To Mike and listers,

The folks in the Tucson office of my firm, Statistical Research, have done
two airport projects and might have info for you.  The most recent (1998)
was a HAER for a hangar at the Barstow-Daggett Airport in Daggett, San
Bernardino county, CA.  The second was a Section 106 assessment done on
assorted buildings at the Tucson international Airport (1995).  I haven't
seen the reports myself, but I imagine the date and regional location might
fit your request.  Contact either the PI, Terry Majewski, or the project
historian, Matt Bischoff, for info at SRI, P.O. Box 31865, Tucson AZ
85751-1865 (520) 721-4309.

Good Luck
Anne Stoll (SRI Redlands, CA)

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Date: Friday, August 20, 1999 11:16 AM
Subject: Aviation Question


>I have just run across a difficult problem that I thought, perhaps, someone
>out there might be able to help with.  We are researching an early airplane
>hanger structure located on a small municipal airport runway.  It is still
in
>use and was built in 1939.  It is a stand alone wood frame, corregated
metal
>sided clearstory structure.  All other buildings at the airport date from
at
>least the 1960s.  There is no statewide context for civilian aircraft
>structures in Utah; there is barely a history of civilian aviation.  There
>are good military aviation context documents here, but civilian is fairly
>invisible.  Are there sources for civilian aviation architecture, runway
>development and related subjects that anyone knows of nationally for this
>time period, particularly in Western rural states?
>
>Mike Polk
>Sagebrush Consultants, L.L.C.
>Ogden, Utah
>