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list can be found on UNESCO’s website. Much of the information requested on this document has already

been explored in this proposal. What remains to be completed for the future of the site is additional detailed

historical research, documentations and maps of the site itself.

It is important to also note that for the U.S. Department of the Interior will only consider sites

to be proposed which are already landmarks recognized as significant with the inclusion on the

registry of the National Park Service. The Freeman Houses are already on this registry, and a

document with photos taken from 1994 as well as description of the site are available on NPR’s

website (“National Register,” 1999).

ORGANIZATIONAL SUPPORT AND FUNDING

There are many current organizations that have turned their attention to the Mary and Eliza

Freeman Houses. With the threat of demolition to the site in 2009, there was a jumpstarted effort

and attention to the houses which influenced the transfer of ownership to the non-profit

organization “The Mary and Eliza

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