, Photographic Archives, Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore)

visitor center at Furnessville
Figure 28. Originally built as a church, the national lakeshore's visitor center at Furnessville now contains an auditorium, exhibit and visitor orientation center, sales counter, and administrative offices. (Photographer National Lakeshore Staff, date unknown, Photographic Archives, Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore)

<<< Previous <<< Contents >>> Next >>>

indu/adhi/adhiaa6.htm
Last Updated: 07-Oct-2003