Pearson Field (Vancouver, Wash.)

found: Pearson Field, c2006:p. 8 (Pearson Field; officially dedicated on Sept. 16, 1925; on the site of the Vancouver Barracks; formerly called Vancouver Barracks Aerodrome) p. 9 (under the auspices of the city of Vancouver, the commercial and military fields were officially joined and renamed Pearson Airpark in 1946; in 1970, the National Park Service purchased a portion of Pearson Field on the west side, and Vancouver acquired land on the east to create Vancouver National Historic Reserve; airfield's name recently returned to Pearson Field)

found: City of Vancouver website, Sept. 28, 2007:Services & Public Safety > Pearson Field Airport ( Pearson Field Airport; Pearson Field; operated by the City of Vancouver, Washington, which owns 61.8 acres of the 134.4-acre airport site. The remaining 72.6 acres are owned by the National Park Service and lie within the Vancouver National Historic Reserve; the only airport in the U.S. that operates totally within the boundaries of a national historic reserve) - http://www.cityofvancouver.us/pearson.asp?menuid=10465&submenuid=19252

found: Pearson Airfield business plan, 2005, via City of Vancouver Pearson Field Airport website, Sept. 28, 2007:PDF t.p. (Pearson Airfield) p. ii (Pearson Field) p. 3 (owned and managed by the City of Vancouver) - http://www.cityofvancouver.us/upload/images/CMO/Airport%20Business%20Plan-%20March%2021%202005%20_3_.pdf