Notice catalographique « Manual of heritage management »
- Titre
- Manual of heritage management
- Auteur ou éditeur
- Harrison, Richard
- Lieu de publication
- Oxford
- Maison d'édition
- Butterworth-Heineman
- Date de publication
- 1994
- Collation
- 425 p.
- Table des matières
Contents:
Section One: Vision, Strategy and Corporate
Planning 1
Section Co-ordinator: Victor Middleton
1 Vision, strategy and corporate planning: an overview 3
Victor Middleton
2 Designing and implementing corporate plans 12
Neil Cossons
3 Managing strategies and financial considerations: historic properties 21
Lester Borley
4 Measuring performance and contingency planning 34
Peter Middleton
Case study 4.1: Mersey Ferries 39
Peter Middleton
5 Strategic linkages and networks 43
Jonathan Griffin
Section Two: Conserving the Natural and Man-made
Heritage 55
Section Co-ordinators: Michael Stratton and Graham Taylor
6 Conserving the natural and man-made heritage 57
Michael Stratton and Graham Taylor
7 Defining and recording the resource: the natural environment 58
Alan Fishwick
Case study 7.1: The Cumbria flora 68
Geoffrey Halliday
Case study 7.2: Deciphering historic landscapes in Great Langdale 69
Susan Denyer
Case study 7.3: The development of the Hadrian's Wall National Trail 70
Andrew Coleman
Case study 7.4: Hawkstone Park, Shropshire 72
Paul Walshe
Case study 7.5: Landscape change 74
Bob Roberts
8 Defining and recording the resource: the built environment 79
John Bold
Case study 8.1: Billingsgate Roman Bath House 85
Simon O'Connor-Thompson and Peter Rowsome
Case study 8.2: The assessment of Cornish mine engine houses 88
Nicholas Johnson and Adam Sharpe
Case study 8.3: Piel Casde, Cumbria 93
Rachel Newman
Case study 8.4: Project work in Staithes 95
John Sutton
Case study 8.5: The RCHME/WYAS survey of Yorkshire textile mills 98
Colum Giles
9 Defining and recording the resource: artefacts 101
Jonathan Drake
Case study 9.1: The York Archaeological Trust 110
Christine McDonnell
Case study 9.2: County collections and their management 112
Alastair Penfold and Mark Holloway
Case study 9.3: Tyne and Wear Museums History Department 115
David Fleming
10 Defining and recording the resource: documentation 117
John Burnett and Ian Morrison
Case study 10.1: Bennie Museum, Bathgate 125
John Burnett and Ian Morrison
Case study 10.2: Highland Folk Museum, Kingussie 126
John Burnett and Ian Morrison
11 The legislation and institutional context: the countryside 127
Graham Taylor
Case study 11.1: Wicken Fen: the management of a nature reserve 135
Laurie Friday
Case study 11.2: Details of objection to planning application adjoining SSSI
Philip Broadbent-Yale 140
Case study 11.3: The heather moorland of the Exmoor National Park 144
Graham Taylor
Case study 11.4: East Durham Groundwork Trust 146
Graham Taylor
12 The legislation and institutional context: the built environment 148
Anthony Streeten
13 The legislation and institutional context: museums 157
Alf Hatton
14 The legislation and institutional context: the maritime heritage 171
Robert Baldwin
Case study 14.1: The Hampshire and Wight Trust for Maritime Archaeology 184
Brian Sparks
Case study 14.2: The warship Vasa and Swedish maritime archaeology 187
Lars-Ake Kvarning
15 Conservation techniques: nature conservation and countryside management
Graham Taylor 191
16 Conservation techniques: the built environment 196
Paul Drury
Case study 16.1: Marsh Windmill, Thornton, near Blackpool 202
G.J. O. Wallis
17 Conservation techniques: museum collections 205
Suzanne Keene
Case study 17.1: Collections conservation in Oxfordshire 217
Karen Hull
18 Working with other interests: the natural heritage 220
Graham Taylor
Case study 18.1: The Mid Wales Festival of the Countryside 222
Arwel Jones
19 Working with other interests: the built environment and museums 225
Michael Stratton
Section Three: Fundingand Operations Management 233
Section Co-ordinators: Rob Shorland-Ball and Terry Robinson
20 Financial management 235
Brian Griffiths
Case study 20.1: Business plans and budgets: Quarry Bank Mill, Styal 243
Stephen Feber
Case study 20.2: Fund-raising in the smaller museum 246
Christopher Zeuner and Richard Pailthorpe
21 Developing a training strategy and plan 249
Robert Scott
Case study 21.1: Changing a culture: the English Heritage custodian training
programme 256
Jonathan Griffinn
22 Visitor and user services 258
Gordon Riddle
23 Managing volunteers: a partnership approach 270
Sue Millar
Case study 23.1: Volunteers at The Boat Museum, Ellesmere Port 280
Tony Hirst
24 Information systems 283
Terry Robinson
Section Four: Interpretation and Presentation 291
Section Co-ordinator: David Uzzell
25 Heritage interpretation in Britain four decades after Tilden 293
David Uzzell
26 Interpretative planning 303
Brian Goodey
Case study 26.1: The development and interpretation of Oakwell Hall
Country Park, Batley, West Yorkshire 312
Catherine Hall
Case study 26.2: London's Tower Bridge 315
Richard Harrison
27 People-based interpretation 320
Paul Risk
Case study 27.1: Bringing history alive: special events at
English Heritage 331
Jonathan Griffin and Howard Giles
Case study 27.2: Illustrations and observations from Wigan and Beamish 333
Peter Lewis
Case study 27.3: Young National Trust Theatre 335
Sally Woodhead
28 Design-based interpretation 338
Giles Velarde, with a contribution by Rosemary Allen
Case study 28.1: Audio-visuals at Hellfire Corner, Dover Castle 348
Jack Lohman and Simon Rice-Oxley
Case study 28.2: Audio-visuals at the Museum of Tolerance, Los Angeles 350
Jack Lohman and Simon Rice-Oxley
Case study 28.3: Interpretation for persons with a disability 353
Sir John Cox
Case study 28.4: Verulamium Museum 356
Sam Mullins
29 Heritage interpretation and environmental education 359
Graham Carter
Case study 29.1: The Bancroft Villa Thriller 365
Marion Blockley
30 The evaluation of interpretative provision 369
Roger Miles
Case study 30.1: An evaluation of the provision of drama in the Science
Museum, London 376
Sandra Bicknell
Section Five: Marketing 379
Section Co-ordinator: Kenneth Robinson
31 Selling the heritage product 381
Kenneth Robinson with contributions by Marion Wertheim and Grahame Senior
Case study 31.1: Warwick Castle 400
Martin Westwood
- Langue
- English = Anglais
- Sujet
- Antiquities - Collection and preservation
- Historic sites - Conservation and restoration
- Cultural property - Protection
- Biens culturels - Protection
- Lieux historiques - Conservation et restauration
- ISBN/ISSN
- 0-75060-822-6
- Pays
- United Kingdom
- Type de document
- Monograph = Monographie
- Localisation
- CC 135 M36
- Clé
- 10093
- Collection
- Catalogue