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Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972

Finding Aid written by Ria Sachs and Mary Millman; revised by Marjorie Bryer The Bancroft Library University of California, Berkeley Berkeley, California, 94720-6000 Phone: (510) 642-6481 Fax: (510) 642-7589 Email: [email protected] URL: http://bancroft.berkeley.edu/ © 2007 The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved.

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 1 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972

Collection Number: BANC MSS 79/33 c

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University of California, Berkeley Berkeley, California Finding Aid Written By: Ria Sachs and Mary Millman; revised by Marjorie Bryer Date Completed: April 2007 © 2007 The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved.

Collection Summary Collection Title: Norman Clyde papers Date (inclusive): 1912-circa 2002, Date (bulk): bulk 1923-1972 Collection Number: BANC MSS 79/33 c Creators : Clyde, Norman, 1885-1972. Extent: Number of containers: 5 cartons, 1 boxLinear feet: 5.42 Repository: The Bancroft Library University of California, Berkeley Berkeley, California, 94720-6000 Phone: (510) 642-6481 Fax: (510) 642-7589 Email: [email protected] URL: http://bancroft.berkeley.edu/ Abstract: The Norman Clyde Papers document the climbing adventures of, and offer insights into the life of, one of California's greatest mountaineers, and one of the foremost chroniclers of the Sierra Nevada range. They also help to preserve the history of mountaineering in the High Sierra. The bulk of the papers consist of various drafts of Clyde's narratives about the Sierra Nevada range, as well as mountains in Arizona, the Canadian Rockies, Idaho, Montana, Southern California, Washington, Wyoming, and numerous national parks. Clyde's writings include stories and articles about entire ranges, specific peaks, climbs, first ascents, rescues, wildlife, fishing, skiing, and mountaincraft. Many of his stories have been published, but most of those in this collection have not. Clyde's contemporaries in the climbing world recognized the contributions he made to mountaineering and his place in the history of the exploration of the High Sierra. Other significant materials in the collection reflect this recognition. There is a draft manuscript of, and correspondence and notes related to, a Sierra Club book project dedicated to Clyde's life and writings. Though Clyde spent much of his time alone, he had a great many friends and admirers. His personal and professional correspondence records his communications with them, as well as with editors, environmental organizations, and climbing clubs. Some of these friends and colleagues, including Hervey Vogé, Bruce Kilgore, Jules Eichorn, and Fred Fertig, interviewed Clyde in December, 1967 and January, 1968. Transcripts of these interviews, in which Clyde recounts his 50-plus years of climbing history, are also in the collection. Materials dated after Clyde's death in 1972 were compiled by others. Languages Represented: Collection materials are in English Physical Location: Many of the Bancroft Library collections are stored offsite and advance notice may be required for use. For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Library's online catalog. Access Collection is open for research. Publication Rights All requests to reproduce, publish, quote from or otherwise use collection materials must be submitted in writing to the Head of Public Services, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley, 94270-6000. Consent is given on behalf of

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 2 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 The Bancroft Library as the owner of the physical items and is not intended to include or imply permission from the copyright owner. Such permission must be obtained from the copyright owner. See: http://bancroft.berkeley.edu/reference/permissions.html . Restrictions also apply to digital representations of the original materials. Use of digital files is restricted to research and educational purposes. Preferred Citation [Identification of item], Norman Clyde Papers, BANC MSS 79/33 c, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley. Alternate Forms Available There are no alternate forms of this collection. Related Collections Sierra Club Reminiscences III, 1910s-1970s: oral history transcript (BANC MSS 88/189 cz) Mountaineering [sound recording] : interviews with Norman Clyde, 1967 Dec. 20-1968 Jan. 7 (Phonotape 1182:1-6 A,B) [Portrait of mountaineer Norman Clyde] (BANC PIC 19xx.363-B) Indexing Terms The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's online public access catalog. Clyde, Norman, 1885-1972--Archives Sierra Club Mountaineering--Sierra Nevada (Calif. and Nev.) Mountaineering--Sierra Nevada (Calif. and Nev.)--Photographs Mountaineers National parks and reserves--California Canadian Rockies (B.C. and Alta.) Glacier National Park (Mont.) Sierra Nevada (Calif. and Nev.) Sierra Nevada (Calif. and Nev.)--Pictorial works Sequoia National Park (Calif.) Yosemite National Park (Calif.) Manuscripts for publication Acquisition Information The Norman Clyde Papers were given to The Bancroft Library by Mary Millman and Dave Bohn in 1978. Additions were made in June 2003. Accruals No additions are expected. System of Arrangement Arranged to the folder level. Processing Information Preliminary processing by Ria Sachs under the supervision of Mary Millman, 1977. Additions processed by Marjorie Bryer in 2007. Biographical Information Norman Asa Clyde was born on April 8, 1885, in Philadelphia, the son of Charles and Isabel "Belle" Clyde. He was the oldest of their nine children. The family moved to Ohio when he was three. His father, an itinerant Presbyterian clergyman, rarely stayed at one parsonage for more than a year. In 1897, when Clyde was 12, the family moved to Canada, near Ottawa. There Clyde became an expert hunter and fisherman. His father educated him at home, schooling him in Greek and Latin. After his father's death in 1901, his mother moved the family back to Western Pennsylvania. There Clyde attended Geneva College, graduating with a degree in classics in 1909. After graduation, Clyde moved west, working as a teacher in rural areas, including small schools in North Dakota and Utah. In 1911, in order to advance his career as a teacher, he enrolled in the University of California, Berkeley. Clyde spent two years at Berkeley, but frustrated at the thought of writing a thesis no one would ever read, he left school without completing his master's degree.

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 3 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Details of the next dozen years of Clyde's life are sketchy. He taught at small schools in Northern and Central California, in Mt. Shasta, Weaverville, and near Stockton, and spent his summers and weekends climbing in the mountains. In 1914, Clyde joined the Sierra Club, led their annual outing, and made his first of 50 ascents of Mt. Whitney. Clyde married Winifred "Winnie" May Bolster, a registered nurse who worked in Oakland, in 1915. She died of tuberculosis in 1919. Her death appears to have affected Clyde greatly, and he did not like to talk about it. Indeed, few people knew he was married, as Clyde did not often speak about this period of his life. Shortly after Winnie's death, Clyde moved to the Eastern Sierra and became absorbed in mountain climbing. In 1924, Clyde became principal of the Valley High School in Independence, California, in the Owens Valley, at the foot of Mt. Williamson. He spent every weekend making first ascents of new peaks and discovering new routes up others. Residents of the valley were not impressed by Clyde's climbing feats; they wanted their principal to act like a respectable teacher and spend more time in the community. In 1928, after Clyde fired warning shots to deter local youths from vandalizing school property on Halloween, enraged parents demanded that charges be brought against him. Instead, Clyde resigned and, unencumbered by a regular job, devoted himself fully to exploring and writing about the High Sierra. He spent his summers hiking in the backcountry and guiding parties to the summits of challenging peaks; he spent his winters as the caretaker of lodges in such places as Yosemite and Sequoia National Parks. Clyde began writing prolifically, and published the first version of his famous Close Ups of the High Sierra in 1928. He supplemented his meager income by lecturing and selling stories and photographs to various publications. Clyde made first ascents of 100 peaks in the High Sierra and Montana between the years 1914 and 1939. In fact, he managed more first ascents in the Sierra than Clarence King, John Muir, and William Brewer combined. Clyde set a world's record for climbing 36 peaks in as many days in Glacier National Park in August and September of 1923; 11 of the peaks were considered first ascents. He gained a reputation for rescuing or recovering the bodies of lost climbers, and finding missing airplanes, and stories about his exploits appeared in numerous publications. In 1939, Geneva College, awarded him an honorary doctorate in recognition of his writings about the mountains. Clyde was known for carrying such huge backpacks that some people called him "the pack that walked like a man." In his later years, Clyde lived in a ranch house, without electricity or plumbing, on Baker Creek, near Big Pine, California. He continued to lead private climbing parties into the High Sierra and act as a guide on Sierra Base Camp trips well into his 70s. He was still leading nature walks at 83. Clyde died on December 23, 1972. Several friends, including mountaineers Smoke Blanchard and his son, Bob, Jules Eichorn, and Nort Benner, scattered Clyde's ashes on a peak that he could see from his house, one that eventually bore his name--the Norman Clyde Peak on the Palisade Crest. Published works by Norman Clyde: Clyde, Norman. Close Ups of the High Sierra. Bishop, Calif.: Spotted Dog Press, 1998. Clyde, Norman. Norman Clyde of the Sierra Nevada: Rambles Through the Range of Light: 29 Essays on the Mountains . [San Francisco]: Scrimshaw Press, 1971. Clyde, Norman. Twenty-five Letters from Norman Clyde, 1923-1964. Los Angeles: Dawson's Book Shop, 1998. Scope and Content of Collection The Norman Clyde Papers document the climbing adventures of, and offer insights into the life of one of California's greatest mountaineers, and one of the foremost chroniclers of the Sierra Nevada Range. They also help to preserve the history of mountaineering in the High Sierra. The bulk of the papers consists of various drafts of Clyde's narratives about the Sierra Nevada Range, as well as mountains in Arizona, the Canadian Rockies, Idaho, Montana, Southern California, Washington, Wyoming, and numerous national parks. Clyde's writings include stories and articles about entire ranges, specific peaks, climbs, first ascents, rescues, wildlife, fishing, skiing, and mountaincraft. Many of his stories have been published, but most of those in this collection have not. Clyde's contemporaries in the climbing world recognized the contributions he made to mountaineering and his place in the history of the exploration of the High Sierra. Other significant materials in the collection reflect this recognition. There is a draft manuscript of, and correspondence and notes related to, a Sierra Club book project dedicated to Clyde's life and writings. Though Clyde spent much of his time alone, he had a great many friends and admirers. His personal and professional correspondence records his communications with them, as well as with editors, environmental organizations, and climbing clubs. Some of these friends and colleagues, including Hervey Vogé, Bruce Kilgore, Jules Eichorn, and Fred Fertig, interviewed Clyde in December 1967 and January 1968. Transcripts of these interviews, in which Clyde recounts his 50-plus years of climbing history, are also in the collection. Materials dated after Clyde's death in 1972 were compiled by others. Series 1, Correspondence, includes incoming and outgoing correspondence of both a professional and personal nature. The date range spans nearly 50 years of Clyde's life, from 1923, when he climbed a record-breaking 36 peaks in 36 days in Glacier National Park in Montana, to his death in 1972. Topics include climbing, rescues, publishing, and personal news. Handwritten annotations provided by the collections' donors, David Bohn and Mary Millman, help researchers identify

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 4 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 correspondents, dates, and subject matter. Researchers may also consult the Appendix (available in the Bancroft Reading Room), which provides a detailed description of some of Clyde's correspondence and some of the articles about him. Series 2, Manuscripts, forms the bulk of the collection. Clyde often wrote numerous drafts of stories and articles. Typically he wrote them by hand, had them typed, and then made additional changes to the typescripts. Unannotated exact duplicates have been discarded, but the drafts that have been retained offer researchers important insight into Clyde's writing process. Ria Sachs, working under the supervision of one of the donors, Mary Millman, divided Clyde's writings into a number of subject sub-series. These existing subdivisions were retained, along with their folder titles. Researchers may need to consult more than one sub-series, as there is substantial geographical overlap between them. They can review the container list--which lists all manuscripts by title--for topics of interest. The archivist added new subdivisions to accommodate additions to the collection, including notebooks and materials relating to a proposed Sierra Club book project about Clyde. Series 3, Interviews, includes the transcripts of six reel-to-reel tapes recorded with Clyde between December 20, 1967 and January 7, 1968. Topics covered include climbing experiences on Mt. Whitney and other peaks, wildlife, search and rescue expeditions on Mt. Banner and elsewhere, and camping. Researchers interested in listening to the original recordings should consult the Related Collections section of this finding aid for the Bancroft Library call numbers. Series 4, Biographical Materials, includes newsclippings from the 20s and 30s, and biographical research on Clyde collected in 1992 and 1993 by Michael R. Slater, a member of the Friends of the Bancroft Library. The bulk of the clippings are contained in a scrapbook that Clyde compiled himself. It documents his record-setting "Mountain a Day" feat in Glacier National Park in 1923. The materials compiled by Slater include copies of records and newsclippings that date from 1915 to 1974. These include an interview with Omie Mairs, one of the students involved in the 1928 Halloween incident, and minutes of the Owens Valley Union High School Board meeting regarding the episode. The donors found some folding files among Clyde's possessions at his Baker Creek Ranch house. These files were the remains of Clyde's own idiosyncratic system for organizing his stories and correspondence. According to Millman, these files date from approximately 1927-1945. These files contained correspondence, new narratives, and different versions of stories that existed in other places. Their contents were integrated into the Correspondence and Manuscripts series. The vast majority of Clyde's manuscripts were not dated. He kept lists of his submissions and his publications, and these were used to help determine dates. Clyde probably wrote his stories while he was experiencing his adventures. Though he often rewrote them specifically for publication, researchers should note that virtually all of the manuscript dates are approximate. Ria Sachs listed each manuscript Clyde wrote individually in the container list. Stories found in the additions to the collection were added to the list. When additions are clearly drafts of existing articles, the formats--manuscript, typescript, or published article--are noted in parentheses. Researchers should note that these distinctions were only made for stories that were added to the original collection. Some of these stories have the same title (in which case both are listed on one line, with the document types in parentheses); others have different titles (in which case each gets its own line). Clyde sometimes used the same title for stories narrating different trips in the same place. Roman numerals were used to distinguish these different narratives from each other. There are some photographs in the collection. Most were attached to the particular manuscripts that they illustrate; others were placed in manuscript folders with similar subject matter. This arrangement provides context for the researcher. Appendix: Partial List of Correspondence and Articles Donor Mary Millman cataloged the items that were in Norman Clyde's folding files. These materials have been integrated into the Correspondence and Manuscripts series, but this Appendix preserves Millman's detailed list for the researcher. Please note that it is not a complete list of all Clyde's correspondence. Letter from Horace Breed, (January 26, 1928) (invitation to climb Mt. Shasta) Last three pages of a letter from H.L. Branthaven A Reprint from The Auk, Vol. XLV, April 1928. ("A New Race of Screech Owl from California," by Joseph Grinnell, with mention of Clyde as presenting a pair of owls to U.C. Berkeley Museum of Vertebrate Zoology.) Letter, (October 22, 1927) and Letter, (Nov. 5, 1927) both from the author of Epic of Everest Letter, (February 19, 1927) C. K. Sanborn re: pistols order Letter from W. S. Shaw (10/9/27) (re: pictures Norman sent to him) Letter, (January 16, 1928), (Phil Townsend Hanna, editor, Touring Topics) Letter, (Nov. 14, 1927), (from Phil Townsend Hanna) Letter, (July 17, 1926), (Chester Versteeg)

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 5 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Letter, (September 21, 1927), (C. Wilson) Fragments of Diary (?) Entries from Ruby Mountains, (April 10 to May 14, 1912) Three Photographs: The Glacier; Deer at Hole in the Wall Camp; Deer at Hole in the Wall Camp from which the Ascent of Kennedy Peak was Made Photographs: Mt. Shukson, Mt. Baker from Mt. Shukson Photographs: Mt. Shasta Letter from Beebe Co., (Oct. 28, 1931) re: rope strength Letter from Beebe Co., (Sept. 24, 1931) re: rope Letter from Beebe Co., (Dec. 29, 1931) re: equipment Letter from Bunnell Photo Shop re: photo payment (Aug. 21, 1931) Sheet Advertising Colt Automatic .22 Woodsman Rejection Note from Dept. of Church School Literature Letter from U.S. Employees' Compensation Commission, (Nov. 7, 1933), disallowing Norman's claim Note from Vindy (not to Norman Clyde) Letter from C. A. Hruby, Bureau of Fisheries, re: boar (Aug. 27, 1933) Pamphlet on 6-Quart Aluminum Health Cooker Sealed, unsent letter to Mr. W. R. Carpenter, Chief Claims Examiner, U.S. Employees Compensation Commission Difficult Peaks of the Sierra Nevada, Reprint, American Alpine Journal Photo of Deer on Cabin Porch Letter of rejection of photos from San Francisco Examiner, (October 31, 1931) Letter from Bettie Bachman, (Aug. 23, 1933) Copy of Glacial Drift, newspaper of Glacier National Park, (April, 1933) Rejection slip from Boston Evening Transcript Advertisement sheet from George's Shoe Renewing Service (Xerox) Pages from National Sportsman articles, "More About Gun Cleaning" Letter from B. M. Coleman, (April 1, 1933) Letter from Ruth D. Johnson, (Sept. 21, 1933) Letter (re: climbing Mt. Langley) from O. Kehrlein Letter from J. R. Shelver (12/17/33) Letter from O. Kehrlein (6/16/33) Letter, (Aug. 2) Ray Linck Letter, (Feb. 2, 1934) from B. H. Mace Letter, (Sept. 2, 1933) C. I. D. Moore, Returning unused stories, submitted to Pacific Mutual News Letter, (Sept. 28, 1931) from "Mike" William Pearson, with photo Three clippings re: Winter Sports Carnival to be held (July 2, 3, 4 on Palisade Glacier) Letter, (February 7, 1934) on Palisade Glacier Letter, Lina B. Pierce Letter, Lina B. Pierce Los Angeles Times Article, Sunday Magazine, (January 28, 1934) on "These Strange Peak Grabbers" Parcher's Rainbow Camp (pamphlets) Letter, (June 18, 1933) Howard Palmer, American Alpine Journal 2 Letters from Julie de C. Martinez [Mortimer], (November 11, 1931) and (Oct. 28, 1931) Letter, (August 23, 1931) Howard Palmer Letter Julie de C. Martinez [Mortimer], (Sept. 21, 1933) Letter from A. W. Robinson asking Norman to search for Walter Starr, Jr. Letter, (December 16, 1933) from Walter A Starr Letter, (Sept. 24, 1931) Editor, Stanford University Press Draft of (Letter, Sept. 24, 1933) to Carmen Starr

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 6 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Letter, (Sept. 13, 1933) E. S. Erwin, Assistant Comptroller, re: inquest Letter from Sierra Club, (Sept. 28, 1933) Norman appointed to be on Committee on Mountain Records Letter, (Sept. 26, 1933) E.S. Erwin, Assistant Comp, re: Walter Starr, Jr. Letter, (Sept. 16) from Carmen Starr P. C. From B. Mason (Aug. 22, 1933) Rejection of the Art of Walking by Boy's Life, (May 31, 1933) Letter, Editor. Stanford University Press, (Sept. 11, 1933) re: Mountain Manual Articles, The Inyo Register, (August 31, 1933) re: Starr Ill. Daily News, photo of Starr, site of death Article: Alpinist Tells Perils of San Jacinto Climb, (Feb. 4, 1934), (by Walter Lier) Article, Oakland Tribune re: Starr, photos San Bernardino Daily Sun, re: Starr, San Francisco Chronicle (August 27, 1933) re: Starr Oakland Tribune, (August 27, 1933) re: Starr San Francisco Chronicle, Sunday, (August 27, (with note from L. K. (Oliver Kehrlein) "Where this Man of Mystery?" and "Good Stuff Norman, you might play it up" Page of the Inyo Register, (Sept. 7, 1933) Letter, (May 26, 1933) R. C. Straub of the National Underwriter Article, Inyo Independent, (Sept. 1, 1933) re: Starr Telegram H. C. Youngquist, giving information on Starr, Received 1:45 p.m. (August 18, 1933) Commemorative Booklet, Walter A. Starr Jr., (1903-1933) Letter, (April 17, 1927) F. W. Shaw The Salopian, (October 15, 1927) with Item marked on Norman's first climb of Mts. Mallory and Irvine Article, San Francisco Chronicle, (August 27, 1933) Article, "Queer Nest" by Tiny Bird Directions for attaching Olympic Ski bindings from Warren Belting Company Letter, (August 24, 1933) Lester Parent re: Starr Letter, Neill C. Wilson, (Feb. 21, 1934) Letter, (Sept. 6, 1933) E. S. Erwin Assistant Comptroller, re: Starr Telegram, Walter A. Starr Letter, Hoke Smith, (Oct. 14, 1931) re: St. Nicholas Mountain in Glacier National Park Insert from Southern California Banker (Nov. 1931), (Mountains of the South Fork of the San Joaquin by Norman with photos) Letter, H. James, the Trailfinders, (March 24, 1933) Letter, J. M. Thorington, editor, American Alpine Club, (10-25-33) Letter, (March 12, 1933), Clara re: family's writing Letter, (Feb 20, 1933), Gardner Turrill Christmas card, Frank and Clara Tomkies (sister) Letter, June 2, 1933, Harry C. James Letter from Clara re: John R. Underhill, letter, (October 31, 1933) Letter, (August 31, 1933), R. Underhill .) Booklet, six-quart aluminum cooker Letter, Ted Wallis, (Feb. 4, 1934) Letter, Irma Weill, (Oct. 28, 1933)

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 7 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 1Correspondence 1923-1972, undated Subseries 1.1Incoming Correspondence 1927-1972, undated

Series 1 Correspondence 1923-1972, undated Physical Description: Carton 1, folders 1-23 Arrangement Arranged alphabetically and chronologically. Divided into two sub-series, Incoming and Outgoing Correspondence. Scope and Content Note Some materials are fragmentary or illegible.

Subseries 1.1 Incoming Correspondence 1927-1972, undated Physical Description: Carton 1, folders 1-21 Arrangement Arranged alphabetically by personal or organizational name. Scope and Content Note Consists of personal, financial, and professional correspondence from friends, colleagues, admirers, editors, environmental organizations, and climbing clubs. Includes a draft of a Climbing Guide for the Muir Crest Region prepared by the Southern California Division of the Mountain Records Committee. Correspondents include climbing companions Pat Adler and Julie de C. Martinez [Mortimer]; the Sierra Club; climbing clubs seeking his advice; and numerous publications to which Clyde submitted his work, such as the Touring Times. There are also materials related to the rescue of the body of Walter A. Starr, Jr., and a climbing resumé, sent to Hoke Smith, detailing Clyde's pre-1927 ascents.

Carton 1, Folder 1 Adler, Pat 1962-1963 Carton 1, Folder 2 American Alpine Club 1929-1961 Carton 1, Folder 3 Bank of America 1933, 1961-1966 Carton 1, Folder 4 The Beebe Company 1931-1932 Carton 1, Folder 5 Blanchard, W.E. "Smoke" 1970-1971 Carton 1, Folder 6 Clara [McKeever, cousin] 1933-1964 Carton 1, Folder 7 Fertig, Fred 1967 Carton 1, Folder 8 Martinez [Mortimer], Julie de C. 1927-1933 Carton 1, Folder 9 Inyo County Welfare Dept. and County Sanatorium 1971 Carton 1, Folder Mountain Records Committee, Southern California Division 1940 10 Carton 1, Folder Sierra Club 1927-1971 11 Carton 1, Folder Smith, Hoke (includes Climbing Resumé and Clyde's letters) 1927, 1931 12 Carton 1, Folder Starr, Walter A., rescue of 1933 13 Carton 1, Folder Touring Topics 1927-1928 14 Carton 1, Folder The Trailfinders 1933-1935 15 Carton 1, Folder U.S. Dept. of the Interior. National Park Service 1929-1933 16 Carton 1, Folder 550 Club-C miscellaneous 1929-1971 17 Carton 1, Folder D-L miscellany 1929-1971 18 Carton 1, Folder M-R miscellany 1927-1971 19 Carton 1, Folder S-W, Unknown miscellany 1927-1971 20 Carton 1, Folder Miscellany 1934, undated 21

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 8 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 1Correspondence 1923-1972, undated Subseries 1.2Outgoing Correspondence 1923-1972, undated

Subseries 1.2 Outgoing Correspondence 1923-1972, undated Physical Description: Carton 1, folders 22-23 Arrangement Arranged chronologically. Scope and Content Note Consists of personal and professional correspondence to friends, colleagues, and professional contacts. Includes letters regarding Clyde's essays and publications, critiques of published writings about the Sierra, supply orders, and personal narratives of Clyde's everyday life and his climbing adventures.

Carton 1, Folder General 1923-1972 22 Carton 1, Folder Fragments Undated 23 Series 2 Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Physical Description: Cartons 1-5, Box 1, folders 1-4 Arrangement Arranged hierarchically. Divided into 11 sub-series: Mountains and Ranges (2.1); Climbs, Rambles, and Strolls (2.2); Natural Features (2.3); Sierra Animals (2.4); Sierra Birds (2.5); Sierra Flora (2.6); Fishing (2.7); Skiing (2.8); Mountaincraft (2.9); Sierra Club Book Project (2.10); and Notebooks and Publication Notes (2.11). Scope and Content Note Includes manuscripts, typescripts, published narratives, notes, lists of publications and photographs, and correspondence. The bulk consists of manuscripts and typescripts of Clyde's articles and stories about the Sierra Nevada range and his mountaineering experiences. Clyde published many of these works in numerous popular magazines and specialized journals, including Touring Topics, National Motorist, the Sierra Club Bulletin, and the American Alpine Journal.

Subseries 2.1 Mountains and Ranges circa 1920-1965 (bulk 1927-1931) Physical Description: Cartons 1-2, Carton 3, folders 1-29 Arrangement Arranged alphabetically. Scope and Content Note Consists of manuscripts and typescripts of Clyde's descriptions of different mountains and ranges and his stories about his climbs in them. They detail many of his first ascents. Locations featured include the Sierra Nevada; the Inyo Mountains; the Canadian Rockies; Glacier, Sequoia, Yellowstone, and Yosemite National Parks; and Mt. Whitney.

Carton 1, Folder Peaks, Sierra Nevada Range 1927-1931 24 Beautiful and Striking Peaks of the Sierra Nevada Beautiful and Striking Peaks of the Southern Sierra Nevada Difficult and Dangerous Peaks of the Sierra Nevada (mss. and typescript) Difficult Peaks of the Sierra Nevada (reprinted from The American Alpine Journal) The 14,000 Foot Peaks of the Sierra Nevada The Fourteen Thousand Foot Peaks of the Sierra Nevada (mss. and typescript) The 14,000 Foot Peaks of California Lofty Peaks along the Crest of the Southern Sierra Nevada Lofty Peaks of the Sierra Nevada Some Beautiful and Striking Mountains of the Southern Sierra Nevada of California (mss. and typescript)

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 9 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.1Mountains and Ranges circa 1920-1965 (bulk 1927-1931)

Some Twelve to Thirteen Thousand Foot Peaks of the Sierra Nevada Some 13,000 to 13,500 Foot Peaks in the Southern Sierra Nevada (mss. and typescript) Some 13,500 to 14,000 Mountains of the Sierra Nevada (mss.and typescript) Carton 1, Folder Crest-Trips, Sierra Nevada Range Undated 25 Afoot with Backpack in the Southern Sierra Nevada Along a Previously Untrodden Crest in the Southern Sierra Along an Untrodden Crest in the Southern Sierra Nevada Across the Crest of the Sierra Nevada Across the Sierra Nevada: California Afoot Across the Sierra Nevada (mss. and typescript) Crossing and Recrossing the Crest of the Sierra Nevada An Easter Scramble to the Crest of the Sierra Nevada An Enjoyable Circle over the Crest of the Sierra and Return (mss. and typescript) A Hazardous Crossing of the Crest of the Southern Sierra Nevada Over the Crest of the Sierra Nevada Over the Crest of the Southern Sierra Nevada A Random Trip Across the Crest of the Southern Sierra and Return A Random Two Day Trip Over the Crest of the Southern Sierra and Return A Scramble Along the Crest of the Southern Sierra Nevada A Weekend Scramble over the Crest of the Sierra Nevada and Return Carton 1, Folder From the East, Sierra Nevada Range circa 1927 26 Climbing the Sierra Nevada from Owens Valley East of the Crest of the Southern Sierra East of the Southern Sierra Nevada Roads and Trails into the Southern Sierra from El Camino Sierra The Sierra Nevada as Seen from Lone Pine The Sierra Nevada from Owens Valley and Northward to Mammoth Lakes The Southern High Sierra as seen from Owens Valley The Southern Sierra Nevada from the East--I The Southern Sierra Nevada from the East--II Up the East Slope of the Southern Sierra (Unnamed Story)--re: from the east Carton 1, Folder John Muir and High Sierra Trail, Sierra Nevada Range Undated 27 Along the John Muir Trail Along the John Muir Trail in the Sierra Nevada The High Sierra Trail The Muir Trail of the Sierra Nevada Over the Crest of the Sierra and Along the John Muir Trail Carton 1, Folder Mt. Abbot Undated 28 An Ascent of Mt. Abbot: the Sierra Nevada Carton 1, Folder Mt. Agassiz circa 1927 29 An Ascent of Agassiz An Ascent of Agassiz Needle: the Sierra Nevada I An Ascent of Agassiz Needle: the Sierra Nevada II An Ascent of Agassiz Peak: the Sierra Nevada Climbing Agassiz Needle from the East Climbing Mt. Agassiz from the East An Early Traverse of Mt. Agassiz An Enjoyable Spring Climb of Mt. Agassiz First Ascent of Mt. Agassiz by the Northeastern Arete (mss. and typescript) An Interesting Traverse of Mt. Agassiz (mss. and typescript)

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 10 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.1Mountains and Ranges circa 1920-1965 (bulk 1927-1931)

Over Agassiz Peak in September: the Sierra Nevada (mss. and typescript) Over the Top of Mt. Agassiz Skis and Climbing Boots on Mt. Agassiz May Carton 1, Folder Arizona Mountains circa 1927 30 A Day in Picacho Peak: Arizona A Glimpse of the San Francisco Peaks of Arizona (mss. and typescript) In the Santa Rita Mountains of Arizona In the Santa Catalina Mountains of Arizona I (mss.) Many Years Ago in the Santa Catalina Mountains of Arizona I (mss.) Many Years Ago in the Santa Catalina Mountains of Arizona II (typescript) The Superstition Mountains of Arizona (mss. and typescript) Carton 1, Folder Arrow Peak circa 1940s 31 An Ascent of Arrow Peak I An Ascent of Arrow Peak II A Pleasant Day on Arrow Peak, 1940s Carton 1, Folder Mt. Baldwin 1928 32 The First Ascent of Mt. Baldwin (mss. and typescript) Carton 1, Folder Mt. Barnard Undated 33 A Mountain Ramble Over Mt. Barnard and Around (typescript) Over and Around Mt. Barnard: the Sierra Nevada (mss.) Carton 1, Folder Basin Mountain circa 1937 34 The First Ascent of Basin Mountain: the Sierra Nevada (mss. and typescript) First Traverse of the East Peak of Basin Mountain: the Sierra Nevada A Traverse of Basin Mountain: the Sierra Nevada (mss. and typescript) Carton 1, Folder Bear Creek Spire circa 1931-1933 35 Adventures Exploring on Bear Creek Spire: the Sierra Nevada An Ascent of Bear Creek Spire An Ascent of Bear Creek Spire: the Southern Sierra Nevada An Autumn Scramble Up Bear Creek Spire An Early Ascent of the East Face of Bear Creek Spire (two mss.) Bear Creek Spire (two mss.) Bear Creek Spire and Around It (typescript) The First Ascent of Bear Creek Spire from the East My First Ascent of Bear Creek Spire Over the Top of Bear Creek Spire: the Sierra Nevada (also called The First Ascent of Bear Creek Spire from the East: the Sierra Nevada) Scrambles on Bear Creek Spire: the Sierra Nevada A Stormy Ascent of Bear Creek Spire: the Sierra Nevada Up the East Face of Bear Creek Spire for the First Time Carton 1, Folder Beartooth Mountains, Montana circa 1930 36 An Ascent of a Sawtooth in the Beartooth Mountains of Montana An Ascent of Mt. Silvertop: Montana (mss.) An Ascent of Silvertop Mountain: the Beartooth Mountains of Montana (typescript) An Ascent of Mt. Wilse: The Beartooth Mountains of Montana The Beartooth Mountains of Montana (mss. and typescript) A Hurried Climb in the Beartooth Mountains of Montana An Interesting Climb in the Beartooth Mountains of Montana (mss. and typescript) Looking Over the Beartooth Mountains: Montana A Stormy Day in the Beartooth Mountains: Montana (mss. and typescript)

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 11 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.1Mountains and Ranges circa 1920-1965 (bulk 1927-1931)

Carton 1, Folder Birch Mountains Undated 37 Over Birch Mountain: the Sierra Nevada An Interesting Traverse/Rescue of Birch Mountain (mss. and typescript) Carton 1, Folder Bloody Mountain Undated 38 A Ramble of Bloody Mountain: the Sierra Nevada Carton 1, Folder Mt. Bolton Brown Undated 39 An Ascent of Mt. Bolton Brown: the Sierra Nevada Carton 1, Folder Mt. Bradley Undated 40 An Ascent of Mt. Bradley (mss. and typescript) Up Mt. Bradley in Autumn (typescript) Carton 1, Folder Mt. Brewer circa 1927 41 An Ascent of Mt. Brewer: the Southern Sierra Nevada A Day in the Vicinity of Mt. Brewer: the Sierra Nevada An Erratic Ascent of Mt. Brewer Carton 1, Folder Canadian Rockies circa 1928-1929 421-44 An Ascent of Mt. Bastion: the Canadian Rockies (mss. and typescript) An Ascent of Mt. Hungabee: the Canadian Rockies (mss. and typescript) An Ascent of Mt. Robson: the Canadian Rockies An Ascent of the Whitehorn: Jasper Park, the Canadian Rockies Climbing Eagle Peak: the Canadian Rockies Climbing Mt. Bastion: the Canadian Rockies I (mss.) Climbing Mt. Bastion: the Canadian Rockies II (mss.) Climbing Mt. Biddle: the Canadian Rockies (mss. and typescript) Climbing Mt. Edith Cavell: Jasper Park (Canadian Rockies) (two mss. and one typescript) Climbing Mt. Geikie: the Canadian Rockies I (mss. with five photos) Climbing Mt. Geikie: the Canadian Rockies II (one mss. and two typescripts) Climbing Mt. Hungabee: the Canadian Rockies (mss. and typescript) Climbing Mt. Louis: the Canadian Rockies (mss. and typescript) Climbing Mt. Lynx: the Canadian Rockies (two mss. and one typescript) Climbing Mt. Munn: Jasper Park, Canada An Ascent of/Climbing Mt. Resplendent: the Canadian Rockies (two mss. and one typescript, with six photos) Climbing Mt. Robson: the Canadian Rockies (mss. and typescript) Climbing Mt. Robson with the Sierra Club in 1928 Climbing Mts. Lefroy and Victoria (two typescripts, with photographs) Climbing the Whitehorn: The Canadian Rockies (mss. and typescript) Climbing up the Face of Mt. Huber (mss.) Finding Our Way Up and Down Mt. Huber: the Canadian Rockies (mss.and typescript) A Glimpse of the Canadian Rockies (mss. and typescript) A Knapsack Trip in the Canadian Rockies (mss. and typescript) A Leisurely Saunter in the Tonquin Valley: the Canadian Rockies A Mishap on an Easy Mountain in the Canadian Rockies Mountaineering in the Canadian Rockies compared with that in the Sierra Nevada and other American Ranges The Mountains of Tonquin Valley A Ramble Up Mt. Schaffer: the Canadian Rockies A Saunter Up Mt. Tilkania: the Canadian Rockies A Saunter Up Mt. Yukness: the Canadian Rockies A Scramble to the Ramparts: Jasper Park, Canada Scrambles in the Canadian Rockies

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 12 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.1Mountains and Ranges circa 1920-1965 (bulk 1927-1931)

The Sierra Club Ascent of Mt. Geikie (mss. and typescript) A Stroll in the Canadian Rockies A Stroll in the Tonquin Valley: the Canadian Rockies (mss.) A Stroll in the Tonquin Valley: Jasper Park, Canada (mss.) Up Mt. Robson, Highest Mountain in the Canadian Rockies, in the Twenties (mss. and typescript) Carton 1, Folder Cardinal Mountain circa 1927 45 From the Floor of the Owens Valley to the Top of Cardinal Mountain in Autumn Carton 1, Folder Colosseum Mountain Undated 46 Colosseum Mountain Up Colosseum Mountain Carton 1, Folder Mt. Conness Undated 47 An Ascent of Mt. Conness: the Yosemite National Park An Ascent of Mt. Conness: the Yosemite National Park, from the North Carton 1, Folder Crater Mountain Undated 48 A Ramble Up Crater Mountain Carton 1, Folder Mt. Dade Undated 49 An Ascent of Mt. Abbot and Mt. Dade: the Sierra Nevada An Autumn Ascent of Mt. Dade: the Sierra Nevada Carton 1, Folder Mt. Darwin circa 1927 50 An Ascent of Mt. Darwin I An Ascent of Mt. Darwin II An Ascent of Mt. Darwin: the Sierra Nevada I An Ascent of Mt. Darwin: the Sierra Nevada II Up Mt. Darwin from the West Up Mt. Darwin: the Sierra Nevada Carton 1, Folder Deerhorn Mountain Undated 51 The First Ascent of Deerhorn Mountain: the Sierra Nevada (mss. and typescript) Over Deerhorn Mountain: the Southern Sierra Nevada Over the Spire of Deerhorn Mountain (fragment) Carton 1, Folder Devils Crags Undated 52 An Ascent of the Highest Devils Crag: the Sierra Nevada Traversing the Devils Crags Up the Devils Crag: the Sierra Nevada Carton 1, Folder East Vidette Undated 53 Over the East Vidette: the Sierra Nevada Carton 1, Folder Mt. Ericsson circa 1927 54 An Ascent of Mt. Ericsson: the Sierra Nevada Exploring Around on Mt. Ericsson Carton 1, Folder Mt. Gardiner Undated 55 An Ascent of Mt. Gardiner Carton 1, Folder Mt. Gayley Undated 56 An Ascent of Mt. Gayley: the Sierra Nevada Mt. Gayley

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 13 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.1Mountains and Ranges circa 1920-1965 (bulk 1927-1931)

Carton 1, Folder Mt. Gilbert circa 1928 57 The First Ascent of Mt. Gilbert: the Sierra Nevada (mss. and typescript) Up Mt. Gilbert Carton 1, Folder Glacier Park circa 1923-1927 58-59 Across the Blackfoot Glacier, Up and Over Mt. Logan to the Valley of the St. Mary River (mss. and typescript) An Ascent of Blackfeet Mountain: Glacier Park, Montana, fragment (mss. and two typescripts) An Ascent of Heaven's Peak: Glacier Park (mss. and typescript) An Ascent of Mt. Cleveland: Glacier Park, Montana (mss. and typescript) An Ascent of Mt. Zimmer and Glacier Park: Montana (two mss. and one typescript) Climbing and Exploring from Piegan Pan: Glacier Park Climbing and Exploring the Mountain at the Head of Bowman Lake: Glacier Park Going-to-the Sun Mountain: Glacier Park Mount Gould: Glacier Park The Mountains of Glacier Park: Montana (two mss. and one typescript) Over Mt. Cleveland: Glacier Park I Over Mt. Cleveland: Glacier Park II Over Mt. Grinnell, Glacier Park, for the First Time (two mss.) Scrambles in the Mountains above Bowman Lake: Glacier Park (mss. and typescript) To the Top of Mt. Wilbur: Glacier Park, Montana I (mss.) To the Top of Mt. Wilbur: Glacier Park, Montana II (mss. and typescript) Wanderings Afoot in Glacier Park: Montana I (mss. and typescript) Carton 2, Folder 1 Goat Mountain circa 1927 A Night on Goat Mountain: the Sierra Nevada of California Carton 2, Folder 2 Mt. Goddard circa 1927 An Ascent of Mt. Goddard: the Sierra Nevada An Ascent of Mt. Goddard: the Southern Sierra Nevada Carton 2, Folder 3 Mt. Gould circa 1927 An Ascent of Mt. Gould An Ascent of Mt. Gould in March An Ascent of Mts. Gould and Rixford, the Sierra Nevada A Mid-Winter Ramble up the Precipitous East Front of the Sierra to the Summit of Mt. Gould and Return Mt. Gould: Glacier Park A Ramble in Spring Up Mt. Gould: the Sierra Nevada (two mss.) Carton 2, Folder 4 Grand Tetons circa 1927 An Ascent of the Grand Teton (mss.) An Ascent of the Grand Teton (typescript) Exploring Our Way to the Top of the Grand Teton (mss. and typescript) A Solitary Ascent of Mt. Moran To the Top of the Grand Teton in a Storm (mss. and typescript) To the Top of the Grand Teton in a Storm (typescript) Carton 2, Folder 5 Granite Peak: Montana circa 1965 An Ascent of Granite Peak: Montana Finding a Way to the Top of Montana's Highest Peak (mss. and typescript) Carton 2, Folder 6 The Great Western Divide Undated An Autumn Scramble on the Great Western Divide: the Sierra Nevada A Day's Scrambles on the Great Western Divide of the Sierra Nevada A Day's Scrambles on the Great Western Divide: the Sierra Nevada The Great Western Divide: the Sierra Nevada (two mss.) Carton 2, Folder 7 Mt. Hawkel Undated An Ascent of Mt. Hawkel: the Sierra Nevada Carton 2, Folder 8 The Hermit Undated

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 14 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.1Mountains and Ranges circa 1920-1965 (bulk 1927-1931)

Over the Hermit Up the Hermit: the Sierra Nevada Carton 2, Folder 9 Mt. Humphreys Undated Adventures on Mt. Humphreys: the Sierra Nevada An Ascent of Mt. Humphreys An Ascent of Mt. Humphreys: the Sierra Nevada I An Ascent of Mt. Humphreys: the Sierra Nevada II An Ascent of Mt. Humphreys from the East An Early Ascent of Mt. Humphreys The First Ascent of Mt. Humphreys from the East (mss. and typescript) First Ascent of Mt. Humphreys from the East of the Crest: the Sierra Nevada My First Ascent of Mt. Humphreys A Stormy Ascent of Mt. Humphreys Up Mt. Humphreys: the Sierra Nevada I Up Mt. Humphreys: the Sierra Nevada II Up the North Face of Mt. Humphreys (mss. and typescript) A Vernal Ascent of Mt. Humphreys Carton 2, Folder Hurd Peak Undated 10 Over Hurd Peak I (A Ramble) Over Hurd Peak: the Sierra Nevada II (mss. and typescript) Carton 2, Folder Mt. Hutchinson Undated 11 Over Mt. Hutchinson: the Sierra Nevada Carton 2, Folder Idaho Mountains circa 1927 12 An Ascent of Castle Peak: Idaho (mss.) Up and Down Castle Peak: Idaho (typescript) A Glimpse of the Sawtooth Mountains of Central Idaho (mss. and two typescripts) Carton 2, Folder Inconsolables circa 1927 13 An Ascent of the Highest Peak of the Inconsolables: the Sierra Nevada (mss. and typescript) Scrambles in the Inconsolables: the Southern Sierra Nevada Up the Highest of the Inconsolables: the Sierra Nevada Carton 2, Folder Independence Peak circa 1927 14 An Ascent of Independence Peak: the Sierra Nevada Climbing Independence Peak in Early May (mss.) Scramble Up Independence Peak in Early May (mss.) A Day on Independence Peak: the Sierra Nevada Over Independence Peak: the Sierra Nevada A Scramble Up Independence Peak in March Scrambling Up Independence Peak in February (mss. and typescript) A Stormy Day on Independence Peak: the Sierra Nevada (two mss.) A Winter Ascent of Independence Peak: the Sierra Nevada (mss. and two typescripts) Carton 2, Folder The Inyo Mountains Undated 15 An Afternoon Ramble in the Inyo Mountains (two mss. A Day in March in the Inyo Mountains (two mss.) A Day in the Inyo Mountains A Day on Black Mountain: the Inyo Mountains (mss. and typescript) A February Stroll in the Inyo Mountains A May Ramble in the Inyo Mountains A November Day in the Inyo Mountains A Ramble from Westgard Pass: the Inyo Mountains (two mss.)

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 15 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.1Mountains and Ranges circa 1920-1965 (bulk 1927-1931)

A Ramble in the Inyo Mountains A Saunter to Winnedumah Monument A Stroll in the Inyo Mountains A Visit to the Piute Monument: the Inyo Mountains, California A Visit to the Waucoba Mountain: the Inyo Mountains (two mss.) Winneluwah [sic] A Winter Day in the Inyo Mountains A Winter Ramble in the Inyo Mountains I (mss. and typescript) A Winter Ramble in the Inyo Mountains II A Winter Stroll to Winnedumah, the Inyo Mountains (mss. and typescript) Carton 2, Folder Izaak Walton Peak Undated 16 The First Ascent of Izaak Walton Peak: the Sierra Nevada Carton 2, Folder Junction Peak Undated 17 From the Floor of Owens Valley to the Top of Junction Peak (mss. and typescript) Carton 2, Folder Kaweahs circa 1927 18 An Ascent of the Red Kaweah: the Sierra Nevada Climbs in the Kaweahs The Kaweahs: the Sierra Nevada Scaling the Black Kaweah: the Sierra Nevada (mss. and typescript) An Ascent of the Black Kaweah (typescript) Up to the Black Kaweah: the Sierra Nevada (mss.) An Interesting Ascent of the Black Kaweah (typescript) Carton 2, Folder Kearsarge Peak circa 1927 19 An Ascent of Kearsarge Peak I (two mss.) An Ascent of Kearsarge Peak II (mss. and typescript) An Ascent of Kearsarge Peak in March (mss. and typescript) A Blustery Day on Kearsarge Peak: the Sierra Nevada Climbing Kearsarge Peak in March: the Sierra Nevada A Day on Kearsarge Peak: the Sierra Nevada A December Ascent of Kearsarge Peak: the Sierra Nevada (two mss.) A February Ascent of Kearsarge Peak (mss. and typescript) A January Ascent of Kearsarge Peak I (mss. and typescript) A January Ascent of Kearsarge Peak (II) A January Climb of Kearsarge The Mountains in the Vicinity of Kearsarge Pass: the Sierra Nevada A November Climb of Kearsarge Peak: the Sierra Nevada (two mss.) A Ramble Up Kearsarge Peak (mss.) An Autumn Ramble up Kearsarge Peak: the Sierra Nevada (mss.) Carton 2, Folder Mt. Keith Undated 20 Over Mt. Keith Carton 2, Folder Mt. King Undated 21 An Exhilarating (Excellent) Day Up and Down Mt. King (mss. and typescript) An Ascent of Mt. King: the Sierra Nevada Carton 2, Folder Kings Kern Divide Undated 22 A Day on the Kings Kern Divide: the Sierra Nevada Over the Kings Kern Divide: the Sierra Nevada A Scramble Along the Kings Kern Divide: the Sierra Nevada Southward Over the Kings Kern Divide and Up Mt. Stanford Up Junction Peak [in the Kings Kern Divide]

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 16 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.1Mountains and Ranges circa 1920-1965 (bulk 1927-1931)

Carton 2, Folder Mt. Lamarck Undated 23 An Interesting Ascent of Mt. Lamarck (mss. and typescript A Spring Ascent of Mt. Lamarck) Carton 2, Folder Mt. Langley Undated 24 Climbing Mt. Langley in Autumn: the Sierra Nevada From Lone Pine to the Top of Mt. Langley, most Southerly of the 14,000 Foot Peaks of the Sierra A September Ramble Up Mt. Langley: the Sierra Nevada Carton 2, Folder Laurel Mountain Undated 25 An Autumn Climb of Laurel Mountain Carton 2, Folder Le Conte circa 1927, 1935 26 The First Ascent of Mt. Le Conte (two mss. and one typescript) Carton 2, Folder Lion Rock undted 27 An Ascent of Lion Rock: the Sierra Nevada (mss.) Exploring About on Lion Rock (typescript) Carton 2, Folder Lippincott Mountain Undated 28 An Autumn Ascent of Lippincott Mountain: the Sierra Nevada (mss.) An Autumn Ramble over the Summit of Lippincott Mountain (typescript) Carton 2, Folder Lone Pine Peak Undated 29 The First Ascent of Lone Pine Peak Carton 2, Folder Mt. Lyell Undated 30 An Ascent of Mt. Lyell: the Yosemite National Park (mss. and typescript) Mt. Lyell Up the South Face of Mt. Lyell (mss. and typescript) Carton 2, Folder Mts. Mallory and Irvine circa 1925-1927 31 Ascent of Mallory and Irvine Peaks (mss.) An Ascent of Mts. Mallory and Irvine (mss.) The First Ascent of Mallory and Irvine Peaks: the Sierra Nevada (mss. and two typescripts) A Midsummer Climb of Mts. Irvine and Mallory: the Sierra Nevada Over Mallory and Irvine Peaks: the Sierra Nevada Over Mt. Irvine and Mallory Carton 2, Folder Matterhorn Peak Undated 32 An Ascent of Matterhorn Peak: the Sierra Nevada An Ascent of Matterhorn Peak: the Yosemite National Park (two mss.) Carton 2, Folder Mt. Merriam Undated 33 An Ascent of Mt. Merriam: the Southern Sierra Nevada Carton 2, Folder Milestone Mountain circa 1927 34 An Ascent of Milestone Mountain. An Ascent of Milestone Mountain: the Sierra Nevada Climbing Milestone Mountain: the Sierra Nevada Climbing Milestone Mountain from the East (Upper Kern) Carton 2, Folder Minarets Undated 35 An Ascent of the Highest of the Minarets and of Mt. Ritter: the Sierra Nevada A Scramble in the Minarets

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 17 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.1Mountains and Ranges circa 1920-1965 (bulk 1927-1931)

A Thrilling Ascent of the Highest of the Minarets: the Sierra Nevada Up and Down the Highest of the Minarets Carton 2, Folder Montana Mountains Undated 36 An Ascent of Mt. Republic: Montana (mss.) Climbing Mt. Republic: Montana (typescript) A Day's Ramble from Cook City: Montana Carton 2, Folder Mt. Morgan Undated 37 An Ascent of Mt. Morgan: the Sierra Nevada (mss.) An Interesting Autumn Ramble Up Mt. Morgan (typescript) An Autumn Ascent of Mt. Morgan: the Sierra Nevada Carton 2, Folder Mt. Morrison circa 1928 38 The First Ascent of Mt. Morrison (mss. and typescript) Mt. Morrison (12,228) Carton 2, Folder Mt. Muir circa 1927 39 An Evening Climb of Mt. Muir An Evening on Mt. Muir A Scramble Up Mt. Muir I A Scramble Up Mt. Muir II A Scramble Up Mt. Muir III A Scramble Up Mt. Muir IV (three mss.) Carton 2, Folder Observation Peak Undated 40 Over Observation Peak: the Sierra Nevada Carton 2, Folder Mt. Olancha Undated 40 Climbing Olancha Peak (mss.) A Trip Up Olancha Peak: the Sierra Nevada (mss.) Carton 2, Folder Mt. Perkins Undated 40 An Ascent of Mt. Perkins Carton 2, Folder Palisades, General Undated 41 The Palisades Amphitheatre: the Sierra Nevada The Palisades of the Sierra Nevada The Palisades: the Sierra Nevada The Sierra Palisades I The Sierra Palisades II Carton 2, Folder Palisades, Climbs and Scrambles circa 1927 42 Climbing the Palisades: Climbs from the Headwaters of Big Pine Creek Early Climbs in the Palisades of the Sierra Nevada (mss. and typescript) More Climbs in the Palisades: the Sierra Nevada A November Scramble in the Palisades Region: the Sierra Nevada Pioneer Climbing in the Sierra Palisades I (one mss. and two typescripts) A Scramble in the Eastern Sierra Nevada Scrambles in the Palisades from the East: the Sierra Nevada Carton 2, Folder Palisades, the Middle Palisade circa 1931 43 An Ascent of the Middle Palisade (two mss.) An Ascent of the Middle Palisade, the Sierra Nevada The First Ascent of the Middle Palisade from the North The First Ascent of the Second Highest Peak of the Middle Palisade from the South The Middle Palisade

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 18 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.1Mountains and Ranges circa 1920-1965 (bulk 1927-1931)

The Middle Palisade and Disappointment Peak A Scramble in the Sierra Nevada A Scramble on the Middle Palisade To the Middle Palisade Glacier (one mss. and two typescripts) Up the Middle Palisade I Up the Middle Palisade II Up the Middle Palisade III Up the Middle Palisade IV Up the Middle Palisade: the Sierra Nevada Up the Middle Palisade: the Southern Sierra Nevada Up the Middle Palisade from the Northeast Up to the Middle Palisade Glacier on Skis Up the Northeast Face of the Middle Palisade: the Sierra Nevada Carton 2, Folder Palisades, the North Palisade circa 1925-1930 44 An Adventure in the Sierra Nevada of California: A First Ascent of One of the North Palisade Peaks An Ascent of the North Palisade I An Ascent of the North Palisade II An Ascent of the North Palisade III An Ascent of the North Palisade IV An Ascent of the North Palisade V Climbing the North Palisade Climbing the North Palisade from the Palisade Glacier Climbing the North Palisade from the North Climbing the North Palisade--the Sierra Nevada--from the North (mss. and typescript) The First Ascent of the North Palisade Directly Up Its North Face and of Two Eagle Peak The First Ascent of the North Palisade from the Palisade Glacier The First Ascent of the North Palisade from the Palisade Glacier by the U-Notch The First Ascent to the Second Highest Peak of the North Palisade The First Ascent of the West Peak of the North Palisade: the Sierra Nevada The First Ascent Directly Up the North Face of the North Palisade First to the Top of the Second Highest Peak of the North Palisade (mss. and typescript) The North Palisade: the Southern Sierra Nevada A Traverse of the Highest Peaks of the North Palisade (mss.) The First Traverse of the Highest Peaks of the North Palisade (typescript) To the North Palisade Glacier Up and Down the North Palisade I (mss. and typescript) Up and Down the North Palisade II Up the North Face of the North Palisade Up the North Palisade from the South Up the North Palisade in June Up the Second Highest Peak of the North Palisade: the Sierra Nevada Carton 2, Folder Palisades, the Thumb Undated 45 An Ascent of the Thumb: the Sierra Nevada Over and Around: An Ascent of the Thumb: the Sierra Nevada Up, Over and Around the Thumb (mss. and typescript) Carton 2, Folder Palisades, Other Peaks Undated 46 Climbing Disappointment Peak The First Ascent of Peak (13,527): the Sierra Nevada Sub-Title: The First Peak of the Sierra South of the Thumb (mss. and typescript) The First Winter Ascent of Peak 13,165: the Sierra Palisades

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 19 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.1Mountains and Ranges circa 1920-1965 (bulk 1927-1931)

Up Disappointment Peak from the West Up and Down Disappointment Peak Carton 2, Folder Mt. Pinchot Undated 47 Over Mt. Pinchot and Wynne Peak Mt. Powell undated An Ascent of Mt. Powell: the Sierra Nevada Carton 2, Folder Red Slate and Red and White Mountains Undated 48 Climbing Red Slate and Red and White Mountains (mss.) A Summer Ascent of Red Slate and Red and White Mountains (typescript) Carton 2, Folder Regional Groupings circa 1927-1931 49 Climbing Mt. Williamson and other Sierra Peaks from George Creek A July Ascent of Several Sierra Peaks The Mountains about Convict Lake and the Headwaters of Convict Creek Mountains in the Vicinity of Kearsarge Pass The Mountains of the Middle Fork of the Kings River (mss. and typescript) The Mountains of the South Fork of the Kings River: the Sierra Nevada (mss. and typescript) The Mountains of the South Fork of the San Joaquin Peaks (mss.) Mountains of the South Fork of the San Joaquin (published article) The Rock Creek Region Scrambles in the Mountains about the Upper Merced Through the higher Mountain Ranges of Southern California (includes Sierra and non-Sierra materials) Up the Rugged Canyon of George's Creek (Mt. Williamson, Mt. Barnard) Carton 2, Folder Ritter and the Ritter Range circa 1928 50 An Ascent of Mt. Ritter: the Yosemite National Park Climbs in the Ritter Range: the Sierra Nevada The First Ascent of the Highest of the Minarets Followed by a [illegible] of Mt. Ritter from the South From Wawona to the Top of Mt. Ritter and Thence Down the Merced to the Yosemite Valley (mss. and typescript) The Mt. Ritter Range Over the Top of Mt. Ritter (mss. and typescript) Up Mts. Ritter and Banner in June: the Sierra Nevada Carton 2, Folder Mt. Robinson 1930 51 The First Ascent of the Northeast Face of Mt. Robinson (mss. and typescript) Carton 2, Folder Mt. Rodgers circa 1929 52 An Ascent of Mt. Rodgers: the Sierra Nevada The First Ascent of Mt. Rodgers/Two Eagle Peak (mss. and typescript) Mt. Rodgers Carton 2, Folder Mt. Russell circa 1926-1927 53 An Ascent of Mt. Russell An Ascent of Mt. Russell: the Sierra Nevada An Autumn Ascent of Mt. Russell from the North (mss. and typescript) Climbing Mt. Russell Exploring, Rambling and Climbing on Mt. Russell: the Sierra Nevada Exploring, Rambling and Climbing on and Around Mt. Russell: the Sierra Nevada The First Ascent of Mt. Russell (mss. and typescript) Over Mt. Russell: the Sierra Nevada Over Mt. Russell and a Peak Immediately to the West of it

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 20 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.1Mountains and Ranges circa 1920-1965 (bulk 1927-1931)

Over the Northeast Peak of Mt. Russell and on to the Summit of Mt. Carillion Scrambles about Mt. Russell: the Sierra Nevada Up Mt. Russell: the Sierra Nevada Up Over the Top of Mt. Russell from the East and down the South Face Carton 2, Folder Salmon Alps circa 1925 54 Exploring and Climbing in the Salmon Alps of Northern California in 1925 A Novel Experience in the Salmon Alps of Northern California The Salmon Alps of Northern California (mss. and typescript) Two Weeks in the Salmon Alps of Northern California (mss. and typescript) Carton 2, Folder Sawmill Point Undated 55 A Day's trip to Sawmill Point Carton 2, Folder The Selkirks: British Columbia circa 1929 56 An Ascent of Mt. Dawson: the Selkirks (mss.) Climbing Mt. Dawson: the Selkirks (mss.) Climbing Mt. Sir Donald: The Selkirks (mss.) Climbing Mt. Sir Donald with the Alpine Club of Canada (typescript) Climbing Mt. Ursus Minor: the Selkirks Climbing Mt. Uto: the Selkirks of British Columbia (two mss.) A Fascinating Day in the Selkirks of British Columbia Mountaineering in the Selkirks A Random Ascent of the Avalanche Peak: the Selkirks (mss.) A Scramble Up Avalanche Peak (mss.) Scaling Mt. Tupper: the Selkirks A Strenuous Trip Afoot in the Selkirks Up and Down Mt. Rodgers [sic]: the Selkirks Up Mt. Tupper: the Selkirks Two Weeks in the Selkirks of British Columbia Carton 2, Folder Sequoia National Park circa 1931 57 Building Trails in the Sequoia National Park: California From the Highest Trees in the World to the Top of the Highest Mountain in the United States A Jaunt in Sequoia National Park (Over the Crest of the Sierra to the Headwaters of the Kern) The Mountains of the Sequoia National Park A Ramble from Giant Forest, Sequoia National Park, to the Summit of Alta Peak Rambles in and from the Giant Forest Rivers and Canyons of the Sequoia National Park Some Canyons of the Sequoia National Park Three Superlatives in the Sequoia National Park Trail Building in the Sequoia National Park: California Trails of the Giant Forest, Sequoia National Park A Winter Day in the Giant Forest A Winter in the Giant Forest: Sequoia National Park (mss. and typescript) A Winter Ramble in the Giant Forest: the Sequoia National Park A Vernal Ramble in the Sequoia National Park Carton 2, Folder Mt. Shasta circa 1920-1935, 1965 58 Around Mt. Shasta Bivouacking on the Summit of Mt. Shasta Climbing and Exploring Mt. Shasta from the East Mt. Shasta I (mss.) Mt. Shasta II (mss. and typescript) Scrambles on Mt. Shasta (two typescripts) Up and Down Mt. Shasta in the Twenties (mss. and typescript)

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Up Mt. Shasta from the East (mss.) Up Mt. Shasta from the East II (two typescripts) Carton 2, Folder Mt. Sill circa 1927 59 An Ascent of Mt. Sill An Ascent of Mt. Sill: the Sierra Nevada I An Ascent of Mt. Sill: the Sierra Nevada II (with four photos) Mt. Sill Traversed for the First Time Carton 3, Folder 1 Southern California Mountains circa 1920s, 1932 An Ascent of El Picacho del Diablo: Highest Mountain in Lower California (Baja) (mss.) The Conquest of Lower California's Highest Peak (published article) An Ascent of Mt. San Antonio: Old Baldy (mss. and typescript) A Climb of Old Baldy: Mt. San Antonio, California (mss.) Climbing Mt. San Antonio in October Climbing Mt. San Gregorio Mountain in April Climbing San Antonio Mountain: Old Baldy Climbing San Jacinto Peak Up and Down El Picacho del Diablo: Baja California A Winter Trip up Strawberry Peak Carton 3, Folder 2 Mt. Stanford circa 1927 An Ascent of Mt. Stanford: the Sierra Nevada (mss. and typescript) The First Ascent of Mt. Stanford in the Sierra Nevada of California Scaling the West Face of Mt. Stanford, the Southern Sierra Nevada Up Mt. Stanford from the Headwaters of the Kern Carton 3, Folder 3 Mt. Stewart Undated The First Ascent of Mt. Stewart: the Sierra Nevada Carton 3, Folder 4 Striped Mountain Undated A Double Ascent in the Southern Sierra (Striped Mountain) Carton 3, Folder 5 Table Mountain circa 1927 An Ascent of Table Mountain: the Sierra Nevada I An Ascent of Table Mountain: the Sierra Nevada II (mss.) An Interesting Ascent of Table Mountain: the Sierra Nevada II (typescript) Climbing Table Mountain: the Sierra Nevada Exploring the South Face of Table Mountain (mss. and typescript) A Ramble Up Table Mountain: the Sierra Nevada Scaling Table Mountain: the Sierra Nevada Carton 3, Folder 6 Temple Crag circa 1927-1931 Adventures on Temple Crag: the Sierra Nevada An Ascent of Temple Crag An Ascent of Temple Crag: the Sierra Nevada An Ascent of Temple Crag in May An Ascent of Temple Crag, the Sierra Nevada, from the North Climbing Temple Crag: the Sierra Nevada Climbing Temple Crag in March: the Sierra Nevada Climbing Temple Crag in May Climbing Temple Crag--the Sierra Nevada--in May Climbing Temple Crag in November: the Sierra Nevada The First Traverse of Temple Crag Over Temple Crag A Spring Ascent of Temple Crag A Stormy Ascent of Temple Crag Up the Northwest Face of Temple Crag for the First Time (mss. and typescript) Up Temple Crag Up Temple Crag in May Up and Over Temple Crag A Winter Ascent of Temple Crag I (December. 17) A Winter Ascent of Temple Crag II (December. 24)

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Carton 3, Folder 7 Mt. Thompson circa 1931 Adventures on Mt. Thompson: the Sierra Nevada An Ascent of Mt. Thompson: the Sierra Nevada I An Ascent of Mt. Thompson: the Sierra Nevada II The First Ascent of Mt. Thompson from the North Up Mt. Thompson from the North for the First Time (mss. and typescript) Carton 3, Folder 8 Thunder Mountain Undated An Ascent of Thunder Mountain: the Sierra Nevada An Ascent of Thunder Mountain: the Southern Sierra Nevada (two mss.) Carton 3, Folder 9 Thunderbolt Peak circa 1931 An Ascent of Thunderbolt Peak: the Sierra Nevada The First Ascent of Thunderbolt Peak: the North Palisade Carton 3, Folder Tinemaha Undated 10 Over Tinemaha Mountain Carton 3, Folder Mt. Tom Undated 11 An October Ascent of Mt. Tom: the Sierra Nevada A September Ascent of Mt. Tom: the Sierra Nevada Carton 3, Folder Triple Divide Peak Undated 12 An Ascent of Triple Divide Peak: the Sierra Nevada Carton 3, Folder Mt. Tyndall circa 1927 13 An Ascent of Mt. Tyndall: the Sierra Nevada A Leisurely Day on Mt. Tyndall Over Mt. Tyndall and Up Mt. Barnard To the Top of Mt. Tyndall from Owens Valley Carton 3, Folder University Peak circa 1927 14 An April Day on University Peak: the Sierra Nevada An Ascent of University Peak: the Sierra Nevada An Ascent of University Peak: the Sierra Nevada: from the West in March Climbing University Peak in March--Probably the First Ascent from the North Climbing University Peak in May: the Sierra Nevada Caught in an Autumn Snowstorm on the Summit of University Peak A Day in May on University Peak: the Sierra Nevada A Dramatic Ascent of University Peak Over University Peak from South to North for the First Time Up University Peak: the Sierra Nevada Carton 3, Folder Unnamed Peaks Undated 15 An April Ascent of Peak 12,840 An April Ramble up an Unnamed Peak in the Eastern Sierra Nevada Ascent of Peak (13,116) An Ascent of Peak 13,___ in the Sierra Nevada (two mss.) An Ascent of an Unnamed Peak An Ascent of an Unnamed Peak in the Sierra Nevada Ascent of an Unnamed Peak in the Southern Sierra Nevada An Ascent of the Headwaters of the South Fork of Bishop Creek A Climb in the Southern Sierra Nevada Climbing Peak 13,530 (fragment) Climbing Peak 12,840 The First Ascent of Peak on the Headwaters of the Middle Fork of Bishop Creek The First Ascent of Peak 13,165 in the Southern Sierra (mss.) The First Ascent of Peak 13,165 in the Southern Sierra (typescript) A First Ascent of an Unnamed Mountain in the Southern Sierra Nevada

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 23 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.1Mountains and Ranges circa 1920-1965 (bulk 1927-1931)

A First Ascent of an Unnamed Peak in the Vicinity of Mt. Brewer: the Sierra Nevada (two typescripts) The First of Several Spires South of Mono Pass An Interesting Ascent of a Minor, Unnamed Mountain of the Sierra Nevada An Interesting First Ascent in the Sierra Nevada (Peak 12,871; 3/4 mile NW of North Guard) (mss.) An Interesting First Ascent, Peak 12,871: 3/4 Mile Northwest of North Guard (typescript) A March Ascent of Peak 13,530: the Sierra Nevada A Ramble Up an Ordinary Nameless Peak in the Southern Sierra Nevada A Random but Easy Ascent of an Easy Mountain (mss. and typescript) A Scramble in the Eastern Sierra Carton 3, Folder Washington State Mountains circa 1934 16 A Climb in the Washington Cascades (fragment) Climbing Mt. Baker: Washington (two typescripts) Climbing Mt. Rainier (two typescripts) Climbing Mt. Rainier II (published article) Climbing Mt. Shuksan: Washington (mss. and typescript) Up Mt. Rainier with the Greyhound Girl (mss. and typescript) Up Mt. Shuksan with the Mountaineers Carton 3, Folder The White Mountains circa 1927 17 An Arrastra in the White Mountains of California An Ascent of White Mountain An Ascent of White Mountain Peak Climbing White Mountain The White Mountains of Eastern California Carton 3, Folder Whitney, General Undated 18 Mt. Whitney I Mt. Whitney II Mt. Whitney III Mt. Whitney IV Mt. Whitney V Mt. Whitney VI Mt. Whitney, Highest Mountain in the Continental United States I Mt. Whitney, Highest Mountain in the Continental United States II Mt. Whitney the Year Around To the Top of Mt. Whitney Untitled general piece, fragment, missing first page Carton 3, Folder Whitney, Climbing, Routes and General Information Undated 19 Adventures on Mt. Whitney An Ascent of Mt. Whitney Climbing Mt. Whitney I Climbing Mt. Whitney II A Mountaineering Trip to the Summit of Mt. Whitney To the Top of Mt. Whitney: Sequoia National Park Up Mt. Whitney Up Mt. Whitney, Highest Mountain in the Continental United States Up Mt. Whitney from the North (mss. and typescript) Carton 3, Folder Whitney, From the East circa 1931 20 An Ascent up the East Face by the Buttress Route (mss. and typescript) Climbing Mt. Whitney I Climbing Mt. Whitney II First Ascent of the East Face of Mount Whitney (two typescripts)

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 24 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.1Mountains and Ranges circa 1920-1965 (bulk 1927-1931)

A Mountaineering Trip to the Summit of Mt. Whitney To the Top of Mt. Whitney: Sequoia National Park Up Mt. Whitney Up Mt. Whitney, Highest Mountain in the Continental United States An Ascent of Mt. Whitney An Ascent of Mt. Whitney from Owens Valley Canyons and Cirques to the East of Mt. Whitney Climbing the East Face of Mt. Whitney An Early October Ascent of Mt. Whitney by the Couloir Route from the East An October Ascent of Mt. Whitney Scaling the East Face of Mt. Whitney To the Top of Mt. Whitney from Lone Pine To the Top of Mt. Whitney from Owens Valley in the Twenties Up the East Face of Mt. Whitney Up Mt. Whitney by its Precipitous East Face Up Mt. Whitney from the Eastern Base of the Sierra Up Mt. Whitney from the Northeast Carton 3, Folder Whitney, From the West Undated 21 From the Floor of the San Joaquin Valley to the Summit of Mt. Whitney A Leisurely Ascent of Mt. Whitney by Trail (mss. and typescript) Over Mt. Whitney A Saunter to the Summit of Mt. Whitney Carton 3, Folder Whitney, Seasonal Ascents (most from the East) circa 1927 22 An Ascent of Mt. Whitney in the Middle of May An Autumn Ascent of Mt. Whitney Climbing Mt. Whitney in June Climbing Mt. Whitney in October A First of May Ascent of Mt. Whitney A July Ascent of Mt. Whitney A Late Winter Ascent of Mt. Whitney A Mid-Winter Ascent of Mt. Whitney: Highest Mountain in Continental United States (mss. and typescript) A Vernal Ascent of Mt. Whitney A Winter Ascent of Mt. Whitney Carton 3, Folder Whitney, On the Top and Climbs on Mt. Whitney Undated 23 An August Evening on Mt. Whitney A Bivouac on Mt. Whitney A Day on Mt. Whitney I A Day on Mt. Whitney II On and Around Mt. Whitney: Highest Mountain in the Continental United States Over the Summit of Mt. Whitney Seen from the Top of Mt. Whitney, California A Stormy Day on Mt. Whitney (mss.) A Stormy Summer Day on Mt. Whitney (typescript) Carton 3, Folder Whitney, In the Vicinity Undated 24 An Autumn Excursion into the Region of Mt. Whitney A Climb near Mt. Whitney A Day's Scramble in the Vicinity of Mt. Whitney Early Exploring in the Vicinity of Mt. Whitney (mss. and typescript) Early Exploring and Climbing in the Mountains Southeast of Mt. Whitney From the Top of the Highest Mountain in the United States to the Floor of its Lowest Valley between Sunrise and Sunset Mt. Whitney and Its Vicinity A Scramble in the Vicinity of Mt. Whitney

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A Scramble Near Mt. Whitney A Winter in the Shadow of Mt. Whitney (mss. and typescript) Carton 3, Folder Mt. Williamson Undated 25 An Ascent of Mt. Williamson: the Sierra Nevada An Ascent of Mt. Williamson: the Second Highest Peak in the Sierra Nevada, from the West Climbing Mt. Williamson and other Sierra Peaks from Georges Creek First Ascent of Mt. Williamson by Its Southwestern Arete (mss. and typescript) An Interesting Trip in the Vicinity of Mt. Williamson: the Sierra Nevada Mt. Williamson My First Ascent of Mt. Williamson A Scramble in the Vicinity of Mt. Williamson Up Mt. Williamson Carton 3, Folder Mt. Winchell Undated 26 An Ascent of Mt. Winchell An Ascent of Mt. Winchell: the Sierra Nevada I An Ascent of Mt. Winchell: the Sierra Nevada II Caught in a Snowstorm on an Ascent of Mt. Winchell (mss.) Over the Snow and Up Mt. Winchell (typescript) An Enjoyable Ascent of Mt. Winchell in Early May (mss. and typescript) A May Ascent of Mt. Winchell: the Sierra Nevada Mt. Winchell: the Sierra Nevada Carton 3, Folder Mt. Woodwater Undated 27 An Ascent of Mt. Woodwater: the Sierra Nevada Carton 3, Folder Yellowstone National Park circa 1926 28 An Ascent of Colter Peak: the Yellowstone Park A Day in the Upper Yellowstone Region (mss. and typescript) A Day on Electric Peak: the Yellowstone National Park A Day's Ramble in the Absarokas of the Yellowstone Park The Trip Up Mt. Bunsen: the Yellowstone Park (mss. and typescript) Carton 3, Folder Yosemite National Park, Peaks and Miscellaneous circa 1928 29 An Ascent of Cathedral Peak: the Yosemite National Park I An Ascent of Cathedral Peak: the Yosemite National Park II An Ascent of the Cockscomb: the Yosemite National Park An Ascent of Piute Mountain: the Yosemite National Park An Ascent of Unicorn Peak: the Yosemite National Park An Ascent of Tower Peak: the Yosemite National Park An Ascent of Unicorn Peak: the Yosemite National Park An Ascent of Whorl Mountain: the Yosemite National Park A Circuit in the Yosemite National Park A January Trip to Glacier Point A Knapsack Trip in the Northern Portion of the Yosemite National Park Over Mt. Dana: the Yosemite National park (mss.) Over the Top of Mt. Dana (typescript) Over Snow Peak: the Yosemite National Park Over Unicorn and Cathedral Peaks, the Yosemite National Park Striking and Beautiful Peaks in the Yosemite Region of the Sierra Nevada Up and Down Tower Peak Up the Cockscomb and Eagle Peaks: the Yosemite National Park A Winter Camp on Glacier Point A Winter Sojourn on Glacier Point I A Winter Sojourn on Glacier Point II

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 26 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.2Climbs, Rambles, and Strolls circa 1925-1954 (bulk 1920-1930s)

Subseries 2.2 Climbs, Rambles, and Strolls circa 1925-1954 (bulk 1920-1930s) Physical Description: Carton 3, folders 30-41 Arrangement Arranged alphabetically. Scope and Content Note Consists of manuscripts and typescripts of Clyde's stories about mountain climbing and hiking, primarily through the Sierra. There are general stories about climbing and hiking, as well articles about specific peaks; advice on climbing techniques; and tales of various rescues. Locations featured include the Palisades region, Bishop, and Glacier Lodge.

Carton 3, Folder Climbs and Climbing, General circa 1927 30 Along the Ledges of the Sierra Nevada Crag Climbing in the Sierra Nevada Mountain Climbing in America Mountaineering in the Sierra Nevada I Mountaineering in the Sierra Nevada II Mountaineering in the Sierra Nevada III Mountaineering in the Sierra Nevada IV Mountaineering on the Pacific Coast--from Southern California to the Canadian Boundary (mss. and typescript) Rock Climbing in the Sierra Nevada (mss. and typescript) Snow and Ice Climbing in the Sierra Nevada Snow Climbing in the Sierra Nevada Summits of the Sierra Carton 3, Folder Climbs in Specific Locations circa 1925-1927 31 An April Climb in the Eastern Sierra (Kid Mt.) An Ascent in the Wind River Mountains of Wyoming An Ascent of Mt. Hood (mss. and typescript) An Ascent of Mt. Lassen Choice Mountains in the Southern Sierra Nevada for the Average Mountaineer A Climb in March in the Eastern Sierra (Kid Mt.) Climbs for the Average Mountaineer in the Middle Sierra Nevada Climbs from the Headwaters of Big Pine Creek: the Sierra Nevada A Day of Pinnacle Scrambling in the Sierra Nevada (North of Mt. King) First Ascent of Split Mountain from the East From Peak to Peak in the Sierra Nevada An Interesting Ascent of Tunnabora Peak Mountain Climbing from the Tuolumne Meadows: the Sierra Nevada (mss.) Mountain Climbing from the Tuolumne Meadows: the Sierra Nevada (typescript) Over Mono Rock: the Sierra Nevada A Peak-Grabbing Day on the Headwaters of the South Fork of Bishop Creek Pinnacle Scaling to the South of Mono Pass (mss.) Pioneer Pinnacle Scaling Near Mono Pass (typescript) Spire Scaling South of Mono Pass (typescript) A Scramble in the Crags of Black Canyon: the Sierra Nevada A Scramble up a Pinnacle Near the Tuolumne Meadows: the Sierra Nevada A Scramble up Crystal Crag: the Sierra Nevada Carton 3, Folder Climbs- Techniques and Advice Undated 32 Afoot in the Mountains Cautions for the California Mountaineer The Fascination of Mountaineering in the Sierra Nevada Follow the Leader Mountain Climbing as a Means of Physical Training

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 27 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.2Climbs, Rambles, and Strolls circa 1925-1954 (bulk 1920-1930s)

Mountain Climbing in the Sierra Nevada for the Average Vacationist Roping Down and Belaying as Practiced by Mountaineers Carton 3, Folder Climbs with United States Geological Survey 1954 33 An Ascent of the North Palisade with the USGS Into the Sierra and Up Mt. Darwin with the United States Geological Survey Up Mt. Humphreys with the USGS With the USGS on Split Mountain: the Sierra Nevada Carton 3, Folder Rambles, Scrambles, Saunters, Jaunts and Strolls on the Headwaters of the South 34 Fork of Big Pine Creek (Palisade Region) Undated After the Storm An Autumn Day's Scramble in the Southern Sierra Nevada A Day in May in the Southern Sierra Nevada A Day's Early Winter Scramble in the Sierra Nevada A December Saunter in the Southern Sierra Nevada A December Scramble in the Sierra Nevada A December Ramble in the Southern Sierra Nevada An Early December Saunter in the Eastern Sierra Nevada An Early Winter Scramble in the Southern Sierra Nevada I An Early Winter Scramble in the Southern Sierra Nevada II Late Autumn in the Southern Sierra Nevada A Mid-Winter Scramble in the Southern Sierra Nevada A November Saunter in the Sierra A November Saunter in the Eastern Sierra Nevada A November Stroll in the Sierra A Ramble up the South Fork of Big Pine Creek A Spring Jaunt in the Southern Sierra Nevada Sun Crust and Windboard Up to Timberline in the Southern Sierra Nevada A Winter Saunter in the Eastern Sierra A Winter Tramp in the Eastern Sierra Nevada A Winter Trip up Big Pine Creek Carton 3, Folder Rambles, Scrambles, Saunters, Jaunts and Strolls near Bishop or Bishop Creek 35 Undated Across the Sierra Nevada Afoot in Late Autumn (from Bishop Pass) Scrambles in the Sierra Nevada near Bishop Pass A Summer Scramble in the Eastern Sierra Nevada (North Fork, Bishop Creek) Up From Bishop Carton 3, Folder Rambles, etc. from Glacier Lodge Undated 36 A March Scramble in the Eastern Sierra A Ramble in the Sierra Nevada A Twelve Hour Winter Ramble in the Sierra Nevada A Trip Up Big Pine Creek A Winter Saunter in the Eastern Sierra Nevada A Winter Scramble in the Sierra Nevada Carton 3, Folder Rambles, etc. near Symmes Creek Undated 37 An April Afternoon on the Eastern Slope of the Sierra Nevada A Solo Autumn Camping and Fishing Trip in the Southern Sierra Nevada (mss. and typescript) Carton 3, Folder Rambles, etc. near Woods Creek Undated 38 A Bivouac in the Storm A Jaunt in the Southern Sierra Nevada A Ramble over the Crest of the Sierra Nevada Carton 3, Folder Rambles, etc. in Miscellaneous Locations circa 1927 39

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An Autumn Day's Scramble in the Southern Sierra Nevada An Autumn Knapsacking Trip in the Sierra Nevada (near Mt. Lyell and Thousand Island Lake) An Autumn Ramble in the High Sierra (Kearsarge Pass, Mt. Gould) An Afternoon Saunter in the Eastern Sierra Nevada (Mt. Humphreys) Autumn Scrambling in the Sierra Nevada (Basin Mt.) An Autumn Scramble in the Southern Sierra Nevada (George's Creek, Mt. Williamson, Mt. Barnard) A Circle in the Sierra (Morgan Creek, Bear Creek Spire) (mss. and typescript) A Day's Ramble in the Vicinity of Lake Tahoe (mss. and typescript fragment) A Day's Trip up Georges Creek: the Eastern Sierra Nevada An Easter Scramble in the Eastern Sierra Nevada (from Independence, California) An Evening Stroll (near Mt. Tom) A Knapsack Trip in the Sierra Nevada (from Mono Creek) (mss.) A Dramatic Knapsack Trip in the Sierra Nevada (typescript) A Forest Ramble in May to the Top of Granite Peak, Trinity County, California, and Return (mss. and typescript) A Jaunt in the Needle Mountains of Colorado An October Jaunt in the Southern Sierra Nevada (Shepard Pass) Scrambles in the Headwaters of Palisade Creek A September Ramble in the Sierra Nevada (from Headwaters of Kern, up Milestone Mt., etc.) A Summer Ramble in the Sierra Nevada (Fish Creek) (mss. and typescript) A Trip to Lookout Point: the Sierra Nevada (mss. and typescript) Trip to Sentinel Dome: the Yosemite Valley (mss. and typescript) A Trip Westward from Lone Pine in Early March A Winter Day in the Eastern Sierra Nevada (Kearsarge Trail) Winter Scrambles in the Mountains in the Vicinity of Kearsarge Pass A Winter Walk in the Eastern Sierra (North Fork, Big Pine Creek) A Wintry Summer Day in the Sierra Nevada (Pine Creek Canyon) One photograph of an unidentified mountain Carton 3, Folder Rambles, etc. to Non- specified Locations Undated 40 An Afternoon Saunter in the Sierra Nevada A Day's Ramble in the Sierra Nevada An Evening Saunter in the Sierra A November Stroll in the Sierra A Snowy Summer Ramble in the Sierra Nevada A Snowy Summer Ramble in the Southern Sierra Nevada Carton 3, Folder Rescues circa 1933, undated 41 Close Calls of a California Mountain Climber (mss) Close Calls of a California Mountaineer (mss.) Close Calls of a Climber in the Sierra Nevada Close Calls while Mountaineering in the West A Day in Quest of a Lost Man in the Sierra Nevada: Yosemite National Park The Disappearance of a Youth In Quest of the Lost in the Sierra Nevada (mss. and two typescripts) The Last of the Quest for a Vanished Man Looking for the Lost in the Sierra Nevada The Lost One Marooned Beyond the Inyo Mountains Perseverance (mss. and typescript) The Quest for an Army Plane Lost in the Sierra The Quest for Walter Starr, Jr. (three typescripts) A Rescue in the Sierra Nevada (Herschel Asbury) (typescript) A Rescue in the Sierra Nevada (typescript)

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 29 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.2Climbs, Rambles, and Strolls circa 1925-1954 (bulk 1920-1930s)

The Search for Howard L. (Lammel) A Ski Jaunt over the Inyo Mountains to Saline Valley The Vanishing of the Rickenbackers

Subseries 2.3 Natural Features circa 1926-1930, undated Physical Description: Carton 3, folders 42-45, Carton 4, folders 1-11 Arrangement Arranged alphabetically. Scope and Content Note Consists of manuscripts and typescripts of Clyde's stories about other natural features of the Sierra Nevada landscape, such as basins, cirques, amphitheaters, canyons, creeks, glaciers, headwaters, forests, lakes, meadows, rivers, and valleys. Includes articles about the Sierra's zones, the weather, and the different seasons.

Carton 3, Folder Basins, Cirques, Amphitheaters Undated 42 Amphitheaters East of the Crest of the Southern Sierra Nevada A Camp in the Upper Kern Basin Cirques and Amphitheaters to the East of the Crest of the Sierra Nevada Evolution Basin The French Lakes Basin Humphrey's Basin Lake Italy Basin The Palisade Amphitheatre in the Sierra Nevada A Ramble in the Basin of the Upper Kern Unnamed re: Basins of the Palisade Region Carton 3, Folder Canyons, General and Miscellaneous Undated 43 Bryce Canyon (mss.) Bryce Canyon (typescript) Canyons and Cirques to the East of Mt. Whitney The Canyons of the Middle Fork of the King's River I The Canyon of the Middle Fork of the King's River II Canyoneering in the Sierra Nevada Christmas at Grand View: the Grand Canyon (mss. and typescript) The Grand Canyon of the Kern River and Several Tributaries Over [illegible] The Great Canyons of the Southern Sierra Hiking and Climbing in Zion Canyon (mss. and typescript) A Night Ramble on Cape Royal: the Grand Canyon (mss. and typescript) A Night Ramble on Point Sublime: Cape Royal, the Grand Canyon Over Several Peaks in the Canyon of the Kern-Kaweah Rivers and Canyons of the Middle and Southern Sierra Nevada Rock Creek Canyon Region A Scramble in the Crags of Dark Canyon: the Sierra Nevada Some Canyons to the East of the Crest of the Sierra Nevada (two mss.) The Tehipite A Trip to Point Sublime: the Grand Canyon (mss. and typescript) An Unplanned Ramble Up Sawmill Canyon A Winter Camp in the Grand Canyon Forty Years Ago Zion Canyon (two mss. and one typescript) Carton 3, Folder Canyon, Tuolumne Undated 44 An Autumn Camp in the Grand Canyon of the Tuolumne: the Sierra Nevada An Autumn Camping and Trout Fishing Trip in the Grand Canyon of the Tuolumne (mss.) A Solo Autumn Camping and Trout Fishing Trip in the Grand Canyon of the Tuolumne River (typescript)

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 30 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.3Natural Features circa 1926-1930, undated

A Camp in October in the Grand Canyon of the Tuolumne A Day in Autumn in the Grand Canyon of the Tuolumne River The Grand Canyon of the Tuolumne The Tehipite Carton 3, Folder Creeks Undated 45 An Excursion up Georges Creek: the Eastern Sierra Nevada An Excursion Up Oak Creek: the Sierra Nevada The Middle Fork of Bishop Creek A Ramble in the South Fork of Bishop Creek: the Sierra Nevada The Rock Creek Region Streams of the Sierra Nevada Up Rock Creek Upper Bishop Creek: the Sierra Nevada (mss. and typescript) Carton 4, Folder 1 Glaciers circa 1930 A Day on Grasshopper Glacier: the Beartooth Mountains of Montana I (mss. and typescript) The Glaciers of the Sierra Palisades The Glaciers of the Sierra Nevada I The Glaciers of the Sierra Nevada II The Glaciers of the Sierra Nevada III The Glaciers of the Sierra Nevada IV The North Palisade Glacier Skiing on the Glaciers of the Sierra Nevada A Visit to the Illecillewaet Glacier (two mss. and one typescript) One photograph of the Agassiz Glacier Carton 4, Folder 2 Headwaters circa 1926 An Afternoon Ramble on the Headwaters of the Kern Autumn Exploring on the Headwaters of Pine Creek (mss.) Random Exploring and Climbing on the Headwaters of Pine Creek (typescript) Climbs on the Headwaters of Mono Creek Fishing, Climbing and Camping on the Headwaters of Kern River The Headwaters of Bishop Creek: the Sierra Nevada The Headwaters of Convict Creek The Headwaters of Kern River The Headwaters of the Middle Fork of the Kings River The Headwaters of the South Fork of the Kings River The Headwaters of the South Fork of the San Joaquin River A July Scramble on the Headwaters of Pine Creek: the Sierra Nevada A Random Ramble Over and Around Several Mountains on the Headwaters of Lone Pine Creek Scrambles on the Headwaters of Mono Creek: the Sierra Nevada A Solitary Exploring Trip on the Headwaters of the Kern River A Summit Camp on the Headwaters of the Kern Ten Days on the Headwaters of the San Joaquin (mss. and typescript) Carton 4, Folder 3 The Kaibab Forest Undated The Kaibab Forest (mss. and typescript) Motoring through the Kaibab Forest I (mss. and typescript) Carton 4, Folder 4 Lakes circa 1927 Bullfrog Lake Convict Lake and the Adjoining Region Evolution Lake High Altitude Lakes and Streams West of the Crest of the Southern Sierra High Sierra Lakes and Streams in Winter The June Lake Region Lakes and Camping Spots of the Sierra Lakes and Streams on the Headwaters of the South Fork of the Kings River Lake South America

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 31 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.3Natural Features circa 1926-1930, undated

Lake Tulainyo Over the Kings Kern Divide to Lake South America The Rae Lakes A Ramble to Shadow Lake: the Sierra Nevada Reflection and East Lakes Some Beautiful and Interesting Lakes of the Southern High Sierra Some Lakes and Streams on the Headwaters of the Middle Fork of the San Joaquin River Three "Mystery" Lakes of the Sierra Nevada To the Last Lake I (May 1) (mss.) To the Last Lake I (Over the Snow in May, while Snowing to the Last Lake) (typescript) To the Last Lake II ((March 10) To the Last Lake III ((March 13) To the Last Lake on Bishop Creek: the Sierra Nevada I To the Last Lake on Bishop Creek: the Sierra Nevada II Tulainyo Lake and Vicinity The Woods Lakes: the Southern Sierra Nevada Carton 4, Folder 5 Meadows Undated Alpine Meadows of the Sierra Nevada Simpson Meadow Carton 4, Folder 6 Natural Events Undated The Alpenglow of the Sierra Nevada Clouds in the Sierra Nevada Rock Slides in the Sierra Nevada Snow Banners of the Sierra Nevada Snowslides and "Snowfalls" in the Sierra Nevada A Snowstorm in the Eastern Sierra Summer Cloud Pageants in the Sierra Nevada Winter Storms in the Sierra Nevada Carton 4, Folder 7 Passes Undated An Autumn Ramble over Kearsarge Pass and Return: the Sierra Nevada The Passes of the Main Crest of the Sierra Nevada Scrambles in the Sierra Nevada near Bishop Pass Carton 4, Folder 8 Physical Description and Sierra Zones Undated Above Timber Line I (mss.) Above Timber Line in Our Western Mountains (typescript) Above Timber Line II The Crest of the Southern Sierra Nevada Color in the Sierra Nevada From Zone to Zone in the Sierra Summits of the Sierra The Transition Zone in the Sierra Nevada Timber Line (mss. and typescript) Timber Line Camps in the Sierra Nevada Various Types of Peaks of the Sierra Nevada (Fragment) re: Various Types of Mountains Unnamed re: General Description and History of Range Carton 4, Folder 9 Rivers Undated An April Day on the McCloud River: California A Camp on the Upper Kern: the Sierra Nevada The Kern River The South Fork of the Kings River Three Weeks in Autumn on the Middle Fork of the Kings River: the Sierra Nevada (two typescripts) A Trip in Autumn on the Middle Fork of the Kings River Carton 4, Folder Seasons Undated 10

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 32 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.3Natural Features circa 1926-1930, undated

Autumn East of the Crest of the Sierra Nevada Autumn in the Southern Sierra Nevada October in the Sierra Nevada Late Autumn in the Sierra Nevada Mid-Winter in the Sierra Winter and Spring in the High Sierra A Winter Day in the Eastern Sierra Winter in the Sierra Nevada Carton 4, Folder Valleys circa 1927, undated 11 A Jaunt from Paradise Valley: the Sierra Nevada The Land of Mary Austin (mss. and typescript) A Motor Trip to Saline Valley Paradise Valley The Tehipite Tehipite Dome Tehipite Valley The Tehipite Valley Tokopah Valley The Valley of Shadow Creek A Visit to the Valley of the Havasupai: Arizona A Visit to the Valley of the Sawtooths, Idaho A Winter Ramble in Death Valley Forty Years Ago A Winter Ramble in Death Valley (mss.) A Trip to Death Valley (mss.) A Winter Ramble in Death Valley Forty Years Ago (two typescripts) A Winter Trip to Kearsarge (Onion) Valley (mss. and typescript)

Subseries 2.4 Sierra Animals Undated Physical Description: Carton 4, folders 12-27 Arrangement Arranged alphabetically. Scope and Content Note Consists of manuscripts and typescripts of Clyde's accounts of wildlife in the Sierra. Includes stories about bears, bighorn sheep, coney, coyote, deer, goats, insects, marmots, martens, ringtail cats, and rodents, as well as articles on various life zones.

Carton 4, Folder Sierra Wildlife, General Undated 12 Animal Life on the Glaciers of the Sierra Nevada Large Wild Animals Along the Crest of the Sierra Mammal Life Above the Timberline in the Sierra Nevada Some Animals of the High Sierra (mss. and typescript) Some Birds and Mammals of the High Sierra (typescript) Wildlife in the High Sierra Winter Wild Animal Life in the Southern Sierra Nevada Carton 4, Folder Bear Undated 13 Bears in Our National Parks Bears of the Sierra Nevada The Elusive Bear in the Sierra Nevada That Bear! Trapping Bears in the National Parks Carton 4, Folder Bighorn, Mountain Sheep Undated 14 Bighorn Along the Crest of the Southern Sierra Nevada Bighorn in Glacier Park, Montana

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 33 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.4Sierra Animals Undated

Bighorn in the Sierra Nevada I Bighorn in the Sierra Nevada II Bighorn in the Sierra Nevada of California A Day in Quest of Bighorn in the Sierra Nevada In Quest of Mountain Sheep in the Sierra Nevada Mountain Sheep in the Sierra Nevada The Mountain Sheep of Glacier Park (mss. and typescript) Searching for Bighorn in the Sierra Nevada Wild Sheep and Wild Goats: in Glacier Park, Montana I Wild Sheep and Wild Goats: in Glacier Park Montana II Carton 4, Folder Coney Undated 15 The Coney in our Western Mountains The Coney of our Western Mountains I The Coney of our Western Mountains II The Coney of our Western Mountains III The Coney of the Sierra Nevada Carton 4, Folder Coyote Undated 16 The High Sierra Coyote The Mountain Coyote in the Southern Sierra Nevada (mss. and typescript) The Mountain Coyote The Ubiquitous Coyote in the Sierra Nevada Carton 4, Folder Deer Undated 17 A Deer Hunt in Northern California A Deer Hunt Near Mt. Shasta (mss. and typescript) Deer in Autumn and Early Winter in the Giant Forest (Old Billy) Deer in the High Sierra High Climbing Deer in the Sierra Nevada High-Ranging Deer in the Sierra Nevada Loath to Leave but Eager to Return (re: migration) Three "Old Billies" The Range of the Mule Deer in the Southern Sierra Nevada Three photographs of deer Carton 4, Folder Marmot Undated 18 The Hoary Marmot The Marmot in the Sierra Nevada The Sierra Marmot (mss. and typescript) Carton 4, Folder Marten Undated 19 Around a Marten Trap Line in the Southern Sierra Nevada The Marten in the High Mountains of the West The Marten in the Sierra Nevada The Marten of the Sierra Nevada I The Marten of the Sierra Nevada II A Marten Trap Line in the Sierra Nevada The Martens of our Western Mountains (mss. and typescript) Carton 4, Folder Ring Tail Cat Undated 20 The Bassaricus or Ring Tailed Cat (mss. and typescript) Ring Tail (mss. and typescript) Carton 4, Folder Rodents Undated 21 Hibernating Rodents in the High Sierra Rodents Along the Crest of the Sierra Nevada (mss. and two typescripts) Some Small Rodents (Mammals) of the Canadian Zone In the Sierra Nevada

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 34 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.4Sierra Animals Undated

Carton 4, Folder Sierra Wildlife, Insects Undated 22 Insects Above Timberline in the Sierra Nevada Insects in Winter in the High Sierra Carton 4, Folder Squirrels/ Chipmunks Undated 23 Alertness (re: Douglas Squirrel) The Alpine Chipmunk (in the Sierra Nevada) Friskey The Sierra Chickaree (mss. and typescript) Carton 4, Folder Other Animals Undated 24 In Quest of Javalinas with a Handgun (mss. and typescript) In Quest of Peccaries in Arizona (mss. and typescript) The Mountain Goats of Glacier Park I The Mountain Goats of Glacier Park II The Mountain Lion in the Sierra Nevada The Porcupine of the Sierra Nevada The Sierra Hare I (mss. and typescript) The Sierra Hare II Weasels in the High Southern Sierra Nevada The Wild Goat of the Northwestern Mountains (two typescripts) The Wolverine of the Sierra Nevada Carton 4, Folder Animals on Mt. Whitney Undated 25 Animal Life Zones on Mount Whitney Animal Life Zones Traversed on the Way up Mt. Whitney from the East Life Zones on Mt. Whitney Winter Wild Animal Life near Mt. Whitney: Highest Mountain in the Continental United States Carton 4, Folder Life Zones Undated 26 Animals in the Canadian Zone of the Sierra Interesting Mammals of Various Life Zones of the Sierra Large Wild Animals of the Canadian Zone of the Sierra Nevada Large Wild Animals of the Hudsonian Zone of the Sierra Nevada (mss. and typescript) Large Wild Animals of the Transition Zone of the Sierra Nevada Mammals of Various Life Zones of the Sierra Nevada Medium-Sized Animals in the Canadian Zone of the Sierra Nevada Plant and Animal Life of the Arctic Alpine Zone of the Sierra Nevada (mss. and typescript) Small Predators of the Transition Zone of the Sierra Nevada Small Predatory Mammals in the Canadian Zone of the Sierra Nevada Carton 4, Folder Miscellaneous Undated 27 Footprints in the Snow in the High Sierra (mss. and typescript) Footprints on the Trail My Wild Animal Friends Sierra Predators Wild Animals Sometimes Eat a Great Deal in Proportion to their Size Wild Animal Visitors to my Winter Cabin in the Sierra Nevada

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 35 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.5Sierra Birds Undated

Subseries 2.5 Sierra Birds Undated Physical Description: Carton 4, folders 28-38 Arrangement Arranged alphabetically. Scope and Content Note Consists of manuscripts and typescripts of Clyde's accounts of birds in the Sierra. Birds featured include chickadees, eagles, grouse, hummingbirds, nutcrackers, jays, sparrows, finches, thrushes, solitaires, bluebirds, warblers, and wrens.

Carton 4, Folder Sierra Wildlife, Birds, General Undated 28 Birds Along the Crest of the Sierra Nevada (mss. and typescript) Early Nesting Birds in the Sierra Nevada The Lunch Table Winter Birds of the High Sierra (Bird Life of the Various Zones of the Sierra Nevada) Carton 4, Folder Chickadee Undated 29 The Mountain Chickadee Solo (re: a chickadee) Carton 4, Folder Eagle Undated 30 The Golden Eagle in the Sierra Nevada The Golden Eagle of the Sierra Nevada I The Golden Eagle of the Sierra Nevada II The Golden Eagle of the Sierra Nevada and Elsewhere in the West (two typescripts) Carton 4, Folder Grouse Undated 31 Grouse in the Southern Sierra Nevada The Sierra Grouse (mss. and typescript) Carton 4, Folder Humming Bird Undated 32 The Humming Bird above Timberline in the Sierra Nevada The Humming Bird along the Crest of the Sierra Nevada (mss. and typescript) Carton 4, Folder Nutcrackers and Jays Undated 33 The Blue Frosted Jay of the Sierra Nevada The Clark Nutcracker The Clark Nutcracker in the High Mountains of the West The Clark Nutcracker in the Sierra Nevada (typescript) The Clark Nutcracker of the Sierra Nevada and Other High Ranges of the West (typescript) Carton 4, Folder Sparrows, Juncos, Finches Undated 34 The Fox Sparrow of the Sierra Nevada The Junco in the Sierra Nevada The Rosy Finch The Rosy Finch of the Sierra Nevada (mss. and typescript) The White-Crowned Sparrow in the Sierra (with two photos) Carton 4, Folder Thrushes, Solitaires, Bluebirds Undated 35 The Mountain Bluebirds The Mountain Bluebird in the Sierra Nevada The Sierra Hermit Thrush The Townshend Solitaire in the Sierra Nevada

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 36 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.5Sierra Birds Undated

Carton 4, Folder Warbler Undated 36 The Audubon Warbler in the Sierra Nevada The Golden Pileated Warbler Carton 4, Folder Wren Undated 37 The Rock Wren in the Sierra Nevada The Rock Wren in the High Sierra (mss.) The Rock Wren of the Sierra Nevada (typescript) The Western House Wren in the Sierra Nevada Carton 4, Folder Other Birds Undated 38 The Billed Kingfisher The Green Tailed Towhee The Red Shafted Flicker The Robin in the Sierra Nevada The Ruby Crowned Kinglet of the Sierra Nevada The Water Ouzel of the Sierra Nevada The Water Ouzel in the Sierra Nevada I The Water Ouzel in the Sierra Nevada II Sierra Wildlife, Flora

Subseries 2.6 Sierra Flora Undated Physical Description: Carton 4, folders 39-47 Arrangement Arranged alphabetically. Scope and Content Note Consists of manuscripts and typescripts of Clyde's descriptions of vegetation in the Sierra, including flowers, shrubs, and trees.

Carton 4, Folder Sierra Wildlife, Flora, General Undated 39 Early Vegetation in the Sierra A Few Flowers of the High Sierra (two typescripts) A Few Summer Flowers on the Eastern Slope and Along the Crest of the Southern Sierra Nevada Some Common Flowers of the High Sierra Some Plants Survive in the Very Difficult Growing Conditions Carton 4, Folder Alpine Flowers Undated 40 Alpine Flowers Often Bloom Early (mss.) Many Alpine Flowers Bloom Early (typescript) The Alpine Golden Rod Alpine Meadows of the Sierra Nevada Interesting (Beautiful) Alpine Flowers of the Sierra Nevada Carton 4, Folder Epilobium Undated 41 The Fireweed or Epilobium The Rose Epilobium (with three photos) Carton 4, Folder Heather Undated 42 The Bryanthus or Red Heather of the Sierra Three Heathers of the High Sierra Carton 4, Folder Polemonium Undated 43 The Polemonium of the High Sierra

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 37 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.6Sierra Flora Undated

The Polemonium or Sky Pilot of our Lofty Western Mountains (mss. and typescript) Carton 4, Folder High-Growing Flora Undated 44 Flower Gardens on the Summit of a Mountain Far above Timberline The Highest Growing Flower in the Sierra Nevada The Highest Growing Shrubs in the Sierra Nevada (mss. and typescript) The Highest Growing Tree in the Southern Sierra Nevada Ledge Flower Gardens Far Above Timberline Plant Life above Timberline in the Sierra Nevada High Growing Shrubs in the Sierra Nevada Carton 4, Folder Trees: General and Miscellaneous Undated 45 The Arctic Willow in the Sierra Nevada The Aspen Tree The California Water Birch The Cottonwood in the Sierra Nevada Forest Zones on the West Slope of the Sierra Nevada The High Sierra Forest A Saunter Through Sierra Aspens Timberline Trees of the Sierra Nevada Trees of the Eastern Slope of the Sierra Nevada Carton 4, Folder Trees: Pine Undated 46 The Fox Tail Pine in the Sierra Nevada The Jeffrey Pine East of the Crest of the Sierra Nevada The Last Lone Pine in the Sierra Nevada The Whitebark Pine in the Sierra Nevada Carton 4, Folder Other Flowers and Shrubs Undated 47 The Cassiope of the Sierra Nevada The Columbine of the High Sierra The Draba Gentians of the High Sierra Hulsea Algida (with two photos) The Jamenica The Kalmia of the High Sierra Ledum or Labrador Tea in the Sierra Nevada (with three photos) The Lewisia of the Sierra Nevada (with three photos) Ocean Spray The Shooting Star in the Sierra Nevada (with one photo) The Sierra Primrose (with two photos) The Vaccinium of the Sierra Nevada The Wild Currant of the Sierra Nevada The Wild Fuschia

Subseries 2.7 Fishing Undated Physical Description: Carton 4, folders 48-72, Carton 5, folders 1-4 Arrangement Arranged alphabetically. Scope and Content Note Consists of manuscripts and typescripts of Clyde's accounts of trout and fly-fishing in the creeks, lakes, and rivers of the Sierra Nevada and other mountains.

Carton 4, Folder Fishing--Eastern Brook Trout--General and Miscellaneous Undated 48 Angling for Eastern Brook Trout on the Headwaters of Big Pine Creek

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 38 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.7Fishing Undated

Brook Trout in October in the Sierra Nevada Brook Trout in the High Sierra Brook Trout near Granite Pass: the Southern Sierra Nevada Fishing for Brook Trout in Matterhorn Creek: the Yosemite National Park Fly Casting for Eastern Brook on the Headwaters of Big Pine Creek A Limit of Brook Trout on Matterhorn Creek Carton 4, Folder Eastern Brook Trout--Lakes Undated 49 Brook Trout from Cathedral Lake: the Sierra Nevada Eastern Brook Trout in a Lake on the Headwaters of Big Pine Eastern Brook Trout in Seventh Lake (Palisade Basin) Fly Casting for Brookies in a Yosemite Park Lake Carton 4, Folder Golden Trout--General Undated 50 Golden Trout at Twelve Thousand Feet Above the Sea in the Southern Sierra Nevada Golden Trout in the High Sierra The Golden Trout in the Southern Sierra Nevada (three mss.) The Golden Trout of the Sierra Nevada (mss. and typescript) In Quest of Golden Trout in the Sierra Nevada A Limit of Golden Trout in Several Hours of Fishing in the Sierra Nevada A Limit of Golden Trout in the Sierra Nevada Over the Top of a Mountain in Quest of Golden Trout Timberline Golden Trout in the Sierra Nevada Two Limits of Golden Trout in the Sierra Nevada Carton 4, Folder Golden Trout--Creeks and Basins Undated 51 Golden Trout in Humphreys Basin Fly Casting for Golden Trout on the Headwaters of Piute Creek: the Southern Sierra Nevada Fly Casting for Golden Trout in Whitney Creek: the Sierra Nevada Carton 4, Folder Golden Trout--Kern River Undated 52 Fly Casting for Golden Trout in a Stream on the Headwaters of the Kern River In Quest of Golden Trout on the Headwaters of the Kern River A Limit of Golden Trout on the Headwaters of the Kern River: the Sierra Nevada Carton 4, Folder Golden Trout--Kings River Undated 53 Autumn Fly Fishing for Golden Trout on the Middle Fork of the Kings River Golden Trout in the Middle Fork of the Kings River I Golden Trout in the Middle Fork of the Kings River II Golden Trout Fishing on the Headwaters of the Middle Fork of the Kings River A Limit of Golden Trout from the Middle Fork of the Kings River A Mess of Golden Trout from the Middle Fork of the Kings River in Autumn Carton 4, Folder Golden Trout--Lakes Undated 54 After Goldens in a Lake at 11,500 Feet in the Southern Sierra Nevada Angling for Golden Trout in the Dusey Lakes Golden Trout in a Lake above Timberline on Mt. Whitney Golden and Rainbow Trout in a Lake more that Two Vertical miles above the Sea Golden Trout in A Timberline Lake in the Southern Sierra Nevada I Golden Trout in a Timberline Lake in the Southern Sierra Nevada II Golden Trout in Lake South America Golden Trout in the Lost Lake Carton 4, Folder Golden Trout--Palisade Creek Undated 55 Autumn Fishing for Golden Trout on the Headwaters of Palisade Creek

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 39 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.7Fishing Undated

Golden Trout Fishing on the Headwaters of Palisade Creek Golden Trout in Palisade Creek Golden Trout in Palisade Creek: the Southern Sierra Nevada Golden Trout in the Headwaters of Palisade Creek A Limit of Golden Trout from Palisade Creek Carton 4, Folder Rainbow Trout--General Undated 56 Fly Casting for Rainbows in the Sierra in October A Limit of Rainbows and Golden at Timberline in the Southern Sierra Nevada Rainbow Fishing Along the Crest of the Southern Sierra Nevada The Rainbow Trout in the Southern Sierra Nevada I The Rainbow Trout in the Southern Sierra Nevada II Rainbow Trout 12,000 Feet Above the Sea in the Southern Sierra Nevada Carton 4, Folder Rainbow Trout--Kern River Undated 57 Fly Casting for Rainbow Trout in a Lake Above the Last Trees on the Headwaters of the Kern River A Limit of Rainbows from the Kern River A Limit of Rainbows on the Headwaters of the Kern-Kaweah Carton 4, Folder Rainbow Trout--Kings River Undated 58 A Limit of Rainbows from the Headwaters of the South Fork of the Kings River A Limit of Rainbows in the South Fork of the Kings River Rainbows in the Middle Fork of the Kings River I Rainbows in the Middle Fork of the Kings River II Rainbow Trout from the Cascades of the Middle Fork of the Kings River Rainbow Trout from the Gorge of the Middle Fork of the Kings River Rainbow Trout from the Middle Fork of the Kings River I Rainbow Trout from the Middle Fork of the Kings River II Rainbow Trout in the South Fork of the Kings River Carton 4, Folder Rainbow Trout--Lakes Undated 59 Angling for Rainbows in Roosevelt Lake Fly Casting for Rainbow Trout in Hamilton Lake: the Sierra Nevada A Limit of Rainbows from Benson Lake Rainbows in a Lake above Timberline in the Southern Sierra Nevada Timberline Rainbows in a Lake in the Southern Sierra Nevada Carton 4, Folder Rainbow Trout--Streams Undated 60 Fly Fishing for Rainbow Trout in a Stream More than Two Miles Above the Sea in the Southern Sierra Nevada A Limit of Rainbows from the Tuolumne River A Limit of Rainbows on the Headwaters of Milestone Creek: the Sierra Nevada Rainbow Fishing in Squaw Creek Rainbow Trout from Fish Creek Rainbow Trout from (Fly Fishing in) Fish Creek Rainbow Trout in a Sierra Stream in Early Autumn Carton 4, Folder Rainbow Trout--Tehipite Undated 61 October Rainbow Trout in the Tehipite Valley Rainbow Trout from the Little Tehipite Rainbow Trout in the Tehipite Valley Carton 4, Folder Rainbow Trout--Woods Creek Undated 62 Rainbows from Woods Creek: the Sierra Nevada I Rainbow Trout from Woods Creek: the Sierra Nevada II Rainbow Trout in Woods Creek: the Sierra Nevada I Rainbow Trout in Woods Creek: the Sierra Nevada II

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 40 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.7Fishing Undated

Carton 4, Folder Trout--General Undated 63 Angling for Trout in the Sierra Nevada of California An Autumn Day's Fishing in the Sierra Nevada A Day's Fishing in Autumn in the Sierra Nevada of California Fishing on the Fourth of July: the Southern Sierra Nevada High Altitude Trout in the Sierra Nevada Knapsacking and Trout Fishing in the Southern Sierra Nevada Pleasure of Memory: Trout Fishing Recollections in Northern California Timberline Trout in the Sierra Nevada Trout and Trout Fishing in the Southern Sierra Nevada Trout and Trout Waters of the Southern Sierra Nevada Trout Fever Trout Fishing in the Sierra Nevada Trout in the High Sierra Trout in the Southern High Sierra Trout in the Southern Sierra Nevada Tyro Trout Fishermen Carton 4, Folder Trout--General Advice Undated 64 A Little Farther, Trout Fisherman! Trout Fishing in the High Sierra Nevada Where Are the Trout? Carton 4, Folder Trout--Bishop Creek Undated 65 Trout Fishing on the Headwaters of Bishop Creek Trout Fishing on the Headwaters of the Middle Fork of Bishop Creek Trout Fly Fishing on the Headwaters of Bishop Creek Carton 4, Folder Trout--Creeks (Named) and Rivers Undated 66 (Camping and) Trout Fishing in Bubbs Creek: the Sierra Nevada A Day Fishing on Rock Creek Trout Fishing in Milestone Creek in the Southern Sierra Nevada Trout Fishing in Milestone Creek on the Headwaters of the Kern River Trout Fishing in Upper Big Pine Creek Trout Fishing in Virginia Creek Trout Fishing on Palisade Creek: the Southern Sierra Nevada Trout in the Headwaters of the South Fork of the San Joaquin River: Sierra Nevada Carton 4, Folder Trout--Gorges, Canyons, Valleys Undated 67 Angling for Trout in the Gorges and Canyons of the Sierra Nevada Angling for Trout in Gorges in the Sierra Nevada An Autumn Camping and Trout Fishing Trip in the Grand Canyon of the Tuolumne Trout Fishing in Matterhorn Canyon: Yosemite National Park Trout Fishing in Paradise Valley: the Sierra Nevada Trout Fishing in Tuolumne Canyon Trout Fishing in the Canyons of the Sierra Nevada Trout Fishing in the Great Canyons of the Southern Sierra Nevada Carton 4, Folder Trout--John Muir Trail Undated 68 Trout Fishing Along the John Muir Trail: the Sierra Nevada Trout in the Lakes and Streams Along the John Muir Trail Carton 4, Folder Trout--Kern River Undated 69 Trout Fishing in the Kern-Kaweah

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 41 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.7Fishing Undated

Trout Fishing in the Lakes and Streams on the Headwaters of the Kern: the Southern Sierra Nevada Trout Fishing on the Headwaters of the Kern River A Trout Fishing Trip to the Headwaters of the Kern River: the Sierra Nevada Carton 4, Folder Trout--Kings River Undated 70 Angling for Trout on the Headwaters of the Kings River: the Sierra Nevada Autumn Trout Fishing in the Middle Fork of the Kings River Autumn Trout Fishing in the South Fork of the Kings River Evening Trout Fishing in the Middle Fork of the Kings River Trout Fishing in the Middle Fork of the Kings River: the Sierra Nevada Trout Fishing on the Headwaters of the Kings River: the Sierra Nevada Trout in the Lakes and Streams of the Middle Fork of the Kings River: the Sierra Nevada Trout on Flies on the Headwaters of the South Fork of the Kings River Carton 4, Folder Trout--Lakes and Streams, General Undated 71 Trout Fishing in a High Sierra Lake Trout Fishing in a Stream East of the Crest of the Southern Sierra Nevada Trout Fishing in a Yosemite Park Lake Trout Fishing in the Lakes and Streams of the High Sierra Carton 4, Folder Trout--Lakes, Named Undated 72 An Hour's Fishing in the Rae Lakes Cutthroat Trout in Lonesome Lake: the Wind River Mountains of Wyoming Evening Trout Fishing in Lonesome Lake: The Wind River Mountains (mss. and typescript) Trout Fishing in Long Lake on the Headwaters of Rock Creek Trout Fishing in Roosevelt Lake: the Sierra Nevada Trout Fishing in the Rae Lakes of the Southern Sierra Nevada Trout Fishing in the Uppermost McCabe Lake Carton 5, Folder 1 Fly Fishing--General Undated Angle for Trout with Flies (Fifty Years of) Fly Fishing Up and Down the Sierra Nevada Flies for Trout Fly Fishing for Trout in the High Sierra Fly Fishing in the Sierra Nevada for the Average Trout Angler Fly Fishing in the Sierra Nevada for the Average Trout Fisherman Fly Fishing in the Streams and Lakes of the Sierra Nevada for the Average Trout Fisherman Fly Fishing on the Fourth of July in the Southern Sierra Nevada Fly Fishing Up and Down the Sierra Nevada Some Elements of Fly Fishing for Trout Carton 5, Folder 2 Fly Fishing--Bubbs Creek Undated Autumn Fly Fishing on Bubbs Creek: the Sierra Nevada Fly Fishing in Autumn on Bubbs Creek: the Sierra Nevada Fly Fishing on the Headwaters of Bubbs Creek: the Southern Sierra Nevada Carton 5, Folder 3 Fly Fishing--Rivers, Creeks, and Lakes Undated Autumn Fly Casting on the Kern River: the Sierra Nevada Camping and Fly Fishing on the Lamark Lakes: the Southern Sierra Nevada Fly Casting in October on the Headwaters of the Kern River Fly Casting in Seventh Lake (Palisade Basin) Fly Fishing in the Tuolumne: the Yosemite National Park Fly Fishing on a Wintery day on the Headwaters of Rock Creek: the Southern Sierra Nevada Fly Fishing on the Headwaters of the South Fork of the Kings River Fly Fishing on the Headwaters of Bishop creek Fly Fishing on Whitney Creek: the Southern Sierra Nevada

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 42 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.7Fishing Undated

Carton 5, Folder 4 Miscellaneous Fishing Undated An Artist goes Trout Fishing (re: Robert Clunie) Black Spotted Trout in Birch Creek Lake Blue Speckled Trout in Lonesome Lake: The Wind River Mountains of Wyoming A Contrast A Day's Fishing in the Tuolumne Canyon Deep Fry Them Mountaineering Mules--The Story of a Trout Planting Exploit in the Sierra Nevada Time Them Right

Subseries 2.8 Skiing Undated Physical Description: Carton 5, folders 5-24 Arrangement Arranged alphabetically. Scope and Content Note Consists of manuscripts and typescripts of Clyde's ski trips and advice on ski mountaineering.

Carton 5, Folder 5 Skis, Skiing--General Undated On Skis in the Sierra Nevada On Skis in the Southern Sierra Nevada Over the Snow on Snowshoes and Skis in the Southern Sierra Nevada Skiing in the Mountains of California Snow Sports in the Sierra Nevada Winter Sports in the Sierra Nevada Carton 5, Folder 6 Skis, Skiing--General--Spring (March, April) Undated An April Ski Ascent in the Southern Sierra Nevada An April Ski Trip in the Sierra Nevada An April Ski Trip in the Southern Sierra Nevada On Skis in Spring in the Sierra Nevada A Ski Trip in March on the Eastern Slope of the Southern Sierra Nevada Skiing in March in the Southern Sierra Nevada Spring Climbing and Skiing in the Southern Sierra Nevada Spring and Early Summer Skiing in the Sierra Nevada (two typescripts) Spring and Summer Skiing A Spring Sierra Nevada Ski-Climb A Spring Ski Climb in the Southern Sierra Nevada A Spring Ski Jaunt in the Sierra Nevada A Spring Ski Jaunt on the Headwaters of Big Pine Creek A Spring Ski Trip in the Southern Sierra Nevada (mss. and typescript) Carton 5, Folder 7 Skis, Skiing--General--Summer (May, June, July) Undated A Day's Skiing and Scrambling in the Southern Sierra Nevada in July A Day's Skiing in May in the Southern High Sierra A Fourth of July Ski Jaunt in the Southern Sierra Nevada (Peak 12,806) A Fourth of July Ski Ramble in the Southern Sierra Nevada Early Summer Climbing and Skiing in the Sierra Nevada January Skiing in June in the Southern Sierra Nevada A Ski Trip in June in the Southern Sierra Nevada Skis and Climbing Boots in the Southern Sierra Nevada in June (mss. and typescript) Skiing on the 21st of June in the Southern Sierra Nevada Skiing and Climbing in the Southern Sierra Nevada in June Skiing until Summer in the Sierra Nevada Carton 5, Folder 8 Skis, Skiing--General--Winter (December, January, February) Undated On Skis in Mid-Winter in the Sierra Nevada Ski Trip in the Sierra Nevada on the last Day of the Year

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 43 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.8Skiing Undated

Skis and the Enjoyment of the High Mountains in Winter Winter Cross Country Skiing in the High Sierra A Winter Ski Jaunt in the Eastern Sierra Nevada Carton 5, Folder 9 Skis, Skiing--General Trips Undated A Day's Ski Circuit in the Sierra Nevada A Day's Skiing in the Sierra Nevada A Ski Jaunt in the Eastern Sierra Nevada A Ski Jaunt in the Sierra Nevada I A Ski Jaunt in the Sierra Nevada II A Ski Jaunt in the Southern Sierra Nevada I A Ski Jaunt in the Southern Sierra Nevada II A Ski Ramble in the Southern Sierra Nevada A Ski Trip in the Southern Sierra Nevada I A Ski Trip in the Southern Sierra Nevada II A Snowshoe Trip into the Sierra Nevada A Snowshoe Trip in the Eastern Sierra Nevada I (mss. and typescript) A Snowshoe Trip in the Eastern Sierra Nevada II A Snowshoe Saunter in the Eastern Sierra Nevada Carton 5, Folder Skis, Skiing--General Advice Undated 10 Cross Country Skiing for the Average Skier Skiing is not Always a Delight Skill in and the Enjoyment of Skiing Traveling on Skis With a Novice on Skis in the Sierra Nevada Snowshoes-Snowshoeing Carton 5, Folder Big Pine Creek/Pine Creek Undated 11 An Interesting Day Climbing and Skiing on the Headwaters of the South Fork of the Big Pine Creek An Interesting Spring Day in the Amphiteheatre [sic] on the Headwaters of Big Pine Creek Ski Exploring on the Headwaters of Big Pine Creek A Ski Jaunt on the Headwaters of Pine Creek: the Sierra Nevada A Ski Trip to the Headwaters of Big Pine Creek Ski Trip up Big Pine Creek Skiing on Big Pine Creek in the Southern Sierra Nevada Carton 5, Folder Bishop Pass/Creek Undated 12 A Day's Skiing on the Headwaters of Bishop Creek On Skis to Bishop Pass: the Sierra Nevada Skiing and Climbing on the Headwaters of Bishop Creek in June Skiing and Climbing on the Headwaters of Bishop Creek in May A Solo Ski Trip to Bishop Pass: the Southern Sierra Nevada (mss. and typescript) Carton 5, Folder Finger Lakes Undated 13 Ski Trip to Finger Lakes On Skis to Finger Lakes Carton 5, Folder Glaciers Undated 14 A Ski Trip in June to the Mt. Abbot Glacier Skiing on the Glaciers of the Sierra Nevada Carton 5, Folder Hudsonian Zone Undated 15 A Mid-Winter Ski Ramble into the Hudsonian Zone of the Southern Sierra Nevada Skiing in the Hudsonian Zone of the Sierra Nevada

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 44 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.8Skiing Undated

Carton 5, Folder Hurd Peak Undated 16 Climbing Hurd Peak on Skis (one mss. and two typescripts) Down Hurd Peak on Skis Carton 5, Folder Palisades Undated 17 Climbing Boots and Skis on the Middle Palisades (mss. and typescript) A Day's Skiing in the Sierra Palisades Down from the Crest of the Palisades on Skis in May Down from the Crest of the Sierra Palisades on Skis An Enjoyable Climb to the Crest of the Sierra and Thrilling Return on Skis A February Ski Trip in the Sierra Palisades On Skis to the Crest of the Sierra Palisades A Ski Jaunt in the Sierra Palisades A Ski Run in the Southern Sierra Nevada (re: Middle Palisade) A Ski Trip Among the Palisades of the Southern Sierra Nevada Ski Trip in the Sierra Palisades I (two mss.) Ski Trip in the Sierra Palisades II Skiing Among the Sierra Palisades I Skiing Among the Sierra Palisades II Skiing and Tramping in Spring Among the Sierra Palisades A Snowshoe Trip in the Vicinity of the Palisades: the Sierra Nevada (mss. and typescript) Spring Skiing Among the Sierra Palisades A Spring Ski Climb in the Sierra Palisades A Spring Ski Jaunt in the Sierra Palisades A Spring Ski Jaunt to the North Palisade Glacier Spring Ski Trip in the Sierra Palisades To the North Palisade Glacier on Skis (A Ski Jaunt in May in the Sierra Palisades) (mss.) To the North Palisade Glacier on Skis in Spring (typescript) Untitled fragment re: Skiing Up Palisade Creek Carton 5, Folder Rock Creek Undated 18 A Circle in the Sierra in June on Skis (Rock Creek) On Skis to the Last Lake on Rock Creek Skiing on the First of June on the Headwaters of Rock Creek: the Sierra Nevada Carton 5, Folder Sequoia National Park Undated 19 A Ski Trip in May in the Giant Forest Skiing in May in the Giant Forest: the Sequoia National Park Skiing in the Giant Forest: Sequoia National Park Snow Sports in the Giant Forest: the Sequoia National Park A Spring Ski Jaunt in the Giant Forest A Spring Ski Trip to Tokopah Valley: the Sequoia National Park Carton 5, Folder Summit Lake Undated 20 On Skis to Summit Lake A Ski Jaunt to Summit Lake in the Sierra Nevada A Ski Trip in May to Summit Lake Ski Trip to Summit Lake To Summit Lake on Skis (mss. and typescript) To Summit Lake on Skis in April (typescript) To Summit Lake on Skis: the Sierra Nevada Carton 5, Folder Table Mountain Undated 21 Over Table Mountain on Skis Up Table Mountain on Skis (mss. and typescript)

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 45 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.8Skiing Undated

Carton 5, Folder Timberline/High Altitude Undated 22 On Skis to Timberline Lakes I On Skis to Timberline Lakes II Skiing Twelve Thousand Feet Above the Sea (with David Brower) To the Crest of the Sierra on Skis in June To the Last Timber on Skis Up to Timberline and Return on Skis in the Southern Sierra Nevada Carton 5, Folder Mt. Whitney Undated 23 A Late Winter Ski Ascent of Mt. Whitney, Highest Mountain in the Continental United States Up Mt. Whitney on Skis (mss. and typescript) Carton 5, Folder Miscellaneous Locations Undated 24 Around an Unnamed Mountain in the Southern Sierra Nevada on Skis Climbing Boots and Skis on Bear Creek Spire (mss. and typescript) Climbing Boots and Skis on Mt. Winchell: the Sierra Nevada Climbing Boots and Skis on Temple Crag Down Mt. Dade on Skis on June Twenty Second (mss. and typescript) Down Red Slate Mountain on Skis: the Sierra Nevada (mss. and typescript) Skis and Climbing Boots on Bear Creek Spire I (June 25) Skis and Climbing Boots on Bear Creek Spire II (June 7) A Ski Ascent of Mt. Agassiz A Ski Ascent of Mt. Winchell Up Bear Creek Spire from the Headwaters of Pine Creek (Skis and Climbing Boots on Bear Creek Spire III) Up to the High Basins on Skis Up to the High Basins on Skis in May Up to the High Basins on Skis in Spring Up to the High Cirques in the Sierra Nevada on Skis (mss.) Up to the High Sierra Cirques on Skis in Midwinter (typescript)

Subseries 2.9 Mountaincraft circa 1938-1941, undated Physical Description: Carton 5, folders 25-52 Arrangement Original order was maintained. Scope and Content Note Consists of manuscripts and typescripts detailing Clyde's recommendations regarding backpacking and vacationing in the mountains. Includes advice about camping equipment, clothing, food and cooking, footwear, repair and care of equipment, ropes and safety, keeping occupied, cameras, guns, and Sierra "characters."

Carton 5, Folder Tips for Vacationers Undated 25 Conservation for the Vacationist in the Mountains Suggestions for Summer Vacationists in the Sierra Nevada Suggestions for Tramping and Climbing in the High Mountains Varied Vacation Interests in the Mountains Wintering in the Sierra Nevada Carton 5, Folder Axes Undated 26 Axes--Large and Small--for the Outdoorsman Axes and Outers Axes and Outing Axes and Saws for the Outdoorsman The Choice of an Axe by a Backpacker

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 46 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.9Mountaincraft circa 1938-1941, undated

The Cruiser Axe for the Outdoorsman The Section of an Axe by the Outdoorsman Shall I Carry an Axe on my Knapsack Trip? The Sportsman and his Axe Take Care of Your Axe and that of the Other Fellow, Too There is Plenty of Wood If You Have the Tools with Which to Get It. Treat the Other Fellow's Axe Fairly Carton 5, Folder Backpacks, Packboards, Knapsacks Undated 27 Back packs Four Desirable Back Packs The Large Packboard Light or Heavy Backpacking The Packboard The Rucksack The Rucksack for the Outdoorsman The Rucksack Habit The Selection of a Pack The Selection of a Backpack Some Desirable Back Packs The Trapper Nelson Packboard The Tump Line as an Auxiliary to Heavy Back Packing The Use of a Belt or Strap in Backpacking Carton 5, Folder Camping Undated 28 Camping in the Hudsonian Zone during Summer Comfort in Camping Comfortable Bivouacking (mss.) Comfortable Bivouacking in the Mountains of the West (typescript) Co-operation in Camping Forced Bivouacs Look for Natural Shelter Selecting a Camping Place in the Sierra Nevada Summer Camping in the Sierra Nevada of California Take Advantage of Natural Shelter for Camp or Bivouac Three Timberline Camps in the Sierra Nevada Carton 5, Folder Clothes Undated 29 Adapt the Amount of Clothing Worn both to Temperature and Activity Elastic on Trousers for Vacation Use Jacket Versus Coat for the Outdoorsman Leggings for the Outdoorsman Leggings or No Leggings for the Outdoorsman More Complete Insulation in Clothing for Outdoorsman Pull on a Parka Streamline Them A Suggestion for Trousers for Sportsmen Trousers for Sportsmen "Zouave" Trousers Carton 5, Folder Cooking and Cooking Utensils Undated 30 Adequate Cooking Utensils on a Knapsack Trip (mss. and typescript) Baking in the Hot Ashes or Coals of a Camp Fire A Cooking Kit for Knapsacking It Worked A Useful Contrivance for Cooking in Camp The Woodsman's Range (mss. and typescript)

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 47 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.9Mountaincraft circa 1938-1941, undated

Carton 5, Folder Drinks Undated 31 Acid Drinks for Outdoor Use Harmless Drinks for Vacationists (mss.) Harmless Drinks for Vacationists in Forest and Mountains (mss.) Some Beverages, Nutritious and Refreshing, for Summer Campers Some Nourishing and Refreshing Drinks for the Outdoorsman Carton 5, Folder Equipment Undated 32 Afoot Along Mountain Trails Duplicates in One's Equipment Equipment of the Hiker and Climber in the Sierra Nevada Equipment and Knapsacking and Mountaineering in the Sierra Nevada (mss.) Suitable Equipment for Mountaineering in the Sierra Nevada (typescript) Lay It Down Carefully Mountaineering Equipment for the Average Climber in the Sierra Nevada Small But Useful Articles on an Outing in Mountain or Forest Equipment Carton 5, Folder Fires Undated 33 A Convenient and Efficient Fire Starter Dry Wood An Emergency Fire Lighter A Fire Coaxing Device Kindling a Wood Fire Kindling Fires in Mountain or Forest The Woodpile Carton 5, Folder Food Undated 34 Concentrated Foods for Campers--Some Suggestions Don't Carry Water (in your food) Dried Beans Food and Backpacking Luncheon When on the Move Mountain Top Sherbits [sic] Quick Energy Concentrated Food for the Outdoorsman Some Concentrated Foods for the Outdoorsman The Use of Food Cakes in Knapsacking Carton 5, Folder Footwear Undated 35 The Care of Footwear While on an Outing The Care of Footwear While on an Outing in the Wilderness Climbing Nails or Not in Outing Footwear Don't Throw Away the Uppers of Your Discarded High Tops An Extra Pair of Dry Woolen Socks Felt About Tops of Shoes Footgear for Summer in the High Sierra Nevada Footwear Efficiency and Safety in Mountain and Forest Footwear for Mountain and Forest Footwear for Sportsmen--a Few Suggestions Footwear for the High Mountains of the West Footwear for the Mountains Footwear Precautions for the Outdoorsman in Forest and Mountain Footwear Safety Footwear Traction Hose for Outdoorsman in the Mountains A Nail on Time Socks for the Outdoorsman

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 48 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.9Mountaincraft circa 1938-1941, undated

Summer Footwear for the Mountains of the West Take Care of Your Feet Traction in Footwear for the Outdoorsman Treat Your Feet Right A Use for the Uppers of Old Worn Out High Tops What Footwear shall the Man Afoot Wear in the High Mountains of the West? The Weight of Footwear Carton 5, Folder Knapsacking Undated 36 The Advantages of Backpacking Backpacking in the Sierra Nevada "Base Camp" Knapsacking Circle Trips in the Southern Sierra Nevada Food and Equipment Caches on Knapsack Trips Knapsacking in the High Mountains of the West Knapsacking in the Sierra Nevada Leisurely Knapsacking Wilderness Backpacking Carton 5, Folder Miscellaneous Tools and Gadgets Undated 37 Binoculars Carrying a Canteen Consider the Machete The Machete for the Outdoorsman Take Along a Flashlight A Useful "Gadget" for the Deerhunter Carton 5, Folder Repair and Care of Equipment Undated 38 Anticipation A Compact Sewing Kit "Dolce Far Niente" Elastic Webbing An Extra Pocket Knife Fix It Now Linseed Oil Mechanics Tape Neither a Borrower nor a Lender Be Plastic Bags for the Outdoorsman A "Pocket" Kit A Pound of Leather Thongs and Scraps Shellac A Small Pair of Pliers A Stitch in Time Three Small Repair Kits Trifles? Uses for Elastic Webbing Carton 5, Folder Ropes Undated 39 Ropes for Campers and Vacationists Take Along a Rope for Safety on Wilderness Trips The Use of a Rope as a Safeguard for the Outdoorsman Unnamed Fragment of Ropes Carton 5, Folder Safety Undated 40 Be Careful of Snow and Ice Be Prepared for Emergency Keeping Oriented in the Forest or Mountains Reasonable Precautions in the Mountains

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 49 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.9Mountaincraft circa 1938-1941, undated

Some Precautions for the Outdoorsman in Mountain and Forest Untitled (on precautions) Untitled ("How Much Do You Consider Your Bones Worth?") Carton 5, Folder Saws Undated 41 Crosscut Saws for Campers Saws for Campers I Saws for Campers II Carton 5, Folder Sleeping Out Undated 42 The Air Mattress and the Camper Concerning Sleeping Bags for the Camper Economy in Camp Bedding Sleeping Bags for the Wilderness Outdoorsman Sleeping by a Fire While Camping in the Mountains Sleeping Comfort for Campers and Bivouacers Sleeping Equipment and Camp Bedding for the Summer Camper in the Mountains Carton 5, Folder Walking Sticks Undated 43 The Ice Axe A Stout Stick in the Mountains Suggestions for the Use of a Walking Stick in the Mountains Two Legs Do Not Always Seem to be Enough Walking Sticks Carton 5, Folder Winter and Snow Gear Undated 44 Emergency Snow Gear A Home Made Ski Wax Non-Skidding Snowshoes Skiing Adds Greatly to the Enjoyment of the High Mountains in the Winter Skill in and the Enjoyment of Skiing Snowshoes and Snowshoeing Snowshoes or Skis for the Hunter and Trapper in the Winter? Snowshoes or Skis for the Hunter, Trapper, and Winter Cruiser? Some Suggestions for Snowshoes Carton 5, Folder General Advice Undated 45 Not Too Old, but Too Atrophied Stay With It a Little Longer Technique Unavoidable Hardships--Ignore Them Untitled (on walking) Carton 5, Folder Cameras Undated 46 The Camera in the Sierra Nevada in Summer Taking Pictures in the High Mountains Verichrome Film in the High Mountains With Camera in the Sierra Nevada With Camera in the Sierra Nevada in Winter Carton 5, Folder Guns and Revolvers Undated 47 Fun and Food with my Twenty-Two Caliber Pistols and Revolvers Handguns and Rattlesnakes Improved Pistol Targets My Colt Woodsman My Pistol--A Companion in my Rambles My Pistols and Revolvers

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 50 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.9Mountaincraft circa 1938-1941, undated

My Pistols and Revolvers as Game Getters My Revolvers My Twenty-Two Caliber Pistols and Revolvers Pistols and Revolvers for Recreation and Protection Pistols and Revolvers for the Outdoorsman--Their Portability Revolvers and Pistols are Sometimes Useful Revolvers and Pistols as a Means of Recreation, Sport and Protection String Cleaning for Rifle and Handgun Carton 5, Folder Jules' Boys--Cache and Carry Trips Undated 48 An August Ramble over Sierra Nevada Peaks A "Cache and Carry" Knapsack Trip in the Southern Sierra Nevada A Lake Camp in the High Sierra Over Muir Pass: the Sierra Nevada Over the Crest of the Southern Sierra Nevada Carton 5, Folder Keeping Occupied circa 1941, undated 49 A Cabin in the Forest or the Mountains Holing Up for a Sierra Winter (published article, February 1941) Keeping Up with my Hobbies Snow Bound in the Sierra Nevada (one mss. and two typescripts) Snowed In Spring Fever in the Sierra Nevada Winter in the High Mountains Winter Storms Carton 5, Folder Sierra "Characters" Undated 50 An Aged Dweller in the Sierra Nevada A Dweller in the Sierra "Monte" Shep Carton 5, Folder Miscellany circa 1938, undated 51 Alone in the Sierra Nevada Along Sierra Trails (two typescripts) Courage and Skill in Adventures in the Great Outdoors Dewey's "Democracy and Education," Chapters XVII-XXI From the Land of Little Rain (radio broadcast from Geneva College, Station WKST, Ellwood City [Pennsylvania], Monday, June 12, 1939) High and Low in California Horse Wrangling on Skis Mid-Winter Siesta "Al Fresco"; in the Sierra Nevada A Moonlight Stroll in the Eastern Sierra Nevada A Motor Trip to Saline Valley Reasonable Foresight in Providing for a Trip (an auto trip across the desert) A Snow Survey Trip in the Sierra Nevada A Winter in the Sierra Nevada, being the Adventures of a Would-be [illegible] (re: a roof that collapsed from the snow Norman did not shovel off in time). Wintering in the Sierra Nevada Wintering in a Tent in the Sierra Nevada Untitled: re: Wintering at the Portal Carton 5, Folder Draft fragments Undated 52

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 51 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 2Manuscripts circa 1912, 1924-1968, 2002, undated Subseries 2.10Sierra Club Book Project 1965-1968, [2002]

Subseries 2.10 Sierra Club Book Project 1965-1968, [2002] Physical Description: Carton 5, folders 53-58 Arrangement Original order was maintained. Scope and Content Note Correspondence, notes, and the final manuscript of a proposed Sierra Club book project about Clyde's life and writings, to be edited by Fred Fertig. The correspondence is arranged chronologically and includes letters from from Clyde, Fertig, Tom Turner, and David Brower, who was asked to write a foreward to the book. An outline for the book suggests that it would have included a biographical essay, Clyde's stories and articles, his notes on nature, illustrations, maps, "Clydisms," a bibliography, and records of Clyde's climbs. Also included are some of Clyde's photographs, many of which were considered for inclusion in the manuscript.

Carton 5, Folder Correspondence 1962-1968 53 Carton 5, Folder Fred Fertig's notes Undated 54 Carton 5, Folder Manuscript--foreward, outline, quotations, background correspondence, climbing 55-57 stories, and wildlife stories 1969, undated Carton 5, Folder "Final" draft [2002] 58 Carton 5, Folder Norman Clyde photos for possible use in book 15 January 2002, undated 59 Carton 5, Folder Secondary Clyde photographs Undated 60

Subseries 2.11 Notebooks and Publication Notes circa 1924-1962, 1971 Physical Description: Box 1, folders 1-4 Arrangement Original order was maintained Scope and Content Note Includes Clyde's composition books, which contain diary entries, subjects for sketches, and records of articles he submitted for publication; lists of articles on the Sierra Nevada that were published; notes on publication dates taken from Clyde's records; lists of newsclippings about Clyde; slide inventories; and a press release for Norman Clyde of the Sierra Nevada: Rambles Through the Range of Light.

Box 1, Folder 1 Notebooks c. 1924-1930, 1958-1966 Box 1, Folder 2 Publication notes c. 1927-1962 Box 1, Folder 3 List of slides Undated Box 1, Folder 4 Press release circa 1971 Series 3 Interviews 1967-1968 Physical Description: Box 1, folders 5-15 Arrangement Arranged chronologically. Scope and Content Note Transcripts of the interviews from Mountaineering: Interviews with Norman Clyde , conducted between December 20, 1967 and January 7, 1968, by Bruce Kilgore, Robin E. Way, Hervey Vogé, Jules Eichorn, Jim Harkins, Julie de C. Martinez [Mortimer], Fred Stitt, Eleanor Bartlett, Charlotte Mauk, and Fred Fertig.

Box 1, Folder 5 Recollections of Norman Clyde, as told to Bruce Kilgore and Robin E. Way 1967 Dec. 20 Box 1, Folder 6 Recollections of Norman Clyde, as told to Jim Harkins circa 1967 Dec.

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 52 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972 Series 3Interviews 1967-1968

Box 1, Folder 7 Recollections of Norman Clyde, as told to Hervey Vogé and Swift 1967 Dec. 21 Box 1, Folder 8 Recollections of Norman Clyde, as told to Vogé 1967 Dec. 29 Box 1, Folder 9 Recollections of Norman Clyde, as told to Kilgore 1967 Dec. 29 Box 1, Folder Recollections of Norman Clyde, as told to Vogé 1967 Dec. 31-1968 Jan. 4 10-12 Box 1, Folder 13 Recollections of Norman Clyde, as told to Kilgore 1968 Jan. 5 Box 1, Folder 14 Recollections of Norman Clyde, as told to guests at a party (at the home of Julie de C. Martinez [Mortimer] and Fred Stitt (with Eleanor Bartlett and Charlotte Mauk) 1968 Jan. 6 Box 1, Folder 15 Recollections of Norman Clyde, as told to guests at a party 1968 Jan. 7 Series 4 Biographical Materials 1923-1934, 1992-1993 Physical Description: Box 1, folders 16-18 Arrangement Arranged hierarchically. Grouped by materials compiled by Clyde himself and materials collected by others. Scope and Content Note Includes Clyde's scrapbook; articles recounting several of Clyde's rescue missions, including his recovery of the body of Walter A. Starr, Jr. in 1933; copies of death and marriage certificates; correspondence; notes on his family history; obituaries; and materials from the Owens Valley Unified School District, Inyo County, and Trinity High School.

Box 1, Folder 16 A Mountain a Day 1923 Box 1, Folder 17 Walter A. Starr 1927-1934 Box 1, Folder 18 Biographical material from Michael R. Slater 1992-1993

Finding Aid to the Norman Clyde BANC MSS 79/33 c 53 Papers, 1912-circa 2002, bulk 1923-1972