MSS 153, LEMUEL A. GARRISON PAPERS GENERAL FILE SERIES DESCRIPTION AND CONTAINER LIST. General File Series, 1828, , 20 cu. ft.

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1 General File Series, 1828, , 20 cu. ft., folders This series is arranged alphabetically by folder title and then chronologically within each folder. Most of the material in the General File series consists of a variety of publications on the nation s parks, historic sites and monuments. There are also newspaper and magazine articles, newsletters, bulletins, reports, maps, correspondence, memos, notes, and speeches. Garrison used these materials for reference in his jobs as a National Park Service employee, free lance writer, guest lecturer and visiting professor. There is material on the national parks, including Big Bend Glacier, Grand Canyon, Sequoia, Yellowstone and Yosemite, where Garrison worked during his career as well as material on other parks and public lands. Also included is information on his position at the Hopewell Village National Historic Site and his two District of Columbia posts, plus files on the National Park Service s field training facility, the Horace M. Albright Training Center or Academy. In addition, the series has correspondence and other material relating to Horace M. Albright, who helped Stephen T. Mather start up the National Park Service in There are reports and memos concerning MISSION 66, a National Park Service program to improve the preservation and protection of the nation s parks and public lands and to execute it by the Park Service s 50th Anniversary in Park Service policy information can be found on concessions, carrying capacity of the parks and public lands, ethics in park management, forest fires, equal employment opportunity, personnel, and the controversy over the title and duties of the rangers. Other material on the National Park Service includes its 50th Anniversary and history, conferences, memos and newsletters. Some quotes, clippings and other material on Interior Secretaries Walter J. Hickel and Stewart L. Udall and National Park Service Director George B. Hartzog, Jr. are located in this series. The correspondence folders in this series contain letters and memos. The majority of Garrison s personnel records are filed in this series as well as some biographical material. A number of speeches done by Garrison on a variety of subjects can be found in this series. In addition, there are copies of some speeches by Presidents John F. Kennedy and Richard M. Nixon, National Park Service Director George B. Hartzog, Jr., and some other individuals. There are speech preparation notes and reference material on such subjects as beauty, humor, poetry and religion. Material on other general subjects includes bears, camping, cities, conservation, environment, historic preservation, Native Americans, land planning, management, planning, pollution, public relations, safety, water and watershed management, wilderness and wildlife. Some of the many groups/programs in which Garrison was greatly involved listed in this series include the Aspen Institute Executive Program, the National Conference on State Parks, the National Recreation and Park Association, the National Wildlife Federation, Sierra Club, and the Society of American Foresters. Information on some of the universities where Garrison lectured includes Arizona State College, Colorado State, Ohio State, Oregon State, Stanford and Texas A&M. Finally, this series contains correspondence, notes, miscellaneous sections and drafts concerning Garrison s book, The Making of a Ranger: Forty Years with the National Parks.

2 Important correspondents include Horace Marden Albright and George B. Hartzog, Jr. 6

3 1 1 [Acadia National Park]; June 22, Adobe (Sun-dried Brick): Manufacturing and Use; January Adirondack Mountains National Park (Proposed); July-November Alaska (Rampart Dam, Parks, Environmental Concepts); November 1963-October 7, 1973 Horace Albright [Correspondence] 5 March 14, 1950-October 13, March 5, 1976-July 12, [Miscellaneous Material]; September 20, 1928; December 5, 1959; May 18, 1973; April 15, 1974; September 14, 1976; [n.d.] Albright Training Academy Courses and Announcements 8 [c. 1966]-November 24, January 11, 1971-February 3, Evaluations of Course; 1972 Grand Canyon Material 11 May 1950; November 1965-June 11, November 26, 1971-November 16, Material (Suggested College Courses for National Park Service Rangers); June 1940; 1965; February 4, 1966; July 18, Miscellaneous Course Materials and Aims; 1970-February 3, 1975 Reference Materials 15 May 13, 1918; January 1953-August 18, September 1970-December 20, February 29, 1972-January 21, Apostle Islands; June 30, 1967-March 17, Appomattox Court House National Historic Monument; [n.d.] 20 Archaeology; March 1962-June 2, Architecture; Spring 1967-July Arizona; 1963; [n.d.] 3 23 [Articles by Garrison]; May [Articles on Garrison]; August 8, 1956-September 13, Art: [General Information]; January 8, 1964-February 1, 1981 Aspen Institute Executive Program (1965 Attendee), 26 December 21, 1963-Winter, December Assateague Island; 1965; September 1968-May 22, Aztec National Monument; 1942 Bears (Black and Grizzlies) 30 July 28, 1939; August 1960-July 7, July 6, 1971-July

4 4 32 Beauty (Natural, Cities, et. al.); February 8, 1965-June 21, Bicentennial Planning (Philadelphia); March 27, 1968 September 12, 1970 Big Bend National Park Correspondence 34 January 12, 1952-February 24, March 1, 1955-August 6, [Miscellaneous Material]; ; 1976; [c. 1978] 37 Newsletters and Clippings; [c. November 1952]-July 11, [Proposed International Park Adjoining Big Bend]; September 27, 1930; April 22, 1954-October 10, [Speeches]; March 25, 1953-September 19, 1955; [c. December 6, 1974] 40 Big Thicket National Reserve; March Biographical Material for the Media; August 2, 1956-August 30, Bison (Buffalo); November 28, 1942; February 22-April 22, 1944; February 6, Boss Pinkley s Ruminations by Frank Pinkley; December 2, Boy Scouts of America; October 23, 1944-November 2, Brookings Institute (Williamsburg, Virginia); February-March 25, Bryce Canyon National Park; June California; 1935; 1937; September 23, 1963; February 1966; [c. 1974] Camping (Backpacking and General Information) 48 May 1940; 1963-October [c. 1968]-December 7, Canada (Park Planning); April 1958-September 16, Canyonlands National Park; March 29, 1962; January 1965; [c. 1969] Cape Cod National Seashore 52 August 7, Carrying Capacity for Parks and Other Public Lands; August 27, December Casa Grande Ruins National Monument; 1942; [Castillo de San Marcos National Monument]; Chaco Canyon National Monument; Chimney Rock National Historic Site; 1959 Cities (Problems, Studies, Publications) 59 [c. April 3, 1964]-September November 1967-September 8, March 1971-November [The Cities That Died of Fear by Paul A. F. Walter]; Coal; March 2-November 30, College Station Speeches; July 1973-Spring, Colonial National Historical Park; 1941; 1976; [n.d.] 8

5 66 Colonial Philadelphia Historical Society; 1955-October 13, Communications; January 1965-June Concessions (Relating to National Parks); December 2, 1954-January 13, 1973 Conference: 69 American Institute of Park Executives; October 1964-September st World Conference on National Parks, Seattle, Washington; June 30-July 7, nd World Conference on National Parks with Yellowstone Centennial Program, Seattle, Washington; January 24, 1969; March 1-September 27, Congressional Records: Different Subjects; January 27, 1930; September 3, 1964-June 20, Connecticut; 1966 Conservation Articles and Miscellaneous Information 74 May 28, 1953; April 15, 1964-November 2, January 1968-April Foundation: Newsletters, etc.; April 1969-August Controversy: Miscellaneous Articles; February 19, 1958-April 20, Cooking (Recipes, etc.); May 20, 1965-June 4, Cornelius Amory Pugsley Gold Medal Award; January 18, 1967-May 23, 1969; Coronado National Memorial; 1973 Correspondence 81 March 20, 1939-August 19, August 20, 1956-March 4, 1964 Correspondence 8 83 March 26-December 28, January 13-December 17, January 3-March 9, March 10-July 28, August 1, 1966-March 31, April 3-August 23, August 25, 1967-January 30, February 2-July 9, July 16-November 29, December 5, 1968-May 29, June 2-December 19, December 22, 1969-February 27, March 2-April 30, May 1-July 16, July 17, 1970-August 19,

6 98 September 14, 1971-November 14, January 15, 1974-July 2, [The Council Ring (National Park Service Publication)]; December 12, 1938-June 9, Custer Battlefield National Monument; August Death Valley National Monument; 1972 Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area 103 October 13, 1962-May March 1969-August 19, Desert; August 14, 1966; October 22, Dictionary of International Biography; Directories; 1970; [ Eagle Eggs Transplanted to Maine (Article)]; [c. 1974] Earth Day (Environmental Awareness); March 11-May 2, Ecology; 1963-February 27, El Morro National Monument; [El Paso Culture: Brochures and Programs]; October 1971-May Energy Conservation; May 12, 1969-February 6, 1974 Environment 114 [c. 1965]-December 12, January 5-October 29, February 22, 1971-August 25, [c. 1978] Environment: National Park Service s STEP Program; 1971-March 7, Environmental Projects Bulletin for Northeast Region, National Park Service; January 30-June 30, Equal Employment Opportunity: National Park Service - Concessions Action Plans; October 1965-April 21, Ethics in National Parks Management; October 12, 1965-September Everglades Environment; July-September Federal Executive: U.S. Civil Service Commission; August 5, July 26, Federal Hall National Memorial; Fire Island National Seashore; September 11, 1964-June 4, Fish (Trout Unlimited, SFI Bulletin, Articles, Research, etc.); ; April 1961-October Forest Fire Control ([National Parks] Sequoia, Yosemite, Glacier, Grand Canyon); 1937; May 1938; November 1943; March 1949 Forest Fire Policy (National Park Service and United States Forest Service) 128 April 22, 1971-February 25, March-November 7, February 9-March 24,

7 131 Forests (Forest Products, USFS [United States Forest Service]); July 10, 1962-February 1, Fort Laramie National Historic Site; Fort Marion and Fort Matanzas National Monuments; 1941; Fort Necessity National Battlefield; 1942-March Fort Point National Historic Site; June Fort Union National Monument; December Gateway National Recreational Area (East); General Grant National Memorial; Geothermal Energy; May 11, 1967; June 12, 1974; [n.d.] 140 Gettysburg National Military Park; Glacier National Park; August 22, 1914; May 20, 1942-January 19, 1946; July 18, 1953; June 1, Glen Canyon National Recreation Area; Golden Gate National Recreation Area; Golden Spike; 1969 Grand Canyon 145 Albright Training Academy: Speeches; February 1966-October Chamber of Commerce; October 20, 1971; January 19, 1972; May 24, 1972 [General Information] ; April 3, 1946-January 31, February 6, 1951-March 13, Rotarian Club; March 11, 1949-October 18, 1951; March 27, River Running (White Water Management); August 9, 1972-April 28, [The Shrine of the Ages Chapel Corporation]; January 18, June 23, Grand Teton National Park; Great Smoky Mountains National Park; 1941; Greece Olympia National Park (Proposed); February 15, 1968-January 23, Guadalupe Mountains National Park; September 30, 1972-May The Hagley Museum; [n.d.] 157 Hamilton Grange National Memorial; [n.d.] 158 [Handicapped Policies]; 1971; May [Hartzog, George B., Jr., National Park Service Director: Speeches and Biographical Sketch]; May 3, 1964-September Herbicides and Pesticides; October 1959-May 3, 1973 Historic Preservation HABS, NHLP, NRHP, NSHSB, 161 September 22, 1963-August June 20, 1967-July Landmarks; December 22, 1964-January

8 164 National Trust; September 1965-February History: Mayflower and Descendents; August-September History of National Parks and Service; June 1828; January 1917-May Honey Hollow Watershed Association (Buck County, Pennsylvania); March 21, 1968; August 12, 1970-October 18, 1971 Hopewell Village National Historic Site October 10, 1939-[c. December 1972] 169 May 17, 1973-November 30, Hubbell Trading Post National Historical Site; [n.d.] 171 Humorous References for Speeches and Writings; , [n.d.] 172 Idaho State Parks; 1961; Independence National Historic Park; 1961; Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore (Proposed); 1966; April 25, 1969 Indians 175 General Items of Interest; [c. 1964]-[c. 1975] Training and Commercial Development 176 June 5, 1972-May 24, May May 14, 1975 Interior Secretary 178 Walter J. Hickel Quotes and Clippings; January 1969-February 22, Stewart L. Udall Quotes and Clippings; March 2, 1962-January 28, 1971 International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources (Annual Reports, Bulletins, Supplements, Correspondence) December January 1974-March 1981 Interpretation (Generally National Park Service) ; April 20, 1964-March April 1, 1974-March 10, Interpretation (TAMU Course on Environmental Interpretation); February 25, 1957; October 26-November 1, 1970; [n.d.] Isle Royale National Park March 23, April 29, Izaak Walton League of America; March 10, 1960-July Jamestown, Colonial; 1955; 1956; 1971; [n.d.] 189 Job Corps; June 3, 1966; Winter Land Exchange and Acquisitions; July 1967-June 17, Land Planning; 1969; March 6, 1972-October Land Use Planning; January 1964; December 7, 1970-March 19, Lassen Volcanic National Park; [n.d.] 12

9 194 Law Enforcement (Articles, Handbook, etc.); 1953; 1962; 1966; May 15, 1969-September 1, Leadership; February 1957; September 1961-October 3, Legislation: Parks; November 1963-August 13, Leisure; April 1964-March 16, Leopold Report: Wildlife Management in the National Parks; March 4, 1963-September 22, Letters to and from the Directors of the National Park Service; November 7, 1961-June 3, Letters to and from the President, Congress, and the Secretary of the Interior; January 16, 1961-April 21, Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial; 1950; [n.d.] 202 Litter and Vandalism; May 1966-September 4, Living History; 1968-November 13, Longfellow National Historic Site (Proposed); October 1, Louisiana State Land Office; [n.d.] 206 Lyndon B. Johnson National Historic Site; [n.d.] 207 Maintenance; January 17, 1964-August 14, 1973 [The Making of a Ranger Book] 208 [Table of Contents, Introduction, Chapters I-IV]; [c.1970 s] 209 [Chapters V-IX]; [c s] 210 [Chapters X-XIV]; [c s] 211 [Chapters XV-XVI]; [c s] 212 [Correspondence]; February 9, 1968-August 30, 1982 [Miscellaneous Book Sections] 213 October 31, 1972-September September 1977-April 19, [n.d.] [Miscellaneous Notes and Book Pages] 216 [n.d.] 217 [n.d.] Management 218 April 1962-December January 3, 1967-May May 8, 1969-December 26, February 2, 1973-[c. 1973] Media/Freedom of Press; May Mexico; 1952; 1970; 1973; [Michigan Economic Development Commission: The Upper Peninsula: Three Years After the EBASCO Report]; June 1, [Midwest Region Superintendents Conference]; October 1-6, 1964; November 14, 1964 Midwest Regional Office/National Park Service 226 April 3, 1964-April 20, June 1-December 14,

10 Minnesota State Park Manager Training School; January 18-May 27, 1965; October 18, 1971 Mission 66 (A Program to Set Parks Right for the Future) 229 May 13, 1918; February 18, 1955-October 30, November 9, 1956-April 7, April 24, 1961-August Montezuma Castle National Monument (Sycamore Trail); August Morristown National Historical Park; Mount McKinley National Park; Mount Rainier National Park; Mountaineering; 1938; 1963; Muir Woods National Monument; Museum Security; April 18, 1966 National Conference on State Parks : December 1954; September 30, 1962; June-December 13, : May-September 27, : January 4-August 14, : September 13-December 16, : February 12-June : August 6-December 31, : January 6-April 17, : June 3, 1970-August : January 4-October 29, : November 1-22, : January 5-March : March 17-December 20, : March 8-June 8, : July 13-November 30, : December 3-21, : January 2-30, : February 1-April 24, : April 25-September 26, : October-December 31, National Forests Recreation; ; April 1962-August 1966 National Park Service 259 [Candorated Sometimes News]; January-March 1971 Conferences 260 March 6, 1945-October 9, September 12, 1965-January 24, th Anniversary; November 15, 1965-August 25, Interpreters Newsletters; April 1, 1968-June Newsletters; August 1966-December Policy; July 1, 1966-September 25,

11 266 [Press Image of the Service]; August 1963-April 22, Special Informational Memoranda No ; August 16, November 10, Washington Information Office; September 27, 1941-May 15, [Yellowstone/Teton] Conference; September-October 23, 1957 National Recreation and Park Association : January 27-October 24, : September 17-December 3, : December 6-29, : June 27, : February-December : January-November : January 11-October 12, : February-September 29, : October 1-December 26, : 1972; January 2-December 28, : January 4-November 14, : February 13-December 8, : February 25-October 7, 1977 National Wildlife Federation 284 September 1965-October 15, February 1969-May The Nature Conservancy News; May 1965-Spring, Nevada; New Jersey: Conservation and Preservation Material; March May New York: March 27-April 22, Nez Perce National Historic Park; January 4, 1965-January 9, North Cascades National Park and Ross Lake National Recreation Area (Proposal); March [North Pole, Flight to the]; Northeast Regional Office (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania); February 9, 1966-Summer, Oceans; October 1965-July 18, Oregon Caves National Monument; Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument; October-December Outdoor Recreation; 1948-October 1970; [n.d.] 298 [Outdoor Recreation, National Conference on Professional Education for]; July 9-11, Outdoor Writers Association of America; June 26, 1968; March Padre Island National Seashore; May 8, 1973 Park Practice Program (Grist and Design Issues) 301 May 1964-June

12 302 July 1967-October [ Parkscape U.S.A. Article by George R. Hartzog, Jr.]; August Pecos National Monument; Pennsylvania: Natural Beauty and Tourism; July 1964-June 30, 1970 People/Use: Articles and Statistics on Population Growth and Space Use 306 March 1959-January March 1969-September 21, 1973 Personnel 308 Management; December 30, 1963-January 7, Ratings, Forms, and Hatch Act Rights; May 1966-January 15, 1969 [Personnel Records, Garrison s] 310 October 1929-November 9, January 11, 1943-January 11, January 14, 1946-September 10, September 19, 1948-July 2, September 19, 1952-April 20, May 7, 1962-March Peters Valley Craft Village Program (Delaware Water Gap National Recreational Area); July 1, 1969-May 4, 1971 Philadelphia: Historic Places 317 June 21, 1950-May July 1967-December 31, January 17, 1969-September 12, No Dates 321 Physical Education and Application; 1970-June Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore; [Pine Barrens National Reserve]; [n.d.] 324 Pipe Spring National Monument; Pipestone National Monument; Planning 326 January 1941-July 7, December 19, 1967-April 15, July 28, 1969-March 6, [1972]-April 28, May Plymouth Rock; [Poetry, Miscellaneous]; 1947; Point Reyes National Seashore; June 27, 1970-February 21, 1971 Pollution 334 May 1962-May 10, July 1968-September 28, February 4, 1971-November 22, Population; 1966-March 3,

13 338 Power Lines Problems; 1969; Predator and Rodent Control in the United States Report by Advisory Board on Wildlife Management; March 9, [Presidential (John F. Kennedy, Richard M. Nixon)] Speeches Affecting Conservation Policies; March 1, 1962; February 19, 1969-February 10, Public Lands; March 1965-August 1970 Public Relations 342 October 27, 1961-May 14, No Dates Rangers: Controversy over Title and Duties in the National Park Service 344 August 1936; July 1, 1964-May 27, June 1971-November 1972 Recreation 346 Advisory Council; March 26, 1963-October 20, General; March 25, 1949; September 1962-March Outdoor; January 1964-February Redwood National Park, Trials and Tribulations of Establishing; March 15, 1944; July 25, 1964-June 25, Regional Solicitor/Legal Review and Legal Rights for Natural Systems; April 9, 1968; 1975 Research 351 October 4, 1963-March 29, May 1965-October 12, July 8, Richmond National Battlefield Park; 1946 Rivers 355 Upper Missouri Wild and Scenic; August 28, 1961 Wild and Scenic ; [c. 1962]-June May 22, 1970-June 25, The Road to the Future: Long Range Objectives, Goals and Guidelines for the National Park Service; Roads: National Park Standards and Other Material; July 17, July 8, Safety; May 8, 1964-December Sagamore Hill National Historic Site; Saint Croix National Scenic Highway (Proposed); October 13, 1964; October 10, Salem Maritime National Historic Site; San Francisco, California; Sequoia National Park; September 1932-September 10, 1935; [ Sez Hard Rock Shorty of Death Valley Columns by Garrison]; September 1938-December

14 367 Shenandoah National Park; June Sierra Club Bulletins 368 April 1960-December July 1968-October [Miscellaneous Information]; 1940-February 11, Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore; Social Problem Solving; April 1965; March-June 1969 Society of American Foresters 373 October 21, September 27, 1964-June 26, July 2, 1968-October Southwest Region Federal Parks; Space/Outer and Related; April 23, 1965; September 21, 1966; July 7, 1941 Speech Reference Material and Preparation Notes 378 August 6, 1921-October 30, February 8, 1968-May 26, No Dates 381 No Dates [Speeches by Garrison] 382 September 19, 1955-October 28, January 8, 1958-[1960] 384 May 5, 1961-October 19, May 23, 1964-February 6, February 6-August 28, September 7, 1966-May 12, May 26, 1967-February April 4, 1968-November 1, No Dates 391 No Dates 392 [Speeches, Miscellaneous]; April 25, 1941; March 24, 1961 Speeches by the Secretaries of the Interior, National Park Service Directors and V.I.P.s Stating Attitudes and Policy 393 August 6, 1921-June April 24, 1961-November 13, May 14, 1972-September 20, Spiritual Material (Includes Graces); April 25, 1961-February 16, 1982; [n.d.] 397 State-Federal Control: Essay and Legislation Items; February Statistics and Listings on a Variety of Subjects; January 1965-October 1, 1966 Student 399 Activism; November 1963-June 10, Conservation Association; July

15 401 Tall Grass Prairie National Park (Proposal); November 15, February 16,

16 Texas; [c. 1955]-July 1974 Texas A & M University (TAMU) Materials Sent to Garrison Prior to Becoming Faculty Member 403 April 1967-March December 1972-Spring, Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace National Historic Site; Tinicum Marsh Preservation; January 27, 1970-August Trails: National Trails System Act; December 1966-April 29, Travel Industry; May 1964; 1966; [n.d.] 409 Trends (Park Practice Program Publication); July 1964-April 1969; December Trout Unlimited: Articles and Support; March 1969-April 23, Tumacaori National Monument; 1940 United States Department of the Interior 412 [Annual Report]; Distinguished Service Award 1962; July 18, 1962-January 21, 1963 News Releases 414 February 23, 1945-November 22, April 9, 1967-June 27, September 14, 1969-March 3, United States Physiographic Map; 1932 Universities 418 Arizona State College; March 11, Colorado State; November 1, 1965-October 5, Florida; May 20, Massachusetts Northeastern Park Training Institute; November 16, 1967-January 19, Michigan Short Course in Administration of National Parks and Equivalent Reserves; June 4, 1964-May 11, Montana State; March 4, 1964-April 8, 1966; March 15, Northern Michigan; June 19, 1972-July 12, Ohio State; April 25, 1969-July 6, 1971 Oregon State 426 July 1970-July 11, July 16, 1973-July 1, 1975; [n.d.] 428 Pennsylvania; November 1965; November Stanford; September 1965-April Syracuse; February 21, 1964-August Tennessee; March 6, Texas Tech; March 1971; August Utah State; September 1964-June 25, 1968 Urban: Articles July 1963-November 2, August 7, 1970-September

17 Vincennes, Historic City on Wabash River in Indiana; 1935; 1936; September 28, Virgin Islands National Park; Voyageurs National Park; June 12, 1964-August 20, Washington Monument; Washington Office: National Park Service Memos; May 19, September 25, 1973 Water and Watershed Management June 5, October 10, 1968-October 6, October 15, 1969-November Western History Association; July 4, 1944-May 1967 Westerners Letters and Publications December February 1963-Summer, Whitman Mission National Historic Site; 1947 Wilderness: Articles 448 February 1930-February 17, April 22, 1965-December January 1, Wildlife: Articles and Reports October 29, January 19, 1967-December Wind Cave National Park; Henry Francis du Pont Winterthur Museum; [n.d.] 455 Wyoming; April 1964-July 1966 Yellowstone National Park 456 Attempts to Adversely Use the Park; August 24, 1931; January 11, 1963; [n.d.] 457 Centennial; February 9, 1970-September 20, Earthquake (Natural History Article); January 1960 Elk and Wildlife Management 459 February 1943-May 25, June 11, 1962-May 22, August 30, 1963-April 1970 [History] 462 September 1957-August 18, April 30, 1971-January 13, [Hot Springs]; March International Visitors; January 19, 1960-January 20, Lake Zoning for Boating Use, etc.; July 21, 1960-September 8, 1960; July 17, 1961 [Miscellaneous Material] ; [n.d.] 21

18 [Mission 66 Plan]; February 16, 1960; [n.d.] 470 Plans for the Future; March 1955-April 30, 1971 Research Papers 471 April 1956-December 20, March 1963-July 31, The Yellowstone Interpreter; July 10, 1963-June [Yellowstone Nature Notes]; March-April Yellowstone Weekly News; February 4, 1960-January 6, [Yosemite Article Entitled Why the Yosemite is so Called ]; [n.d.] Yosemite National Park Camping Surveys 477 October 26, 1935-August 30, September 3, 1937-December 30, [Miscellaneous Material]; 1936-December 7, 1977 Reports and Papers 480 April 10, 1938-September 30, October 1, 1938-June 29, July 3, 1939-December 10, Zion National Park; January 1947;