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In 1999, the four participating counties commissioned a study of the feasibility of Heritage Area Recognition and Certification for the Eastern Shore. Results of the study were presented to the Maryland
Heritage Area Authority as part of the Heritage Area Recognition process. After Heritage Area Recognition is achieved, ESHI will prepare a Management Plan, which is required for Heritage Area Certification.
You may navigate through the chapters and appendices of the Feasibility Study by using the online Interactive Table of Contents.
Or you may download the Feasibility Study in Acrobat Reader (PDF) format in the following sections:
- Table of Contents (370K)
- Abstract (420K)
- Introduction (370K)
- Chapter 1
Heritage Development on the Eastern Shore (186K)
- Chapter 2
Evidence of the Areaâs Heritage (2200K)
- Chapter 3
Interpretive Structures and Programs (1550K)
- Chapter 4
Managing the Heritage Area (1270K)
- Chapter 5
Conclusions and Recommendations (1100K)
- Appendix A
Historic and Cultural Sites (56K)
- Appendix B
Maryland Heritage Authority Guidelines (29K)
- Appendix C
Events on the Eastern Shore (31K)
- Appendix D
Potential Partners (39K)
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