The National Park Service intends to award a single source justified cooperative agreement to The Public Archaeology Laboratory, Inc. for the preparation of National Register of Historic Places documentation for the Charles Pinckney National Historic Site. The project aims to identify the values and characteristics of properties that make them significant enough to warrant preservation. The recipient will be responsible for producing National Register documentation, including revised descriptions, historic contexts, and photographic views. The NPS will collaborate with the recipient, provide access to park records and reports, and review the progress of the research.
• The project will result in the listing of all property within the park's boundary.
• The National Register documentation will be made available to the public via the official NPS.gov website.
• The project will provide information for local historians, educators, and the public about the history of the site and region.
• The recipient will ensure that the documentation is prepared as a scholarly report meeting the standards of the historical profession and the NPS.
• The NPS will distribute the national register documentation and make the research available to park managers and the general public for use in management and planning.
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