| | George Rogers Clark NHP: Historic Structures Report (Chapter 1) |
 | | Because of the unusual acoustics in the rotunda, visitors are provided with headsets with built-in transistors which enable them to listen to a recorded interpretive talk associated with each mural. |
| | Both Bob Starrett of the Indiana Department of Natural Resources and Architectural Historian Henry Judd of the National Park Service question the wisdom of continuing the halfway measures of the past 30 years. |
| | The rotunda will continue to interpret the story of the winning of the "Old Northwest" by George Rogers Clark and his men, the Ordinance of 1787, the organization of territorial governments in this area, and the admission of these territories to the Union as co-equals with the original 13 states. |
| www.cr.nps.gov /history/online_books/gero/hsr1.htm (556 words) |
