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Caption: The restoration process, and the documentation accompanying that, is the process of uncovering and preserving invisible landscapes and stories. Those stores are as complex as the landscape, full of both triumph and discrimination. Image: Image from the report, labeled “Historic Fire Hydrant.” Image is of a weathered fire hydrant in overgrown vegetation.

"The restoration process, and the documentation accompanying that, is the process of uncovering and preserving invisible landscapes and stories. Those stores are as complex as the landscape, full of both triumph and discrimination." Image in the Appendix of the Preservation/Restoration of Moton Field, Phase II Cultural Landscape Report, Tuskegee Airmen National Historic Site.

These images were prepared as part of a series focusing on cultural landscape reports and historic structure reports, highlighting examples and illustrating how the reports relate to preservation history in the National Park System.

• Keywords: cultural landscape; CLR