Coming soon…

A scholarly, authoritative resource published by the National Park Service to expand the intellectual foundation of cultural resource management.

Thoughtful, peer-reviewed articles address history, developments, trends, and emerging issues in cultural resource management in the United States and abroad.

Leading professionals in history, architecture, curation, ethnography, archeology, cultural landscapes, folklore, and related fields share their research, findings, and perspectives to deepen our understanding of heritage stewardship.

Active dialogue is encouraged among practitioners, academics, and the broader heritage community to stimulate innovation and creativity in disciplinary and cross-disciplinary approaches to issues.

Interviews, reviews, and letters to the editor report on changing methodologies, explore the public presentation of cultural resources, and provide a forum for commentary.

Respected leaders on the Editorial Board recommend topics, authors, and peer reviewers to ensure currency and value.

CRM Journal continues the 25-year tradition of CRM magazine by providing a multidisciplinary venue for sharing information and experience. It is published biannually. There is no charge for a subscription

CRM Journal is part of a family of publications published by the National Park Service for the heritage community. The journal's sister publications include the quarterly Common Ground: Preserving Our Nation's Heritage, a monthly digital newsletter Heritage News, and an online information clearinghouse Heritage Exchange. For the complete offering of publications, periodicals, and technical bulletins available click on "Publications Home."