Kidd, R. Steven

Cumberland Island National Seashore (CUIS) agreed to exchange a parcel of land north of the Greyfield Inn (henceforth known as the Sprague tract) to the owners of the Greyfield Inn in exchange for a larger tract of land in the Wilderness Area of Cumberland Island (henceforth known as the Wilderne

In 2006, the Cockspur Island Lighthouse (9CH674, FOPU-4.001) was found to be in immediate need of stabilization, due to a marine borer infestation, which, if left unchecked, threatened to undermine the wooden foundation of the brick and mortar lighthouse.

On May 6, 2009, SEAC Archeologist Steven Kidd accompanied by Archeological Aid Christina Jones, departed Tallahassee en route to Chattanooga, TN to conduct archeological testing in advance of the bridge rehabilitation at Alexander's and Slough Bridges .

Cumberland Island National Seashore (CUTS) agreed to exchange a parcel of land north of the Greyfield Inn (henceforth known as the Sprague tract) to the owners of the Greyfield Inn in exchange for a larger tract of land in the Wilderness Area of Cumberland Island (henceforth known as the Wilderne

The Historic Preservation Division (HPD) has received the research design carried out as part of the Programmatic Agreement (PA) stipulations for the above referenced project. Our review of this information is in accordance with the ratified PA for this undertaking, signed in 1995.

Cumberland Island National Seashore (CUIS) plans to exchange a section of land (02- 213) north of Greyfield Mansion (Figure 1) for a privately owned section of property (02- 212) located in the wilderness area.