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Notes on the Assets, Objectives and Process for Preserving Stevens County History

Preserve America Planning  
   
Significance Assets Themes
   
Geological Diversity Buildings Geology
Rich Biology Lost Falls Native Life
Native Center Lost Cities Fur Trade
River Road Pictures Mining
National Boundary Oral History Farming
Most Powerful River Native Lore Transportation
Huge Gold Deposits Mines Electricity
Huge Lead Deposits Farms Migration
Rich Farmland People Schools
Largest County Wildlife Sports
  Music
  War and Peace
  Forestry
  Cattle
  Nature
Tools Outlets Growth
   
Inventories Museums Grants
Books Tours Donations
Oral History Events Labor
Newspapers Entertainment Artifacts
Wikies Web Sites Media Coverage
Schools Podcasts Memberships
Blogs Signage
  Identity
   

In order to succeed at educating ourselves and the rest of the world about the story of Stevens County, we need to pick stories that bring out the nature of our heritage and tell them in a way that enriches our own awareness and pride, while welcoming the rest of the world to share in the fun.

We need to build a structure that the public can add to personally and augment each other's stories.

Digital data and media offer new ways to record and distribute documents, images, stories, oral histories and knowledge with little impact on historical objects or locations, and comparative little cost.  If we can use this new technology to both preserve our assets, promote our cultural heritage and engage our neighbors in the process, it will sustain itself.


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