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National Register of Historic Places Weekly Lists for 2011 National Register of Historic Places 2011 Weekly Lists January 7, 2011 ............................................................................................................................................. 3 January 14, 2011 ......................................................................................................................................... 15 January 21, 2011 ......................................................................................................................................... 20 January 28, 2011 ......................................................................................................................................... 24 February 4, 2011 ......................................................................................................................................... 32 February 11, 2011 ....................................................................................................................................... 41 February 18, 2011 ....................................................................................................................................... 49 February 25, 2011 ....................................................................................................................................... 56 March 4, 2011 ............................................................................................................................................. 59 March 11, 2011 ........................................................................................................................................... 65 March 18, 2011 ........................................................................................................................................... 70 March 25, 2011 ........................................................................................................................................... 73 April 1, 2011 ................................................................................................................................................ 78 April 8, 2011 ................................................................................................................................................ 90 April 15, 2011 .............................................................................................................................................. 97 April 22, 2011 ............................................................................................................................................ 104 April 29, 2011 ............................................................................................................................................ 109 May 6, 2011 .............................................................................................................................................. 115 May 13, 2011 ............................................................................................................................................ 121 May 20, 2011 ............................................................................................................................................ 127 May 27, 2011 ............................................................................................................................................ 133 June 3, 2011 .............................................................................................................................................. 138 June 10, 2011 ............................................................................................................................................ 143 June 17, 2011 ............................................................................................................................................ 148 June 24, 2011 ............................................................................................................................................ 155 July 1, 2011 ............................................................................................................................................... 165 July 8, 2011 ............................................................................................................................................... 171 July 15, 2011 ............................................................................................................................................. 176 July 22, 2011 ............................................................................................................................................. 182 July 29, 2011 ............................................................................................................................................. 193 August 5, 2011 .......................................................................................................................................... 199 August 12, 2011 ........................................................................................................................................ 204 August 19, 2011 ........................................................................................................................................ 210 August 26, 2011 ........................................................................................................................................ 217 September 2, 2011 .................................................................................................................................... 224 September 9, 2011 .................................................................................................................................... 232 September 16, 2011 .................................................................................................................................. 237 September 23, 2011 .................................................................................................................................. 245 September 30, 2011 .................................................................................................................................. 252 October 7, 2011 ........................................................................................................................................ 259 October 14, 2011 ...................................................................................................................................... 263 October 21, 2011 ...................................................................................................................................... 269 October 28, 2011 ...................................................................................................................................... 273 November 4, 2011 .................................................................................................................................... 276 November 10, 2011 .................................................................................................................................. 280 November 18, 2011 .................................................................................................................................. 283 November 25, 2011 .................................................................................................................................. 290 December 2, 2011 ..................................................................................................................................... 297 December 9, 2011 ..................................................................................................................................... 302 December 16, 2011 ................................................................................................................................... 307 December 23, 2011 ................................................................................................................................... 318 December 30, 2011 ................................................................................................................................... 327 January 7, 2011 The Director of the National Park Service is pleased to send you the following announcements and actions on properties for the National Register of Historic Places. For further information or if you would like to receive this list weekly via e-mail, contact Edson Beall via voice (202) 354-2255 or E-mail: [email protected] Our physical location address is: National Park Service 2280 National Register of Historic Places 1201 "I" (Eye) Street, N.W. Washington D.C. 20005 Please have any Fed Ex, UPS packages sent to the above address. Please continue to use alternate carriers, as all mail delivered to us via United States Postal Service is irradiated and subsequently damaged. WEEKLY LIST OF ACTIONS TAKEN ON PROPERTIES: 12/27/10 THROUGH 12/30/10 KEY: State, County, Property Name, Address/Boundary, City, Vicinity, Reference Number, NHL, Action, Date, Multiple Name COLORADO, LAKE COUNTY, Matchless Mine, E 7th Rd, Leadville, 10001088, LISTED, 12/28/10 (Mining Industry in Colorado, MPS) COLORADO, LARIMER COUNTY, Provost Homestead--Herring Farm Rural Historic Landscape, 2405 N Overland Trail, LaPorte, 10001053, LISTED, 12/27/10 INDIANA, ALLEN COUNTY, Fort Wayne Park and Boulevard System Historic District, Roughly including the following parks and adjacent right-of-way: Franke, McCormick, McCulloch, McMillen, Memorial, Fort Wayne, 10001099,
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