appendix c: historic preservation reports - Smithsonian Institution

5.0 BIBLIOGRAPHY
were printed using the Department of Historic Resources Data Sharing System, an
electronic database.
Virginia Department of Historic Resources (VDHR). Archeological Site Form 44FQ0068,
completed by Mark Wittkofski. 1984a.
Registration form for archeological site, providing information about sites in the vicinity
of the Front Royal Campus. The forms are on file at VDHR in Richmond, VA. These
were printed using the Department of Historic Resources Data Sharing System, an
electronic database.
Virginia Department of Historic Resources (VDHR). Archeological Site Form 44WR0319,
completed by Mark Wittkofski. 1984b.
Registration form for archeological site, providing information about sites in the vicinity
of the Front Royal Campus. The forms are on file at VDHR in Richmond, VA. These
were printed using the Department of Historic Resources Data Sharing System, an
electronic database.
Virginia Department of Historic Resources (VDHR). Archeological Site Form 44WR0346,
completed by William E. Trout. 1993.
Registration form for archeological site, providing information about sites in the vicinity
of the Front Royal Campus. The forms are on file at VDHR in Richmond, VA. These
were printed using the Department of Historic Resources Data Sharing System, an
electronic database.
Waller, Anna L. “Horses and Mules for National Defense.” 1958. np. Quartermaster Museum,
Fort Lee, VA.
History of using horses and mules in American military.
War Department, no title. 9 October 1936. M&G, CRC, deed drawer.
Provides information on date and amounts of land purchased from private parties to
create Front Royal Remount Depot and mission of that remount depot.
Weedle, Karen. November 1998. SIA, RU 9592, box 1, folder “CRC land & early history.”
Oral history notes. From Dr. Joseph W. A. Whitehorne, professor at Lord Fairfax
Community College, Middletown: information on development of the idea/need for
remount depots, activities at the depot, training war dogs, housing prisoners of war. Carl
Thompson: resident of Front Royal, information on life in town with the soldiers at the
remount depot. Mrs. Eleanor Rappaport, Front Royal resident. Red McDaniels, worked at
the Beef Research Station; Richard Ault: SI Director of Support Activities when the
Front Royal property was acquired; Col. And Mrs. Roy Batterton, lived near Front Royal;
Elmer Hickerson, Jr.: employed at the Remount Depot and Beef Cattle Research Station.
NATIONAL ZOOLOGICAL PARK FACILITIES MASTER PLAN
FRONT ROYAL CAMPUS, WARREN COUNTY, VIRGINIA
CULTURAL RESOURCES ASSESSMENT
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