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| Park Code | Park Name | Resource Id | Structure Id | Resource Name | Structuretype | Management Category | Management Category Date | Short Management Description | NRHPStatus | NRHPSignificance Level | NRHPDate | NHLStatus | Short Significance Description | Latest Ultimate Treatment | Ultimate Treatment Document | Ultimate Treatment Document Date | |
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007052 | H-11 | Gibbons, Liege, Barn | Building | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | condition assessed by Martha Wiley (BSS 12) | Contributing | Jan 8 1980 12:00AM | No | The Liege Gibbons Barn is a contributing resource of the Hensley Settlement. The Settlement is locally significant under NR criteria A and C; it represents the continuation of nineteenth century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 10/16/1997 12:00:00 AM | ||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007047 | H-06 | Gibbons, Willie, Outhouse | Building | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | Condition assessed in consultation with Jessica McNeil. HB 2018 | Local | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | The Willie Gibbons Outhouse is locally significant under NR Criteria A and C. The Hensley Settlement represents the continuation of 19th century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 10/16/1997 12:00:00 AM | ||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007042 | H-01 | Gibbons, Willie, House (ruin) | Ruin | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | Condition assessed in consultation with Jessica McNeil. HB 2018 | Contributing | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | The Willie Gibbons House (destroyed by fire) was locally significant under NR Criteria A and C. The Hensley Settlement represents the continuation of 19th century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 10/16/1997 12:00:00 AM | ||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 091576 | WK-2 | Kentucky State Road southwest of Rte. 25E | Road | Must be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | Condition assessed in consultation with Jessica McNeil. HB 2018 | Contributing | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | The segments of the Wilderness Road are nationally significant for their role in the westward movement of the American nation beyond the Appalachian mountains. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 9/8/1992 12:00:00 AM | ||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007063 | H-23 | Gibbons, Willie, Hog House | Building | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | Condition assessed in consultation with Jessica McNeil. HB 2018 | Contributing | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | The Willie Gibbons Hog House is locally significant under NR Criteria A and C. The Hensley Settlement represents the continuation of 19th century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 9/8/1992 12:00:00 AM | ||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007075 | H-36 | Hensley Graveyard Headstones | Grounds/Landscape | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | Condition assessed in consultation with Jessica McNeil. HB 2018 | Contributing | Jan 8 1980 12:00AM | No | The Hensley Graveyard Headstones are contributing resources of the Hensley Settlement. The Settlement is locally significant under NR criteria A and C; it represents the continuation of nineteenth century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 10/16/1997 12:00:00 AM | ||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007069 | H-29 | Hensley, Sherman, Smokehouse (ruin) | Ruin | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | Structural degradation continues, archeological site remains in good condition. Condition assessed in consultation with Jessica McNeil. HB 2018 | Local | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | The Sherman Hensley Smokehouse is locally significant under NR criteria A and C. The Hensley Settlement represents the continuation of 19th century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 9/8/1992 12:00:00 AM | ||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007066 | H-26 | Gibbons, Willie, Blacksmith Shop | Building | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | Condition assessed in consultation with Jessica McNeil. HB 2018 | Contributing | Jan 8 1980 12:00AM | No | The Willie Gibbons Blacksmith Shop is a contributing resource of the Hensley Settlement. The Settlement is locally significant under NR criteria A and C; it represents the continuation of nineteenth century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 10/16/1997 12:00:00 AM | ||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 009188 | G-55 | Fort Farragut | Fortification | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2014-09-02 | Installation of puncheon over trail through fort | |||||||||
| Condition assessed by Martha Wiley (BSS 14) | Local | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | Fort Farragut is locally significant under NR Criteria A, C and D. Both Confederate and Federal troops utilized the earthwork during the Civil War to protect the strategically significant Cumberland Gap. | Reconstruction | Vegetation Management Plan | |||||||||||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 091572 | WV-1 | Virginia Road/Upper Virginia Road | Road | Must be Preserved and Maintained | 1996-11-22 | Condition assessed in consultation with Jessica McNeil. HB 2018 | Contributing | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | The segments of the Wilderness Road are nationally significant for their role in the westward movement of the American nation beyond the Appalachian mountains. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 9/8/1992 12:00:00 AM | ||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007059 | H-18 | Hensley, Wallace, House (ruin) | Ruin | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | There are no structural remains. This is strictly an archeological site which is in good condition. Condition assessed in consultation with Jessica McNeil. HB 2018 | Local | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | The Wallace Hensley House is locally significant under NR criteria A and C. The Hensley Settlement represents the continuation of nineteenth century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 9/8/1992 12:00:00 AM | ||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 009197 | G-60 | Harlan Road | Road | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2014-09-02 | condition assessed by Martha Wiley (BSS 14) | Local | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | The Harlan Road is locally significant under NR Criteria A and D. The road was crucial to the defense of the strategically significant Cumberland Gap during the Civil War. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 9/8/1992 12:00:00 AM | ||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007073 | H-34 | Brush Mountain School Outhouse #1 (West) | Building | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | Condition assessed in consultation with Jessica McNeil. HB 2018 | Contributing | Jan 8 1980 12:00AM | No | The Brush Mountain School Outhouse #1 is a contributing resource of the Hensley Settlement. The Settlement is locally significant under NR criteria A and C; it represents the continuation of nineteenth century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 10/16/1997 12:00:00 AM | ||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007054 | H-13 | Gibbons, Liege, Corn Crib | Grounds/Landscape | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | Condition assessed in consultation with Jessica McNeil. HB 2018 | Local | Jan 8 1980 12:00AM | No | The Liege Gibbons Corn Crib is locally significant under NR criteria A and C. The Hensley settlement represents the continuation of nineteenth century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 10/16/1997 12:00:00 AM | ||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 014009 | G-68 | Battery #7 | Fortification | Must be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | Condition assessed in consultation with Jessica McNeil. HB 2018 | Local | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | Battery #7 is locally significant under NR Criteria A, C and D. Both Confederate and Federal troops utilized the earthwork during the Civil War to protect the strategically significant Cumberland Gap. | Reconstruction | Vegetation Management Plan | |||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007061 | H-20 | Hensley, Finley, Barn | Building | May Be Preserved Or Maintained | 2012-07-20 | Condition assessed in consultation with Jessica McNeil. HB 2018 | Ineligible - Managed as Resource | No | The barn is a noncontributing feature within the Hensley Settlement Historic District due to loss of integrity; however, the park manages the structure as a cultural resource. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 9/8/1992 12:00:00 AM | |||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 009187 | G-54 | Fort Robert L. McCook | Fortification | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2014-09-02 | Rehabilitation of earthwork undergone in 2013 with boardwalk |
| Condition assessed by Martha Wiley (BSS 2014) | Local | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | Fort Robert L. McCook is locally significant under NR Criteria A, C and D. Both Confederate and Federal troops utilized the earthwork during the Civil War to protect the strategically significant Cumberland Gap. | Reconstruction | Vegetation Management Plan | ||||||||||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007077 | H-43 | Hensley, Bert, Hog House | Building | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | Structural degradation continues. Condition assessed in consultation with Jessica McNeil. HB 2018 | Contributing | Jan 8 1980 12:00AM | No | The Bert Hensley Hog House is a contributing resource of the Hensley Settlement. The Settlement is locally significant under NR criteria A and C; it represents the continuation of nineteenth century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 10/16/1997 12:00:00 AM | |
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 009186 | G-53 | Fort Nathaniel Lyon | Fortification | Must be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | Erosion has occurred on the cliffside of the earthworks. Condition assessed in consultation with Jessica McNeil. HB 2018 | Local | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | Fort Lyon is locally significant under NR Criteria A, C and D. Both Confederate and Federal troops utilized the earthwork during the Civil War to protect the strategically significant Cumberland Gap. | Reconstruction | Vegetation Management Plan | ||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 091573 | WV-2 | Lower Virginia Road north of Va. Rte. 58 | Road | Must be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | Condition assessed in consultation with Jessica McNeil. HB 2018 | Contributing | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | The segments of the Wilderness Road are nationally significant for their role in the westward movement of the American nation beyond the Appalachian mountains. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 9/8/1992 12:00:00 AM | |
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 009199 | G-62KV | Fort Farragut Trail Road | Road | Must be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | Condition assessed in consultation with Jessica McNeil. HB 2018 | Local | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | The Fort Farragut Trail Road is locally significant under NR criteria A and D. It served as a transportation route for both Union and Confederate military units during the Civil War. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 9/8/1992 12:00:00 AM | |
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007056 | H-15 | Hensley, Sherman, House (ruin) | Ruin | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | Condition assessed in consultation with Jessica McNeil. HB 2018 | Local | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | The Sherman Hensley House is locally significant under NR criteria A and C. The Hensley settlement represents the continuation of nineteenth century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 9/8/1992 12:00:00 AM | |
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007053 | H-12 | Gibbons, Liege, Hen House | Building | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | condition assessed by Martha Wiley (BSS 12) | Contributing | Jan 8 1980 12:00AM | No | The Liege Gibbons Hen House is a contributing resource of the Hensley Settlement. The Settlement is locally significant under NR criteria A and C; it represents the continuation of nineteenth century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 10/16/1997 12:00:00 AM | |
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 091401 | M-1 | Tri-State Marker | Grounds/Landscape | May Be Preserved Or Maintained | 2015-07-02 | The three state markers (KY, TN, VA) are covered in plexiglass which traps in moisture, making them hard to read in wet weather. Sun has faded some of the colors. Otherwise, the entire site, including the canopy shelter, remains in good condition (BFC 05). | ||||||||
| Some floor damage. | Ineligible - Managed as Resource | No | The Tri-State Marker marks junction of states of Tennessee, Virginia, and Kentucky. It is ineligible for the NR because it is less than fifty years old and has not achieved significance in its own right. | Reconstruction | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 9/8/1992 12:00:00 AM | ||||||||||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 009184 | G-51 | Iron Furnace (Ruin) | Ruin | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2014-09-02 | Boardwalk and gate installed 2012-2014 | ||||||||
| Condition assessed by Martha Wiley (BSS 14) | Contributing | Oct 15 1966 12:00AM | No | The Iron Furnace Ruin contributes to the Cumberland Gap Historic District. The District is locally significant under NR Criteria A, C and D. The furnace represents early industry in Cumberland Gap in the nineteenth century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 10/16/1997 12:00:00 AM | |||||||||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007062 | H-22 | Gibbons, Willie, Apple Hole | Grounds/Landscape | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | Condition assessed in consultation with Jessica McNeil. HB 2018 | Contributing | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | The Willie Gibbons Apple Hole is locally significant under NR Criteria A and C. The Hensley Settlement represents the continuation of 19th century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 9/8/1992 12:00:00 AM | |
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007043 | H-02 | Gibbons, Willie, Barn | Building | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | Condition assessed in consultation with Jessica McNeil. HB 2018 | Local | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | The Willie Gibbons Barn is locally significant under NR Criteria A and C. The Hensley Settlement represents the continuation of 19th century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 10/16/1997 12:00:00 AM | |
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007065 | H-25 | Gibbons, Willie, Woodshed | Building | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | Condition assessed in consultation with Jessica McNeil. HB 2018 | Contributing | Jan 8 1980 12:00AM | No | The Willie Gibbons Woodshed is is a contributing resource of the Hensley Settlement. The Settlement is locally significant under NR criteria A and C; it represents the continuation of nineteenth century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 10/16/1997 12:00:00 AM | |
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007074 | H-35 | Brush Mountain School Outhouse #2 (East) | Building | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | Condition assessed in consultation with Jessica McNeil. HB 2018 | Contributing | Jan 8 1980 12:00AM | No | The Brush Mountain School Outhouse #2 is a contributing resource of the Hensley Settlement. The Settlement is locally significant under NR criteria A and C; it represents the continuation of nineteenth century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 10/16/1997 12:00:00 AM | |
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007068 | H-28 | Hensley, Finley, House | Building | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | Structure underwent repairs in 2018. Condition assessed in consultation with Jessica McNeil. HB 2018 | Contributing | Jan 8 1980 12:00AM | No | The Finley Hensley House is a contributing resource of the Hensley Settlement. The Settlement is locally significant under NR criteria A and C; it represents the continuation of nineteenth century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 10/16/1997 12:00:00 AM | |
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007076 | H-31 | Hensley, Bert, Chicken House | Building | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | Condition assessed in consultation with Jessica McNeil. HB 2018 | Contributing | Jan 8 1980 12:00AM | No | The Bert Hensley Chicken House is a contributing resource of the Hensley Settlement. The Settlement is locally significant under NR criteria A and C; it represents the continuation of nineteenth century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 10/16/1997 12:00:00 AM | |
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007045 | H-04 | Gibbons, Willie, Smokehouse (ruins) | Ruin | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2014-09-02 | condition assesed by Martha Wiley (BSS 14) | Local | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | The Willie Gibbons Smokehouse is locally significant under NR Criteria A and C. The Hensley Settlement represents the continuation of 19th century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 9/8/1992 12:00:00 AM | |
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007044 | H-03 | Gibbons, Willie, Granary | Building | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | Condition assessed in consultation with Jessica McNeil. HB 2018 | Contributing | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | The Willie Gibbons Granary is locally significant under NR Criteria A and C. The Hensley Settlement represents the continuation of 19th century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 10/16/1997 12:00:00 AM | |
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007058 | H-17 | Hensley, Sherman, Hen House (ruin) | Ruin | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | Structural degradation continues, archeological site remains in good condition. Condition assessed in consultation with Jessica McNeil. HB 2018 | Local | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | The Sherman Hensley Hen House is locally significant under NR criteria A and C. The Hensley Settlement represents the continuation of 19th century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 9/8/1992 12:00:00 AM | |
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007072 | H-33 | Gibbons, Willie, Sheep Barn | Building | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | Sheep barn underwent rehabilitation. Condition assessed in consultation with Jessica McNeil. HB 2018 | Contributing | Jan 8 1980 12:00AM | No | The Willie Gibbons Sheep Barn is a contributing resource of the Hensley Settlement. The Settlement is locally significant under NR criteria A and C; it represents the continuation of nineteenth century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 10/16/1997 12:00:00 AM | |
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007046 | H-05 | Gibbons, Willie, Hen House | Building | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | Condition assessed in consultation with Jessica McNeil. HB 2018 | Local | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | The Willie Gibbons Hen House is locally significant under NR Criteria A and C. The Hensley Settlement represents the continuation of 19th century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 10/16/1997 12:00:00 AM | |
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007048 | H-07 | Gibbons, Willie, Spring House | Building | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | Springhouse underwent repairs in 2017. Condition assessed in consultation with Jessica McNeil. HB 2018 | Local | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | The Willie Gibbons Spring House is locally significant under NR Criteria A and C. The Hensley Settlement represents the continuation of 19th century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 10/16/1997 12:00:00 AM | |
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 091403 | M-3 | Indian Rock D.A.R. Marker | Grounds/Landscape | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2014-09-02 | Slated for work 2014 | ||||||||
| Condition assessed by Martha Wiley (BSS 14) | Contributing | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | The Indian Rock D.A.R. Marker contributes to the CUGA Historic District. The District is locally significant under NR criterion A. It represents the early 20th century commemoration of historic trails and roads important to the westward development of the U.S. by the D.A.R. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 10/16/1997 12:00:00 AM | |||||||||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 091402 | M-2 | American Society of Civil Engineers Marker | Grounds/Landscape | May Be Preserved Or Maintained | 2015-07-02 | condition assessed by Martha Wiley (BSS12) | Ineligible - Managed as Resource | No | The American Society of Civil Engineers Marker commemorates the location of the Royal Colonial Boundary of 1665. It is ineligible for the NR because of age, but it is managed as a cultural resource. | Reconstruction | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 9/8/1992 12:00:00 AM | ||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007064 | H-24 | Gibbons, Liege, Hog Pen | Grounds/Landscape | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | Condition assessed in consultation with Jessica McNeil. HB 2018 | Contributing | Jan 8 1980 12:00AM | No | The Liege Gibbons Hog Pen is a contributing resource of the Hensley Settlement. The Settlement is locally significant under NR criteria A and C; it represents the continuation of nineteenth century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 10/16/1997 12:00:00 AM | |
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007050 | H-09 | Hensley, Liege, House | Building | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | Condition assessed by Martha Wiley (BSS 2012) | Local | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | The Liege Hensley House is locally significant under NR criteria A and C. The Hensley Settlement represents the continuation of nineteenth century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 9/8/1992 12:00:00 AM | |
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007051 | H-10 | Gibbons, Liege, House | Building | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | condition assessed by Martha Wiley (BSS 12) | Local | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | The Liege Gibbons House is locally significant under NR criteria A and C. The Hensley Settlement represents the continuation of nineteenth century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 9/8/1992 12:00:00 AM | |
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 009198 | G-61 | Fort McCook-Fort Lyon Road | Road | Must be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | Condition assessed in consultation with Jessica McNeil. HB 2018 | Local | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | The Fort McCook-Fort Lyon Road is locally significant under NR criteria A and D. It served as a transportation route for both Union and Confederate military units during the Civil War. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 9/8/1992 12:00:00 AM | |
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007055 | H-14 | Gibbons, Liege, Outhouse | Building | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | Condition assessed in consultation with Jessica McNeil. HB 2018 | Local | Jan 8 1980 12:00AM | No | The Liege Gibbons Outhouse is locally significant under NR criteria A and C. The Hensley settlement represents the continuation of nineteenth century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 9/8/1992 12:00:00 AM | |
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007049 | H-08 | Brush Mountain School House | Building | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | condition assessed by Martha Wiley (BSS 12) | Local | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | The Brush Mountain School House is locally significant under NR criteria A and C. The Hensley Settlement represents the continuation of 19th century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 10/16/1997 12:00:00 AM | |
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007057 | H-16 | Hensley, Sherman, Corn Crib (ruin) | Ruin | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2014-09-02 | Further deterioration of structure. Condition assessed by Martha Wiley (BSS 14) | Local | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | The Sherman Hensley Corn Crib is locally significant under NR criteria A and C. The Hensley Settlement represents the continuation of 19th century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 9/8/1992 12:00:00 AM | |
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 009185 | G-52 | Fort Foote | Fortification | Must be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | Condition assessed in consultation with Jessica McNeil. HB 2018 | Local | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | Fort Foote is locally significant under NR Criteria A, C and D. Both Confederate and Federal troops utilized the earthwork during the Civil War to protect the strategically significant Cumberland Gap. | Reconstruction | Vegetation Management Plan | ||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 009194 | G-67 | Battery #7 Road | Road | Must be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | Condition assessed in consultation with Jessica McNeil. HB 2018 | Local | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | Battery #7 Road is locally significant under NR Criteria A and D. The road provided access from Battery #7 to the Gap, and was an important part of the defense of Cumberland Gap by both sides during the Civil War. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 9/8/1992 12:00:00 AM | |
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007071 | H-30 | Hensley, Bert, Smokehouse | Building | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | Condition assessed in consultation with Jessica McNeil. HB 2018 | Local | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | The Bert Hensley Smokehouse is locally significant under NR criteria A and C. The Hensley Settlement represents the continuation of nineteenth century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 9/8/1992 12:00:00 AM | |
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 009189 | G-56 | Fort Edgar | Fortification | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2014-09-02 | condition assessed by Martha Wiley (BSS 14) | Local | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | Fort Edgar is locally significant under NR Criteria A, C and D. Both Confederate and Federal troops utilized the earthwork during the Civil War to protect the strategically significant Cumberland Gap. | Reconstruction | Vegetation Management Plan | ||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 091404 | M-4 | Boone's Trail D.A.R. Marker | Grounds/Landscape | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2014-09-02 | Marker has been completely rehabilitated (PMIS 90078) | Contributing | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | The Boone's Trail D.A.R. Marker contributes to the CUGA Historic District. The District is locally significant under NR criterion A. It represents the early 20th century commemoration of historic trails and roads important to the westward development of the U.S. by the D.A.R. | Rehabilitation | Historic Structure Report | 10/16/1997 12:00:00 AM | |
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 1167936 | Coke Ovens | Ruin | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2018-08-31 | ||||||||||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 1167979 | 1920s Homestead | Ruin | Foundations require minor stabalization, and the vegetation needs to be cleared. | |||||||||||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007049 | H-08 | Brush Mountain School House | Building | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2019-07-08 | Condition reassessment completed by Jessica McNeil (JJK) 19. |
| condition assessed by Martha Wiley (BSS 12) | Local | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | The Brush Mountain School House is locally significant under NR criteria A and C. The Hensley Settlement represents the continuation of 19th century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 10/16/1997 12:00:00 AM | ||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007050 | H-09 | Hensley, Liege, House | Building | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2019-07-08 | Condition reassessment completed by Jessica McNeil (JJK) 19. Emergency repairs needed, will be completed in FY19. |
| Condition assessed by Martha Wiley (BSS 2012) | Local | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | The Liege Hensley House is locally significant under NR criteria A and C. The Hensley Settlement represents the continuation of nineteenth century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 9/8/1992 12:00:00 AM | ||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007051 | H-10 | Gibbons, Liege, House | Building | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2019-07-08 | Condition reassessment completed by Jessica McNeil (JJK) 19. Structurally sound, but in need of general repairs replacing window sashes and chinking boards, and repointing chimney and fireplace. Repairs are scheduled for FY20. |
| condition assessed by Martha Wiley (BSS 12) | Local | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | The Liege Gibbons House is locally significant under NR criteria A and C. The Hensley Settlement represents the continuation of nineteenth century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 9/8/1992 12:00:00 AM | ||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007052 | H-11 | Gibbons, Liege, Barn | Building | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2019-07-08 | Condition reassessment completed by Jessica McNeil (JJK) 19. Structurally sound, but in need of repairs including new roof. Repairs scheduled for FY19. |
| condition assessed by Martha Wiley (BSS 12) | Contributing | Jan 8 1980 12:00AM | No | The Liege Gibbons Barn is a contributing resource of the Hensley Settlement. The Settlement is locally significant under NR criteria A and C; it represents the continuation of nineteenth century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 10/16/1997 12:00:00 AM | ||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007053 | H-12 | Gibbons, Liege, Hen House | Building | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2019-07-08 | Condition reassessment completed by Jessica McNeil (JJK) 19. Repairs completed FY19. |
| condition assessed by Martha Wiley (BSS 12) | Contributing | Jan 8 1980 12:00AM | No | The Liege Gibbons Hen House is a contributing resource of the Hensley Settlement. The Settlement is locally significant under NR criteria A and C; it represents the continuation of nineteenth century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 10/16/1997 12:00:00 AM | ||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007049 | H-08 | Brush Mountain School House | Building | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2019-07-08 | Condition reassessment completed by Jessica McNeil (JJK) 19. Repairs completed FY19. |
| condition assessed by Martha Wiley (BSS 12) | Local | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | The Brush Mountain School House is locally significant under NR criteria A and C. The Hensley Settlement represents the continuation of 19th century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 10/16/1997 12:00:00 AM | |||||||||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 1167936 | CG-01 | Chadwell Gap Coal Company Coke Ovens | Ruin | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2018-08-31 | Local | Nov 16 2012 12:00AM | The Chadwell Gap Coal Company site, of which the bank of coke ovens is a part, has been determined eligible for listing in the NRHP as a historic district at the local level under Criteria A, C, and D, in the areas of industry and historical archeology. The coal mine, coke ovens and possible commissary sites possess significance as an example of a small coal extraction and processing operation. | ||||||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 1167979 | 1920s Homestead | Ruin | Foundations require minor stabalization, and the vegetation needs to be cleared. | |||||||||||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007057 | H-16 | Hensley, Sherman, Corn Crib (ruin) | Ruin | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2014-09-02 | Further deterioration of structure. Condition assessed by Martha Wiley (BSS 14) | Local | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | The Sherman Hensley Corn Crib is locally significant under NR criteria A and C. The Hensley Settlement represents the continuation of 19th century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 9/8/1992 12:00:00 AM | |
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 091404 | M-4 | Boone's Trail D.A.R. Marker | Outdoor Sculpture | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2014-09-02 | Marker has been completely rehabilitated (PMIS 90078) | Contributing | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | The Boone's Trail D.A.R. Marker contributes to the CUGA Historic District. The District is locally significant under NR criterion A. It represents the early 20th century commemoration of historic trails and roads important to the westward development of the U.S. by the D.A.R. | Rehabilitation | Historic Structure Report | 10/16/1997 12:00:00 AM | |
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 091403 | M-3 | Indian Rock D.A.R. Marker | Grounds/Landscape | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2014-09-02 | Slated for work 2014 | ||||||||
| Condition assessed by Martha Wiley (BSS 14) | Contributing | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | The Indian Rock D.A.R. Marker contributes to the CUGA Historic District. The District is locally significant under NR criterion A. It represents the early 20th century commemoration of historic trails and roads important to the westward development of the U.S. by the D.A.R. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 10/16/1997 12:00:00 AM | |||||||||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007045 | H-04 | Gibbons, Willie, Smokehouse (ruins) | Ruin | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2014-09-02 | condition assesed by Martha Wiley (BSS 14) | Local | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | The Willie Gibbons Smokehouse is locally significant under NR Criteria A and C. The Hensley Settlement represents the continuation of 19th century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 9/8/1992 12:00:00 AM | |
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 009184 | G-51 | Iron Furnace (Ruin) | Ruin | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2014-09-02 | Boardwalk and gate installed 2012-2014 | ||||||||
| Condition assessed by Martha Wiley (BSS 14) | Contributing | Oct 15 1966 12:00AM | No | The Iron Furnace Ruin contributes to the Cumberland Gap Historic District. The District is locally significant under NR Criteria A, C and D. The furnace represents early industry in Cumberland Gap in the nineteenth century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 10/16/1997 12:00:00 AM | |||||||||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 009187 | G-54 | Fort Robert L. McCook | Fortification | Must be Preserved and Maintained | 2014-09-02 | Rehabilitation of earthwork undergone in 2013 with boardwalk |
| Condition assessed by Martha Wiley (BSS 2014) | Local | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | Fort Robert L. McCook is locally significant under NR Criteria A, C and D. Both Confederate and Federal troops utilized the earthwork during the Civil War to protect the strategically significant Cumberland Gap. | Reconstruction | Vegetation Management Plan | |||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 007053 | H-12 | Gibbons, Liege, Hen House | Building | Should be Preserved and Maintained | 2019-07-08 | Condition reassessment completed by Jessica McNeil (JJK) 19. Repairs completed FY19. |
| condition assessed by Martha Wiley (BSS 12) | Contributing | Jan 8 1980 12:00AM | No | The Liege Gibbons Hen House is a contributing resource of the Hensley Settlement. The Settlement is locally significant under NR criteria A and C; it represents the continuation of nineteenth century Appalachian culture and building techniques into the 20th century. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 10/16/1997 12:00:00 AM | ||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 009197 | G-60 | Harlan Road | Road | Must be Preserved and Maintained | 2014-09-02 | condition assessed by Martha Wiley (BSS 14). |
| Harlan Road is partially located within Recommended Wilderness. The portion that connects the Wilderness Road to the Civil War earthworks, is located outside of Recommended Wilderness. | Local | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | The Harlan Road is locally significant under NR Criteria A and D. The road was crucial to the defense of the strategically significant Cumberland Gap during the Civil War. | Rehabilitation | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 9/8/1992 12:00:00 AM | |||||||||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 091402 | M-2 | American Society of Civil Engineers Marker | Grounds/Landscape | May Be Preserved Or Maintained | 2015-07-02 | condition assessed by Martha Wiley (BSS12) | Ineligible - Managed as Resource | No | The American Society of Civil Engineers Marker commemorates the location of the Royal Colonial Boundary of 1665. It is ineligible for the NR because of age, but it is managed as a cultural resource. | Reconstruction | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 9/8/1992 12:00:00 AM | ||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 091401 | M-1 | Tri-State Marker | Grounds/Landscape | May Be Preserved Or Maintained | 2015-07-02 | The three state markers (KY, TN, VA) are covered in plexiglass which traps in moisture, making them hard to read in wet weather. Sun has faded some of the colors. Otherwise, the entire site, including the canopy shelter, remains in good condition (BFC 05). | ||||||||
| Some floor damage. | Ineligible - Managed as Resource | No | The Tri-State Marker marks junction of states of Tennessee, Virginia, and Kentucky. It is ineligible for the NR because it is less than fifty years old and has not achieved significance in its own right. | Reconstruction | Cultural Landscape Report Part 2 | 9/8/1992 12:00:00 AM | ||||||||||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 009189 | G-56 | Fort Edgar | Fortification | Must be Preserved and Maintained | 2014-09-02 | condition assessed by Martha Wiley (BSS 14) | Local | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | Fort Edgar is locally significant under NR Criteria A, C and D. Both Confederate and Federal troops utilized the earthwork during the Civil War to protect the strategically significant Cumberland Gap. | Reconstruction | Vegetation Management Plan | ||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 009188 | G-55 | Fort Farragut | Fortification | Must be Preserved and Maintained | 2014-09-02 | Installation of puncheon over trail through fort | ||||||||
| Condition assessed by Martha Wiley (BSS 14) | Local | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | Fort Farragut is locally significant under NR Criteria A, C and D. Both Confederate and Federal troops utilized the earthwork during the Civil War to protect the strategically significant Cumberland Gap. | Reconstruction | Vegetation Management Plan | ||||||||||
| CUGA | Cumberland Gap National Historical Park | 009186 | G-53 | Fort Nathaniel Lyon | Fortification | Must be Preserved and Maintained | 2012-07-20 | Erosion has occurred on the cliffside of the earthworks. Condition assessed in consultation with Jessica McNeil. HB 2018 | Local | Mar 19 1997 12:00AM | No | Fort Lyon is locally significant under NR Criteria A, C and D. Both Confederate and Federal troops utilized the earthwork during the Civil War to protect the strategically significant Cumberland Gap. | Reconstruction | Vegetation Management Plan |
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