Preservation of the Stein Landmark Garden Cities
Interviews with Pamela Seager
1. The Historic Significance of Rancho Los Alamitos
2. The Importance of Planning for a Historic Site
3. Components of a Long-Term Preservation Plan
4. Selecting the Right Preservation Professionals
5. The Role of the Board of Directors at a Historic Site
6. The Role of Volunteers and the Community
7. What is Important to Grant Foundations
8. Lessons for Baldwin Hills Village and Other Garden Cities
Pamela Seager is the founding Executive Director of Rancho Los Alamitos in Long Beach, California. She is nationally known for the preservation of this site's extensive landscapes, which represent several centuries of national and California history.
Pamela Seagar has presented programs on historic landscapes for the National Park Service, National Trust, and several universities. In recognition of her lengthy efforts, the American Society of Landscape Architects has awarded Pamela Seager its "Outstanding Contributor to the Preservation of Historic Landscapes".
Dorothy Fue Wong conducted these interviews from February 6, 2009 to September 30, 2009.
