George B. Hartzog, Jr. Papers
Mss.0074

Summary Information
Historical Sketch
Biographical Note
Scope and Content Note
Arrangement
Administrative Information
Controlled Access Headings
Collection Inventory: Subject File; Subject File Additions; Book Material; Post Park Service; Oversize; Artifacts; Audio; Photographs and Negatives; Oversize Photographs and Negatives

Summary Information

Repository: Clemson University Libraries Special Collections
Creator: Hartzog, George B.
Title: George B. Hartzog, Jr. Papers
ID: Mss.0074
Date [bulk]: Bulk, 1960-1970
Date [inclusive]: 1916-2008
Extent: 64.0 cubic feet (177 boxes, 39 oversize folders, 3 boxes, 7 oversize folders of photographs, 2 compact discs of photographs, 6 cassette tapes)
Language: English
Abstract: This collection consists of the personal papers of George Benjamin Hartzog, Jr., the majority of which document his long career with the National Park Service, 1946-1972. These papers are primarily related to his position as Director of the National Park Service, 1964-1972. However, there is some material related to his earlier job positions in the National Park Service. In addition, there is some information regarding Mr. Hartzog's book, Battling for the National Parks, and the period following his resignation from the National Park Service. George Hartzog's gift to Clemson University in September 1984 initiated efforts to develop a major research collection for studying the National Park Service.

Historical Sketch

The National Park Service: A Short History 1872-1972

The National Parks began in 1872 when President Ulysses Grant signed a bill setting aside Yellowstone "for the benefit and enjoyment of the people." As the need for preserving America's outstanding scenic treasures became recognized, the Congress established other parks. The Antiquities Act of August 8, 1906, permitting the President to set aside public lands of historic or scientific importance, resulted in the creation of a number of national parks. President William Howard Taft, in 1912, urged that a bureau be established to administer the National Parks, and, on August 15, 1916, President Woodrow Wilson signed a bill creating the National Park Service in the Department of the Interior. The National Park Service's responsibilities were greatly expanded by the Reorganization Act of 1933, which brought under its stewardship a large number of historical areas, battlefields and monuments formerly administered by the War Department or the Forest Service. From 1933-1942, the National Park Service handled the National and State Park CCC [Civilian Conservation Corps] Program.

Under the provisions of the Historic Sites Act of 1935, the National Park Service became responsible for furthering the established national policy of preserving historic sites. In 1936, it was designated by the Park, Parkway and Recreational Area Study Act to cooperate with other Federal agencies and with the states and their political subdivisions in planning their parks, parkways, and recreation areas.

In August, 1937, the National Park Service was organized into four regions with their headquarter offices located in Richmond, Virginia (Region One); Omaha, Nebraska (Region Two); Santa Fe, New Mexico (Region Three); San Francisco, California (Region Four). In 1955, a fifth region was created with its headquarters office located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. A Regional Director heads up each region. In 1954, field offices of the Division of Design and Construction were established in Philadelphia and San Francisco.

The 1960s marked a turning point for the National Park Service. Beginning in the mid-1950s a ten-year plan called MISSION 66 was developed. This plan contained ten major objectives, which ranged from dealing with expansion and problems of visitor impact to coordinating a nationwide recreation plan to providing for the protection, preservation, and perpetuation of substantial wilderness areas on federal land. The Land and Water Conservation Act of 1965 and the 1966 Historic Preservation Act are two pieces of notable legislation, which passed during this period.

In order to gain perspective for this one hundred years of expansion of the National Park Service, from 1872 to 1917 the National Park System had thirty-nine areas and 490,705 visitors. In 1960 there were one hundred eighty-three areas and a visitation of 65,746,000. By 1972 the park system had added seventy-eight new park areas swelling acreage by 2,693,448 acres for a total of 30,000,000 acres. Three hundred natural, historic, recreational, and cultural areas, 13,000 employees, and an operating budget of more than $226,000,000 attest to the growth of the system and the complexity of administering the national parks. This short history came from material within the collection.

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Biographical Note

George Benjamin Hartzog, Jr. was born on March 17, 1920, in Smoaks, Colleton County, South Carolina. He graduated from Carlisle Military School (high school) in Bamberg, South Carolina, in June 1937 and later that year enrolled at Wofford College in Spartanburg, South Carolina. However, due to lack of finances, he was forced to withdraw and went to work for one-and-a-half years as a stenographer and interviewer for the Colleton County Department of Public Welfare. In June 1939, Hartzog started working as a law clerk and legal secretary in the law offices of Padgett and Moorer in Walterboro, South Carolina. During this time he also read and studied the law at night under the tutorship of Mr. Joe Moorer. From September 1940 to May 1941, Hartzog served in the United States Army, and was admitted to the Bar of South Carolina and the Supreme Court of South Carolina in December 1942. He engaged in private law practice until he was inducted into the army on March 18, 1943. Immediately after his release from active duty on March 10, 1946 (1st Lieutenant), Hartzog went to work as an adjudicator in the Bureau of Land Management of the Department of the Interior. However, Hartzog continued to stay in the Army as an active reservist (Captain) from 1946-1958. In October 1946, he transferred to the National Park Service of the Department of the Interior as an attorney in the Office of the Chief Counsel where he worked in three different locations: Chicago, October 1946-October 1947; Denison, Texas, October 1947-August 1948; and Washington, D.C., August 1948-April 1951. Mr. Hartzog was admitted to practice law before the Supreme Court of the United States in October 1949. In April 1951, Hartzog was promoted to be the Assistant Chief of Concessions Management in Washington, D.C. Hartzog received a bachelor's degree in business administration at American University in 1953 and would later complete his course study of the MBA Program there in 1955. In August 1955, he became the Assistant Superintendent of the Rock Mountain National Park in Estes Park, Colorado, and in November 1957, he transferred to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, to become its Assistant Superintendent. In February 1959, Hartzog became the Superintendent of the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Historic Site in St. Louis, Missouri. Hartzog left the National Park Service in July 1962, to serve as the Executive Director and Secretary of Downtown St. Louis, Inc. However, this job turned out to be short-termed because Hartzog returned to the National Park Service in February 1963, as its Associate Director. Also, during 1963, he was admitted to practice law before the Supreme Court of Missouri. On January 6, 1964, during the early period of President Lyndon B. Johnson's administration, George B. Hartzog, Jr. became the seventh Director of the National Park Service following the retirement of Conrad L. Wirth. In September 1970, George Hartzog was admitted to practice law before the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. In the mid-December 1972, due to personnel changes President Richard Nixon wanted to make during his second administration, George Hartzog was asked to resign his position as Director of the National Park Service effective December 31, 1972. He was replaced by Ronald H. Walker.

George Hartzog accomplished much during his twenty-six-year career with the National Park Service. During the period as Superintendent of the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Historic Site in St. Louis, Missouri, he was able to get the support of the federal, state and local governments, as well as the private sector, to initiate the construction of the Gateway Arch on the St. Louis Waterfront. In his eight years as Director of the National Park Service, Hartzog increased the acreage of the national park system by almost 10 per cent-2,693,448 acres were added in 78 new park areas. Included among these newly established park areas were five national parks such as the North Cascades and the Redwood National Parks. Other new additions were the Ozark National Scenic Riverways in Missouri, the Buffalo National River in Arkansas, and the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. Hartzog promoted the National Visitors Center idea at Union Station in Washington, D.C., and supported the cultural national park concept at Wolf Trap Farm in Maryland. He had a hand in the setting up of The Historical Preservation Act of 1966 and the setting aside of millions of acres of Alaskan land under a provision of the Alaska Native Claims Act of 1971 permitting federal study and retention of desirable park sites. During his eight-year tenure, the annual visitation to the national parks more than doubled to the figure of 213 million while the total number of permanent and temporary personnel remained at the same level.

After returning to private law practice specializing in environmental law in January 1973, as a partner of Ragan & Mason, Attorneys-at-Law, in Washington, D.C., Hartzog also became an Adjunct Professor of Public Administration for the Washington Public Affairs Center of the University of Southern California, in Washington, D.C. In addition, he was admitted to practice law before the Supreme Court of Virginia in July 1974. Furthermore, in 1975, he became vice-president of Hartzog, Lader & Richards, a company of natural and historical resources planners and consultants, which had offices in Hilton Head, South Carolina, and Arlington, Virginia. In 1978, he was one of the candidates considered for the position of President at Clemson University in South Carolina. Also, George Hartzog wrote a book, Battling for the National Parks, which was published in 1988.

Hartzog received numerous rewards for his dedication, loyalty and work for America's national parks and natural resources. Some of these awards include: Special Service Award, Greater St. Louis Federal Business Association (July 1962); Distinguished Service Award, Department of the Interior (December 1962); Alumni Recognition Award, American University (May 1966); Rockefeller Public Service Award (1972); the Cornelius Amory Pugsley National Medal Award (1967) and the Henry M. Jackson Award for Distinguished Public Service (1990). His honorary doctorates of laws include those from Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri (June 1971); Wofford College, Spartanburg, South Carolina; Lincoln College, Lincoln, Nebraska; and University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona (May 1972). In addition, in December 1985, he received an honorary doctorate of humanities from Clemson University. Also, in 1979, Clemson University had set up the George B. Hartzog, Jr. Award for Excellence in Park Management and Distinguished Lecture Series. In 2008 Clemson University established the George B. Jr. and Helen C. Hartzog Institute for the Parks in recognition of the 30-year relationship with the former Director of the National Park Service and his wife. The Institute will create, conduct and disseminate a broad range of education and training programs for current and prospective park professionals.

George B. Hartzog, Jr. married Helen Carlson of Arlington, Massachusetts on June 28, 1947. They have three children: George III and Nancy, born on July 26, 1949; and Edward, born on September 8, 1962. Hartzog died on June 27, 2008 in Arlington, Virginia. The biographical information on Hartzog came from material found within the collection, as well as other sources.

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Scope and Content Note

The collection reflects George Hartzog's long and dedicated involvement with the National Park Service and his deep concern for America's parks. Most of the papers are from Hartzog's eight-year tenure as Director of the National Park Service. In addition, there is material from his earlier job positions with the organization. Also, some papers concerning his book and life after the National Park Service are in this collection. Some information regarding Hartzog's education and army career can also be found. However, there is not much material concerning Hartzog's personal life except some correspondence. The bulk of this collection dates from the 1960s to the 1970s. Some of the dates in the series overlap because files had already been set up for the subject matter.

The Subject File and Subject File Additions series consists primarily of the material Hartzog used during his tenure as Director of the National Park Service and his earlier job positions with the organization. Information regarding policies and various other aspects of the National Park Service are kept in these two series. There is material on numerous parks, recreation areas, historic sites and monuments that Hartzog was involved with throughout his long career. Memos, speeches, testimonies and some correspondence can be found in these two series. In addition, Hartzog's personnel files as well as information on his education, army career and his resignation from the National Park Service can also be found.

The Book Material series contains the drafts and revisions of Hartzog's book, Battling for the National Parks, and some other related material. The Post Park Service series contains material pertaining to the period after Hartzog resigned from the National Park Service at the end of December 1972. In addition, this series has some correspondence and other material generally related to the National Park Service.

The Hartzog Papers will be of especial interest to researchers interested in the National Park Service. This collection contains a great deal of information about parks, recreation areas, historic sites and monuments, as well as policies and other matters regarding America's national parks system. George B. Hartzog, Jr. was lively, innovative, and skillful in his dealings with the United States Congress. He balanced his dual and conflicting responsibilities of preservation and public recreation. The Hartzog Papers reflect the great importance and difficulty of presiding over an expanding, priceless national parks system of unbelievable size, complexity and diversity-30 million acres scattered throughout the United States and its territories.

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Arrangement

The George B. Hartzog, Jr. Papers covers the period from 1916-2008, and are organized into four series: Subject File, Subject File Additions, Book Material and Post Park Service. The folders in these four series are generally arranged alphabetically by folder title and then chronologically within each folder. However, in the Subject File series, some of the correspondence and speeches are arranged alphabetically by an individual's last name and then chronologically. Square brackets are placed around information provided by the processors; it was not originally part of the material or the folder title. Words in some of the folder titles are underlined to show the proper filing sequence. The dates on the folders are the span dates for the material filed within each folder.

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Administrative Information

Publication Information

Clemson University Libraries Special Collections 2010 July 5

Restrictions on Use

There are no restrictions on the use of this collection beyond those of Special Collections.

Provenance

George B. Hartzog, Jr. donated his papers in 1984. The accession numbers for this collection are: 84-83, 85-87, 85-100, 85-107, 91-92, 93-17, 96-35, 96-119A, and 98-160.

Processing Information

The collection was originally processed and the first register prepared by Berniece Holt in 1986. The first register was typed by Jan Gambrel. Additional processed material, major revisions in older material and an updated register were completed by Laurie Varenhorst in 1996 and 2008. Student assistants Maggie Frampton, Mollie Nichols, Laurie Poston and Jimmy Rayford helped with the processing.

The conversion of this finding aid to Encoded Archival Description format was made possible with a grant from the South Carolina State Historical Records Advisory Board in 2009-2010. The finding aid was prepared for encoding by Jen Bingham.

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Controlled Access Headings

Corporate Name(s)

Clemson University.
Downtown St. Louis, Inc. (Saint Louis, Mo.)
Federal Executive Institute.
United States. National Park Service.

Personal Name(s)

Adams, Ansel, 1902-1984
Albright, Horace M., (Horace Marden), 1890-1987
Bible, Alan, 1909-1988
Carter, Jimmy, 1924-
Hickel, Walter J., 1919-2010
Jackson, Henry M., (Henry Martin), 1912-1983
Johnson, Lyndon B., (Lyndon Baines), 1908-1973

Subject(s)

American Revolution Bicentennial, 1976
Conservation of natural resources.
Historic sites--Conservation and restoration.
Indians of North America.
Land use.

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Collection Inventory

Series 1 Subject File 1916-1989 42.0 cubic feet Arrangement This series is generally arranged alphabetically by folder title and then chronologically within each folder. However, some of the correspondence and speeches are arranged alphabetically by an individual’s last name and then chronologically. Description Most of the material in the Subject File series consists of memos, news releases, routing and follow-up slips, reports, manuals, speeches, statements, proposed legislation, lobbying efforts for individual projects and National Park Service acquisitions, hearings and testimonies. In addition, there are some newspaper/magazine articles and editorials, photographs, maps, notes, directories and publications such as booklets, brochures and pamphlets. A small amount of correspondence can be also found in this series. Administration and management papers from Hartzog’s eight-year tenure as the Director of the National Park Service comprise a large part of this series. These papers involve such topics as budgets, employment and ceiling reductions, communications, concessions, policies, standards, travel, personnel, organization and reorganization of the National Park Service. Many memos, follow-up and routing slips guide one through the various activities of the National Park Service. Testimonies by Hartzog before Congressional committees on matters related to land acquisition, appropriations and other subjects are located in this series. There are monthly reports and meeting reports from Regional/Field Directors as well as the Department of the Interior’s news releases. Other administration and management papers are from his earlier assignments as the Assistant Superintendents of the Rocky Mountains National Park, Colorado, and the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee; the Superintendent of Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Site, St. Louis, Missouri; and Associate Director of the National Park Service. Material on other parks such as the Big Cypress Swamp, Grand Canyon, Grand Teton National Park, North Cascades National Park, Ozark National Scenic Riverways, Piscataway Park, Redwood National Park, Yellowstone National Park and Yosemite National Park are located in this series. Also included is information on Ford’s Theatre, the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, the National Capital Region and its parks, the National Visitor Center (Washington, D.C.), the South Florida ecological study and environmental project regarding the Everglades and the Jetport, and the Wolf Trap Farm Park and Foundation. Material related to Hartzog’s first two job positions with the Department of the Interior, adjudicator for the Bureau of Land Management and Assistant Chief of Concessions Management, are located in this series. These papers reflect his contributions to a law enforcement manual, a concessions management manual, recodification of Service rules and regulations and a franchise fee formula for concessions operations. In addition, the series has material related to various committees, commissions, groups, organizations and task forces such as the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, the American Revolution Bicentennial Commission, the Christian Ministry in the National Parks, the Citizens Advisory Committee on Recreation and Natural Beauty, the Ford Executive Institute, the Land and Water Conservation Fund, the National Park Foundation, the National Recreation and Park Association and the Rockefeller Foundation. Also, there is information on the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation and the Department of Natural Resources. Papers regarding the Centennial Celebration of Yellowstone and the Second World Conference on National Parks, as well as statistical reports of public use of the national parks, are located in this series. Material on other general subjects include the environment, environmental conservation, historic preservation, legislation by Senator Henry M. Jackson, Native American programs and relations, land acquisition, wilderness and wildlife management. George Hartzog was the principal speaker at many conferences, dedications, seminars, workshops and conventions. These addresses and speeches by Hartzog, as well as ones by other individuals, are kept in this series. Some of the other speakers include Presidents Lyndon B. Johnson, John F. Kennedy, Jr. and Richard M. Nixon; Vice-President Hubert H. Humphrey; Secretaries of the Interior Walter J. Hickel, Rogers C.B. Morton and Stewart L. Udall; and National Park Service Director Conrad L. Wirth. There is not much information regarding Hartzog’s personal life except correspondence and material concerning his education, army career, and his federal personnel records. The correspondence contains letters from personal friends and supporters such as Ansel Adams, photographer and environmentalist, and Horace M. Albright, co-founder of the National Park Service and second Director, 1929-1933. The education items include student papers, course outlines, texts, and reference material. Employment and resignation forms, as well as pay and time attendance records, make up the substance of Hartzog’s personnel records. There are also newspaper clippings and editorials following the announcement of Hartzog’s departure and replacement. Important correspondents include Ansel Adams; Presidents Jimmy Carter and Lyndon B. Johnson; Senators Alan Bible and Henry M. Jackson; and Secretary of the Interior Walter J. Hickel. The researcher should also consult the Subject File Additions series because it contains similar material. These papers are kept separate because Mr. Hartzog donated them at later dates.
	Box	Folder
Acadia National Park July 19, 1966-September 22, 1972	1	1
Accomplishments since January 1969 July 17 and August 17, 1972	1	2
Acting Officials July 9, 1964-May 18, 1971	1	3
Activation Meeting Reports November 7-16, 1972	1	4
Adams, Ansel and Virginia November 13, 1963-January 15, 1973	1	5
Adirondack Mountains National Park (Proposed) January 2 1967-November 1, 1967	1	6
Administration and Management May 18, 1954-February 1, 1960, [no date]	1	7
Administration Training Courses April 25, 1955-September 1, 1958	1	8
Advisory Board [for Departmental Gallery] January 17, 1969	1	9
Advisory Board on National Parks
	Box	Folder
November 17, 1964-December 29, 1970	1	10
January 4-September 9, 1971	1	11
September 17, 1971-April 1, 1973	1	12
Advisory Board on Wildlife Management. Chairman, A.S. Leopold.
Wildlife Management in the National Parks Report. See Wildlife Management. General. (March 4, 1963)
	Box	Folder
[Advisory Commissions/Committees: Appointments, Lists of Members] August 15, 1967-November 14, 1972	2	13
[Advisory Commissions/Committees: Report by the Advisory Committee to the National Park Service on Research of the National Academy of Sciences-National Research Council] 1963	2	14
Advisory Council on Historic Preservation
	Box	Folder
October 15, 1966-October 10, 1967	2	15
January 5, 1968-August 24, 1970	2	16
September 8, 1970-February 22, 1971	2	17
March 1-May 24, 1971	2	18
June-November 18, 1971	2	19
January 6-December 26, 1972	2	20
	Box	Folder
Affirmative Action: Equal Opportunity June 30, 1972 October, 1976	3	21
Affirmative Action: Pamphlets 1972 1974 1976	3	22
Afro-American Bicentennial Corporation. Beyond the Fireworks of '76 December 1973	3	23
Agricultural Hall of Fame National Cultural Park March 22-December 22, 1971	3	24
Air-conditioned Passenger Vehicles February 26, 1970 June 16, 1971	3	25
Aircraft February 26 and April 23, 1970	3	26
[Aircraft Operations Manual (Draft) and Activity Standards] [circa 1971]	3	27
Alberts, Ed March 10, 1967	3	28
Alcatraz Island-San Francisco Bay Area Study October 31, 1969-July 30, 1970	3	29
Alexandria Waterfront
	Box	Folder
December 10, 1970-July 14, 1971	3	30
July 21, 1971-June 26, 1972	3	31
	Box	Folder
Alfalfa Club Dinner 1966	3	32
Allen, Thomas J. July 9, 1963-October 18, 1965	3	33
[ America's Department of Natural Resources by Stewart L. Udall] 1962	3	34
American Association of Petroleum Geologists August 25, 1972	3	35
American Enterprise Institute 1975	4	36
American Management Association. Management News August 1958-January 1961	4	37
American Management Association: Personnel January-October 1960	4	38
American Management Association. Setting Standards for Executive Performance 1960	4	40
American Revolution Bicentennial Celebration Program January 1972	4	41
American Revolution Bicentennial Commission
	Box	Folder
July 4, 1966-December 29, 1969	4	42
January 14-September 14, 1970	4	43
January 5, 1971-February 18, 1972	5	44
March 27-November 9, 1972	5	45
[Preliminary Report of the Secretary of the Interior to the Commission] December 1969	5	46
[Report of the Secretary of the Interior to the Commission] 1970	5	47
Program Proposal. See Bicentennial Program Proposal
	Box	Folder
American Society of Landscape Artists May 12-June 1972	5	48
Anderson, Jack K. November 14-29, 1972	5	49
Andersonville National Historic Site December 3, 1970	5	50
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.: Public Relations Program, Parts 1-5 1957	5	51
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.: Public Relations Program, Parts 6-10 1957	Box 5	Folder 52
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.: Williamsburg Meeting April 30 and June 30, 1970	5	53
Annual Reports of the Director of the National Park Service
	Box	Folder
1969	6	54
1970	6	55
1971	6	56
	Box	Folder
Antiquities Act June 18, 1968-March 21, 1972	6	57
Apostle Islands National Lakeshore April 16, 1969-October 25, 1970	6	58
Appalachian National Scenic Trail October 5, 1970-May 17, 1971	6	59
The Appalachians--Visions of the Future--The Challenges Appropriations Hearings. See Budgets May 1979	6	60
Archaeology and Historic Preservation May 13, 1968-September 7, 1972	6	61
Arkansas. Buffalo National River (Proposed) and Hot Springs National Park (Proposed) May 7 and May 26, 1971 July 29, 1971	6	62
[Articles, Magazine, Newsletter and Congressional Record]
	Box	Folder
May 5, 1966-December 1971	6	63
January-December 1972; [no date]	6	64
	Box	Folder
Aspinall, Congressman Wayne N. [Bills on Establishing a Volunteers in the Park Program and the Ford's Theatre National Historic Site] July 9-September 23, 1969	6	65
Assateague Island National Seashore
	Box	Folder
June 15, 1965-November 9, 1967	6	66
January 17, 1969-August 25, 1972	6	67
	Box	Folder
Associated Councils of Arts November 9, 1970	6	68
Athearn, Robert G. [Author of High Country Empire] September 13, 1965	7	69
Audubon Society October 13, 1970	7	70
Aviation December 27, 1963 February 24, 1970; [no date]	7	71
Aviation Week and Space Technology's Leadership Forum (Program Which Contains Photographs and Statements of Individual Leaders in Aerospace Programs) Undated	7	72
Awards: Distinguished Service November 27, 1962-February 4, 1963	7	73
Awards: Federal Women's Award Nominations November 14, 1972	7	74
Awards: Miscellaneous April 20, 1970-December 19, 1972	7	75
Backcountry Use and Operations Plan October 12, 1972	7	76
Belle W. Baruch Foundation. [Funding for Stone House at Manassas, Virginia] January 4 and April 5, 1966	7	77
BASF. Beaufort County, South Carolina March 24, 1970	7	78
Bay Area Transportation [Meeting] December 5, 1972	7	79
Bears [Status and Management of Grizzly Bears in Glacier National Park, Montana] 1971 General note See also Martinka, Clifford J.	7	80
Bennett, Charles E. United States House of Representatives February 17, 1972	7	81
Bible, Senator Alan (Nevada) October 1, 1969-1974	7	82
Bicentennial Program Proposal November 14, 1972	7	83
Bidder's List [no date]	7	84
Bidder's Qualifications (Jefferson National Expansion Memorial) July 1950 [circa August]-October 16, 1971	7	85
Big Cypress National Fresh Water Reserve (Proposal) 1971-1972	7	86
Big Cypress Swamp
	Box	Folder
March 1, 1966-March 31, 1971	7	87
[circa April]-[circa October 13, 1971]	8	88
[circa November 1971]-October 1973	8	89
	Box	Folder
Big Cypress Swamp Jetport, Environmental Impact of the September 1969	8	90
[ Big Cypress Watershed (Report)] April 19, 1971	8	91
Big Thicket National Park (Proposal)
	Box	Folder
Big Thicket National Park (Proposal) Briefing Book [1971]	8	93
Big Walnut Reservoir Project (Indiana) November 6, 1969	8	94
[Bill to Provide for the Planning, Authorization and Establishment of Regional Parks, Monuments, Historical Parks and Seashores] May 9, 1962-January 9, 1963	8	95
[Bills to Improve the Administration of the National Park System] October 1, 1969-July 10, 1970	8	96
Biscayne Bay National Monument October 4, 1968-May 11, 1972	8	97
Bi-State Development Agency (Missouri-Illinois) 1962	8	98
Blue Envelope Mail 1972	8	99
Blueprint for Action November 14-December 8, 1972	8	100
Blue Ridge Parkway 1967 June 23-July 28, 1972	9	101
Booker T. Washington National Monument September 11, 1972	9	102
Boy Scouts of America May 11, 1964-August 2, 1972	9	103
Brantley, Herbert. College Relations Program November 21, 1972	9	104
Bridge Canyon February 26, 1919 January 11, 1933 March 24, 1938 September 1963-August 31, 1966	9	105
Briefing Book [for the Secretary of the Interior] September 2, 1971	9	106
Briefing Books [on the National Park Service] 1967 1971 1973	9	107
[Briefing of House Interior and Insular Affairs Committee] March 9 and April 22, 1971	9	108
Briefings. [Hartzog Statements at Hearings before Different Committees and Subcommittees] January 18, 1968-April 17, 1969	9	109
Brochures of the National Parks of the Midwest, Northeast, Southwest, West, New York City and Washington, D.C. 1968	9	110
Brochures of the United States 1968	9	111
Budgets
	Box	Folder
[circa 1962] February 28, 1965-July 28, 1969	9	112
August 11-December 2, 1969	9	113
January 16-July 31, 1970	10	114
August 17-October 31, 1970	10	115
January 5-June 28, 1971	10	116
July 22-December 8, 1971	10	117
December 14, 1971-[1971]	10	118
[1971-1972] January, 1972	10	119
January 7-June 19, 1972	10	120
June 26-September 21, 1972	11	121
October 2, 1972-October 4, 1973	11	122
	Box	Folder
[Buffalo Bill Historical Center, Cody Wyoming] [no date]	11	123A
Bureau of Executive Manpower, U.S. Civil Service Commission 1968	11	123B
Bureau of Land Management May 15, 1964-March 4, 1971	11	124
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
	Box	Folder
January, 1962-December 29, 1964	11	125
March 3, 1965-November 30, 1969	11	126
January-December 28, 1970	11	127
February 8-April 22, 1971	11	128
May 5, 1971-August, 1972	12	129
	Box	Folder
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation: Publications 1963-1972	12	130
Bureau of Public Roads July 17, 1964-December 3, 1971	12	131
Bureau of Reclamation January 11, 1966; January 6, 1967	12	132
Burwell-Morgan Mill Dedication July 11, 1971	12	133
Butcher, Devereux June 27-August 7, 1969	12	134
Byrd, Helen Bradshaw (Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd) March 13-September 24, 1972	12	135
Cabrillo and Channel Islands June 7, 1966-October 19, 1971	12	136
Cairo. U.S.S. Gunboat, Mississippi Civil War Ironclad Boat December 17, 1969-June 15, 1971	12	137
Calendar 1966	12	138
Calendar of Events 1970	12	139
Calico Pre-Historic Site March 7, 1969	12	140
Campground and Camping December 27, 1967-September 3, 1970	12	141
Camping in the National Park System (Policy) May 5, 1966 August 1967 1967 1970	12	142
"Camping-National Park Service" by George B. Hartzog, Jr. for Encyclopedia Americana February 17, 1972	12	143
Camp Peary (Green Beret Experimental Training Station) July 22 and 24, 1970	12	144
Canada [Centennial, Expo and Special Places] 1967 1970, [no date]	12	145
Canyonlands National Park September 10, 1964-November 3, 1972	12	146
Cape Cod National Seashore May 30, 1966-August 13, 1970	12	147
Cape Cod National Seashore: Advisory Commission Meeting February 6, 1970	12	148A
Cape Cod National Seashore: Economic Impact Study (Final Report)] September 1969	12	148B
Cape Hatteras April 1957 July 11, 1969-November 16, 1972	13	149
Capital-Potomac Task Force December 7, 1964-June 23, 1965	13	150
Capitol Reef National Monument (Utah) June 29, 1969	13	151
Careers in the National Park Service 1968	13	152
Carl Sandburg Home National Historic Site (Ceremony) October 4-November 10, 1972	13	153
Carlsbad Caverns National Park November 22, 1965-November 28, 1972	13	154
Carter, Jimmy. Position Statements 1976 General note See also Jackson Legislation	13	155
Catalina Island December 15, 1971-June 1, 1972	13	156
Centennial Year 1972 Articles
	Box	Folder
January 18-April 24, 1972	13	157
May 2-November 29, 1972	13	158
	Box	Folder
Central-Field Relations Seminar ("Decentralization," etc.) July 13-18, 1969	13	159-160
Central Map Service 1970	13	161
Chaco Canyon National Monument (New Mexico). A Research Prospectus [circa 1971]	13	162
Chamizal National Memorial (Texas) December 16, 1968 July 25, 1972	13	163
Channel Islands April 29, 1969 November 17, 1970	13	164
Charleston, South Carolina 1970	13	165
Charleston, South Carolina. James Island Bridge
	Box	Folder
December 15, 1969-January, 1971	13	166A
January-February 5, 1971	13	166B
	Box	Folder
The Chatterbox Club, Honoring George B. Hartzog, Jr. December 14, 1972	14	167
Cheek, Neil. "Today's Park Visitor: Who Is He and What Facilities Does He Need?" No Date	14	168A
[Cherokee Strip National Historical Park, Oklahoma (Proposed)] [no date]	14	168B
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Park May 13, 1966 November 13, 1969-December 5, 1972	14	169
Chevrolet and Sunset Magazine Guidebooks and Films August 23 and September 1, 1972	14	170
Chicago Architectural Study File March 8, 1972	14	171A
[Chief Joseph Trail Ride] December 16, 1971	14	171B
Christian Ministry in the National Parks
	Box	Folder
April 4, 1952-May 31, 1978	14	172
June 13, 1978-January 24, 1980	14	173
[circa March]-June 21, 1980	14	174A
June 23, 1980-October 3, 1986	14	174B
Citizens Advisory Committee on Environmental Quality. Report to the President General note See also Environmental Action, Citizens Make the Difference. Case Studies of, and Land Use: How Will America Grow? A Citizen Guide to Land-Use Planning
	Box	Folder
August 1969	14	175
(April, 1971) July 31, 1968-May 25, 1971	14	176
Citizens Advisory Committee on Recreation and Natural Beauty
	Box	Folder
May 5, 1966-May 22, 1968	14	177
June, 1968-November 26, 1969	15	178
	Box	Folder
Citizens Advisory Committee on Recreation and Natural Beauty. From Sea to Shining Sea Report from Vice President Hubert Humphrey to the President October 1968	15	179
City of Refuge, Hawaii 1970-1972	15	180
Civil Defense Instructions Undated	15	181
Civil Service Journal October-December 1960	15	182
Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) Booklet 1939	15	183
Clarkeson Road Improvement Investigation-"Going to the Sun Highway"-Glacier National Park, Montana 1968	15	184
Clemson University. Outdoor Laboratory March 24, 1970	15	185
C&O Canal September 14, 1970-November 22, 1972 General note (See Also Freeway Transportation System)	15	186
Cole, Glen F. [Articles Concerning the Elk and Grizzly Bears of Yellowstone] February 1969-September 15, 1972 General note See Also Folders #300 and #307	15	187
Coleman, Alan B., Dr. 1968-1972	15	188
Colonial National Historic Park (Yorktown, Virginia) June 17, 1968	15	189
Colonial Williamsburg September 16 and October 14, 1970	15	190
Colorado River December 1 and 5, 1972	15	191
Colorado River Parkway November 7, 1968	15	192
Columbia River Gorge November 25-December 28, 1969	15	193
Combined Federal Campaign 1973 November 8, 1972	15	194
Commissions. Lists of, Purposes, Authority... October 11, 1972	15	195
Committee for a More Beautiful Capital. Summary Report. Lady Bird Johnson 1965-1969	15	196
Committee for the Preservation of the White House. Report 1964-1969 October 12, 1970 June 24, 1971 General note (See also White House)	15	197
Committee of 100 on the Federal City 1966	15	198
Committees, Commissions, Task Forces: Announcements, Appointments, Reports, Organizational Representation
	Box	Folder
August 31, 1954-December 7, 1967	15	199A
February 13, 1968-September 16, 1971	15	199B
November 8, 1971-November 8, 1972, [no date]	15	200
Common Regional Boundaries
	Box	Folder
June-September 17, 1971	16	201
October 6, 1971-February 25, 1972	16	202
	Box	Folder
Communications: Procedures November 12, 1964-October 12, 1972	16	203
Communications: Staff
	Box	Folder
January 6-September 3, 1971	16	204
September 10-November 16, 1971	16	205
November 17-December 9, 1971	16	206
December 10-30, 1971	16	207
December 30, 1971-January 3, 1972	16	208
January 5-18, 1972	17	209
January 19-March 29, 1972	17	210
	Box	Folder
[Comprehensive Natural History Research Program for the National Parks. "Get the Facts, and Put Them to Work"] January 1962	17	211A
Comptroller General Reports (GAO) March 22, 1965	17	211B
Concessions
	Box	Folder
August 25, 1916 August 14, 1950 February 11, 1963-January 28, 1964	17	212
February 11, 1964-August 24, 1965	17	213
September 20, 1965-February 24, 1967	17	214
June 21, 1967-March 21, 1969	17	215
April 3, 1969-June 10, 1971	18	216A
September 14, 1971-December 22, 1972	18	216B
	Box	Folder
Concessions: Everglades November 16, 1955-November 17, 1970	18	217
Concessions: Policies of the National Park System November 1, 1948-October 13, 1950	18	218
[Concessions: Possessory Interest] January 23, 1970-November 2, 1972	18	219
Concessions: Visitor Accommodations 1967 1980	18	220
Congressional Districts, Incumbents, and Parks (91st Congress) January 1969-October 22, 1970	18	221
Connally, Ernest Allen 1962	18	222
Connecticut Historic Riverway (Proposed) January 25, 1971-January 28, 1972	18	223
Conservation Foundation December 17, 1971-April 28, 1975	18	224
Conservation Task Force Reports National Parks of the Future March 1972	18	225
Conservation [Miscellaneous] 1953 August 27, 1962-August 1964	18	226A
Conservation [Staff Meeting] November 29, 1967	18	226B
Cooperating Associations 1968 August 21, 1970 October 30, 1972	19	227
COPARC (Council of Parks and Recreation Consultants, Inc.) August 8, 1977 February 27, 1979	19	228
Correspondence
	Box	Folder
A-C 1968-1972	19	229
D-J 1967-1972	19	230
K-R 1970-1972	19	231
S-Y 1970-1972	19	232
Correspondence: Commendation Letters
	Box	Folder
June 30, 1970-October 29, 1971	19	233
November 2, 1971-October 18, 1972	19	234
November 28-December 27, 1972	19	235
	Box	Folder
[Correspondence: Congratulation Letters to Hartzog on His New Position as Executive Director of Downtown St. Louis, Inc.] June 21-July 30, 1962	20	236
[Correspondence: Congratulation Letters to Other People]
	Box	Folder
A-L 1962-1972	20	237
M-W 1962-1972	20	238
	Box	Folder
[Correspondence: Letters Concerning Hartzog Assuming His New Position as Executive Director of Downtown St. Louis, Inc.] July 9-25, 1962	20	239A
[Correspondence: Miscellaneous]
	Box	Folder
December 3, 1964-December 7, 1967	20	240
January 29, 1968-June 30, 1972	20	241
July 5-October 31, 1972	20	242
November 1-December 29, 1972	20	243
Correspondence: Retirement Letters [from Employees Concerning Their Retirement Plans]
	Box	Folder
A-W 1966	21	244
A-K 1967	21	245
L-W 1967	21	246
A-K 1968	21	247
L-W 1968	21	248
Correspondence: Retirement Letters to Hartzog from Friends
	Box	Folder
A-C December 1972-February 1973	21	249
D-L December 1972-February 1973	21	250
M-Y December 1972-February 1973	22	251
Retirement Letters to Hartzog from Members of Congress, A-Y December 1972	22	252
Retirement Letters to Hartzog from National Park Service Employees, A-Z December 1972-January 1973	22	253
	Box	Folder
[Correspondence: Letters Sent by Hartzog Before Departing as Director of the National Park Service] December 15, 1972	20	239B
Council on Environmental Quality May 4, 1971 and August 7, 1972 General note See also Environment Quality for Their First Annual Report	22	254
Cowpens, South Carolina July 19, 1972	22	255
Crater Lake National Park November 30, 1970 September 25, 1972	22	256
[Critical Buildings and Utilities Construction Need for Fiscal Year 1974] November 6, 1972	22	257
Cummer, Ninah M. H. Will November 26, 1975-May 31, 1979	22	258
Deadwood, South Dakota. Mount Moriah Cemetery June 3, 1970	22	259
Death Valley National Monument February 7, 1964-January 21, 1972	22	260
Delaware Water Gap June 2-July 27, 1972	22	261
Delegations of Authority November 18, 1963-November 16, 1971	22	262
Delta Queen August 12, 1970	22	263
Demary, Arthur E. November 8, 1951	22	264
Demonstrations September 3, 1970 [1971] General note (See Also Vietnam)	22	265
Denison Dam Recreational Area Report and Plan August 1943	22	266-267
Denver Service Center July 13-September 1, 1972	23	268
Department of the Interior. Its History and Proper Functions by Louis C. Crampton [circa 1932]	23	269
[Department Program Criteria for the National Park Service] August 1972	23	270
Departmental Gallery January 17, 1969	23	271
Devil's Postpile National Monument August 9, 1972	23	272
Dinner Squad Meetings July 26-August 21, 1968	23	273
Dinosaur National Monument. Legislative and Grazing History August 26, 1966	23	274
Directories: Addresses of People on Boards and in Societies and Associations-To be Sent to New Members of Subcommittee Undated	23	275
Directories: Department of the Interior. Principal Field Offices and Locations May 1971	23	276
Directories: Federal Business Association of Greater St. Louis
	Box	Folder
1959, 1962	23	277
1960-1962	23	278
	Box	Folder
Directories: Federal Executive Institute. U.S. Civil Service Commission 1969-1972	23	279
Directories: Legislative (92nd Congress) Spring 1971	23	280
Directories: National Park Service
	Box	Folder
Alumni March 1, 1973	23	281
Memos on Changes August 1970-August 11, 1972	23	282
Officials May 1, 1953	23	283
Officials, Centennial Edition March 1, 1972	23	284
Directories: National Wildlife Federation Conservation
	Box	Folder
1971	23	285
1977	23	286
	Box	Folder
Directories: Regional Offices of 100 Federal Agencies with 98 Jurisdictional Maps 1968-1969	23	287
Directories: Retired Employees
	Box	Folder
July 31, 1970	24	288
September 1971	24	289
	Box	Folder
Directories: Telephone. Main 1-8100, St. Louis 1, Missouri November 1961	24	290
Donations June 30, 1970-October 2, 1972	24	291
Dorn, Bryan J. September 28, 1970	24	292
Downtown St. Louis, Inc. [Hartzog's Resignation Letter as Executive Director and Secretary] January 14, 1963	24	293
Dupont Circle May 26, 1967	24	294
Dyke Marsh [Background Information Report] 1959-1972	24	295
"The Earth-Man Story" by Darwin Lambert August 28, 1972	24	296
Earth Week April 6, 1972	24	297
Eastern National Park and Monument Association November 18, 1969	24	298
Eastman Kodak 1972	24	299
"An Ecological Rationale for the Natural or Artificial Regulation of Native Ungulates in Parks" by Glen F. Cole March 1971	24	300
Ecology, National Institute of December 1970 Spring 1972	24	301
Economic Impact of Tourism. See Destination USA. Summary Report, Volume 1 in Series 4, Folder #46
	Box	Folder
[Economic Report of the President] February 1971	24	303
Ecosystem Concept 1971	24	304
Eisenhower National Historic Site November 27, 1967-September 1, 1972	24	305
Eitington, Jules [Speech Ideas for Hartzog] 1959 1962	25	306
[ The Elk of Grand Teton and Southern Yellowstone National Parks by Glen F. Cole] 1969	25	307
Ellis Island October 5, 1970; No Date	25	308
[Emblems, Seals, Symbols and Insignias] July 20, 1951-August 3, 1972	25	309
Employment and Ceiling Reduction
	Box	Folder
February 1970-October 28, 1971	25	310
November 1-23, 1971	25	311
December 1-31, 1971	25	312
No Dates	25	313
	Box	Folder
Environic Foundation International, Inc. November 5, 1970	25	314
Environment
	Box	Folder
January 20, 1970-May 18, 1971	26	315
May 20, 1971-October 2, 1972	26	316
[circa 1972] November 29, 1974	26	317
	Box	Folder
[ Environment Quality. First Annual Report of the Council on Environment Quality] August 1970	26	318
Environmental Action, Citizens Make the Difference. Case Studies of. Prepared by the Citizens' Advisory Committee on Environmental Quality, Chairman, Laurance S. Rockefeller January 1973	26	319
Environmental Conservation
	Box	Folder
August 28, 1968-April 30, 1970	26	320
[circa May, 1970]-June 18, 1971	26	321
July 16, 1971-November 17, 1972	26	322
	Box	Folder
Environmental Conservation: Booklets October 1968-1971, [no date]	26	323
Environmental Conservation: Plan of Cooperation for the National Park Service February-May 16, 1968	27	324
Environmental Education May 21, 1970-September 3, 1972	27	325
Environmental Ethics Statement by George B. Hartzog, Jr. December 4, 1968-July 8, 1972	27	326
Environmental Goals (International) 1969-September 8, 1970	27	327
Environmental Policy Act December 2, 1970-November 10, 1972	27	328
Environmental Trade-offs. Rep. Roy A. Taylor (North Carolina) May 30, 1974	28	329
[Escalante Canyon Country] 1972	28	330
Evaluation Committee July 30 and November 1, 1965	28	331A
Evans, Brock. Conservation Center (Ref.: North Cascades) October 7, 1970	28	331B
[Everglades. The Effects of Natural Forces on the Development and Maintenance of the Everglades, Florida by Frank C. Craighead, Jr.] 1973	28	332
Everglades and Miami Jetport June 12, 1969-May 12, 1971 General note (See also South Florida)	28	333
Executive Management Seminar January 9, 1975; No Date	28	334
Executive Seminar Center, Berkeley, California March 25-April 6, 1973	28	335
Explorers Club 1969-1973	28	336
Explosives October 26, 1970	28	337
Fact Sheets October 12, 1971-February 28, 1972	28	338A
Fact Sheets Prepared for Jerry Verkler June 6-August 16, 1972	28	338B
Fairchild, Charles A. Exchange Agreement [on His Potomac River Property] General note (See Also Dyke Marsh; George Washington Memorial Parkway; Potomac Center)
	Box	Folder
December 23, 1966-March 30, 1970	28	339
April 14, 1970-October 19, 1971	28	340
	Box	Folder
Federal Assistance Review Program (FAR) August 30, 1971-March 20, 1972	28	341
Federal Executive Board of St. Louis. Annual Report Fiscal Year 1972 September 14, 1972	28	342
Federal Executive Institute
	Box	Folder
December, 1965-March 20, 1969	28	343
May-December 19, 1969	28	344
January 30, 1970-May 1, 1973; No Dates	28	345
No Dates	28	346
	Box	Folder
Federal Executive Institute: Booklets [circa 1968]-[circa 1973] General note [See also Directories. Federal Executive Institute. U.S. Civil Service Commission]	28	347
Federal Executive Institute: Seminar on Central-Field Relations in the National Park Service July 13-18, 1969 September 17, 1969	28	348
Federal Hall National Memorial 1970 October 15-20, 1972	28	349
Federal Parks and Recreation Areas [Defining for the President Near-and Long-range Policies and Proposed Actions] October 1-7, 1969	28	350
Field Directors October 23, 1964-September 30, 1972	28	351
Fire Island National Seashore May 1967-February 25, 1969	28	352A
[First World Conference on National Parks, Seattle, Washington] July 1 and 4, 1962	28	352B
Fish and Wildlife Service December 8, 1954-August 15, 1966	28	353
Flood Control August 10, 1966	28	354
Florida. Brochures and Plans for Bicentennial and Florida's Future May 27, 1971-November 13, 1972	28	355
Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument (Proposed) January 23, 1969 October 20, 1970	28	356
Follow-up Slips
	Box	Folder
January 20, 1964-June 23, 1969	29	357
July 11, 1969-December 17, 1971	29	358A
January 18-December 15, 1972	29	358B
	Box	Folder
Foothills Parkway February 18, 1971	29	359
Ford's Theatre
	Box	Folder
May 9, 1966-January 9, 1970	29	360
January 19-September 10, 1970	29	361
October 9, 1970-June 10, 1971	29	362
June 18-August 18, 1971	29	363
Forecast of Visits to the National Park System
	Box	Folder
Department of the Interior/National Park Service Publications (Forecasting for Periods 1971-1981) Spring and Fall 1971 Winter 1972	29	364
Reports May 14, 1967-May 24, 1972	30	365
	Box	Folder
Forest Service-National Park Service January 31, 1963-August 30, 1972	30	366
Forest Service-National Park Service: Publications June 1967-May 28, 1971	30	367
Fort Caroline January 19-February 4, 1972	30	368
Fort Stanwix. History, Historic Furnishing, and Historic Structure Reports [Rome, New York] 1976	30	369
Fort Sumter National Monument April 11, 1968-September 12, 1972	30	370
Fort Vancouver National Historic Site June 19, 1948 June 30, 1961 February 5, 1968-November 17, 1972	30	371
FOST [Field Operations Study Team] October 23, 1967-November 15, 1972	30	372
Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial
	Box	Folder
Commission September 1, 1959 September 23, 1970; [no date]	30	373
Rose Garden July 13, 1972	30	374
	Box	Folder
[Franz, Joe B. Director of Oral History Project, University of Texas. Transcript of December 20, 1968 Interview with Hartzog] December 9, 1970	30	375
Freedom of Information Act August 29, 1972	31	376
Freeway Transportation System (Metropolitan Area) October 26-30, 1972 General note See also C&O Canal	31	377
Friends of the Earth September 22, 1970 June 26, 1972	31	378
Frome, Michael [Writer] February 8-October 9, 1967	31	379
Fund Raising Program [1972]	31	380
Fund Status Report December 1971-April 1972	31	381
Funnies No Dates	31	382
Gastellum, Luis A. (Retirement) April 27, 1973	31	383
[Gateway Arch.] May 16, 1968-[1970], [no date] General note See Also Jefferson National Expansion Memorial	31	384
Gateway National Recreation Area
	Box	Folder
May 13, 1969-November 12, 1970	31	385
November 23, 1970-September 22, 1972; [no date]	31	386
	Box	Folder
Gateway National Recreation Area. A Discussion of Problems and Suggestions for Development 1971	31	387
Gauzza, George F. Space Comparison Study of Interior Bureaus and Offices in the Washington Area April 1972	31	388
Geographic Name Proposals March 5, 1946 January 25, 1961 September 17, 1964-September 18, 1968	31	389
Georgetown Waterfront August 28, 1970-December 1, 1972	31	390
George Washington
	Box	Folder
George Washington Birthplace April 15, 1968-October 13, 1972	31	391
George Washington Boyhood Home "Ferry Farm" Suitability-Feasibility Report (Proposed) [circa 1972]	32	392
George Washington Memorial Parkway (Fairchild and Potomac Center) March 1, 1967-January 31, 1972	32	393
Gettysburg National Military Park December 2, 1969-November 2, 1972	32	394
Glacier Bay National Monument [and Glacier National Park] September 9, 1965-June 28, 1972	32	395
Glen Canyon National Recreation Area December 3, 1964-August 2, 1968	32	396
Goals
	Box	Folder
January 9, 1964-March 7, 1966	32	397
April 9, 1968-August 23, 1972	32	398
	Box	Folder
Golden Anniversary [National Park Service] March 25, 1965-September 20, 1966	32	399
Golden Eagle Passport Program [Restoring the Fee Program to the Land Conservation Fund Act (Includes Fee Study Report)] December 26, 1969-July 17, 1972	32	400
Golden Gate National Recreation Area August 7, 1970-November 10, 1972	32	401
Golden Spike Centennial Celebration Commission August 1970	33	402
Governor's Natural Resources Council (Nevada. Paul Laxalt, Governor) September 3, 1970	33	403
Grand Canyon
	Box	Folder
April 14, 1964-February 19, 1969	33	404A
September 25, 1969-July 26, 1972	33	404B
	Box	Folder
Grand Canyon: Prospectus on Accommodations, Facilities and Service in Grand Canyon (North Rim), Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks 1972	33	405A
Grand Canyon: Prospectus on Transportation in Grand Canyon (North Rim), Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks 1972	33	405B
Grand Canyon: Reduced Park Operations Program January 31, 1969	33	406
Grand Canyon: Report of the National Park Service Mission 66 Frontiers Conference April 24-28, 1961	33	407
Grand Teton National Park: Booklets and Brochures 1967-1972	33	411
Grand Teton National Park General note (See also Rockefeller Foundation)
	Box	Folder
February 9, 1965-July 30, 1968	33	408
August 1, 1968-January 18, 1972	33	409
May 2-November 29, 1972	33	410
Grand Teton National Park: Haying Operations June 6, 1952-November 27, 1972	34	412
Grand Teton National Park: Minutes of Field Directors Meeting June 23, 1972	34	413
Grant-Kohrs National Historic Site 1968-February 2, 1970	34	414A
Grant-Kohrs Ranch (Montana) April 18-October 28, 1970	34	414B
[Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge] 1969-June 24, 1974	34	415
Great Sand Dunes National Monument March 1959	34	416
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
	Box	Folder
September 16, 1953-June 26, 1964	34	417
August 6, 1964-October 23, 1969	34	418A
August 19, 1970-November 22, 1972	34	418B
	Box	Folder
Greengo-Daughtery Archeology Proposal July 23, 1970-March 17, 1971	34	419
[Greenwich. Nathaniel Pryor Reed's 7-Point Program for the Program for the Planning of Its Future] June 1972	34	420
Greeting Cards July 18, 1969	34	421
Guadalupe Mountains National Park October 15, 1966-December 23, 1971	34	422
Guidelines (Goals, Objectives, Policy, etc.) May 7, 1964-August 1, 1971	34	423
Gulf Islands National Seashore January 28, 1969-August 10, 1972	34	424
Gypsy Moth July 27, 1970 May 28, 1971	34	425
Hall, Leonard August 19-September 16, 1968 General note (See also Ozark National Scenic Riverways)	34	426
Hamel, Charles D. Lectures/Addresses before the Institute of Certified Public Accountants on Practice before the Board of Tax Appeals 1922-1925	34	427
Mrs. Hansen March 11-May 13, 1970	34	428
Harper's Ferry September 4, 1968-November 13, 1972	34	429
Hartzog, George B., Jr.--Personal
	Box	Folder
Addresses, Anniversaries, Birthdays [Index Cards]	35	430
American Management Association Scholarship November 1956-October 3, 1957	35	431
American University January 26-May 30, 1972	35	432
Application for Federal Employment
	Box	Folder
December 6, 1943-March 11, 1951	35	433
June 3, 1952-January 12, 1963	35	434
Army
	Box	Folder
Reserve Papers April, 1941-December 17, 1958	35	435
Service Record May 23, 1941-August 16, 1946	35	436
Awards
	Box	Folder
William A. Jump Memorial Foundation November 8, 1955-June 22, 1956	34	437
Missouri Park and Recreation Association; Society of Architectural Historians 1963 1967	35	438
	Box	Folder
Biographical Data June 17, 1959-September 1986	35	439
Concord-Trinity Methodist Church Contract 1960	35	440
Correspondence (Business, Family and Personal)
	Box	Folder
July 27, 1950-August 5, 1955	35	441
February 18, 1957-December 27, 1960	35	442
January 9, 1961-February 26, 1962	35	443
March 8, 1962-January 30, 1963	36	444
August 21, 1970-January 5, 1973	36	445
November 3, 1977-January 24, 1980	36	446
Education
	Box	Folder
American Management Association Courses, General May, 1948 Spring 1954-March 12, 1958	36	447
American Management Association Courses, General March 14, 1958-1960	36	448
American Management Association Courses, General 1961-May 8, 1962	36	449
American Management Association Courses Unit #1 1954-1955	36	450
American Management Association Courses Units #2 and #3 1950-1958	36	451
American Management Association Courses Unit #4 1955 1958	36	452
American University Final Examination June 9, 1955	37	453
American University "Labor Relations and Collective Bargaining" 1955	37	454
Essays/Term Papers Undated	37	455
Executive Development 1953-1954	37	456
Management Publications January, 1955-January 6, 1958	37	457
[Miscellaneous] 1945-1962	37	458
Papers and Notes 1955	37	459
Papers and Reports 1955	37	460
Papers and Take-Home Exams Undated	37	461
	Box	Folder
Funnies 1957	37	462
Honorary Memberships, Certificates 1958-1969; Undated	37	463
Itinerary Speaking Engagements 1961-1970	38	464
Itinerary Invitations Undated	38	465
Miscellaneous
	Box	Folder
January 15, 1963-December 19, 1972	38	466
December 20, 1972-October 10, 1980	38	467
Pay and Time Attendance Records
	Box	Folder
1942-1957	38	468
1958-1962	38	469
Personal
	Box	Folder
January 6, 1969-April 16, 1973	38	470
Miscellaneous 1958-1972; Undated	38	471
	Box	Folder
Personnel May 10, 1966-August 11, 1970	38	472
Professional
	Box	Folder
Appointments. Assistant Superintendent of Great Smoky Mountains National Park and Superintendent of Jefferson National Expansion Memorial October 28, 1957-April 18, 1962	38	473
Federal Employment Forms 1951-1958	38	474
[Resignation Forms] December, 1972	38	475
Rotary Club June 17, 1960-January 23, 1963	39	476
Travel Authorization and Vouchers 1951-1972	39	477
Travel Itineraries 1951-1972	39	478
Travel Miscellaneous 1950-1957	39	479
Vouchers 1963-1965	39	480
Vouchers 1966-1967	39	481
Uniforms 1960-1961	39	482
	Box	Folder
Harvey, Frederick Henry. "Meals by Fred Harvey" by James David Henderson and "The Coming of Fred Harvey" from a Book on the Santa Fe Railroad by James Marshall 1965	39	483
Hassebrock, Earl A. March 12, 1970	40	484
Hawaii
	Box	Folder
May 26, 1967-September 28, 1970	40	485
October 2, 1970-February 25, 1972	40	486
	Box	Folder
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park April, 1968-April 23, 1970	40	487
Health Maintenance July 19, 1972	40	488
Hecht, Dr. [ Family Safety Article Mentions the Tragic Death of His Nine-Year-Old Son, Andrew Hecht, in One of Yellowstone Park's Thermal Springs] October 30, 1970 April 29, 1971	40	489
Henderson, James David. See Harvey, Frederick Henry
	Box	Folder
Herbert Hoover National Historic Site: Dedication August 10, 1972	40	490
Herbert Hoover National Historic Site: Hartzog Greetings (Final Copy) August 10, 1972	40	491
Hetch Hetchy December 17, 1969	40	492
Historic American Buildings Survey 1969 September 8, 1970 August 29, 1972	40	493
Historic Preservation
	Box	Folder
June 8, 1906-December 14, 1965	40	494
February 9, 1966-January 31, 1967	40	495
February 8, 1967-November 9, 1972	40	496
	Box	Folder
Historic Preservation: Policies of the National Park Service 1969	41	497
Historical Documents July 25, 1972	41	498
History of the National Park Service August 7, 1967-November 21, 1972	41	499
Honey Hollow Watershed National Historic Landmark November 5 and December 9, 1970	41	500
Hoover Camp-Shenandoah 1966 February 25-April 13, 1970	41	501
Horse Patrols and Motor Interpretive Trails June 12, 1964 June 21-September 19, 1968	41	502
Housing, Employee September, 1965 January 22-August 26, 1970	41	503
Houston, Douglas B. [Some Articles by a Research Biologist in the Office of Natural Science Studies, National Park Service] May 14 and December 28, 1971; No Date	41	504
Humanisphere September 28, 1970-July 2, 1971	41	505
[Ice Age National Scientific Reserve, Wisconsin] December 3, 1963-October 21, 1970	41	506
Idaho Recreation and Park Conference June 29-October 30, 1970	41	507
Inactive Authorized Areas November 9, 1972	41	508
Independence National Historical Park July 27, 1964-October 11, 1972 May 1, 1989	41	509
Indian Economy Task Force Report 1970	41	510
Indian Programs and Relations General note (See also Navajo Tribe)
	Box	Folder
October 19, 1967-December 30, 1970	41	511
January 5, 1971-December 2, 1972	41	512
	Box	Folder
Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore November 5, 1966-September 4, 1972	42	513
Information: Alert System-Weekly Reports on Outstanding Matters May 5-20, 1971	42	514A
Information: Office Reports November 30-December 20, 1971	42	514B
Information: Policies, Programs and Services November 28, 1966-June 15, 1971	42	515
Inholding [National Park Service's "Opportunity Purchase" Inholding Program] November 5, 1969	42	516
In-Service Administration for Line Managers Course November 1969-January 23, 1970	42	517
In-Service Training: A Guide to Supervisory Development; Information Handbook Undated	42	518
In-Service Training: Management Development Program 1963	42	519
Intake Assignments (Urban Dimensions) September 26, 1972	42	520
Intake Training Program August 23 and October 17, 1972	42	521
Interdepartmental June 18, 1970	42	522
Interdepartmental and Interagency Relationships December 27, 1968-May 8, 1970	42	523
Interior and Insular Affairs Committee Briefing March 9, 1971	42	524
Interior Committees and Sub-committees (91st Congress, Second Session) 1970-1971	42	525
International November 3, 1969-May, 1972	42	526
International Biological Program. See Speeches. Miller, George P.
	Box	Folder
[International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources] September 11-16, 1972	42	527
international Parks November 1968-April 26, 1972	42	528
Interpretive Services July 10 and September 15, 1972; [no date]	42	529
Introduction Letters July 7, 1966-September 25, 1972	42	530
Invitation Lists 1964-1971, Undated	43	531
Iowa 1933	43	532
Ironside Corporation Report [and Survey on the National Park Service] July 7 and 21, 1972 October 25, 1972	43	533
Isaak Walton League of America. [Statement on Proposal to Establish Computerized Reservation Systems for Certain National Parks] February 23, 1973	43	534
Isle Royal National Park (Michigan) February 6, 1969 June 9 and September 9, 1970	43	535
Issue Papers for Program Strategy and Decisions November 15, 1968-February 29, 1972	43	536
Jackson Hole Airport July 6, 1972 General note (See Also Grand Teton National Park and Rockefeller Foundation)	43	537
[Senator Henry M.] Jackson Legislation
	Box	Folder
1973-July 12, 1974	43	538
October 15, 1974-September 1, 1976	43	539
September 2, 1976-March 18, 1977	43	540
	Box	Folder
[Senator Henry M.] Jackson Legislation: Nationwide Outdoor Recreation Draft Plan Prepared by the Department of the Interior] September 1974	43	541
James M. Kittleman
	Box	Folder
December 14, 1965-January 13, 1971	44	542
January 20, 1971-July 17, 1972	44	543
	Box	Folder
Jamestown. Glasshouse Donation October 12, 1972	44	544
Japan April 1970 July 20, 1972	44	545
[Jefferson National Expansion Memorial: Book] [circa 1964]	44	546
Jefferson National Expansion Memorial: Construction 1933-June 25, 1962	44	547
Jefferson National Expansion Memorial: Construction October 16-December 28, 1962	44	248
Jefferson National Expansion Memorial: Miscellaneous January 16, 1959-December 23, 1960	44	549A
Jefferson National Expansion Memorial: Miscellaneous January 3, 1961-October 31, 1972	44	549B
Jefferson National Expansion Memorial: Negotiations-City, Old Cathedral, State Highway Department, Union Electric and Telephone Company February 23, 1960-June 1, 1962	44	549C
[Jewel Cave National Monument, South Dakota] 1966	44	550A
Job Corps March 24, 1964-March 4, 1966	44	550B
Job Request Undated	44	551
John F. Kennedy Center: National Cultural Center April 24 and June 21, 1972	45	552
John F. Kennedy Center: Performing Arts Center
	Box	Folder
Board of Trustees	45	553
Finances and Operations 1972	45	554-557
News Release November 27, 1972	45	558
	Box	Folder
John Fitzgerald Kennedy National Historic Site Dedication May 29, 1969 March 17-May 29, 1969	45	559
Johnson Proclamations, History of the 1968-1969 September 30, 1970 Winter 1980	45	560
Kansas November 3, 1971	45	561
Kentucky. Shakertown June 29, 1972	45	562
Kilgore, Bruce M. "The Role of Fire in Managing Red Fir Forests" March 10, 1971	45	563
KOA (Kampgrounds of America) July-September 23, 1970	45	564
Lake Mead National Recreation Area July 9, 1964-September 25, 1972	45	565
Lake Mead National Recreation Area October 13-16, 1972	46	566
Lake Powell-Four Corners Area July, 1967 March 2, 1971	46	567
Lake Tahoe May 15, 1969-August 25, 1972	46	568
Land Acquisition and Exchanges June 17-August 11, 1970	46	569
Land Acquisition for Outdoor Recreation-Analysis of Selected Legal Problems 1962	46	570
Land Acquisition: General
	Box	Folder
November 3, 1964-January, 1967	46	571
January 25, 1967-January 23, 1970	46	572
March 5, 1970-March 3, 1972	46	573
April 26-August 16, 1972	46	574
	Box	Folder
Land Acquisition: Mayo [Robert P. Mayo, Director, Bureau of the Budget] Letters September 10-November 14, 1969	46	575
Land Acquisition Program (Prior to Fiscal Year 1960; Fiscal Year 1960-90th Congress; 91st Congress)
	Box	Folder
December 14, 1966-September 1, 1970	46	576A
December 14, 1970-July 20, 1972	47	576B
Land and Water Conservation Fund
	Box	Folder
May, 1963-April 17, 1966	47	577
July 20, 1967-December 2, 1971	47	578
January 14, 1972-June 24, 1974; [no date]	47	579
	Box	Folder
Land Classification and Recreational Carrying Capacity. Criteria December 31, 1972	47	580
Land Management November 12, 1970	47	581
Landmark Services, Inc. October 20-December 9, 1970 General note (See also Tourmobile)	47	582
Landmarks. Potential National Natural Landmarks in the GreatPlains: Geological Categories of History of Landforms and History of Lifeforms by Donald F. Trimble July 1972 General note See also Natural Landmarks Programs	47	583
Land Use March 1971-August 15, 1972	47	584
Land Use: How Will America Grow? A Citizen Guide to Land-Use Planning. Prepared by the Citizens' Advisory Committee on Environmental Quality April 1976	47	585
Land Use: "Where Do We Grow From Here?" by Robert Cahn. Reprint from the Christian Science Monitor 1973	47	586
Lane, L.W., Jr. [President and Publisher of Sunset Magazine] October 26, 1971-1973	47	587
La Push Ocean Park October 5, 1970	47	588
Lassen Volcanic National Park (California) December 26, 1972	47	589
Law Enforcement October 7, 1968-July 28, 1972	48	590
Lee, Ronald F. [Death] August 22, 1972	48	591
Legal August 20, 1969	48	592
Legislation General note (See also Task Forces. Legislation)
	Box	Folder
1935-November 7, 1966	48	593
November 21, 1966-November 18, 1968	48	594
December 12, 1968-January 20, 1970	48	595
March 5, 1970-January 6, 1971	48	596
January 29-November 23, 1971	48	597
December 3, 1971-July 25, 1972	48	598
August 10-November 8, 1972	49	599
[Proposed Legislative Program] 1972	49	600
June 23, 1973-1974	49	601
	Box	Folder
Le Parc National Des Ecrins 1971-1972	49	602
Lessig, Charles W. November 10, 1972	49	603
Lewis, Judge Echion Undated	49	604
Liaison. Inter-bureau May 13, 1971	49	605
Lincoln Gallery October 29, 1970	49	606
Lincoln [Home National Historic Site, Lincoln Living Historical Farm and Knob Creek Boyhood Farm] April 23, 1970-October 9, 1972 June 16, 1988	49	607
Lincoln Memorial Traffic [circa October 1970]	49	608
Lincoln Rocker Request March 15, 1967	49	609
Lombardo, Carl [Selling His Property Within and Adjacent to Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Area] June 21-December 5, 1977	49	610
Looking Ahead Memo May 6-June 27, 1969	49	611
Louisiana Council for Music and Performing Arts April 27 and November 23, 1971	49	612
M-McClelland, John L.; Minute Man; Montgomery, G. V.; May, Morton D 1970-1972	49	613
Maintenance Supervisor (Final Report) December 19, 1972	49	614
Malpais November 13, 1970	49	615
Mammoth Cave National Park December 23, 1970-May 23, 1974	49	616
Man and His Environment September 25, 1970	49	617
Man and His Urban Environment. A Manual of Specific Considerations for the Seventies and Beyond by Fred Smith November 1972	49	618
Management
	Box	Folder
March 11, 1925 November 3, 1960-December 8, 1970	49	619
January 4, 1971-November 3, 1972	50	620
And Budgeting September 13, 1972 July 8, 1980	50	621
Goal Setting 1964	50	622
"A Guide to Management Reading" (Prepared by Branch of Training, National Park Service) April 2, 1969 May 27 and August 21, 1970	50	623
And Personnel February 8, 1955-August 7, 1972	50	624
[Personnel Transfers, Criticism of Too Frequent] July 10, 1972	50	625
Philosophy Statement October 23, 1967-January 4, 1971	50	626
Reports and Evaluations September 21-24, 1971	50	627
Review August 18 and 22, 1972 General note (See also Ironside Corporation Report)	50	628
System [of the National Park Service] July 12, 1969-September 15, 1971	50	629
	Box	Folder
Manassas National Battlefield Park February 13-26, 1969	50	630
Mankato State College and Nauvoo Restoration, Inc. Speaking Engagements 1964 May 1-24, 1969	50	631
Manual. Branch of Lands Manual Material Status Report November 26, 1957	50	632
Mar-a-Lago [Marjorie Merriweather Post's Palm Beach Mansion] March 13, 1968-November 19, 1972	50	633
Marine Parks and Refuges July 7 and 27, 1970	50	634
Marine Pollution December 5, 1972	50	635
Marshall Hall. See Piscataway Park (Maryland)
	Box	Folder
Martha's Vineyard June 26, 1972	50	636A
Martin Luther King Memorial Proposal May 27, 1968-May 26, 1969	50	636B
Martinka, Clifford J. [Articles on Elk, White-tailed Deer and Grizzly Bears] July 1969-November 1972	51	637
Maryland. Society for Preservation of Maryland Antiquities [Cooperative Agreements and Historic Site Designation Orders] 1947 1953 1965	51	638
Master Planning October 10, 1969-November 23, 1971	51	639
Master Plans for Parks [Road Building] April 23, 1969	51	640
McGovern, George 1972	51	641
McGuire Nuclear Stations October 19, 1970	51	642
McVaugh Painting Collection July 7, 1972	51	643
Meagher, Mary [Articles on Winter Weather as a Regulating Influence on Bison Population in Yellowstone National Park] February and December 1971	51	644
Memos: Administrative and Confidential June 18, 1968-December 4, 1972	51	645
Memos: Confidential
	Box	Folder
Miscellaneous March 24, 1965-November 1, 1972	51	646
Non-Security March 18, 1965-[circa October 20, 1972]	51	647
Personal July 8, 1965-October 30, 1972	51	648
Superintendents' Meetings, Follow-up Comments April 14-August 6, 1969	51	649
[Memos: Follow-up]
	Box	Folder
February 18, 1965-June 11, 1970	51	650
July 14, 1970-June 27, 1972	51	651
July 14-November 29, 1972	51	652
[Memos From Director Hartzog]
	Box	Folder
January 8, 1964-December 8, 1966	51	653
January 9, 1967-March 11, 1969	51	654
March 19-December 1, 1969	51	655
January 2-November 27, 1970	52	656
December 2, 1970-May 18, 1971	52	657
May 25, 1971-June 16, 1972	52	658
July 10-December 21, 1972	52	659
June 30, 1958-December 30, 1964	52	660
January 4, 1965-September 16, 1966	52	661
October 21, 1966-March 6, 1969	53	662
March 10-April 30, 1969	53	663
May 1-July 31, 1969	53	664
August 1-December 22, 1969	53	665
January 2-June 12, 1970	53	666
July 2, 1970-March 26, 1971	53	667
April 2-July 27, 1971	54	668
August 2-November 30, 1971	54	669
December 10, 1971-March 16, 1972	54	670
March 21-August 31, 1972	54	671
September 12-December 19, 1972	54	672
[Memos to Director Hartzog]
	Box	Folder
January 4, 1964-March 28, 1966	54	673
April 7, 1966-December 22, 1967	54	674
January 10, 1968-January 6, 1969	55	675
January 13-May 9, 1969	55	676
May 12-July 28, 1969	55	677
August 1-September 29, 1969	55	678
October 1, 1969-January 30, 1970	55	679
February 2-April 6, 1970	55	680
	Box	Folder
[ The Meramec Basin Water and Economic Development. Summary and a Program of Water Development Proposals Volume 1. Report of the Meramec Basin Research Project] February 1962	55	681
[ The Meramec River Basin. An Information Bulletin Prepared by the U.S. Army Engineer District, St. Louis, Missouri] September 1962	55	682
[ The Meramec River Basin: A National Recreation Area Study] [circa 1969]	55	683
Military Property with Park Potential October 2, 1970	56	684
Mineral Surveys August 12, 1966-August 5, 1971	56	685
[ The Minnesota Volunteer. Special Edition. Adventure in Education] September-October 1972	56	686
Minorities September 29-November 17, 1971	56	687
Minutes of Meetings June 30, 1967 January 7-October 6, 1969	56	688
Miscellaneous Fragments November 16 and 26, 1972; [no date]	56	689
Mission 66 December 10, 1957-December 22, 1958 July 27, 1965 General note (See Also Administration and Management)	56	690
Mississippi: Maps 1962-1970; Undated	56	691
Mississippi: Trip to Natchez January 25-April 4, 1971	56	692
Missouri: Miscellaneous Reports September 10 and November 4, 1968 October 23, 1972	56	693
Missouri River Basin July 17, 1970	56	694
Missouri: School of Forestry Advisory Council October 5, 1962	56	695
Montana September 16, 1970 November 14, 1972	56	696
Monthly Reports From Field Directors
	Box	Folder
February 4-August 6, 1971	56	697
September 3-December 17, 1971	56	698
January 5-May 31, 1972	56	699
June 2-November 13, 1972	56	700
	Box	Folder
Moore's Creek Battleground Association, Inc. August 1, 1972	56	701
Morristown National Historic Park (New Jersey) July 31, 1969-February 26, 1971	57	702
Mount McKinley Park Company Ad Hoc Committee "Representing Employees" April 9, 1970-August 18, 1972	57	703
Mount Rainier National Park (Washington) February 19, 1969	57	704
Mount Rushmore Presidential Institute and National Memorial January 28, 1970 [circa 1972]	57	705
Museums. Miscellaneous Letters September 18, 1969-August 8, 1972	57	706
December 6, 1972	57	707
Nantucket Sound Islands Trust March 21-May 31, 1973	57	708
Natchez Trace June 30, 1967 November 10, 1970	57	709
[National Association of Counties Annual Banquet] July 3, 1972	57	710
National Capital Downtown Committee [Report on Progress] April 1973	57	711
National Capital Parks
	Box	Folder
August 31, 1961-June 26, 1967	57	712
July 3, 1967-June 13, 1968	57	713
July 3, 1968-February 27, 1969	57	714
March 13, 1969-February 27, 1970	57	715
March 3, 1970-December 8, 1972	57	716
	Box	Folder
National Capital Planning Commission: Miscellaneous February 18, 1970-September 11, 1972	57A	717
National Capital Planning Commission. Planning Washington 1924-1976: An Era of Planning for the National Capital and Environs April 30, 1976	57A	718
National Capital Region
	Box	Folder
September 14, 1960-May 28, 1964	57A	719
June 1-December 30, 1964	57A	720
January 8, 1965-June 16, 1966	58	721
September 12, 1966-1967	58	722
National Capital Region Briefing Book
	Box	Folder
Administration January 13, 1964	58	723
Conservation, Interpretation and Use; Operations and Maintenance January 22, 1964	58	724
Regional Office February 6, 1964	58	725
	Box	Folder
National Capital Region Telephone Directory Summer 1977	58	726
National Capital and Urban Park Affairs November 19-27, 1970	58	727
National Conference on State Parks [Includes Planning and Civic Comments] June, 1962-September 23, 1971	58	728
National Conference on State Parks: Myrtle Beach, South Carolina September 20-24, 1970 January 27-September 23, 1970	58	729
National Environmental Education Development Program. See NEED
	Box	Folder
National Environmental Landmarks Program March 28, 1968-1971	58	730
National Environmental Policy Act of 1969, Improvements Needed n Federal Efforts to Implement the (Report) May 18, 1972	58	731
National Geographic Society Articles: "Tomorrow's National Parks" by George B. Hartzog, Jr. [Drafts, Revisions, Correspondence] 1965	59	732
National Geographic Society Articles: "Your National Parks in the Years Ahead" by George B. Hartzog, Jr. [Drafts, Revisions, Correspondence]
	Box	Folder
October 19, 1965-January 21, 1966	59	733
January 28-September 12, 1966	59	734
	Box	Folder
National Geographic Society Lectures 1972-1973	59	735
National Graduate University January 25, 1968	59	736
National Heritage Trust Fund Act January 31, 1973-March 2, 1977 General note (See also Jackson Legislation)	59	737
National Historic Landmark Series July 18, 1972	59	738
National Historic Landmarks Program 1969	59	739
National Historic Preservation April 10, 1970-December 22, 1972 1980	59	740
National Landmarks December 14, 1964-August 6, 1969	59	741
National Landmarks: Inspection Standards August 27-28, 1968	59	742
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration December 4, 1970	59	743
National Park Courier
	Box	Folder
Centennial Edition September 1972	59	744
Correspondence February 12, 1960-June 29, 1964	59	745
Newspapers May 1969-May 1974	59	746
National Park Foundation
	Box	Folder
May 25, 1962 February 15, 1966-June 19, 1968	59	747
July 2-December 16, 1968	60	748
January-December 10, 1969	60	749
March-October 8, 1970	60	750
October 15, 1970-September 30, 1971	60	751
October 1971-March 21, 1972	60	752
April 14-August 28, 1972	60	753
September 1-December 21, 1972	60	754
	Box	Folder
National Park Foundation: Agency Report as of March 31, 1970	60	755
National Park Foundation: Board July 19, 1968	60	756
[National Park Foundation: Board Meeting, Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming] September 18, 1972	61	757
National Park Foundation: Bylaws and Goals December 18, 1967-September 18, 1972	61	758
National Park Foundation: Financial Statements and Reports 1970-1972	61	759
National Parklands Passports June 26, 1972	61	760
National Park Service
	Box	Folder
Criteria for Parklands 1967 1971-1972	61	761
Historical Society July 18, 1967-March 30, 1971; No Dates	61	762
Interpreters' Newsletters July 1, 1967-October, 1970	61	763
Listing of Position Titles 1972	61	764
Officials [Historical Listings of Positions] (Centennial Edition) March 1, 1972	61	765A
[Planning and Design Process] [no date]	61	765B
[Taping Its History] March 6, 1962-August 12, 1964	61	765C
	Box	Folder
The National Park System and the National Park Service, A Brief on (Prepared for Secretary of the Interior Stewart L. Udall) December 15, 1960	61	766
National Parks and the American Landscape [Exhibit Book] 1972	61	767
[ National Parks and Landmarks] 1968 1972	61	768
[ National Parks Magazine] 1963	61	769
"National Parks: Our Struggle to Create Enough" by George Biderman for Passages July 1972	61	770A
[National Parks Tour 1919. The Brooklyn Daily Eagle Outing Party. Inauguration of Government Motor Service Connecting Denver, Rocky Mountain, Yellowstone and Glacier Parks] February 13, 1969	61	770B
National Recreation and Park Association
	Box	Folder
Affiliations September 14, 1972-April 5, 1978	61	771
Agenda for 1977-1978 February 27, 1978	62	772
Arlington County BPOL Tax January 7, 1977-January 24, 1978	62	773
Auditors June 18 and July 21, 1980	62	774
Better Business Bureau Rating October 14, 1977-April 19, 1979	62	775
Board Meeting August 17 and 22, 1978	62	776
Board of Trustees October 5, 1976-August 31, 1978	62	777
Board Meeting and Executive Committee Meetings May 14-16, 1970	62	778
Code of Ethics November 26, 1975 January 6, 1976	62	779
Congress
	Box	Folder
Boston May 14, 1975-October 17, 1976	62	780
Denver October 1974	62	781A
Las Vegas and Miami September 14, 1977-October 3, 1978	62	781B
Philadelphia Civic Center June 11-September 30, 1970	62	782A
	Box	Folder
[Directory of National Organizations Related to Recreation, Parks, and Leisure] 1974	62	782B
Energy Contract between the National Recreation and Park Association and the National Park Service June 30, 1977-March 7, 1978	62	783
Executive Committee Meetings December 6, 1972-February 27, 1978	62	784
Financial (Audits) September 9-November 18, 1977	62	785
Legal and Legislation January 12, 1976-July 5, 1979	63	786
"Life. Be In It" Program February 8-August 29, 1979	63	787
[Miscellaneous] March 23-April 21, 1978	63	788
Newsletters [ Board of Trustees Newsletter and Dateline: NRPA] March 27-August 4, 1978	63	789
1965 Merger Documents and E. Channing Coolidge Trust Bequest to the National Recreation and Park Association 1965-07-23 September 22-October 9, 1975	63	790
Officers and Committees April 22, 1970-August 18, 1971	63	791
Oversight Hearing (Dwight F. Rettie) March 22, 1973	63	792
Pension, Retirement, Tax-Deferred Annuities, Insurance October 10, 1974-May 15, 1978	63	793
Personnel Policy Manual May, 1978	63	794
Program Committee May 3, 1973	63	795
Trustees-Member Committee on Minority Affairs 1973	63	796
Washington Action Reports May 18, 1973-August 11, 1978	63	797
National Recreation Areas
	Box	Folder
Administrative Jurisdiction 1959-March 27, 1969	63	798A
Administrative Jurisdiction April 18, 1969-July 27, 1970	63	798B
Policy Statements, Printed Materials, Proposals March 15, 1963-July 27, 1970	63	799
	Box	Folder
National Register of Historic Places November 6, 1969-May 10, 1970	63	800
National Seashore [Vehicle and Use Regulations Study, Interim Report (Memo)] October 31, 1968	64	801
National Seashores, Acquisition Costs of (Congressional Research Service) September 1, 1977	64	802
National Symphony December 4, 1970	64	803
National Tourism Resources Review Commission. Executive Committee Meeting August 1-2 and 15, 1972	64	804
National Trust for Historic Preservation November 3, 1967-November 22, 1972	64	805
National Visitor Center (Washington, D.C.)
	Box	Folder
November 10, 1966-June 27, 1968	64	806
September 19, 1968-May 22, 1969	64	807
June 4, 1969-September 30, 1970	64	808
March 15, 1971-May 1974	64	809
	Box	Folder
National Visitor Center (Washington, D.C.): Agreement Between USA and Terminal Realty Baltimore Co. and Terminal Realty Penn Co. March 1, 1972	64	810
National Visitor Center (Washington, D.C.): Annual Reports (Status I and II) January 15, 1970-November 13, 1972	64	811
National Visitor Center (Washington, D.C.): Facilities Act [to Build the National Visitor Center] November 7, 1966-March 12, 1968	64	812
[National Visitor Center (Washington, D.C.): Report of the National Visitor Center Study Commission] September 15, 1967	64	813
National Wilderness Preservation Act. See Wilderness
	Box	Folder
National Wildlife Federation: Conservation Reports March 23, 1973-February 15, 1979	64	814
[National Wildlife Federation: Statement by Its Director of Conservation, Louis S. Clapper, on Camping Reservations in the National Parks] February 23, 1973	64	815
Nation's Business. Publications March 1955; Undated	64	816
Nationwide Outdoor Recreation Plan February 28, 1969-July 3, 1970	65	817
Nationwide Outdoor Recreation Plan: Public Forum July 11-12, 1972	65	818
Natural Area Preservation July 7, 1969-May 25, 1972	65	819
[Natural Beauty, President Lyndon Johnson's Message on] February 8-October 1, 1965	65	820
Natural History Landmarks March 9, 1962-June 23, 1970	65	821
Natural History Theme Analysis by James W. Larson, Lloyd L. Loope and Peter S. Hayden 1970	65	822
Natural Landmarks Programs 1969 and December 4, 1972	65	823
Natural Resources, Department of Proposal under President Nixon's Departmental Reorganization Plan
	Box	Folder
January 8, 1970-February 12, 1971	65	824
February 22-August 6, 1971	65	825
December 17, 1971-October 2, 1972	65	826
	Box	Folder
Natural Science Studies, Office of May, 1969 October 27, 1970	65	827
The Nature Conservancy December 30, 1970 June 9, 1972 and October 12, 1972	66	828
The Nature Conservancy: Annual Reports 1971-1973	66	829
[ Nature Conservation and Landscape Management in the Federal Republic of Germany-Dates, Facts and Figures] 1970	66	830A
Nature Preservation Proposal June 10-17, 1970 October 13, 1972	66	830B
[Nauvoo Visitors Center Dedication, Illinois] September 1971	66	831
Navajo Tribe 1958 August 23, 1966-May 8, 1970 General note (See Also Indian ...)	66	832
The Naval Aviation Executive Institute: Evaluation and Recommendations (Prepared by the National Academy of Public Administration) March 1977	66	833
Nauvoo Restoration Incorporated. See Mankato State College and Nauvoo Restoration, Inc. Speaking Engagements	66	833
Navy Munitions November 7, 1966-January 8, 1971	66	834
NEED [National Environmental Education Development] [Includes Teacher's Guides]
	Box	Folder
Adventure in Environment 1970-1971	66	835
Third/Fourth Grades 1969	66	836
Fifth/Sixth Grades 1969	66	837
Seventh/Eighth Grades 1969	66	838
Miscellaneous January 7, 1969-August 25, 1972	67	839
	Box	Folder
New Jersey. Shore Erosion Problem November 14, 1972	67	840
Eric P. Newman Numismatic Education Society August 24, 1962	67	841
New River Plantation (Jasper County, South Carolina) August 23 and 25, 1969 October 24, 1969	67	842
Newspaper Clippings
	Box	Folder
February 18, 1962-August 26, 1971	67	843
September, 1971-May 19, 1972	67	844
May 20-July 28, 1972	67	845
August 1-September 30, 1972	67	846
October 1-December 13, 1972	67	847
December 14, 1972-January 18, 1973, [no date]	68	848
News Releases, Department of the Interior
	Box	Folder
June 25, 1963-January 30, 1969	68	849
February 2-May 9, 1969	68	850
May 11-August 31, 1969	68	851
September 14, 1969-February 20, 1970	68	852
March 1-July 31, 1970	69	853
August 3, 1970-February 28, 1971	69	854
March 1-July 31, 1971	69	855
August 1-December 28, 1971	69	856
January 2-April 27, 1972	69	857
May 2-July 25, 1972	69	858
July 26-October 10, 1972	69	859
October 15-December 29, 1972	69	860
	Box	Folder
New Year's Message to Employees January 2, 1963-December 21, 1970	70	861
Nez Perce National Historical Park May 16-August 3, 1967	70	862
Nixon Birthplace (Yorba Linda, California) July 31-December 18, 1969	70	863
Nixon, Richard M. Notes for State of the Union Message; October 27, 1970 [ Papers Relating to the President's Departmental Reorganizational Program: A Reference Compilation]
	Box	Folder
March 1971	70	865
February 1972	70	866
	Box	Folder
Nixon, Mrs. Richard (Patricia). Environmental Program Proposal [circa May]-October 27, 1969	70	867
Nixon, Mrs. Richard (Patricia). Miscellaneous 1970-1972	70	868
North Anna Power Station October 23, 1970	70	869
North Cascades National Park
	Box	Folder
April 22, 1947 February 1, 1963-December 7, 1965	70	870
January 5-May 12, 1966	70	871
July 1, 1966-August 9, 1967	70	872
September 1, 1967-March 5, 1968	70	873
May 8, 1968-December 11, 1983	71	874
Northeast Region
	Box	Folder
January 28-August 14, 1970	71	875
October 7, 1970-December 27, 1971	71	876
January 5-November 1, 1972	71	877
	Box	Folder
Northwest Region February 18, 1964-December 17, 1969	71	878
[Notes, Miscellaneous] 1970	71	879A
Ocmulgee National Monument October 17, 1970	71	879B
[ Odyssey of the California Islands by Thorne Hall] March 5, 1963	71	880
Office of Travel and Information Services November 4, 1968-April 23, 1969	71	881
Oklahoma National Recreation Area Proposal September 8, 1972	71	882A
[The Old Cathedral ... St. Louis IX Basilica, St. Louis, Missouri] 1968	71	882B
Olympic National History Association April 24-October 25, 1972	71	883
Olympic National Park
	Box	Folder
June 26, 1964-May 23, 1968	71	884
[Bogachiel Ridge] April 14, 1969-October 25,1972	71	885
Boundary Study Committee Report September 2, 1966	71	886
	Box	Folder
Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area; Oregon Trail Revisited January 3, 1969-August 18, 1972	72	887
Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument (Arizona), The Economic Impact Study of April 1970	72	888
Organization and Personnel
	Box	Folder
September 15, 1966-March 21, 1969	72	889
April 14, 1969-March 11, 1971	72	890
April 12-June 2, 1971	72	891
July 16-October 26, 1971	72	892
November 3-December 21, 1971	72	893
January 12-April 28, 1972	72	894
May 5-September 29, 1972	72	895
Organizational Charts. Regional Offices General note (See Also Oversize Organizational and Staffing Charts)
	Box	Folder
October 21, 1969, [no date]	73	896
February 16, 1972	73	897
	Box	Folder
Organizational Study 1963-1964	73	898
Orientation July 17, 1970	73	899
Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission Reports #1 and #12 1962	73	900
Oxon Run November 2-24, 1970	73	901
Ozark National Scenic Riverways
	Box	Folder
July 4, 1961-February 27, 1967	73	902
March 3, 1967-February 29, 1968	73	903
March 14, 1968-April 15, 1970	73	904A
May 1, 1970-May 3, 1991	73	904B
	Box	Folder
Pacific Northwest Region July 7-December 2, 1970	73	905
Padre Island National Seashore January 16, 1964-May 23, 1969	74	906
Painted Desert Inn, Petrified Forest National Park April 24, 1969	74	907
Park Development Conference January 11, 1956-September 30, 1957	74	908
Park Ranger Series November, 1966-August 1, 1972	74	909A
["Parks Are For People" by Conrad L. Wirth. Reprinted from Parks & Recreation] June 1959	74	909B
Pea Ridge National Military Park August 6, 1970	74	910
Pennsylvania Avenue [Includes Washington Mall Master Plan]
	Box	Folder
January, 1966-June 10, 1970	74	911
August 4, 1970-April 13, 1972	74	912
	Box	Folder
Pennsylvania Cultural Loop Bus (Philadelphia) 1972	74	913
People in the Parks Program 1969-1970	74	914
Personnel
	Box	Folder
January 15, 1963-June 24, 1964	74	915
July 17, 1964-May 19, 1970	74	916
August 31, 1970-October 31, 1972	74	917A
November 1-December 27, 1972	74	917B
A-Z 1968-1972	74	918
Action [Howard R. Stagner] 1967	75	919
Applications (and Resumes) 1965-1972, Undated	75	920
Bill, Spud-Dinner Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Bill December 8, 1971	75	921
Career Development and Placement Plan August 22, 1972	75	922
Career Development Plan, Implementation of June 10, 1972	75	923
[Clark, Russell B.] 1960	75	924A
Cotten, Ronald E. [Chief Maintenance Supervisor] December 20, 1972	75	924B
Director's Office 1963-1971	75	925
Federal Women's Award Nominations November 6, 1972	75	926
Freeze on Hiring and Promotion December 14, 1972	75	927
Gibbs, Bob June 21, 1972	75	928
Gunter, Raymond W. November 30, 1972	75	929
Humphrey, Donald W. Undated	75	930
Issuances October 16, 1970	75	931
[Issuances, Employee Data, Directorate Data] 1963-1968	75	932
[Lundy, Maurice H.] March 23, 1971-June 8, 1972	75	933
Malbon, A. Sidney 1966	75	934
Management September 16, 1968-October 28, 1970	75	935
Management, Evaluation of March 6-August 1, 1972	75	936
Murdock, Nelson November 25, 1968	75	937
Position Descriptions
	Box	Folder
February 26, 1963-August 12, 1968	75	938A
November 19, 1968-January 30, 1969	75	938B
	Box	Folder
Retirees August 25, 1972	75	939
Second Generation. "Family Tree of the National Park Service" August 29 and November 20, 1972	75	940
Special Assistant to the Director; Chief Scientist; Assistant Director 1966 and 1970	75	941
Stanton, Robert 1972	75	942
Trent, Darrell 1972	75	943
	Box	Folder
Pesticides June 17, 1970	75	944
Petersburg National Battlefield: [Evaluation Report] March 1970	75	945
Petroleum Industry Competition Act of 1976	75	946
Phillips Exeter Academy Undated	75	947
Phillips Petroleum Company August 26, 1970	75	948
Pinnacles National Monument December 4, 1972	75	949
Piscataway Park (Maryland)
	Box	Folder
July 19, 1966-July 18, 1968	76	950
February 12, 1969-April 22, 1970	76	951
May 8, 1970-December 27, 1971	76	952
January 3-December 8, 1972	76	953
	Box	Folder
Piscataway Park (Maryland) Briefing Book 1970-1971	76	954-955
Platt-Arbuckle Undated	76	956
Pledge of Public Service June 17-August 13, 1968	76	957
Point Reyes National Seashore (California)
	Box	Folder
July 27, 1966-November 20, 1969	76	958A
November 28, 1969-October 19, 1972; 1989; no date 1989; no date	76	958B
	Box	Folder
Point Roberts (Washington) April 5, 1972	77	959A
[Policing a Regional Park System] July 10, 1969	77	959B
[Policy Guidelines, Memos and Statements]
	Box	Folder
May 13, 1918-December 16, 1968	77	960
January 15, 1969-January 5, 1972	77	961A
[no date]	77	961B
	Box	Folder
Policy. Secretary of the Interior's 1972 Program Package April 17, 1969-May 19, 1972	77	962
Pompion Hill Chapel, South Carolina, National Historic Landmark September 24, 1970-May 14, 1971	77	963
["Ponte Vecchio" Type Bridge and Crossing Proposal for the Washington Channel Pedestrian Bridge and Concession Operation Project]
	Box	Folder
January 18, 1965-June 26, 1967	77	964
July 3, 1967-February 25, 1969	77	965
	Box	Folder
Portraits of the Former Secretaries of the Interior Undated	77	966
Possessory Interest. See Concessions	77	966
Potomac National River January 5, 1967-March 24, 1971 General note (See also Fairchild, Charles A., and Dyke Marsh)	77	967
Preservation Program, Five-Year
	Box	Folder
November 20, 1964-September 14, 1967	78	968
October 5, 1967-May 14, 1969	78	969
	Box	Folder
[Presidential Proclamations, Secretarial Designations or Acts of Congress That Added Land to the National Park System (Includes Briefing Book)] January 24, 1961-February 17, 1969	78	970
President's Council on Recreation and Natural Beauty. See Citizens Advisory Committee on Recreation and Natural Beauty	78	970
Presidents. Major Buildings, Sites and Memorials December 24, 1964-September 29, 1971	78	971
Prince William Forest Park (Virginia) 1966 August 7, 1967-May 10, 1971	78	972
Private Inholding Problems in the National Park Service's Natural Areas, 1968. See Photographs and Negatives	78	972
Private Land Use and Ownership November 19, 1971	78	973
Program Priority Objectives July 28, 1972	78	974
Program Studies 1972-1976 September 5, 1969	78	975
Program Survey February 2, 1970	78	976
Program Thrusts-Fiscal Year 1973 August 23, 1972	78	977
Programs March 30, 1960-August 6, 1969; [no date]	78	978
Programs and Accomplishments August 6-December 8, 1971	78	979
Projects: High Priority (Not Included in Fiscal Year 1973 Budget) April 25-28, 1972	78	980
Projects: Living History October 21, 1970	78	981
Proposed Areas November 23, 1965-July 6, 1970	78	982
Public Land Law Review Commission May 28, 1970-July 16, 1971	78	983
[Public Relations] [circa 1967]	78	984
Public Use of the National Park Service 1872-2000 by Ronald F. Lee. With Foreword by George B. Hartzog, Jr. January 1-October 17, 1968	79	985
Public Use of the National Parks. Statistical Reports
	Box	Folder
June 1967-December 1968	79	986
January 1969-Sepember 1970	79	987
November 1970-September 1972	79	988
	Box	Folder
Publications and Articles by National Park Service Scientists January 1971-February 1, 1972 General note (See also Individual Authors/Subjects.)	79	989
Puerto Rico June 27, 1966-May 21, 1970	79	990
[Quarterly Reports to the Secretary of the Interior] July 3 and October 3, 1972	79	991A
Rainbow Bridge National Monument 1966	79	991B
REACH [Director's Letter Soliciting Suggestions from All Employees to Reach Objectives and Goals] November 16 and 30, 1970	79	992
Reader's Digest. Second World Conference on National Parks July 26 and August 9, 1972	79	993
Real Property Study April 9, 1970	79	994
Rebozo, Charles G. (Bebe) October 25, 1971	79	995
Records Disposition October 13, 1970 July 25, 1972	79	996
Recreation Advisory Council [Booklets] March 26, 1963-October 20, 1965	79	997
Recreation and the Coastal Zone (Congressional Research Service, Library of Congress) September 8, 1977	79	998
Recreation Areas. Urban August 10, 1970	79	999
Recreation Legacy July 2-December 2, 1970	79	1000
Recreation, Park, Cultural and Renewable Resources Trust Fund June 28, 1974-January 16, 1975	79	1001
Redwood National Park (California)
	Box	Folder
May 8, 1964-January 26, 1965	80	1002
February 5-December 8, 1965	80	1003
January 5, 1966-July 26, 1967	80	1004
August 5, 1967-November 25, 1968	80	1005
November 27, 1968-April 2, 1971	80	1006
May 10-December 22, 1971	80	1007
February 9, 1972-October 15, 1973	80	1008
	Box	Folder
[Redwood National Park (California) Master Plan. Preliminary Working Draft] August, 1971	80	1009A
Redwood Parks in Humboldt and Del Norte Counties, California by Samuel T. Dana and Kenneth B. Pomeroy (Review Draft) [no date]	81	1009B
Regional Advisory Committees December 2, 1971-November 6, 1972	81	1010
Regional Boundaries July 19, August 18 and 20, 1971	81	1011
Regional and Field Directors' Meetings
	Box	Folder
January 29, 1964-April 11, 1968	81	1012
May 2, 1968-December 27, 1971	81	1013
January 11-July 11, 1972	81	1014
July 18-October 24, 1972	81	1015
	Box	Folder
Regional Financial Plans September 11, 1969	81	1016
Regional Offices. Review November 8, 1972	81	1017
Regional Planning November 29-30, 1967	81	1018
Regional Realignment February 18-July 17, 1972	81	1019
Regulations July 2, 1969-December 5, 1970	81	1020
Reorganization
	Box	Folder
August 12, 1963-December 29, 1967	82	1021
January 9, 1968-September 10, 1973	82	1022
	Box	Folder
Republicans 1968	82	1023
Requisitions February 3, 1965-July 14, 1967	82	1024
Research Programs October 18, 1963-[circa June, 1969]	82	1025
Resource and Land Information Program September 1, 1972	82	1026
Retirees. Utilization of ... Seasonal Appointments July 14 and August 10, 1970	82	1027
Retirement Letters October 4, 1967-March 18, 1968 General note (See Also Correspondence. Retirement Letters from Employees Concerning Their Retirement Plans)	82	1028
Rettie, Dwight. National Recreation and Park Association Executive Director. Statement on Nationwide Outdoor Recreation Plan July 11, 1972	82	1029
Reuther, Walter P. March 19, 1965	82	1030
Richmond, City of August 20, 1970	82	1031
Richmond National Battlefield Park 1962 1966-1967	82	1032
Rio Grande June 15, 1972	82	1033
Road Planning 1967	82	1034
Roadsides and Parkways Development 1966 and 1968	82	1035
Robert Frost Farm February 23 and March 9, 1967	82	1036
Roche Jaune, Inc. "Official Medallist for America's National Parks" December 26, 1972	82	1037
Rockefeller Foundation
	Box	Folder
October 22, 1964-December 17, 1970	82	1038
February 3, 1971-October 13, 1972	83	1039
	Box	Folder
Rockefeller Foundation: Board of Trustees Meetings (Grand Teton Lodge Company and Jackson Hole Preserve, Inc.) September 9-10, 1971	83	1040
Rockefeller, John D., Jr. The Heritage December 7, 1970	83	1041
Rockefeller, Laurance S. May 20, 1966-November 8, 1989	83	1042
John D. Rockefeller Parkway Proposal [to Connect Grand Teton and the Yellowstone National Parks] June 6, 1924-June 30, 1926 December 18, 1961-November 9, 1972	83	1043
Rockefeller Public Service Award July 17, 1967-July 12, 1972	83	1044
Rockefellers and Mellons, Recognition for, and Review of Donations August 5, 1969 January 12, 1970	83	1045
Rocky Mountain National Park (Colorado)
	Box	Folder
March 13, 1957-June 17, 1970	83	1046
March 15, 1971-October 20, 1972	83	1047
	Box	Folder
Rocky Mountain Park Company August 14, 1972	83	1048
Roles [of Various Organizational Units and Positions]
	Box	Folder
March 21, 1969-October 22, 1970	83	1049
July 26-November 14, 1972	83	1050
	Box	Folder
Romanian Program of Exchanges for 1973-1974 September 22, 1972	83	1051
Rome Centre Committee June 28, 1972	83	1052A
[ The Roundup] November 1972	83	1052B
Routing Slips [Daily Reading Files]
	Box	Folder
October 5, 1970 January 25-February 9, 1972	84	1053
February 10-March 15, 1972	84	1054
March 17-April 11, 1972	84	1055
April 13-26, 1972	84	1056
April 26-May 18, 1972	84	1057
May 24-June 18, 1972	84	1058
June 20-July 7, 1972	84	1059
July 11-25, 1972	85	1060
July 27-August 3, 1972	85	1061
August 4-11, 1972	85	1062
August 14-24, 1972	85	1063
August 25-September 8, 1972	85	1064
September 12-26, 1972	85	1065
October 2-6, 1972	85	1066
October 10-19, 1972	86	1067A
October 20-November 2, 1972	86	1067B
November 7-15, 1972	86	1067C
November 16-29, 1972	86	1067
	Box	Folder
Russell Cave National Monument 1966-1967	86	1068
Saarinen, Aline B. July 15, 1972	86	1069
Sagamore Hill National Historic Site 1964	86	1070
Saguaro National Monument 1967	86	1071
Saint Clement's Island July 20, 1972	86	1072
Saint Croix National Scenic Riverway September 25, 1969-August 11, 1972	86	1073
Saint Gaudens National Historic Site 1967	86	1074
Saint Nicholas Terrace December 8, 1970	86	1075
[Carl Sandburg Home (Connemara) National Historic Site (News Release)] October 27, 1972	86	1076
Santa Fe Railroad. See Harvey, Frederick Henry	86	1076
Savannah Historic District [Concerns Project About Building an Apartment House for Elderly People by the Roman Catholic Through Serviam, Inc.] December 4, 1970	86	1077
Sawtooth Mountains National Park (Idaho) June 24, 1969-February 3, 1971	86	1078
[Schedule for Award of Construction Contracts] 1972	86	1079A
Schedules 1972	86	1079B
Schmidt, Hank G. [Assistant Director, Field Operations] June 25, 1971-October 6, 1972	86	1080
Scotty's Castle, Death Valley, California April 27, 1969	86	1081
Sea Island Company December 29, 1972	86	1082
Sea Pine Company [Concerning Development of Amelia Island, Island, Florida] June 1, 1973	86	1083
Seasonal Ranger Quarters. Criteria and Rates March 6, 1969-May 11, 1972	86	1084
Second World Conference on National Parks, Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks September 18-27, 1972
	Box	Folder
December 2, 1971-June 23, 1972	87	1085
August 15-September 22, 1972	87	1086A
September 23, 1972-January 11, 1973	87	1086B
Background Papers Sessions II (1)-VIII(1) August 7, 1972	87	1087
Background Papers Sessions IX (1)-XIV August 7, 1972	87	1088
[Summaries of the Sessions] September, 1972	87	1089
	Box	Folder
Senior Executive Committee December 2, 1963-October 22, 1965	87	1090
Seniority February 1, 1973	87	1091
Service Center Operations and Staffing July 7-13, 1972	87	1092
Shakespeare Summer Festival 1970-1971	87	1093
Shenandoah National Park June 3, 1965 October 21, 1970; [no date]	87	1094
Shouse, Mrs. Jouett March 21, 1966 General note (See also Wolf Trap Farm Park and Foundation)	87	1095
Sierra Club May 3, 1964-August 8, 1972	88	1096
Skiing May 10, 1967	88	1097
Small Business November 22, 1972	88	1098
Smithsonian Institution May 23, 1966-March 27, 1967	88	1099
[Smithsonian Institution and National Park Service's Roles in the Bicentennial Plans and Their Connections to Outdoor Museums and Historical Sites] February 11 and March 21, 1972	88	1100
Snake River (Wyoming) August 28, 1970	88	1101
Snowmobiles March 16, 1971	88	1102
Solicitor's Opinions August 20, 1969	88	1103
Solid Waste Landfills February 23, 1972	88	1104
Sonic Boom Damage December 20, 1966-April 27, 1972	88	1105
Sonoran Desert National Monument (Arizona) Undated	88	1106
South Carolina. Park Matters November 18, 1971 July 19, 1972 General note (See Also Individual Cities, Projectsor Parks)	88	1107
South Dakota [Flood Effects on National Park Service Areas] June 12 and 15, 1972	88	1108
Southeast Region
	Box	Folder
December 4, 1963-December 1, 1964	88	1109
January 5, 1965-December 24, 1969	88	1110
January 2-December 9, 1970	88	1111
March 1, 1971-September 12, 1972	88	1112
	Box	Folder
Southern Railway February 9, 1970-March 27, 1972	88	1113
Southern Recreation and Park Conference (5th Annual), Charleston, South Carolina April, 1970	88	1114
South Florida Ecological Study: Field Advisory Board Meetings [Summaries]
	Box	Folder
June 5, 1970-April 30, 1971	89	1115
May 28, 1971-July 31, 1972	89	1116
South Florida Ecological Study: General
	Box	Folder
May, 1970-September 2, 1971	89	1117
October 25, 1971-August 18, 1972	89	1118
South Florida Environmental Project. Everglades-Jetport
	Box	Folder
January 16, 1970-May 28, 1971	89	1119
June 7, 1971-November 2, 1972	89	1120
Advisory Board May 12, 1970-August 28, 1972	89	1121
Monitoring Program September 4, 1970-December 9, 1971	89	1122
Reports
	Box	Folder
December 10, 1969-January, 1971	89	1123
August 27, 1971	89	1124
Site Selection Study
	Box	Folder
[circa July, 1970]-June, 1972	89	1125
June-July 25, 1972	89	1126
South Florida Environmental Work Program
	Box	Folder
March 1, 1966-December 9, 1969	90	1127
January 15-March 31, 1970	90	1128
April 3-May 27, 1970	90	1129
June 2-August 31, 1970	90	1130
September 2-November 30, 1970	90	1131A
December 1, 1970-March 31, 1971	90	1131B
April 2, 1971-July 3, 1972; Undated	90	1131C
	Box	Folder
Southwest Archeological Center December 20, 1968-June 25, 1971	91	1132
Southwest Region
	Box	Folder
November 19, 1963-November 13, 1969	91	1133
March 2, 1970-December 13, 1972	91	1134
	Box	Folder
Space Requirements November 22, 1968	91	1135
Speeches
	Box	Folder
A-G 1961-1972	91	1136
H-Z 1959-1971	91	1137
Adams, Ansel June 15, 1967	91	1138
Berry, Phillip S. [President of the Sierra Club] January 25, 1971	91	1139
Bryce, James. [Ambassador from Great Britain] February 27, 1913	91	1140
Cain, Dr. Stanley A. [Assistant Secretary for Fish, Wildlife and Parks]
	Box	Folder
February 24-November 20, 1965	91	1141
January 13-December 15, 1966	91	1142A
January 17-October 3, 1967	92	1142B
October 9, 1967-November 13, 1968	92	1142C
	Box	Folder
Carr, James K. [Under Secretary of the Interior] June 19, 1963	92	1143
Carver, John A., Jr. [Under Secretary of the Interior] February 5, 1963-August 8, 1966	92	1144
Conservation Environmental Foundation October 6, 1972	92	1145
Crafts, Edward C. [Director, Bureau of Outdoor Recreation] April 1, 1965-September 6, 1966	92	1146
Dunham, Corydon B. [Vice President and General Counsel, NBC] "Broadcast News and the Fairness Doctrine" February 27, 1971	92	1147
Fenske, Arthur G. 1968	92	1148
Glasgow, Dr. Leslie L. [Assistant Secretary for Fish, Wildlife and Parks] March 14, 1969-October 27, 1970	92	1149A
[Gussow, Alan. (Chairman, Rockland County Committee on Natural Beauty)] May 20, 1969	92	1149B
Hartzog, George B., Jr.
	Box	Folder
September, 1958-October 4, 1963	92	1150
Honoring Connie Wirth, Retiring Director of the National Park Service October 18, 1963	92	1151
January 29-June 15, 1964	92	1152
July 4, 1964-February 26, 1965	92	1153
March 10-December 9, 1965	92	1154
February 18-December 6, 1965	93	1155
January 28-May 16, 1967	93	1156
May 19-November 16, 1967	93	1157
January 6-September 28, 1968	93	1158
October 2, 1968-March 13, 1969	93	1159
April 17, 1969-March 20, 1970	93	1160
April 6-December, 1970	94A	1161
January 5, 1971-February 17, 1972	94A	1162
March 3-October 20, 1972	94A	1163
Miscellaneous [circa 1963]-1972	94A	1164A
Miscellaneous No Dates	94A	1164B
Hickel, Walter J. [Secretary of the Interior] March 2-November 17, 1969	94A	1165
Hickel, Walter J. [Secretary of the Interior] January 21-November 17, 1970	94A	1166
	Box	Folder
Hofe, G. Douglas, Jr. [Director, Bureau of Outdoor Recreation] October 23, 1969-September 20, 1971	94A	1167
Hummel, Don. [Chairman, Western Conference National ParkConcessions] October 1963	94A	1168
Humphrey, Hubert H. [Vice President of the United States] June 21, 1966	94A	1169
Ingrassia, Tony. [Director, Office of Labor-Management Relations] September, 1970	94A	1170
Jackson, Senator Henry. [Excerpts] July 2, 1971	94A	1171
[Johnson, First Lady Lady Bird] September 7, 1965	94B	1172
Johnson, President Lyndon B. May 22, 1964-October 2, 1968 General note See also Natural Beauty, President Lyndon Johnson's Message on	94B	1173
Kennedy, President John F. ["Our Role in the New Frontier" and Speeches on Conservation to the U.S. Congress and the Pinchot Institute for Conservation Studies] January 30, 1961-September 24, 1963	94B	1174
Macy, John W. [Chairman, U.S. Civil Service Commission] August 24, 1961	94B	1175
Macquire, Meg. [Deputy Director for Planning, Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service, Department of the Interior] June 7, 1978	94B	1176
Masland, Frank E., Jr. [Chairman, Advisory Board on National Parks, Historic Sites, Buildings and Monuments] April 25, 1961	94B	1177
Miller, George P. [M.C., 8th District, California] August 1968	94B	1178
Miscellaneous March 27, 1961-December 8, 1969	94B	1179
Monroe, Bill February 16, 1972	94B	1180
Morton, Rogers C. B. [Secretary of the Interior]
	Box	Folder
February 4-October 29, 1971	94B	1181
November 5, 1971-March 22, 1972	94B	1182
April 10-December 11, 1972	94B	1183
Nixon, President Richard M.
	Box	Folder
October 17, 1968-August 19, 1971	94B	1184
January 5-February 8, 1972	94B	1185
	Box	Folder
Pecora, W. J. [Director, U.S. Geological Survey] September 28, 1970	95	1186
Pearcy, Colonel Winston C. August 4 and 11, 1942	95	1187
Reed, Nathaniel P. [Assistant Secretary of the Interior for Fish, Wildlife and Parks] [circa 1972]	95	1188
Rickover, Vice-Admiral H. G. October 27, 1965	95	1189
Rockefeller, David. [President of Chase Manhattan Bank] October 26, 1968	95	1190
[Rockefeller, Laurance S.] September 23, 1964 October 10, 1966	95	1191
Russell, Fred J. [Under Secretary of the Interior] June 4 and November 16, 1970	95	1192
[Scoyen, Eivind T. (Retired Associate Director)] [no date]	95	1193
Smith, Anthony Wayne. [President and General Counsel, National Parks and Conservation Association]. Symposium on National Parks for the Future April 13-15, 1972	95	1194
Train, Russell E. [Under Secretary of the Interior] March 11-November 14, 1969	95	1195
Udall, Stewart L. [Secretary of the Interior]
	Box	Folder
October 11, 1961 April 2, 1964-June 17, 1965	95	1196
July 7, 1965-February 24, 1966	95	1197
March 1-October 30, 1966	95	1198
November 2, 1966-May 27, 1967	95	1199
June 7, 1967-October 22, 1968	95	1200
	Box	Folder
Wirth, Conrad L. [Director, National Park Service] May 2, 1953-July 24, 1963	95	1201
Wrist, Peter E. "Natural Resource Uses--Changing Life Style" (19th Annual Fontana Conservation Roundup) May 25, 1978	95	1202
	Box	Folder
Staff Meeting October 8, 1970	95	1203
Standards
Activity
	Box	Folder
Memo October 25, 1972	95	1204
Publication 1971-1972	95	1205-1206
Administrative Policies
	Box	Folder
[Books] August 1968 and September 1968 1970	95	1207
And Evaluation Programs [Memo] August 24, 1972	95	1208
Miscellaneous
	Box	Folder
January 28, 1969-December 22, 1970	95	1209
January 7-June 23, 1971	95	1210A
August 24, 1971-August 7, 1972	95	1210B
	Box	Folder
Performance February 5-October 7, 1968	97	1211
	Box	Folder
State Director/Coordinator [Positions] June 30, 1972	97	1212
Statements [Memos to the Secretary of the Interior Containing Briefs Concerning Decisions to be Made Within the Next 30 to 60 Days] February 4, 1969 General note (See also Speeches and Briefings)	97	1213
State Parks May 23, 1967-December 28, 1971	97	1214
Statue of Liberty. [Celebrating the Immigrant: An Administrative History of the Statue of Liberty National Monument 1952-1982] 1966-1985	97	1215
Stevens, David R. "Plant Succession as Related to Ungulate Grazing on the Ponderosa Pine Winter Range in Rocky Mountain National Park" March 1971	97	1216
Summer in the Parks [Part of the National Park Service's "Parks For All Seasons" Program to Provide Recreation and Education for the Citizens of Washington, D.C.] 1970; Undated	97	1217
Sunset Magazine August 23, 1972	97	1218
Supergrade Positions January 1968-July 13, 1972	97	1219
Superintendents' Conferences January 18, 1965-October 24, 1972	97	1220
Superintendents' Reports [Excerpts] January-April 2, 1965	97	1221
Superintendents' [Zone Conferences: Notes] December 4, 1967-April 23, 1968	97	1222
Supplemental Estimates, 1971, Pending in Congress	97	1223
Survey of the Public Concerning National Parks December 1955	97	1224
Symbol, National Park Service February 23, 1969-October 24, 1972	97	1225
Task Forces
	Box	Folder
Employee Training March 28, 1957	98	1226
FOST Concepts-Standards for Professional and Technician Series. Also Sign System Specifications November 15 and 22, 1972	98	1227
Legislative November 20, 1968	98	1228
Policies June 22, 1969-August 23, 1971	98	1229
Report November 7, 1973	98	1230
Study and Report on State Coordinators, Keymen and Related Activities February 1969 April 9, 1970	98	1231
	Box	Folder
Tax Reform Act of 1969 [Foundations] March 30, 1965-December 30, 1969	98	1232
Teach-in February 13, 1970	98	1233
Tektite II Program October 31, 1969	98	1234
Tenth Street Overlook: General 1967	98	1235
Tenth Street Overlook: Letters December 26, 1972	98	1236
Testimonies by Hartzog
House Legislative Committees
	Box	Folder
[Establishment of Fire Island National Seashore, New York] 1963 April 10-September 11, 1964	98	1237
[Establishment of Canyonlands National Park, Utah; Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Field Hearing; Review of National Park Service Policies] 1964 July 31, 1963-November 24, 1964	98	1238
	Box	Folder
House and Senate Appropriations Hearings for Fiscal Year 1965 1964-1965	98	1239-1240
House and Senate Legislative Committees 1965
	Box	Folder
A-C [Agate Fossil Beds National Monument; Assateague Island National Seashore; Concession Policies] March 16-October 9, 1965	99	1241
E-He [Ellis Island; Fort Union Trading Post and Golden Spike National Historic Sites; Herbert Hoover National Monument] May 19, 1965-June 20, 1966	99	1242
Hi-K [Historical Events in Kansas; Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site; Indiana Dunes National Seashore; Jefferson National Expansion Memorial; Kings Canyon National Park] February 8, 1965-November 6, 1966	99	1243
N-P [Nez Perce National Historical Park; Pecos National Monument] February 3-June 28, 1965	99	1244
	Box	Folder
House and Senate Appropriations Hearings for Fiscal Year 1966 1965	99	1245-1246
House and Senate Legislative Committees 1966
	Box	Folder
A-G [Acadia and Bighorn Canyon National Parks; George Rogers Clark National Historical Park; Great Salt Lake National Monument; Guadalupe Mountains National Park] February 9, 1965-October 15, 1966	99	1247
P-W [Point Reyes National Seashore; San Juan Island National Historical Park; Wolf Trap Farm Park] July 26, 1965-October 15, 1966	100	1248
	Box	Folder
House and Senate Appropriations Hearings for Fiscal Year 1967 1966-1967	100	1249-1250
House and Senate Legislative Committees 1967
	Box	Folder
A-G [Apostle Islands National Lakeshore; Colonial National Historical Park; Great Salt Lake National Monument] May 9-August 29, 1967	100	1251
K-N [John Fitzgerald Kennedy National Historic Site; Establishment of National Park Foundation; North Cascades National Park] March 20, 1967-October 2, 1968	100	1252
	Box	Folder
House and Senate Appropriations Hearings for Fiscal Year 1968 1967	100	1253
House and Senate Appropriations Hearings for Fiscal Year 1968 1967-1968	101	1254
House and Senate Legislative Committees 1968
	Box	Folder
A-S [Apostle Islands National Lakeshore; Blue Ridge Parkway; Briefing (January 18, 1968); Cape Hatteras National Seashore; Chickamauga Chattanooga National Military Park; Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area; Gulf Islands; Padre Island and Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshores] September 13, 1967-October 17, 1968	101	1255
	Box	Folder
House and Senate Appropriations Hearings for Fiscal Year 1969 1968-1969	101	1256-1258
House and Senate Legislative Committees 1969
	Box	Folder
A-C [Age Limits Involving U.S. Park Police Appointments; Briefing, Department of the Interior; Buffalo National River; Chickamauga Chattanooga National Military Park; Cowpens National Battleground Site] April 17-December 22, 1969	101	1259
E-G [Eisenhower National Historic Site; Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument; Frederick Douglass Home; General Administrative Authorities] May 19-December 2, 1969	102	1260
G-T [Great Smoky Mountains National Park; Lyndon B. Johnson National Historic Site; Padre Island National Seashore; Piscataway Park; William Howard Taft National Historic Site] May 14-December 2, 1969	102	1261
	Box	Folder
House and Senate Appropriations Hearings for Fiscal Year 1970 1969-1970	102	1262-1264
House and Senate Legislative Committees 1970
	Box	Folder
A [Andersonville National Historic Site; Apostle Islands National Lakeshore] June 25, 1969-October 16, 1970	103	1265
A-Ch [Arches, Big Thicket, Canyonlands and Capitol Reef National Parks; Cherokee Strip; Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park] May 13, 1970-January 8, 1971	103	1266
Co-F [ Connecticut River Valley; Everglades National Park; Ford's Theatre National Historic Site] August 7, 1969-October 1, 1970	103	1267
F-H [Fort Point National Historic Site; General Administrative Authorities; Historic Preservation; Homestead National Monument] January 27-October 16, 1970	103	1268
I-P [Ice Age National Scientific Reserve; International Peace Gardens; Minute Man National Historical Park; Pennsylvania Avenue Bicentennial; Point Reyes National Seashore] December 22, 1969-December 14, 1970	103	1269
S-Vol [Sleeping Bear Dunes National Seashore; Travel, International; Volunteers in the Park Program] November 5, 1969-December 14, 1970	103	1270A
Voy-W [Voyageurs and Wilson's Creek Battlefield National Parks] July 13, 1970-January 8, 1971	104	1270B
	Box	Folder
House Appropriations Hearings for Fiscal Year 1971 1970-1971	104	1271-1272
House and Senate Legislative Committees 1971
	Box	Folder
A-B [Assateague Island National Seashore; Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area; Briefing on the National Park Service] April 1-November 12, 1971	104	1273
B-Con [Briefings on the National Park Service and Hawaii Trip; Buffalo National River; "Cairo" Gunboat; Connecticut River Valley] April 22, 1971-March 1, 1972	104	1274
Cow-L [Cowpens National Battleground Site; Gateway National Recreation Area; Lincoln Home National Historic Site] April 5, 1971-October 12, 1972	104	1275
M-Om [Muir Woods National Monument; Omnibus] August 2-October 21, 1971	105	1276
Ov-S[Oversight; Piscataway Park; Sandy Hook National Seashore] June 15-November 12, 1971	105	1277
U-W[Utah National Park Proposals; Wolf Trap Farm Park] June 14-December 18, 1971	105	1278
	Box	Folder
Senate. Appropriations Hearings for Fiscal Year 1971 1970-1971	105	1279-1280
House. Appropriations Hearings for Fiscal Year 1972 1971-1972	105	1281-1282
House and Senate Legislative Committees 1972
	Box	Folder
A-F [Amistad National Recreation Area; Cumberland Island National Seashore; Everglades-Big Cypress National Recreation Area; Florida Frontier Rivers National Cultural Park; Fossil Butte National Monument] January 18-October 12, 1972	106	1283
G-H [Grant-Kohrs Ranch National Historic Site; Great Dismal Swamp; Gulf Islands National Seashore; Historic Preservation; Hohokam Pima Monument; Honokohau National Historic Landmark] December 2, 1971-October 9, 1972	106	1284
K-M [Thaddhus Kosciuszko Home National Historic Site; Lava Beds National Monument; Lindenwald-Van Buren, Longfellow and Mar-A-Lago National Historic Sites] January 18-October 13, 1972	106	1285
Om [Omnibus] November 15, 1971-September 20, 1972	106	1286
Ov-S [Oversight, Parts I and II; Perry's Victory and International Peace Memorial and Sitka National Monuments] January 18-September 28, 1972	106	1287
	Box	Folder
Senate. Appropriations Hearings for Fiscal Year 1972 1971-1972	106	1288-1289
	Box	Folder
Testimony by Jonas V. Morris on Behalf of the National Parks and Conservation Association June 3 and 15, 1971	107	1289A
Teton County, Wyoming, A Study of the Resources, People, and Economy of (February, 1967) May 29, 1967	107	1290
Texas [Highway Project] November 19, 1970	107	1291
Thank-you Letters From Hartzog 1964-1972
	Box	Folder
A-C	107	1292
D-G	107	1293
H-J	107	1294
K-M	107	1295
N-R	107	1296
S-Z	107	1297
	Box	Folder
Thank-you Letters to Hartzog 1966-1972	108	1298
Thank-you Letters and Names of Staff at Grand Teton, Grand Canyon and Mesa Verde 1967	108	1299
Thank-you List of Names Undated	108	1300
Thank-you List of South Carolina Names 1968	108	1301
Theatre in a Trunk, Inc. June, 1972	108	1302
Themes and Theme Studies February 28, 1969-October 13, 1970	108	1303
Theodore Roosevelt Island, Washington, D.C. July 10, 1972	108	1304
Thiokol Rocket Operations Center, Ogden, Utah Undated	108	1305
Tilden, Freeman. Re. Wallaston's Religion of Nature, London, 1725 August 19, 1970	108	1306
TOPOCOM. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers 1968-1969	108	1307
Total Information Program for National Park Service January 27, 1969	108	1308
Tourmobile (Landmark Services, Inc.) March 9, 1970-April 21, 1971	108	1310
Trails, Bicycle July 27, 1972	108	1311
Training Programs April 25, 1967-July 9, 1970	108	1312
Transfer of Areas of Responsibility May 13, 1968-November 25, 1970	108	1313
Transmission Lines October 19-November 30, 1970	108	1314
Transmountain Road [Meeting] June 23, 1969	108	1315
Transportation and Utility Rights-of-Way (Non-Park Purposes) September 22, 1972	108	1316
Travel Advisory Board June 25, 1970	108	1317
Travel: Correspondence December 1, 1967-November 8, 1972	108	1318
Travel Programs
	Box	Folder
July 19, 1940 May 15, 1963-December 16, 1968	108	1319
February 27, 1969-November 24, 1970	108	1320
January 5, 1971-November 27, 1972	108	1321
Travel Regulations, Standards and Policies
	Box	Folder
November 6, 1961-April 28, 1970	108	1322
February 16, 1971-March 8, 1972	109	1323
April 19-October 17, 1972	109	1324
Travel Vouchers--Director Hartzog
	Box	Folder
1968-1969	109	1325
1970	109	1326
1971	109	1327
1972	109	1328
	Box	Folder
Trends. Park Practice Program Publication 1972	109	1328A
Truman, Harry S. National Day of Mourning December 28, 1972	109	1329
Trust Territory of Pacific Islands August 13, 1970	109	1330
Tuskegee Institute October 6, 1970	109	1331
TWA Services, Inc. November 30, 1972	109	1332
Udall, Stewart L. "Slow Down and Live Again" and "The Crisis in Our National Parks" March 12 and October 1972	110	1333
Uniforms September 14, 1964-January 26, 1971	110	1334
United States Civil Service Retirement and Disability Fund November 6, 1972	110	1335
United States Government Organization Manual 1969	110	1336
U.S. News and World Report December 30, 1971-March 7, 1972	110	1337
United States Park Police [Unit Honor Award] 1970-1971	110	1338
Universal City Studios, Inc. [circa October 28, 1972]	110	1339
Urban Affairs 1967 October 8, 1971	110	1340
Urban Environmental Study Area. Madison School, Washington, D.C. January 26, 1971	110	1341
Urban Federal Acquisition Program September 10, 1970	110	1342
Urban Growth. [ Where Do We Grow From Here? by Robert Cahn] 1973	110	1343
Urban Park and Recreation Recovery Act of 1978. National Recreation Study. Executive Report February 1978	110	1344
Urban Parks. Alternative Strategies (Congressional Research Service, Library of Congress) September 1, 1977	110	1345
Urban Recreation Areas (Proposed) June 30 and November 14, 1969	110	1346
Urban Training August 18, 1970	110	1347
Utah March 7 and April 27, 1972	110	1348
Utilities May 2, 1969	110	1349
Vacationland USA (Book by National Geographic). Photographs. [See Separation List--Photographs] 1970	110	1350
Vanderbilt Mansion National Historic Site March 13-July 23, 1968	110	1351
Vietnam Moratorium, November 15, 1969, Washington Monument U.S. Flag Incident November 21-December 31, 1969	110	1352
Vietnam Veterans against the War 1971	110	1353
Virginia Bicentennial Commission June 19, 1970	110	1354
Virginia Colonial National Historical Park February 2-March 8	110	1355
Virgin Islands November 28, 1956-August 24, 1972	110	1356
Visitor Accommodations. See Concessions. Visitor Accommodations	110	1356
[Visitors' Impact on the National Parks-Economic, Safety, Sociological and Future Projections] September 23, 1968-January 19, 1970	111	1357
Volunteer Action News November 22 and 28, 1972	111	1358
Volunteers in the Parks February 25, 1969-December 1, 1972	111	1359
Vouchers January 30, 1964-May 1, 1967	111	1360
Voyageurs National Park (Minnesota) August 28, 1965-February 14, 1972	111	1361
Wahkiakum NEEL Dedication August 30-September 26, 1972	111	1362
Walker, Ronald H. [Director of the National Park Service After Hartzog] December 13, 1972-August 21, 1974	111	1363
Walt Disney World Company (Orlando, Florida) 1970-March 12, 1971	111	1364
Walt Whitman Park May 15, 1970	111	1365
Washington, D.C. (District of Columbia): Highway Matters May 13, 1971-January 3, 1972	111	1366
Washington, D.C. (District of Columbia): Mall Master Plan. See Pennsylvania Avenue	111	1366
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) (D.C. Subway) March 9-October 30, 1970	111	1367
Washington Metropolitan Land Exchanges (WMATA) February 17, 1970-January 21, 1971	111	1368
Washington Monument December 1, 1969 July 12, 1971 General note (See also Vietnam. Moratorium)	111	1369
Washington [National Monument Association] February 18, 1972	111	1370
Washington National Monument Society 1962-April 30, 1976	111	1371
Washington Support Office (WASO) [circa 1969]-November 15, 1971	111	1372
Washington State 1968 June 7, 1972	111	1373
Water Quality Administration (Federal) November 30, 1970	111	1374
Water Resources Projects September 24, 1969	111	1375
Waters, Charles [Top-of-the-World Estates] February 18, 1971	111	1376
Watt, James G. [Director, Bureau of Outdoor Recreation] October 6 and November 22, 1972	111	1377
Weekly Reports. National Capital and Urban Park Affairs November 5, 1970-April 8, 1971	111	1378
Weig, Melvin J. Superintendent, Morristown National Historic Park, New Jersey August 24-September 8, 1970	111	1379
Western America Convention and Travel Institute (WACTI) October 21, 1971	111	1380
Western Region March 6, 1964-April 11, 1972	112	1381
[White House Conference on Conservation] March 1-May 25, 1962	112	1382
[White House Conference on Natural Beauty]
	Box	Folder
June 26, 1964-May 17, 1965	112	1383
May 17-June 3, 1965	112	1384
	Box	Folder
White House: Correspondence, Miscellaneous October 13, 1966-November 23, 1972	112	1385
White House Historical Association August 24-December 1, 1972	112	1386
White House: National Christmas Tree 1972	112	1387
White House Preservation Fund September 22, 1961-February 11, 1986	112	1388
White House: Reports June 29, 1965-December 18, 1968	Box 112	Folder 1389
Wilderness. [ The Wilderness Act of 1964: Its Background and Meaning by Michael McCloskey. Reprint from Oregon Law Review, volume 45, June 1966]	112	1390
Wilderness: Articles and Statements [Includes Ones by Horace M. Albright, A.E. Demaray, Newton B. Drury, Harold Ickes, Aldo Leopold and Conrad L. Wirth] May 13, 1918-1963	113	1391
Wilderness: General
	Box	Folder
May 24, 1960-March 4, 1963	113	1392
April 27, 1964-June 27, 1966	113	1393
July 4, 1966-April 7, 1967	113	1394
April 8-August 16, 1967	113	1395
August 23, 1967-December 2, 1969	113	1396
January 23, 1970-November 17, 1972	113	1397
Wilderness: National Wilderness Preservation Act
	Box	Folder
1963 February 24, 1967-December 20, 1971	114	1398
March-July 24, 1972	114	1399
	Box	Folder
Wilderness: Reports and Brochures 1957-1971; Undated	114	1400
Wildlife May 10, 1965-June 16, 1972	114	1401
Wildlife Management
	Box	Folder
March 4, 1963-September 16, 1968	114	1402
September 20, 1968-November 17, 1970	114	1403
February 25, 1971-October 18, 1972	114	1404
	Box	Folder
Wildlife Management in the National Parks 1969	114	1405
Wildlife Management: Memoranda of Understanding and Cooperative Management Plans, Policy Statements 1968	114	1406
[ Will Success Spoil the National Parks? A Series Reprinted from The Christian Science Monitor] 1968	114	1407
Williams, Mitch and Mary January 5, 1972	114	1408
[Williamsburg, Virginia. Planning a Future for the Past. The President's Report. Prepared by the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation] [circa 1972]	114	1409
Wilson, Adele N. ("Nickie") December 20, 1973	114	1410
Wilson's Creek Battlefield National Park Dedication, Missouri 1967-August 11, 1968	114	1411
Windmill [Xeroxed Copy of Photograph] Undated	114	1412
Wirth, Conrad L. December 10, 1951-December 1, 1972	115	1413
Wirth, Theodore J. August 20, 1970	115	1414
Wolf Trap Farm Park and Foundation: Background Information [Notebook] September, 1970	115	1415
Wolf Trap Farm Park and Foundation: General
	Box	Folder
November 18, 1965-July 15, 1969	115	1416
September, 1969-August 10, 1970	115	1417
September 1, 1970-March 25, 1971	115	1418
May 17-November 20, 1971	115	1419
November 24, 1971-April 24, 1972	115	1420
May 12-December 26, 1972	115	1421
	Box	Folder
Wolf Trap Farm Park and Foundation: Miscellaneous Brochures and Invitations 1966-1972; no date	116	1422
Women's Organization, National Park Service May 21, 1970-February 14, 1972	116	1423
[ Wonderful West Virginia] November, 1972	116	1424
Woodrow Wilson Memorial Commission Undated	116	1425
World Heritage Trust January 26, 1971-December 5, 1972	116	1426
Wyoming (Miscellaneous) October 25, 1972	116	1427
Yellowstone National Park: Booklets and Brochures 1965-1972, [no date]	116	1428
Yellowstone National Park Centennial. See Second World Conference on National Parks	116	1428
Yellowstone National Park: Elk Herd Management March 1, 1967-December 23, 1970	116	1429
Yellowstone National Park: Fires July 26, 1972	116	1430
Yellowstone National Park: General
	Box	Folder
July 22, 1964-May 7, 1969	116	1431
July 25, 1969-October 2, 1970	116	1432
November 3, 1970-November 15, 1972	116	1433
	Box	Folder
Yellowstone National Park: Grizzly Bear Program August 15, 1971-October 2, 1972	116	1434
Yellowstone National Park: Andrew Clark Hecht Tragedy 1969 June 29, 1970-June 23, 1971	117	1435
Yellowstone National Park: Master Plan Study September 17, 1964	117	1436
Yellowstone National Park: Roads March 23, 1967-March 20, 1970	117	1437
Yosemite National Park: Booklets
	Box	Folder
1953-1971	117	1438
[no date]	117	1439
	Box	Folder
Yosemite National Park: Briefing Book 1971	117	1440
Yosemite National Park: Concessions Policy Study 1967	117	1441
Yosemite National Park: Disturbances July 7, 1970-November 1, 1971	117	1442
Yosemite National Park: General
	Box	Folder
August 9, 1963-January 19, 1972	117	1443
January 22, 1968-October 27, 1972	118	1444
	Box	Folder
Yosemite National Park: Hetch Hetchy June 4-December 16, 1969	117	1445
Yosemite National Park: Land Acquisitions Undated	118	1446
Yosemite National Park: Management 1968	118	1447
Yosemite National Park: Summary of the Draft General Management Plan. (See Oversize) August 1978	118	1447
Yosemite National Park: Twentieth National Park Service Conference October 6-20, 1950 February 15, 1951	118	1448
Yosemite National Park: Yosemite Institute November 8, 1972	118	1449
Youth Conservation Corps February 4, 1963 June 30, 1970-November 14, 1972	118	1453
[ Youth Power. Evaluation of the National Youth Conference on Natural Beauty and Conservation] 1968	118	1454
[Zuni-Cibola National Cultural Park, New Mexico (Proposed)] December 22, 1971	118	1455
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Series 2 Subject File Additions 1928, 1947-2008 14.0 cubic feet Arrangement The Subject Files Additions series is arranged alphabetically by folder title and then chronologically within each folder. Description This series contains additional folders of the Subject File series, which Mr. Hartzog donated in 1993 and 1996 but were kept separate from the other material. The researcher should also consult the other series when checking on a subject matter. Most of the material in this series consists of memos, news releases, routing and follow-up slips, reports, manuals, statements, correspondence and proposed legislation. In addition, there are some newspaper and magazine articles and editorials, photographs, maps, notes, and publications such as booklets, brochures and pamphlets. The major subjects in this series are the Personal folders, the Reading Files and the National Parks Centennial. The Personal folders consist generally of correspondence while most of the Reading Files consist of carbon copies of outgoing letters and memos. The material on the National Parks Centennial includes information on advisory committees, budget and finance, commission meetings, objectives and other miscellaneous topics. Other major subjects include Alaska, highway matters concerning the District of Columbia, the water problems of the Everglades National Park, the tower controversy at the Gettysburg National Military Park, the Glacier National Park controversy involving the transfer of Riley McClelland, a road proposal for the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial’s relationship with the city of St. Louis. In addition, much material on the American Museum of Immigration, Cumberland Island, Ford’s Theatre, the LBJ [Lyndon Baines Johnson] National Historic Site and the National Park Service’s Midwest Region can be found in this series. Some correspondence and a few manuals concerning administrative policies for America’s national parks and monuments, as well as the natural, historical and recreational areas, are filed in this series. Much correspondence with Horace M. Albright, Ronald F. Lee (Special Assistant to Director Hartzog), Frank E. Masland, Jr., members of Congress, as well as miscellaneous letters, can be found in this series. Included also are accepted invitations, memos to and from Director Hartzog and the Secretary of the Interior, as well as phone call memos, monthly reports from the Regional Directors, a briefing book for Secretary of the Interior Rogers C. B. Morton and the National Park Service’s newsletters. In addition, some of George Hartzog’s personnel records, as well as articles and correspondence pertaining to his resignation as Director of the National Park Service, are filed in this series. Other subjects in this series include employment ceilings and cutbacks, the National Capitol Parks, the National Park Reserves and oversight hearings. Important correspondents include Horace Marden Albright, Ronald F. Lee and Frank E. Masland, Jr.
	Box	Folder
[Accomplishments of the Park Service for 1968] November 1968	1	1
Administrative Policies: General Information July 10, 1964-October 29, 1970	1	2
Administrative Policies: Historical Area Category September 1968	1	3
Administrtive Policies: Historical Areas july 1, 1968	1	4
Administrtive Policies: Historical Areas August 16, 1968; October 11, 1968	1	5
Administrative Policies for National Parks and National Monuments (Natural Area Category)
	Box	Folder
June 14, 1967	1	6
September 1, 1967	1	7
September 1, 1967; August1968
	Box	Folder
June 30, 1968	1	9
Administrative Policies: Recreational Areas
	Box	Folder
November 21, 1967 (Draft)	1	10A
January 10, 1968	2	10B
February and August 1968	2	10C
Alaska
	Box	Folder
April 30, 1964-September 23, 1969	2	11
October 22, 1969-April 30, 1970	2	12
May 5, 1970-January 12, 1971	2	13
March 6-September 28, 1971	2	14
October 5, 1971-June 19, 1972	3	15
July 14, 1972-December 18, 1973	3	16A
December 1, 1985-September 29, 1986	3	16B
	Box	Folder
Alaska. [Maps, List of. See Oversize] 1968-1970, [no date]	3	17
Alaska: National Park Service Proposals [1970]	3	18
Alaska: The National Park System in Alaska. An Economic Impact Study by Pamela E. Rich and Arlon R. Tussing] 1973	3	19
Alaska: Preliminary Geological Survey of the Kongakut-Firth River Area Alaska-Canada April 1954	3	20A
[Alaska: Proposed Trans-Alaska Pipeline Final Environmental Impact Statement] 1972
	Box	Folder
Volume One-Introduction and Summary	3	20B
Volume Two-Environment Setting of the Proposed Trans-Alaska Pipeline	3	20C
Volume Three-Environment Setting Between Port Valdez, Alaska, and West Coast Ports	4	20
Volume Four-Evaluation of Environmental Impact	4	20E
Volume Five-Alternatives to the Proposed Action	4	20
Volume Six-Other Sections and Attachments	4	20G
	Box	Folder
Alaska Task Force Report. Operation Great Land January 1965	5	21
Albright, Horace M. [Co-founder and Second Director of the National Park Service] 1929-1933
	Box	Folder
September 29, 1928 January 8, 1963-February 25, 1965	5	22
April 23, 1965-March 12, 1967	5	23
April 10, 1967-June 25, 1969	5	24
July 29, 1969-June 17, 1971	5	25
July 2, 1971-April 7, 1987	5	26
American Museum of Immigration
	Box	Folder
February 12, 1964-December 20, 1971	5	27
January 3, 1972-March 28, 1977	5	28
April 4, 1977-April 12, 1978	6	29
	Box	Folder
[American University. School of Business Administration. Seminar in Human Relations II] 1966	6	30
Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Report 1970	6	31
[Areas Administered by the National Park Service] December 31, 1971	6	32
Baker, Howard W May 26, 1969-November 2, 1971	6	33
[Beach Erosion. "As the Seashore Shifts" by Dietrick E. Thomsen. Science News] June 17, 1972	6	34
Boone and Crockett Club
	Box	Folder
June 21, 1965-January 4, 1971	6	35
March 9, 1971-November 3, 1972	6	36
	Box	Folder
Briefing Book for Secretary Morton December 17, 1970	6	37-38
Briefing Material on Fiscal 1974 Planning Allowance for J. Leonard Norwood September 14, 1972	6	39
Budgets: Setting National Priorities 1975	6	40
Cedar Island National Wildlife Refuge. See Mattamuskett-Swanquarter-Cedar Island-Pea Island Refuges Wilderness Proposal	6	40
Concessions Notebook 1947-1950	6	41-42
Conference of Challenges. See Yosemite National Park	6	41-42
Conservation Organizations
	Box	Folder
August 3, 1965-December 19, 1972	7	43
December 27-28, 1972	7	44
Correspondence, Congressional
	Box	Folder
August 22, 1963-July 28, 1969	7	45
October 15, 1969-May 21, 1971	7	46
June 3, 1971-March 29, 1972	7	47
April 10-July 11, 1972	8	48
	Box	Folder
Criteria for National Park System November 30, 1965-January 5, 1966	8	49
Cultural Affairs
	Box	Folder
July 22, 1971-July 3, 1972	8	50
October 7-November 30, 1972	8	51
	Box	Folder
Cultural Park Proposal January 26, 1967-[circa August 30, 1971]	8	52
Cumberland Gap September 10-December 14, 1970	8	53
Cumberland Island
	Box	Folder
June 1966-June 10, 1970	8	54
June 23-December 21, 1970	8	55
January 7-August 12, 1971	8	56
August 19-December 14, 1971	8	57
January 3-June 15, 1972	8	58
July 6, 1972-April 27, 1988	9	59
	Box	Folder
Cumberland Island National Seashore, Georgia. Final Environmental Assessment July 6, 1976	9	60-61
Cumberland River July 19-September 21, 1968	9	62
Daily Schedules, Director Hartzog's
	Box	Folder
February 27-August 4, 1967	9	63
January 18-April 28, 1972	9	64
May 1-July 29, 1972	9	65
August 2-December 6, 1972	9	66
D.C. [District of Columbia] Highway Matters
	Box	Folder
August 27, 1958-January 21, 1966	10	67
March 22-June 29, 1966	10	68
July 19, 1966-May 4, 1967	10	69
May 4, 1967-February 6, 1968	10	70
March 31, 1968-August 29, 1969	10	71
September 30, 1969-December 14, 1970	10	72
	Box	Folder
D.C. [District of Columbia] Highway Matters: Theodore Roosevelt Bridge October 13, 1960-March 31, 1967	10	73
[D.C. [District of Columbia] Highway Matters: Three Sisters Bridge] April 21, 1961-March 30, 1967	10	74
D.C. [District of Columbia] [Matters Involving Park Programs] 1971	11	75
Development [and Land Acquisition Requirements Analysis] April 1972	11	76
Development [Programs Proposed in the FY 1968 Budget] January 1967	11	77
The Dialogue April 12, 1971-February 14, 1972	11	78
Dismal Swamp, Virginia and North Carolina. Report tothe Director, National Park Service by Roger W. Toll November 25, 1934	11	79
Employees and Alumni Association of the National Park Service
	Box	Folder
[Directories] 1985-1987	11	80
[Service Report] 1972	11	81
	Box	Folder
Employment March 10, 1966-November 2, 1972	11	82
Employment Ceilings and Cutbacks
	Box	Folder
January 16, 1967-February 19, 1969	11	83
February 19-September 26, 1969	12	84
	Box	Folder
Everglades: A Disarticulated Ecosystem (Final Draft). Prepared by Office of Resource Planning, National Park Service [no date]	12	85
Everglades National Park January 3, 1966-1973	12	86
Everglades National Park: Water Problems
	Box	Folder
1959 December 31, 1963-December 22, 1966	12	87
January 26-April 18, 1967	12	88
May 4, 1967-July 23, 1968	12	89
October 8, 1968-February 19, 1970	12	90
February 23, 1970-April 5, 1983	12	91
Foe, Frome, Firing, etc
	Box	Folder
October, 1971-July 12, 1972	13	92
July 17-August 31, 1972	13	93
September-December 11, 1972	13	94A
	Box	Folder
Ford Foundation Annual Reports 1968 and 1970	13	94B
Ford's Theatre
	Box	Folder
August 19-October 28, 1971	13	95
October 28-December 30, 1971	13	96
January 5-April 28, 1972	13	97
May 3-August 30, 1972	14	98
September 5, 1972-March 9, 1973	14	99
	Box	Folder
[Fort Massac State Park, Illinois] January 26, 1963	14	100
Gettysburg National Military Park: [Tower Controversy]
	Box	Folder
August 7, 1970-August 31, 1971	14	101
September 3, 1971-April 19, 1972	14	102
May 1-26, 1972	14	103
July 27, 1972-February 7, 1974	14	104
Glacier National Park Controversy [Concerning Transfer of Riley McClelland]
	Box	Folder
December 2, 1971-May 22, 1972	14	105
June 7-August 21, 1972	15	106
August 22-November 1, 1972	15	107
Great Smoky Mountains National Park Road		Box 15
	Box	Folder
1949 1961 May 28, 1964-December 23, 1965	15	108
January 18, 1966-May 25, 1967	15	109
June 7-September 20, 1967	15	110
October 18, 1967-June 20, 1969	15	111
May 15, 1970-April 20, 1971	16	113
June 23-December 15, 1969	15	112
April 21, 1971-February 25, 1972	16	114
Great Smoky Mountains National Park: 27th National Park Conference [Speech by Hartzog] September 13, 1965	16	115
Greater St. Louis Federal Business Association August 12, 1960-September 7, 1972	16	116
Hartzog, George B., Jr.--Personal
	Box	Folder
Awards: [Cornelius Amory Pugsley National Medal Award, 1967] 2008	16	117A
New York University November 1974	16	117B
The New Yorker Profile September 9-21, 1971	16	118
Personnel Records
	Box	Folder
December 6, 1943-April 12, 1950	16	119A
August 2, 1950-May 5, 1961	16	119B
Salaries September 9, 1946-January 22, 1972	16	119C
Summary of Education, Military and Early Work Experience in Administration 1936	16	119
	Box	Folder
[Professional. Articles Concerning His Resignation as Director of the National Park Service] December 5, 1972-January 31, 1973	16	119E
Hearings, Oversight
	Box	Folder
1964-1968	17	120
1969-1971	17	121
February 3-4, 1972	17	122
	Box	Folder
[Heine, Cornelius W.] March 9, 1970 September 15, 1971	17	123
[Invitations Accepted]
	Box	Folder
December 4, 1963-December 28, 1965	17	124
January 3-December 30, 1966	17	125
January 6, 1967-April 24, 1969	17	126
May 2, 1969-June 27, 1970	18	127
July 15, 1970-January 3, 1972	18	128
Jefferson National Expansion Memorial and St. Louis
	Box	Folder
April 23, 1962-January 31, 1967	18	129
February 2, 1967-October 11, 1968	18	130
April 23, 1969-September 27, 1971	18	131
October 6, 1971-October 25, 1972	18	132
Kings Canyon National Park. See Sequoia and Kings National Parks
	Box	Folder
[Land and Water Conservation Fund Act Amendments. Hearings before the House Subcommittee on National Parks and Recreation] 1968	19	133
LBJ [Lyndon Baines Johnson] National Historic Site
	Box	Folder
June 10, 1966-June 28, 1972	19	134
July 3, 1972-November 25, 1988	19	135
	Box	Folder
LBJ [Lyndon Baines Johnson] National Historic Site: [Conceptual Plan for Expansion] [April 1972]	19	136
Lee, Ronald F. [Special Assistant to Director Hartzog]
	Box	Folder
September 30, 1966-October 14, 1970	19	137
December 3, 1970-April, 1971	19	138
June 14, 1971-May 1, 1972	19	139
	Box	Folder
Lyndon B. Johnson National Historic Site Historic Resource Study August 31, 1971	19	140
Man & Nature in the National Parks: Reflections on Policy by F. Frazer Darling and Noel D. Erichhorn 1967 and 1969	20	141
Management Principles: Road to the Future Notebook 1964	20	142-143
[Mancos Canyon Indian Park (Colorado). A Prospectus] [no date]	20	144
Manuals, Handbooks, etc.-Abolish December 12, 1968-June 3, 1971	20	145
Masland, Frank E., Jr. Correspondence
	Box	Folder
1963-December 18, 1967	20	146
January 2-September 24, 1968	20	147
October 9, 1968-August 21, 1969	20	148
September 17, 1969-July 9, 1970	21	149
July 22, 1970-March 29, 1971	21	150
April 2-August 26, 1971	21	151
September 9-December 20, 1971	21	152
January 7-August 29, 1972	21	153
September 1, 1972-July 17, 1973	21	154
	Box	Folder
[Mattamuskett-Swanquarter-Cedar Island-Pea Island Refuges Wilderness Proposal (North Carolina)] 1966-February 26, 1974	21	155
[Memos from Director Hartzog to Park Superintendents (Special Information)]
	Box	Folder
January 16, 1967-March 21, 1969	22	156A
May 5, 1969-March 15, 1972	22	156B
	Box	Folder
[Memos from the Secretary of the Interior] January 27, 1961-November 22, 1972	22	156C
[Memos: Phone Call]
	Box	Folder
February 17, 1967-December 30, 1968	22	157
January 4, 1969-October 31, 1969	22	158
November 3, 1969-June 29, 1970	22	159
July 1-December 29, 1970	23	160
January 5-April 19, 1971	23	161
April 20, 1971-December 1, 1972	23	162A
[Memos to Director Hartzog]
	Box	Folder
April 7-May 26, 1970	23	162B
June 1, 1970-January 28, 1971	24	162C
February 1, 1971-February 2, 1972	24	162
March 1-October 31, 1972	24	162E
November 1-December 18, 1972	24	162
[Memos to the Secretary of the Interior from Director Hartzog]
	Box	Folder
January 27, 1964-December 16, 1965	24	163
January 17, 1966-December 2, 1969	24	164
January 28, 1970-October 30, 1972	24	165
[Miscellaneous]		24
December 30, 1960-December 10, 1965	25	166
January 10, 1966-November 22, 1972	25	167
	Box	Folder
[Mesa Verde National Park (Colorado)] June 16, 1966-December 2, 1971	25	168
Midwest Region
	Box	Folder
June 11, 1960-June 26, 1964	25	169
July 6-September 16, 1964	25	170
September 17-December 16, 1964	25	171
October 1, 1965-June 16, 1971	26	173
July 1, 1971-November 27, 1972	26	174
	Box	Folder
[Mobilizing Interior's Manpower for the Seventies. 1971 Departmental Personnel Conference. St. Louis, Missouri] April 1970-1971	26	175
Monthly Reports from Regional Directors
	Box	Folder
April 7-October 3, 1969	26	176
October 7, 1969-February 10, 1970	26	177
March 3-November 6, 1970	26	178
November 10, 1970-January 13, 1971	26	179
	Box	Folder
Morton, Rogers C.B. Secretary of the Interior November 27, 1970-August, 1973	26	180
National Capital Parks
	Box	Folder
January 1-September 24, 1971	27	181
October 1, 1971-April 28, 1972	27	182
May 4-November 14, 1972	27	183
National Park Reserves
	Box	Folder
November 4, 1971-April 26, 1972	27	184
June 5-November 27, 1972	27	185
National Park Service: Newsletters
	Box	Folder
August 25, 1966-May 28, 1970	27	186
June 11, 1970-April 17, 1972	27	187
May 1-December 11, 1972	28	188
National Park Service: Plan of Organization
	Box	Folder
January, 1972	28	189
Appendix January, 1972	28	190
	Box	Folder
[National Park Service: Role and Functional Statements] July, 1972	28	191
National Park Service: National Park System Plan, Part I-History
	Box	Folder
1970	28	192
1972	28	193
National Park Service: National Park System Plan, Part II-Natural History
	Box	Folder
1970	28	194
1972	28	195
	Box	Folder
National Parks Association January 23, 1963 April 5, 1967-November 19, 1970	28	196
[National Parks, Carrying Capacity of the] June 7, 1972	28	197
National Parks Centennial
	Box	Folder
Advisory Committees [circa January, 1969]-August 19, 1971	29	198
[Annual Report to Congress] 1971	29	199
[Blue Ridge Parkway Celebration] 1971-1972	29	200
Budget and Finance August 11, 1971-January 26, 1972	29	201
Commission
	Box	Folder
Meeting September 29, 1971	29	202
Meeting November 19, 1971 October 20-November 19, 1971	29	203
Meetings [Minutes] [circa June, 1971]-May 25, 1972	29	204
	Box	Folder
Donations August 13, 1971-June 23, 1972	29	205
Events 1972	29	206
Legislation January 24 and 28, 1969 November 9, 1971	29	207
[Miscellaneous]
	Box	Folder
[circa May 9, 1967]-December 29, 1969	29	208
January 5, 1970-January 28, 1971	29	209
February 1-July 16, 1971	29	210
July 23-August 20, 1971	30	211
August 23-September 24, 1971	30	212
October 4-November 17, 1971	30	213
November 19-December 28, 1971	30	214
January 4-February 9, 1972	30	215
February 21-March 10, 1972	30	216
March 13-April 28, 1972	30	217
May 1-September 22, 1972	31	218
September 25-November 6, 1972	31	219
Objective No. 1
	Box	Folder
Centennial Banquet March 1, 1972	31	220
Logo December 16, 1971	31	221
Medallions [circa 1971]	31	222
Special Events and Programs [circa 1971]	31	223
Women's Program January 7 and April 24, 1972	31	224
Objective No. 2
	Box	Folder
Press Kit August 5, 1971 November 1-4, 1971	31	225
"Today" Show November 4, 1971-March 15, 1972	31	226
Travelling Exhibits January 26, 1972	31	227
	Box	Folder
Organizational Charts [circa 1971]	31	228
Proclamations 1972	31	229
Program November 5, 1971	31	230
Rome Centre Regional Conference Proposal October 4, 1971	31	231
Symposium-National Parks for the Future July 10, 1970-July 1972	31	232
	Box	Folder
National Parks and Conservation Magazine November 1971 October 1972	31	233
[New Programs and New Program Emphasis Briefings] February-March 1969	31	234
One Third of the Nation's Land. A Report to the President and the Congress by the Public Land Law Review Commission June 1970	32	235
Open Space for People: Acquisition, Conservation, Creation and Design. Hartzog Wrote "Eliminating Distinctions Between Urban and Suburban Planning" Section, p. 64 1970	32	236
[Orders from the Secretary of the Interior] March 1, 1961-October 6, 1972	32	237
Our Environment and Our Natural Resources ... Indivisibly One. Conservation Yearbook Series, No. 8 1971	32	238
Parkscape, U.S.A
	Box	Folder
July 10, 1964-October 15, 1965	32	239
November 30, 1965-January 3, 1967	32	240
		Box
Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge. See Mattamuskett-Swanquarter-Cedar Island-Pea Island Refuges Wilderness Proposal		32
Personal
	Box	Folder
February 26-September 26, 1963	32	241
November 5, 1963-May 20, 1964	32	242
July 7, 1964-June 23, 1965	33	243
June 29, 1965-March 10, 1966	33	244
March 21-August 30, 1966	33	245
September 2, 1966-January 27, 1967	33	246
February 6-October 25, 1967	33	247
November 1, 1967-April 18, 1968	33	248
April 22-October 27, 1968	33	249
November 5, 1968-March 19, 1969	34	250
April 2-July 31, 1969	34	251
August 19, 1969-April 27, 1970	34	252
May 2-November 19, 1970	34	253
December 3, 1970-April 30, 1971	34	254
May 4-September 17, 1971	34	255
September 23, 1971-February 29, 1972	34	256
March 5-31, 1972	35	257
April 5-August 25, 1972	35	258
September 5-December 11, 1972	35	259
[Policies. Natural Areas]
	Box	Folder
January 16, 1936-July 19, 1966	35	260
June 27, 1967-[circa 1972]	35	261
	Box	Folder
[Presidential Documents, Weekly Compilation of (Nixon)] January 18-March 15, 1971	35	262
Reading File [Letters and Memos]
	Box	Folder
January 7-March 19, 1964	35	263
March 20-July 31, 1964	36	264
August 3-November 30, 1964	36	265
December 1, 1964-February 19, 1965	36	266
February 23-June 22, 1965	36	267
June 23-September 27, 1965	36	268
October 1-December 30, 1965	36	269
January 3-April 27, 1966	36	270
May 2-July 29, 1966	37	271
August 1-November 25, 1966	37	272
November 28, 1966-February 15, 1967	37	273
February 20-June 30, 1967	37	274
July 3, 1967-February 16, 1968	37	275
March 13-September 30, 1968	37	276
October 1, 1968-March 19, 1969	37	277
March 20-August 15, 1969	38	278
August 21, 1969-January 29, 1970	38	279
February 13-June 29, 1970	38	280
July 1-November 27, 1970	38	281
December 2, 1970-April 29, 1971	38	282
May 3-November 19, 1971	38	283
November 22, 1971-July 19, 1972	38	284
July 20-December 28, 1972	39	285
Budlong Reports August, 1942-July, 1994	39	286
	Box	Folder
[Road Standards] September 8, 1967-October 26, 1972	39	287A
[Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra] February 2, 1972-October 8, 1975	39	287B
[Scoyen, E.T. Correspondence] January 4, 1966-April 5, 1971	39	288
[Sea Pines Park Company] [no date]	39	289
Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks
	Box	Folder
December 23, 1965-July 29, 1969	39	290
January 29, 1971-December 4, 1972	39	291
	Box	Folder
Standards. Maintenance Handbook, Part II March 14, 1968	39	292
["St. Louis-A Community Looks at Itself" Civic Forum] June 30-December 28, 1971	39	293
[Superintendents' Conference. Great Smoky Mountains National Park]		Box 39
	Box	Folder
March-September 1965	39	294
September,1965-September 1, 1966	40	295
Suspense File February 19, 1971-March 1, 1973	40	296
Testimonies by Hartzog--House. Legislative Committees 1973
	Box	Folder
Regular Land and Water Conservation Fund March 6, 1972	40	297
Regular National Park Service March 6, 1972	40	298
Testimonies by Hartzog--Senate. Legislative Committees 1973
	Box	Folder
Regular Land and Water Conservation Fund March 3, 1972	40	299
Regular National Park Service March 3, 1972	40	300
	Box	Folder
[Theme for the National Park Service Notebook] November 14, 1969	40	301
A Theology of the Earth by Dr. Rene Dubos (Lecture at Smithsonian Institution) October 2, 1969	40	302
Thurmond, Senator Strom. Certificate for Honorary Park Ranger at Glacier National Park September 30, 1969	40	303
[Travel Reports, Director Hartzog's]
	Box	Folder
[Semi-Monthly] 1963-1968	40	304
[Weekly] 1964-1969	40	305
	Box	Folder
[United States Government Budget Fiscal Year 1973, Brief Report Special Analysis of] 1972	41	306
[ The Urban Recreation Complex: A Concept and Strategy] July 29, 1969	41	307
[ Wilsonia, Kings Canyon National Park, A Land Use Plan for]; January 15, 1971	41	308
[Yosemite National Park. Conference of Challenges, October 13-18, 1963] August 22, 1963-February 7, 1964	41	309
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Series 3 Book Material 1963-1988 1.0 cubic feet Description This series contains material concerning Hartzog’s book, Battling for the National Parks, which was published in 1988. There are two revised drafts and a work copy of the book, as well as miscellaneous book sections. Also, there are some speeches, an interview regarding his book, and a draft of the book with a different title.
Book Sections, Miscellaneous
	Box	Folder
Folder I [no date]	1	1
Folder II [no date]	1	2
Folder III [no date]	1	3
Folder IV [no date]	1	4
Folder V [no date]	1	5
Folder VI [no date]	1	6
	Box	Folder
Correspondence June 30, 1986-March 1, 1988	2	7
"How the Cow Ate the Cabbage: Anecdotes of the National Parks"
	Box	Folder
pp. 1-156 [no date]	2	8
pp. 157-251 [no date]	2	9
	Box	Folder
[Interview Concerning His Book] [c. 1988]	2	10A
Index, Revised February 29, 1988	2	10B
Revised Draft
	Box	Folder
pp. 1-149 June 23, 1986	2	11
pp. 150-258 June 23, 1986	2	12
Revised Draft (Angus Cameron Copy)
	Box	Folder
pp. 1-149 June 23, 1986	2	13
pp. 150-258 June 23, 1986	2	14
Revision Draft
	Box	Folder
pp. 1-149 August 11, 1986	3	15
pp. 150-258 August 11, 1986	3	16
Speech File
	Box	Folder
September 28, 1963-December 6, 1973	3	17
January 22, 1974-September 23, 1976	3	18
Work Copy
	Box	Folder
pp. 1-149 [c. 1988]	3	19
pp. 150-200 [c. 1988]	3	20
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Post Park Service 1970-2008 5.0 cubic feet Description This series contains material used or received by George Hartzog after his resignation as Director of the National Park Service at the end of December 1972. Material concerning Alaska and the dedication of the George B. Hartzog, Jr. Visitor Center at the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial in St. Louis, Missouri, as well as miscellaneous correspondence, are the major subjects in this series. There is also some material on the American Revolution Bicentennial Proposed Program, the Old Post Office in Washington, D.C., the Smithsonian Institution, the Yosemite Institute, Hartzog’s nomination to be the President of Clemson University and the National Park Service’s 75th Anniversary. There is a book on the Statue of Liberty Exhibit and a report on the National Park Service’s response to the National Park Centennial Commission’s policy recommendations filed in this series. In addition, an oral history interview with Hartzog conducted by Janet A. McDonnell in 2005 and published in 2007, as well as obituaries and information about the George B. Jr. and Helen C. Hartzog Institute for the Parks at Clemson University, can be found here as well. Several files within this series are marked “Alleged Conflict of Interest Case” because they contain papers concerning cases of possible conflicts of interest involving Mr. Hartzog and other individuals. One case involves a situation where George B. Hartzog, Jr. and Bernard R. Meyer were working as representatives of Landmark Services, Inc. in negotiations for a new long-term contract with the U.S. Department of the Interior. There are also a few papers concerning Hartzog and Meyer’s involvement as representatives of Government Services, Inc. In addition, there is a little material on two other conflict of interest investigations–one involving National Park Service Director William Mott, Jr. and his Special Assistant Loren Fraser and the other Aram Mardirosian, a former National Park Service employee located in this series.
	Box	Folder
The Ageless Land by F. E. Masland, Jr. 1985	1	1
Alaska: General Management and Land Protection Plans and Wilderness Suitability Reviews (Review Copies)
	Box	Folder
Aniakchak National Monument and Preserve April 1986	1	2
Bering Land Bridge National Preserve April 1986	1	3
Cape Krusenstern National Monument April 1986	1	4
Denali National Park and Reserve April 1986	1	5
Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve April 1986	1	6
Katmai National Park and Preserve April 1986	1	7
Kobuk Valley National Park April 1986	1	8
Noatak National Preserve April 1986	2	9
Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve April 1986	2	10
	Box	Folder
Alaska: The National Park Service and the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act of 1980 by G. Frank Willis September 1985	2	11
Alleged Conflict of Interest Cases: Aram Mardirosian March 30-December 22, 1977	2	12
Alleged Conflict of Interest Cases: George B. Hartzog, Jr. and Bernard R. Meyer
	Box	Folder
December 1972-March 20, 1975	2	13
March 27-August 18, 1975	2	14
August 19, 1975-August 15, 1977	2	15
	Box	Folder
Alleged Conflict of Interest Cases: Government Services, Inc. July 18, 1970-June 16, 1976	3	16
Alleged Conflict of Interest Cases: National Park Service Director William Mott, Jr. and His Special Assistant, Loren Fraser April 28-September 8, 1988	3	17
American Revolution Bicentennial Proposed Program circa 1973-1978	3	18-19
The Archaeological Conservancy July 1982-February 11, 1988	3	20
Archival Programs Within GSA (Report on the National Archives and Records Service) June 1983	3	21
Articles
	Box	Folder
February 26, 1973-July 28, 1986	3	22
August 1, 1986-June 26, 1988	3	23
July 12, 1988-January 27, 1991	3	24
	Box	Folder
Biosphere Reserves 1975 1986	3	25
The Birth of the National Park Service: The Founding Years, 1913-1933 by Horace M. Albright 1985	3	26
Blue Ridge Parkway 50th Anniversary August 15-September 11, 1985	4	27
Cape Hatteras National Seashore, Working Paper on Beach Erosion Control Policy at December 1976	4	28
Coastal Zone Management Programs, A Guide for Federal Approval of State. Working Paper Prepared by the Office of Coastal Environment, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce November 30, 1973	4	29
Conference of National Park Concessioners September 30, 1985-March 19, 1986	4	30
"The Conservation Challenge of the 80s" by Robert Cahn February 19, 1980	4	31
ConseRVacations Close To Home Conference February 23, 1974	4	32
Cooperative Agreement Between Yosemite National Institutes and the National Park Service (Olympic National Park) (Draft) July 22, 1987	4	33
Correspondence, Miscellaneous
	Box	Folder
March 30, 1973-December 18, 1975	4	34
February 1976-February 28, 1984	4	35
March 18, 1985-August 18, 1986	4	36
August 22, 1986-September 18, 1987	4	37
September 25, 1987-November 19, 1988	5	38
November 25, 1988-May 31, 1989	5	39
June 12, 1989-September 24, 1990	5	40
October 12, 1990-June 25, 1992	5	41
	Box	Folder
Cosmos Club Membership June 8-October 19, 1973	5	42
Courier (National Park Service Newsletter) August, 1979-November 1988	5	43
Cultural Resources Management Bulletin February 1986 and April 1986	5	44
Destination USA. Reports of the National Tourism Resources Reviews Commission June 1973
	Box	Folder
Volumes 1-3	5	45
Volumes 4-6	5	46
	Box	Folder
"Environment and the Administration of National Parks" by Theodore R. Swen and John M. Kauffmann no date	6	47
Environmental Land Management Study Committee's Conference on Land Use, Miami, Florida. Summary Report June 1973	6	48
Federal Parks & Recreation January 16, 1986-September 8, 1988	6	49
Feedback (Articles Compiled by the National Park Service Office of Public Affairs)
	Box	Folder
June 1988-September 29, 1989	6	50
October 6-November 17, 1989	6	51
December 1, 1989-January 26, 1990	6	52
February 9-March 9, 1990	6	53
March 16-April 13, 1990	6	54
April 20-May 18, 1990	7	55
May 25-June 15, 1990	7	56
June 22-July 13, 1990	7	57
July 20-August 10, 1990	7	58
August 17-September 7, 1990	7	59
September 14-October 8, 1990	7	60
October 12-November 9, 1990	8A	61
November 16-December 21, 1990	8A	62
	Box	Folder
"The Final Act of the Greatest Conservation President (Lyndon B.Johnson)" by John P. Crevelli 1980	8A	63
Fontana Conservation Roundup Program May 1979	8A	64
Forest Service May, 1983	8A	65
George B. Hartzog, Jr. Visitor Center Dedication at Jefferson National Expansion Memorial
	Box	Folder
August 31, 1983-May 6, 1985	8A	66
May 7-August 1985	8A	67
	Box	Folder
George B. Jr. and Helen C. Hartzog Institute for the Parks 2008	8A	68A
The George Wright Forum 1985 and 1989	8A	68B
Growth Potential of the Family Camping Market by W. F. LaPage (Forest Service Research Paper) 1973	8A	69
Hartzog, George B., Jr.--Personal
	Box	Folder
Clemson University. Nomination to be President September 21-October 16, 1978 April 2, 1979	8A	70
Frank Sherwood's Chapter on Hartzog October 24, 1989-August 29, 1991	8A	71
Henry M. Jackson Award for Distinguished Public Service February 27 and August 1990	8A	72
Interview by James Glass (Drafts) October 1986 July 1987	8A	73A
National Park Service Oral History Interview in 2005 2008	8B	73B
Obituaries June-July 2008	8B	73C
Hearings before the U.S. House of Representatives' Subcommittee on National Parks and Public Lands
	Box	Folder
Bills to Add Land to the Harpers Ferry National Park (West Virginia), Adjust the Boundary of the Rocky Mountain National Park, and Make the East Fork Segments of the Jemez and Pecos Rivers in New Mexico Part of the National Wild and Scenic Rivers System August 1, 1989	9	74
California Desert Protection Act of 1989
	Box	Folder
Bishop, California October 28, 1989	9	75-76
Barstow, California November 11, 1989	9	77-78
	Box	Folder
"Humanizing the Earth" by Rene J. Dubos. Speech to the 139 ^th Meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science December 29, 1972	9	79
The Humelsine Years. The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation. Williamsburg, Virginia 1985	9	80
Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, Indiana, A Signature of Time and Eternity: The Administrative History of Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, Indiana by Ron Cockrell February 3-March 4, 1988	10	81
Jefferson National Expansion Memorial: East Bank Extension November 7, 1983	10	82
Jefferson National Expansion Memorial: Miscellaneous 1981 1986, n.d.	10	83
Landscape Architectural News Digest June 1973 and July 1973	10	84
Landscape Architecture. Recycling the Disturbed Landscape May 1979	10	85
Lawyers' Ethics Plan on Regulatory Conflicts July 8-October 27, 1976	10	86
Mammoth Cave National Park, Kentucky. Environmental Impact Statement Draft 1974	10	87
Memos, Miscellaneous June 1973-June 5, 1990	10	88
Mott, William Penn, Jr. March 11, 1985-June 1987	10	89
National Council for Education and Economic Development: Certificate January 21, 1987	10	90
National Council for Education and Economic Development: Establishing the Afro-American Heritage Museum December 29, 1979-April 10, 1988	10	91
National Endowment of the Arts and Humanities. Documentation of Their City Building Educational Program Within the Los Angeles Unified School District 1971-1972	10	92
National Forest System Areas as of September 30, 1976 1977	10	93
National Park Centennial Commission, Policy Recommendations of the Assembled and Edited by Executive Consultants, Inc. June 5, 1973	10	94
National Park Foundation Annual Report 1977 April 17, 1978	11	95
National Park Service
	Box	Folder
Annual Report 1985	11	96
Compilation of Laws of 101st Congress July 16, 1991	11	97-98
Editorial Briefs May 14-28, 1974	11	99
General November 5, 1976-October, 1978	11	100
Historic Listing of Officials May 1, 1986	11	101
Management Policies 1975	11	102
Management Policies Notebook 1978	11	103
Newsletters December 11, 1972-January 22, 1973	11	104
Office of International Affairs February 1987-November 10, 1989	12	105
Planning & Design Process August, 1973	12	106
Progress Reports of Fiscal Year Budgets 1986-1990 December 31, 1985-August 1, 1989	12	107
Report on Interpretation by William C. Everhart July 25, 1973	12	108
Response to Recommendations of the National Parks Centennial Commission April 1974	12	109
75th Anniversary January 1991 and July 1991	12	110
12-Point Plan March 1986	12	111
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National Park System Advisory Board. Background Materials from the National Parks and Conservation Association February 1989	12	112
National Parks September/October 1985	12	113
National Parks: A New Vision in a Time of Accelerating Change. A Report from the Commission on Research and Resource Management Policy in the National Park System March 19, 1989	12	114
"National Parks Abound in Recreational Opportunities" by George B. Hartzog, Jr., for ARCOtravel Club Newsletter (Eastern Edition) May-June 1973	11	115
National Recreation and Park Association
	Box	Folder
Board of Trustees. Orientation and Training Manual May 1974	12	116
Membership August-December 3, 1973	12	117
Revised Laws January 11-November 15, 1977	12	118
	Box	Folder
News Releases, Department of the Interior January 4, 1973-July 28, 1988	12	119
The Old Post Office, Washington, D.C.
	Box	Folder
Feasibility Study. Initial Programming Report June 14, 1974	13	120
Feasibility Study for the Renovation September 1974	13	121
Preservation Proposal August 21, 1935 September 1973-November 13, 1974	13	122
	Box	Folder
Park, Parkway and Recreational-Area Study Act of 1936, Commemorating August 25, 1986	13	123
Protecting Our National Parks: A Proposal to Mark the National Park Service's 75th Anniversary 1990	13	124
Ranger: The Journal of the Association of the National Park Rangers Spring 1985 Winter 1988/89	13	125
Rare II. Draft Environmental Statement, Roadless Area Review and Evaluation June, 1972 and July 28, 1972	13	126
Resource Hotline (American Forestry Association Publication) September 16, 1986-February 7, 1989	13	127
Reusing Railroad Stations. A Report from Educational Facilities Laboratories May 1974	13	127
Ross High Dam, Washington (State) January 12, 1973-April 11, 1974	13	129
Smithsonian Institute
	Box	Folder
Bylaws and Charter Provisions March 1977 1986 April 1987	13	130
Five-Year Prospectus FY 1989-FY 1993 February 16, 1988	13	131
Yesterday and Today September 1986	14	132
Speeches
	Box	Folder
Hartzog, George B., Jr. February 20, 1973-1992	14	133
Odegaard, Charles H. Conference on Science in the National Parks. Ft. Collins, Colorado July 16, 1986	14	134
Reed, Nathaniel Pryor. Second Conference on Scientific Research in the National Parks December 3, 1979	14	135
	Box	Folder
Standards for Servicewide Real Property Management Program May 1978	14	136
A Strategy for Management of Marine & Lake Systems within the National Park System. Dune Stabilization Study Natural Science Report No. 6 1973 General note (See Oversize Folder No. 39.)	14	136
Robert Stanton Scrapbook 1987	14	137
Statue of Liberty Exhibit August and October 1985	14	138
Testimony of Jay S. Stein, President of Yosemite Park and Curry Company, Before Two House Subcommittees July 28, 1975	14	139
Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Ranch. Boone and Crockett Foundation Wildlife/Ranch Management Project 1987	14	140
These Fifty Years: The Conservation Record of North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference by Durward L. Allen n.d.	14	141
Thunderbear. An Alternative NPS Newsletter June 1987-August 1989	14	142A
The Treasure Houses of Britain Exhibition at the National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. October 18, 1985	14	142B
United States Park Police. Annual Report 1972 circa 1973	14	143
Western Forest Fire Season of 1988 January 31-February 17, 1989	14	144
Washington National Monument Society and Association Annual Meetings October 31, 1989-February 22, 1990	14	145
White House Historical Association April 22, 1987	14	146
White House Preservation Fund October 26, 1979-October 24, 1986	15	147
Wolf Trap Farm Park and Foundation: Miscellaneous January 10, 1973-May 1984	15	148
Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks. Briefing Statements August 1986	15	149
Yosemite Institute
	Box	Folder
May 31, 1975-October 31, 1977	15	150
February 28, 1978-May 6, 1981	15	151
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Series 5 Oversize
	Box	Folder
Assateague State Park	1	1
City of Washington	1	2
Colorado Maps	1	3
Commemorative Trees and Planting on Executive Mansion Grounds	1	4
Cumberland Island. Final Environmental Assessment 1976	1	5
Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Area	1	6
Everglades National Park. Boundary Map September 25, 1969	1	7
Fairchild Properties	1	8
Georgetown Waterfront Area Study 1971	1	9
Golden Spike Centennial August 21, 1967 [Empty]	1	10
Grand Canyon National Park Maps	1	11
Grand Teton, Yellowstone Topographic and Parkway Maps	1	12
Great Smokey Mountains National Park Wilderness Proposals 1969	1	13
Haleakala National Park Boundary Maps 1967	1	14
Indians. Quillayute Reservation-La Push	1	15
Insignias. Awards. Two Chalk Drawings for National Park Service	1	16
Landmarks 1943-1965	1	17
Land Use and Density Development Plans	1	18
Mt. Shuksan, WA 1953	1	19
National Park Briefing. Two Volumes (Folders 20A & 20B)	1	20
National Visitor Center. Two Status Reports January 1970	2	21
Olympic National Park Maps and Boundary Proposals	2	22
Organization and Staffing Charts	2	23
Pennsylvania Avenue. Report of the Presidents Temporary Commission 1970	2	24
Piscataway Park	2	25
Sawtooth Mountains National Park	2	26
Urban Environmental Study Area. Madison School, Washington, D.C. (Exhibit Material. See also Photographs)	2	27
Virgin Islands/St. Johns Island June 1970	2	28
Washington Sailing Marina	2	29
Yellowstone National Park Maps (3) 1966 1972	2	30
Yosemite Summary of the Draft General Management Plan August 1978	2	31
FOST [Field Operations Study Team] Action Plan Chart 1968-1969	2	32
George Washington Birthplace National Monument Map 1971	2	32
Proposed Glen Canyon National Recreation Area Regional Map 1967	2	32
Glover-Archbold Park General Development Plan [circa 1971]	2	32
Great Smoky Mountains National Park and Gatlinburg, Tennessee Map Located in a Pamphlet [circa 1965]	2	32
Great Smoky Mountains National Park Map Showing Different Road Proposals 1967	2	32
Mesa Verde National Park (Colorado) General Development Map 1967	2	32
City Map of Biloxi, Mississippi 1968	2	32
Mississippi Coast Angler's Map and Visitor's Guide 1967	2	32
National Wildlife Refuges on Islands Along the Mississippi Coast Map 1962	2	32
Mississippi State Highway Map 1970	2	32
National Capital Parks	2	32
Map showing location of John A. Bross's property along the Potomac River which he might possibly donate as a scenic easement, Washington. D>C> 1969	2	32
Plat of computation of a tract of land "taxed as parcel 124/153" per letter and sketch which was made for the National Capital Parks Parks by the Surveyor's Office, Washington, D.C. 1958	2	32
Olympic National Park, Washington: Full-page map of the park in a pamphlet 1966	2	32
Olympic National Park, Washington: Map of areas representing different proposals of the Boundary Study Committee 1966	2	32
Olympic National Forest Multiple Use Plan 1966	2	32
Ozark National Scenic Riverways Official Map and Guide 1990	2	32
National System of Scenic Parkways Map 1966	2	32
Piscataway Park, Charles and Prince George's Counties, Maryland: Two maps showing the fee, scenic easement and park easement [circa 1966]	2	33
Piscataway Park, Charles and Prince George's Counties, Maryland: Map showing division of land and water rights 1966	2	33
Point Reyes National Seashore, California: Full-length map of the area in a pamphlet 1970	2	33
Point Reyes National Seashore, California: Official map and guide 1989	2	33
Maps removed from a December 1968 briefing book concerning Presidential Proclamations, Secretarial Designations or Acts of Congress that added land to the National Park System: Mount McKinley National Park, Alaska; Gates of the Arctic National Monument, Alaska; Katmai National Monument, Alaska; Marble Canyon National Monument, Arizona; Sonoran Desert National Monument, Arizona; Arches National Monument, Utah; Capitol Reef National Monument, Utah	2	33
Redwood National Park, California:	2	33
Full-length page map in a pamphlet 1970	2	33
Redwood National Park, California: Map showing proposals for boundary adjustments, buffer zones and watershed management areas 1971	2	33
Redwood National Park, California: Map of the park undated	2	33
Richmond National Battlefield Park (Cold Harbor, Malvern Hill, Gaines Mill, Beaver Dam Creek, Fort Harrison, Drewry's Bluff), Virginia 1966 1967	2	33
Full-page map of Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado, in a pamphlet 1968	2	33
Map showing future additions to the Washington, D.C. Subway in the area of Madison Drive/Washington Drive/Adams Drive/12th Street 1970	2	33
Maps of Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks for the National Parks Centennial 1872-1972 (The maps are on one sheet of paper)	2	33
Two maps of Alaska concerning the division of land. Done by the Bureau of Land Management, the Department of the Interior September 1972	2	34
Map of Mr. Eig's land holdings which is enclosed in a July 14, 1969 memo to Chief of Division of Land Acquisition from Chief of Office of Land Acquisition, WSC, National Park Service	2	34
Maps of Cumberland Island National Seashore, Camden County, Georgia, segments 1 and 2 October, 1968	2	34
Map of entrance road study, Cumberland National Seashore, Georgia [circa 1971]	2	34
Map of segment 1, Georgia Coordinate System (East Zone), draft, Cumberland Island National Seashore, Camden County, Georgia May 1973	2	34
Maps of Georgia Coordinate System (East Zone), Cumberland Island National Seashore, Camden County, Georgia, Map A-General view of entire area; Map B-Enlargement of section 1 of map A; Map C-Enlargement of section 2 of map A May 1973	2	34
Land ownership map of Cumberland Island National Seashore, Camden County, Georgia June 1971	2	34
Boundary maps (large and small) of Cumberland Island National Seashore, Camden County, Georgia June 1971	2	34
Map of proposed road changes along the Potomac Road [circa 1962]	2	34
Map of layout of park roads and segment of Interstate 695 within the Lincoln Memorial Tidal Basin and Jefferson Memorial and Washington Monument Areas of the Capital Park System 1963	2	34
Map marking land acquired in Units One and Two of the George Washington Memorial Parkway in Arlington County, Virginia, by the National Capital Planning Commission 1966	2	34
Map of the proposed Interstate Highway System in the Washington Metropolitan Area 1967	2	34
United States Department of the Interior geological survey map of the area surrounding Gettysburg and Fairfield, Pennsylvania 1968	2	34
Map of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and Vicinity, Tennessee-North Carolina, showing the proposed extension of the Foothill Parkway 1949	2	35
Map of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and Vicinity, Tennessee-North Carolina 1961	2	35
Map of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and Vicinity, Tennessee-North Carolina, marked with various road proposals 1961	2	35
Map of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and Vicinity, Tennessee-North Carolina, marked with various road proposals, 1961. It is part of the Master Plan Brief for the Great Smoky Mountains National Park May 1965	2	35
Map of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and Vicinity, Tennessee-North Carolina, marked with various road proposals, 1961. (It is enclosed in a November 13, 1969 memo from the Director of the National Park Service to the Director of the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation)	2	35
Land classification map of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park showing pristine forest areas 1964	2	35
General development plan, part of the master plan, of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park 1964	2	35
Map marking areas of virgin timber at the time the Great Smoky Mountains National Park was established 1965	2	35
Map of Recommended Route Transmountain Road Feasibility Study (Route 9 to Tremont-Y-Vicinity), Great Smoky Mountains National Park, National Park Service-Bureau of Public Roads 1965	2	35
Land classification map of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park 1965	2	35
Two maps of the Appalachian Region marked with various road proposals 1965	2	35
Map marking areas of virgin timber at the time the Great Smoky Mountains National Park was established. (This map is attached to an October 26, 1967 follow-up slip from George B. Hartzog, Jr. to Mrs. Jane Life) 1965	2	35
Map of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park showing park wilderness proposals 1966	2	35
Map of park wilderness proposals in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park with marked, colored lines indicating possible roadways 1966	2	35
Map of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park showing alternate road proposal to satisfy a 1943 agreement [circa 1967]	2	35
Map (1969) showing potential national parks and monuments in Alaska in July 1972. This map is part of "History of the Johnson Proclamations, 1968-69," September 21, 1970	2	36
Two sets of preliminary development plans for the Sam Ealy Johnson Farm, Lyndon B. Johnson National Historic Site 1970	2	36
General development plan for the Eisenhower National Historic Site, Adams County, Pennsylvania 1972	2	36
Map of public use and development of Johnson City sites, Lyndon B. Johnson National Historic Site 1972	2	36
Comprehensive plan for LBJ Johnson City sites 1972	2	36
Map of traffic around the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C	2	36
Certificate on H.J. Res. 666, which concerns establishing a commemorative structure with the National Park Service dedicated to the promotion of understanding, knowledge, opportunity and equality for all people, January 21, 1986. It is from Tom Mack, President of the National Council for Education and Economic Development, Inc	2	36
Revised map of the Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming, which also has information on the park 1968	2	36
Reprinted "National Parks Centennial 1872-1972" map of Yellowstone National Park 1972	2	36
"JNEM/A Place For Learning" jacket used at the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Historic Site which contained press material concerning the dedication of the George B. Hartzog, Jr. Visitor Center, May 1985. On the jacket cover is a black-and-white wash drawing, "North Dome, Yosemite, 1872" by Thomas Moran	2	36
National Park System map and guide (1989) which is part of the the National Park Service 75th Anniversary Booklet 1991	2	36
Fold-out pamphlet from the National Park Foundation commemorating the National Park Service's 75th Anniversary which is part of the booklet covering the event 1991	2	37
Four Alaska maps showing potential national parks and monuments 1969	2	37
Geological survey map (1961) of Alaska which is part of Alaska Task Force Report: Operation Great Land January 1965	2	37
Recreation survey map of the Arctic International Wilderness, Alaska (March 1953) which is part of the Preliminary Geological Survey of the Kongakut-Firth River Area Alaska-Canada April 1954	2	37
Map of the Gates of the Arctic National Monument, Alaska December 1968	2	37
Map of Mount McKinley National Park, Alaska boundaries and extended boundaries November 1968	2	37
Full-length page map of Mount McKinley National Park, Alaska on a pamphlet concerning the park 1970	2	37
Map of Mount McKinley National Park, Alaska and proposed extension no date	2	37
Map showing the St. Elias Range, the Wrangell Mountains, the Copper River-Chitina Parkway and the "Copper River Area-Multiple Use Management Area", Alaska no date	2	37
Map of the proposed St. Lawrence Island National Monument, Alaska November 1968	2	37
Four maps of Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve, Alaska September 1985 and April 1986	2	37
Map of the proposed Adirondack Mountains National Park which is part of A Report on a Proposed Adirondack Mountains National Park 1967	2	37
One pamphlet, containing a full-length page map of the United States, on the national parks of the United States (1968) which is part of the Preliminary Report of the Secretary of the Interior to the American Revolution Commission December 1969	2	38
Map showing the proposed Big Cypress area of critical state concern which is part of the Executive Summary [Report on] Boundary and Land Development Regulation Recommendations for the Big Cypress Area of Critical State Concern October 1973	2	38
General development plan of the Denison Dam Recreational Area, Texas and Oklahoma January 1943	2	38
Chart of parks and other non-urban outdoor recreational areas within a 200 mile zone of the Denison Dam Recreational Area	2	38
Map of Francis Marion National Forest, South Carolina 1945	2	38
Map of the Norfolk, Virginia and North Carolina area which shows the location of Great Dismal Swamp 1969	2	38
Pamphlet on the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial which also has information regarding the Gateway Arch 1981	2	38
Blue pamphlet on the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial National Historic Site, St. Louis, Missouri, which contains maps of the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial and of Downtown St. Louis 1971	2	38
Pamphlet on the Mattamuskeet National Wildlife Refuge, Hyde County, North Carolina, which contains a full-length page map of the area March 1972	2	38
Map of the Proposed Meramec National Recreation Area (May 1969) which is part of The Meramec River Basin: A National Recreation Area Study [circa 1969]	2	38
Plan of the National Capital Park and Planning Commission's proposed addition to the Mount Vernon Memorial Highway (May 1940) which is part of a background information report on Dyke Marsh 1959-1972	2	38
National Capital Region: Plan of the study of the access route of the Jefferson Davis Highway-Roosevelt Bridge Area [circa 1965]	2	38
National Capital Region: Plan of road system study and conditions upon completion of current contracts (1964) of the D.C. Department of Highways and the Virginia Department of Highways of park roads within the area of the George Washington Memorial Parkway February 1, 1965	2	38
National Capital Region: Two plans concerning the site and evaluation of the carousel at the Smithsonian Park 1966	2	38
National Capital Region: Map of federal lands administered or held in trust by federal agencies as of January 1, 1968, which is part of One Third of the Nation's Land. A Report to the President and the Congress by the Public Land Law Review Commission June 1970	2	38
Redwood National Park: Boundary Maps, NP-RED 7714-A and NP-RED 7714-B September 1968	2	39
22 township maps of the Humbolt Meridian, California. Dependent resurvey, subdivision of sections, and boundary surveys of areas around the park February 26, 1971	2	39
Maps of Sumter National Forest, South Carolina: Enoree Division 1947	2	39
Maps of Sumter National Forest, South Carolina: General Pickens Ranger District 1952	2	39
Maps of Sumter National Forest, South Carolina: Long Cane Division 1956	2	39
A Strategy for Management of Marine & Lake Systems within the National Park System. Dune Stabilization Study Natural Science Report No. 6 1973	2	39
United States Department of the Interior Safety Council Award of Merit Certificate September 12, 1972	2	39
Map of Washington State Highways 1968	2	39
Two cartoons by Dan Beard: "Bob, you've solved the manpower problem. Thank you very much."; "The Rachets are Coming / Man the Adobe Walls!" [no date]	2	39
Two colored prints of the Gateway Arch in St. Louis, Missouri [no date]	2	39
Certificate presented to George B. Hartzog, Jr., by The National Recreation and Park Association 1966	2	39
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Series 6 Artifacts
One 12 1/16" x 9 1/8" wood plaque presented to George B. Hartzog, Jr. in appreciation of his significant contributions to forestry and conservation as a director of The American Forestry Associatio 1983-1985
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Series 7 Audio
Six 90-minute cassette tapes containing interviews of George B. Hartzog, Jr., with Kathy Mengak on March 23, May 11-12, 1996. Ms. Mengak donated copies of these tapes in July, 1996. (Accession Number 96-119)
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Series 8 Photographs and Negatives
	Box	Folder
Alaska. Wolves in the Wilderness 1971	1	1
Allot, Senator and Mrs., and Others Fishing at Fort Jefferson [no date]	1	2
American Revolution Bicentennial Commission 1972	1	3
Anderson, Fred M., M.D. 1972	1	4
Anheuser-Busch Brewery at Williamsburg, Virginia 1970	1	5
Assateague Island National Seashore, Rough Camping 1969	1	6
Biscayne Bay National Monument 1970	1	7
Congress for Recreation and Parks, Washington Hilton Hotel, Washington, D.C. October 9-13, 1966
	Box	Folder
Retreat Parade and Reception, President's Prayer Breakfast October 10	1	8
Opening General Session, General Session, Outdoor Demonstration October 10 October 11 October 12	1	9
Tour of D.C. and Environs, Lunch at Cabin John Regional Park, All-Congress Cocktail Hour October 13	1	10
Miscellaneous, All-Congress Banquet October 13	1	11
Ladies' White House Tours and Georgetown Tour, Fashion Show and Luncheon October 10 October 11 October 12	1	12
	Box	Folder
Davis, D.L. [Turkey photos from thank-you letters from Hartzog] 1969	1	13
Death Valley National Monument 1969, [no date]	1	14
Everglades National Park 1969	1	15
Federal Hall National Monument, New York [no date]	1	16
Georgetown Waterfront [circa 1970-1972]	2	17
George Washington Birthplace 1968	2	18
Gettysburg National Military Park Controversial Tower 1973	2	19
Gollings, Frank Joseph [no date]	2	20
Gulf Islands, Cadet Point 1971	2	21
Hall, Len, Stewart Udall and Others on Current River [no date]	2	22
Harper's Ferry, West Virginia. John Segeren, Master Woodcarver [no date]	2	23
Hartzog, George B., Jr.
	Box	Folder
Holding a Painting with an Unidentified Man [no date]	2	24 A
With Others at Governor's Conference, Pennsylvania. Hickel Reception 1970	2	24 B
With Raymond R. Tucker, Mayor of St. Louis, Missouri September 13, 1962	2	25
With a Photograph of the Model of the Gateway Arch, St. Louis, Missouri 1962	2	26
With Col. Smyser, Mr. Wirth, Mrs. Sullivan, John Zentay, Frank Karsten and Mel Price 1962	2	27
Receiving an Award at the National Park Foundation Award Banquet 1991	2	28
	Box	Folder
Hartzog, Helen (Mrs. George B.), on a Fishing Trip December 1972	2	29
Hickel, Walter, Secretary of the Interior, with George Hartzog and Others 1970	2	30
Humanisphere [circa 1970-1971]	2	31
Indian Ceremony (Very Secret) Attended by Secretary of the Interior Rogers Morton and George Hartzog 1972	2	32
Indian Tapestries (Wall Hangings) [no date]	2	33
Jefferson National Expansion Memorial and the Gateway Arch, St. Louis, Missouri, Model of [circa 1962]	2	34
John F. Kennedy Grave at Arlington National Cemetery (Model) 1964	2	35
John Fitzgerald Kennedy National Historic Site Dedication 1969	2	36
John Paul Jones Statue from The Rockefeller Foundation 1966	2	37
Johnson, First Lady Lady Bird, with George Hartzog 1967	2	38
Johnson, Lynda, with Stewart Udall, George Hartzog and Two Unidentified Men [no date]	2	39
Johnson, President Lyndon Baines
	Box	Folder
With First Lady Lady Byrd Johnson and George Hartzog 1965	2	40
With George Hartzog, First Lady Lady Byrd Johnson, Vice-President Hubert Humphrey, Stewart Udall and Others [no date]	2	41
With Signature [no date]	2	42
	Box	Folder
Kennedy, John F., with Unidentified Man [no date]	2	43
Kowski, Frank P., Director, Southwest Region, Assistant Superintendent Carithers, Walker, Gastellum, White, and Fitch at the Southwest Region Superintendents' Conference at Canyonlands 1970	2	44
London Symphony Conductor (?) 1970	2	45
Masland, Frank E. 1963 and 1971	2	46
Morton, Rogers C. B., Secretary of the Interior 1972	2	47
National Geographic Society-Vacationland USA 1970	2	48
National Park Foundation 1972	2	49
National Park Reserves 1972	2	50
National Parks Centennial 1972	2	51
National Parks Tour 1919	2	52
National Visitor Center (Model) 1969	2	53
Navajo Rugs 1971	2	54
O'Donnell, Pat, and Unknown Person Sitting on Top of a Big Rock at Yosemite National Park 1971	2	55
Old Customhouse, St. Louis, Missouri 1961	2	56
"Point Vecchio" Type Bridge and Crossing 1966	2	57
"Personal" 1965 1968 1969	2	58
President Franklin D. Roosevelt Inspecting Community Conservation Corps at Shenandoah National Park 1933	2	59
Presidents. Major Buildings, Sites and Monuments. Herbert Hoover's Birthplace 1965	2	60
Private Inholding Problems in the Natural Areas of the National Park Service 1968	2	61
Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra [circa early 1970's]	2	62
Shenandoah National Park. View from Skyland or Big Meadow Lodge [no date]	2	63
Sierra Club
	Box	Folder
Le Conte and Tuolemne Meadows 1972	3	64
Pipeline Construction, Tuolemne Meadows 1972	3	65
	Box	Folder
[First Name Unknown] Smith Receives an Award from the American Red Cross 1969	3	66
Smithsonian Park Carousel 1966	3	67
"St. Louis-A Community Looks at Itself" Civic Forum-Photos of George B. Hartzog, Jr., Vernon E. Jordan, Jr. and the Equitable Building in St. Louis 1971	3	68
St. Louis [Women Spinning, Weaving and Quilting] 1971	3	69
Robert Stanton Scrapbook 1987	3	70
Thurmond, Senator Strom 1969	3	71
Udall, Stewart L., Secretary of the Interior
	Box	Folder
With George Hartzog and President Lyndon B. Johnson (Back of His Head) and "To George-To remember the big day we won our case with the President!" Signed by Udall 1968	3	72
With William Blair and George Hartzog 1969	3	73
Autographed Photo [no date]	3	74
	Box	Folder
Unidentified Photos [no date]	3	75
Urban Environmental Study Area. Madison Elementary School, Washington, D.C. George Hartzog and Students Involved with the "Our Block of Earth" Project 1971	3	76
Vietnam Veterans against the War Protest, Washington, D.C. 1971	3	77
Warren, Earl (Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court), Unknown Person, George Hartzog and Honor Guard [no date]	3	78
Wilderness Shots, Miscellaneous February 1972, [no date]	3	79
Wilson's Creek Battlefield National Park Deed Ceremony 1968	3	80
Windmills, Prairie 1971	3	81
Wirth, Connie 1959	3	82
Wolf Trap Farm Park
	Box	Folder
Filene Center. Photos of the Model, Construction Progress Photo, and Photo of the Completed Building 1969-1971	3	83
Shouse Property Which Became the Park [no date]	3	84
	Box	Folder
Yellowstone National Park Facilities 1964	3	85
Yosemite National Park 1972, [no date]	3	86
Photographs on Compact Disc. Original-Not for Patrons' Use	3	88
Photographs on Compact Disc. For Patrons' Use	3	89
White House: Reports June 29, 1965-December 18, 1968	112	1389
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Series 9 Oversize Photographs and Negatives
		Oversize_folder
The Explorer's Club Salute to Alaska, Waldorf 1970		1
Johnson, Lyndon B. and Mrs. Johnson, Hubert Humphrey, George Hartzog and Others at The White House 1968		2
Johnson, Lyndon B., Stewart Udall, George Hartzog and Others 1968		3
National Geographic Society Layouts with Hartzog and Others 1966		4
Udall, Stewart. "For George-To remember the big day we won our case with the President!". The photograph shows the back of President Johnson's head with Hartzog and Udall facing the camera December 1968		5
George B. Hartzog, Jr. sitting at the head of a conference table with a number of men sitting and standing around the conference room January 21, 1964		6
George B. Hartzog, Jr. sits next to First Lady Lady Bird Johnson in front of a white fireplace in a room of the White House. A number of other people are sitting around the room 1966		6
Signed photograph of the uniformed staff of Yellowstone National Park; Black-and-white photograph of an alligator or crocodile 1967, [no date]		7
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Clemson University Libraries Special Collections

George B. Hartzog, Jr. Papers Mss.0074

Table of Contents

Summary Information

Historical Sketch

Biographical Note

Scope and Content Note

Arrangement

Administrative Information

Publication Information

Restrictions on Use

Provenance

Processing Information

Controlled Access Headings

Corporate Name(s)

Personal Name(s)

Subject(s)

Collection Inventory

Series 1 Subject File 1916-1989 42.0 cubic feet

Arrangement

Description

Advisory Board on National Parks

Advisory Council on Historic Preservation

Alexandria Waterfront

American Revolution Bicentennial Commission

Anheuser-Busch, Inc.: Public Relations Program, Parts 6-10 1957

Annual Reports of the Director of the National Park Service

[Articles, Magazine, Newsletter and Congressional Record]

Assateague Island National Seashore

General note

Big Cypress Swamp

Big Thicket National Park (Proposal)

Budgets

Bureau of Outdoor Recreation

General note

Centennial Year 1972 Articles

Charleston, South Carolina. James Island Bridge

Christian Ministry in the National Parks

Citizens Advisory Committee on Environmental Quality. Report to the President

General note

Citizens Advisory Committee on Recreation and Natural Beauty

General note

General note

General note

Committees, Commissions, Task Forces: Announcements, Appointments, Reports, Organizational Representation

Common Regional Boundaries

Communications: Staff

Concessions

Correspondence

Correspondence: Commendation Letters

[Correspondence: Congratulation Letters to Other People]

[Correspondence: Miscellaneous]

Correspondence: Retirement Letters [from Employees Concerning Their Retirement Plans]

Correspondence: Retirement Letters to Hartzog from Friends

General note

General note

Directories: Federal Business Association of Greater St. Louis

Directories: National Park Service

Directories: National Wildlife Federation Conservation

Directories: Retired Employees

Employment and Ceiling Reduction

Environment

Environmental Conservation

General note

Fairchild, Charles A. Exchange Agreement [on His Potomac River Property]

General note

Federal Executive Institute

General note

Follow-up Slips

Ford's Theatre

Forecast of Visits to the National Park System

General note

General note

Goals

Grand Canyon

Grand Teton National Park

General note

Great Smoky Mountains National Park

General note

Hartzog, George B., Jr.--Personal

George B. Hartzog, Jr. Papers
Mss.0074