[Congressional Record Volume 140, Number 67 (Wednesday, May 25, 1994)]
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                      TRIBUTE TO NANCY N. CAMPBELL

  Mr. LIEBERMAN. Mr. President, I rise today to say a few words about 
Nancy N. Campbell, who will be honored in my home State of Connecticut 
for her outstanding contributions to historic preservation.
  On May 26 at the Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford, Nancy Campbell will 
receive the Harlan H. Griswold Award, the highest tribute which can be 
given in Connecticut for work in support of the cause of historic 
preservation.
  Ms. Campbell is being honored for her leadership in local and State 
preservation in Connecticut and for her effectiveness in promoting 
preservation at the highest levels of national awareness.
  As a resident of Middletown, CT, Ms. Campbell helped found the 
Greater Middletown Preservation Trust and served as a member of the 
Landmarks Advisory Board of Wesleyan University. She joined the board 
of the Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation, where she served a 
term as chairman. For 6 years, she served as a member of the 
Connecticut Historical Commission.
  She continued in her commitment to preservation activities after 
establishing a second home in New York, where she now serves as vice 
chairman of the Preservation League of New York. While maintaining 
homes both in Connecticut and New York, she was asked to serve on an 
advisory committee to Connecticut's Department of Transportation, whose 
goal was to create a set of design standards for Connecticut's beloved 
and historic Merritt Parkway. This important document has been 
completed and is being instituted.
  Ms. Campbell now serves as vice president of the board of the 
National Trust for Historic Preservation.
  The landscape of Connecticut and indeed of the entire United States 
will be the richer for her dedicated efforts to historic preservation.

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