PL 35 National Parks Historic Sites National Monuments Price List 35 • 48th Edition • March 1972 SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE WASHINGTON, D.C. 20402 TABLE OF CONTENTS—PL 35 NATIONAL PARKS

Page This price list shows the availability of our stock at the time of going to press. Antietam 1 Supplies of all publications listed are limited, and prices are subject to change Badlands '. 1 without advance notice. Canyon de Chelly 1 Publications listed herein should be ordered from the Supenntendent of Docu­ Chalmette 2 ments, United States Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402, giv­ Colonial National Historical Park 2 ing catalog and/or stock (S/N) number and title. Use order blank at end of list Custer Battlefield 2 when ordering publications. Custis-Lee Mansion 2 All publications are in paper covers unless otherwise specified. Death Valley 2 ADAMS National Park Historic Site, , Va. and N.C. Ford's Theater 3 150. Catalog No. I 29.6: B 62/3 Fort Davis 3 [Mass.]. 100. Catalog No. I 29.21: Ad 1 S/N 2405-0217 Fort Necessity 3 S/N 2405-9072 BOATING REGULATIONS in the Na­ Fort Pulaski 3 AGATE FOSSIL BEDS National Monu­ tional Park System. 400. Fort Raleigh 3 ment, Nebr. 100. Catalog No. I 29.9: B 63 Fredericksburg 3 Catalog No. I 29.21: Ag 1 S/N 2405-0243 Gettysburg . 3 S/N 2405-0283 BRICES CROSS ROADS National Bat­ Golden Spike 4 ANTIETAM. tlefield Site, Miss. 50. Great Smoky Mountains 4 Antietam National Battlefield Site, Md. Catalog No. 129.21: B 76 Guilford Courthouse 4 100. Catalog No. I 29.21: An 8/3 S/N 2405-0077 S/N 2405-0209 Historical Handbook Series 4 BUCK ISLAND REEF [National Monu­ House Where Lincoln Died 7 Antietam National Battlefield Site, Md. ment, V.I.]. 100. 400. Catalog No. I 29.58: 31 Catalog No. I 29.21: B 85 Independence National Historical Park 7 S/N 2405-0078 Jamestown, Va i 7 S/N 2405-0180 Kennesaw Mountain 8 APPOMATTOX COURT House National BUFFALO NATIONAL RIVER. Pro­ Historical Park, Va. 100. posed Buffalo National River, Ark. Lincoln Memorial 8 Catalog No. I 29.21: Ap 6/2 500. Catalog No. I 29.2: B 86/5 Mesa Verde National Park 8 S/N 2405-0074 S/N 2405-0001 Morristown 8 ARCHES National Monument, Utah. CANYON DE CHELLY. National Park System 9 100. Catalog No. I 29.21: Ar 2/2 Canyon de Chelly [National Monu­ Natural History Handbooks 12 S/N 2405-0075 ment, Ariz.]. 100. Ocmulgee 12 AZTEC RUINS National Monument, N. Catalog No. I 29.21: C 16 Richmond 12 Mex. 300. Catalog No. I 29.58: 36 S/N 2405-0079 S/N 2405-0185 Rocky Mountain 12 Excavations at Tse-Ta'a, Canyon de Roosevelt, Theodore 12 BADLANDS. Theodore Roosevelt and Chelly National Monument, Ariz. Source Book Series 13 the Dakota Badlands. 250. $2.25. Catalog No. I 29.59 : 9 Catalog No. I 29.2: R 67/3 S/N 2405-0212 Tree Preservation Bulletins 13 S/N 2405-0015 Wright Brothers 14 Portrays the early history of the Bad­ The White House, Canyon de Chelly lands and the part Theodore Roosevelt Yorktown, Va 14 played in developing the northern open National Monument, Ariz., National Yosemite National Park 14 range cattle industry. Reproductions of Parks, USA [poster]. 42 x 28 in. photographs illustrate the Badlands, his­ 400. Catalog No. I 29.20/2: C 16 torical scenes, and the life of Theodore S/N 2405-0062 Roosevelt and his contemporaries in the 188G"s. CAPE COD National Seashore, [Mass.]. BANDELIER National Monument, N. 150. Catalog No. I 29.6/2 : C 17 Mex. 350. Catalog No. I 29.58: 23 S/N 2405-0043 For your convenience some of the more popular subject groupings contained in this price list are listed above. This, of course, is not a complete index or S/N 2405-0173 CAPE HATTERAS National Seashore, table of contents. BIG HOLE National Battlefield, Mont. N.C. 100. 100. Catalog No. I 29.21: B 48 Catalog No. I 29.6/2: C 17h S/N 2405-0076 S/N 2405-0044 1 2 PRICE LIST 3 5—4 8TH EDITION NATIONAL PARKS 3

CASA GRANDE RUINS [National COLORADO National Monument, EFFIGY MOUNDS National Monument, FORT PULASKI. Monument, Ariz.]. 100. [Colo.]. 100. Iowa. 100. Fort Pulaski National Monument, Ga. Catalog No. I 29.21: C 26/6 Catalog No. 129.21: Ef 42 100. Catalog No. I 29.21: F 77 p/4 Catalog No. I 29.21: C 72/2 S/N 2405-0101 S/N 2405-0082 S/N 2405-0087 S/N 2405-0094 Fort Pulaski National Monument, Ga. CASTLE CLINTON National Monument, CORONADO National Memorial, Ariz. FEDERAL HALL National Memorial, N.Y. 100. 400. Catalog No. I 29.58:18 100. Catalog No. 129.21: C 81 New York City. 100. S/N 2405-0168 Catalog No. I 29.21: C 27/2 S/N 2405-0264 Catalog No. 129.21 :F 31 S/N 2405-0276 S/N 2405-0220 FORT RALEIGH. Search for the Cittie of Raleigh, archeological excavations CHACO CANYON National Monument, CRATERS OF THE MOON National FIRE ISLAND National Seashore, N.Y. Monument, Idaho. 100. at Fort Raleigh National Historic N. Mex. 100. 100. Catalog No. I 29.6/2 : F 51 Catalog No. I 29.21: C 85/2 S/N 2405-0045 Site, N.C. $1.00. Catalog No. I 29.21: C 34 S/N 2405-0088 Catalog No. 129.59:6 S/N 2405-0083 FORD'S THEATER. S/N 2405-0230 CURECANTI , CHALMETTE. Ford's theatre [and] the house where FORT SUMTER National Monument, Chalmette. 400. Colo. 100. Catalog No. 129.39 : C 92 Lincoln died. 100. S/N 2405-0210 S.C. 350. Catalog No. I 29.58:12 Catalog No. I 29.9/2: C 35 Catalog No. 129.21: F 75/2 S/N 2405-0163 S/N 2405-0049 CUSTER BATTLEFIELD. S/N 2405-0095 Title page reads: Master Plan for FORT UNION. National Monument, N. Custer Battlefield, Mont., National Ford's Theatre and The House Where Mex. 300. Catalog No. I 29.58: 35 Chalmette National Historical Park, La. Parks USA [colored poster]. Lincoln Died. 500. S/N 2405-0184 Chalmette National Historical Park, 42 x 28 in. 200. Catalog No. 129.58: 3 La. 400. Catalog No. I 29.58 : 29 Catalog No. 129.20/2: C 96 S/N 2405-0226 FORT WASHINGTON, Md. 100. S/N 2405-0178 S/N 2405-0064 Catalog No. I 29.21: F 77 w FORT CAROLINE National Memorial, S/N 2405-0013 CHERRY BLOSSOMS, Washington, D.C. Custer Battlefield National Monument, Fla. 100. Catalog No. I 29.21: F 77c FREDERICKSBURG. 100. Catalog No. I 29.2: C 42/2 Mont. $1.25. Catalog No. 129.58:1 S/N 2405-0221 Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania Na­ S/N 2405-0003 S/N 2405-0160 FORT DAVIS. tional Military Park, Va. 50. CHICKAMAUGA AND CHATTANOOGA CUSTIS-LEE MANSION. Fort Davis National Historic Site, Tex. Catalog No. 129.21: F 87/4 BATTLEFIELDS, Chickamauga and Custis-Lee Mansion, Arlington, Va. 100. Catalog No. I 29.21: F 77da S/N 2405-0103 Chattanooga National Military Park, 100. Catalog No. I 29.21: L 51/4 S/N 2405-0097 Ga.-Tenn. 400. Where a hundred thousand fell, the S/N 2405-0122 battles of Fredericksburg, Chancel- Catalog No. 129.58 : 25 Fort Davis National Historic Site, Tex. lorsville, the Wilderness and Spotsyl­ S/N 2405-0229 Custis-Lee Mansion, Robert E. Lee 300. Catalog No. I 29.58: 38 vania Court House. 700. S/N 2405-0187 COLONIAL NATIONAL HISTORICAL Memorial, Va. 400. Catalog No. 129.58: 39 PARK. Catalog No. I 29.58: 6 Tells the story of Fort Davis from the S/N 2405-0188 S/N 2405-0192 events leading to its founding In 1854 America's oldest legislative assembly to its establishment as a National Histor­ GEORGE WASHINGTON Birthplace and its Jamestown statehouses. 300. DEATH VALLEY. ic Site in 1963. The booklet contains National Monument, Va. 250. Catalog No. I 29.52: 2 numerous photographs and gives infor­ The Bighorn of Death Valley. $1.50. mational and descriptive material con­ Catalog No. I 29.58: 26 S/N 2405-0232 Catalog No. 129.13 : 6 cerning the fort. S/N 2405-0175 S/N 2405-0060 James Towne in the words of contem­ FORT JEFFERSON National Monu­ GEORGETOWN Historic Waterfront, poraries. 200. Catalog No. I 29.50: 5 Dunes, Death Valley National Monu­ ment, Fla. 100. Washington, D.C, a review of canal S/N 2405-0158 ment, Calif, and Nev., National Parks Catalog No. I 29.21: F 77j and riverside architecture. 700. Jamestown. Va. 100. USA [poster]. 42 x 28 in. 400. S/N 2405-0098 Catalog No. 129.74 : G 29/2 Catalog No. 129.20/2: D 34 S/N 2405-0206 Catalog No. I 29.21: J 23 FORT LARAMIE National Monument, S/N 2405-0115 S/N 2405-0065 Wyo. 350. Catalog No. 129.58: 20 GETTYSBURG National Military Park, S/N 2405-0171 Pa. 400. Catalog No. I 29.58:9 Jamestown, Va., the townsite and its DEVILS TOWER. Relates the history of Fort Laramie— S/N 2405-0196 story. 400. Catalog No. I 29.58: 2 Devils Tower [National Monument, site of fur-trade post and principal mili­ S/N 2405-0170 Wyo.]. 100. tary post guarding the covered wagon GIANT SEQUOIAS of California. 250. trails to Oregon, Utah, and California, Catalog No. 129.2 : Se 6/3 New discoveries at Jamestown, site of Catalog No. I 29.21: D 49/4 S/N 2405-0092 1834-90. A short description of historic S/N 2405-0016 the first successful English settle­ points of interest is included. These great trees, often called "na­ ment in America. 500. ture's forest masterpieces," have long been Lava Columns, Devils Postpile Na­ a source of wonder and amazement to Catalog No. I 29.21: J 23/2 tional Monument, Calif., National FORT McHENRY. National Monument and Historic Shrine, [Md.]. 350. many visitors. This pamphlet vividly S/N 2405-0114 Parks USA [poster]. 42 x 28 in. describes these age-old trees together with 400. Catalog No. I 29.20/2 : D 49 Catalog No. I 29.58: 5 many thrilling photographs. Yorktown and the siege of 1781. 400. S/N 2405-0191 Catalog No. I 29.58 :14 S/N 2405-0215 GILA CLIFF DWELLINGS [National S/N 2405-0165 DINOSAUR QUARRY, Dinosaur Na­ FORT NECESSITY. Monument, N. Mex.]. 100. Fort Necessity National Battlefield, Pa. Catalog No. I 29.21: G 37/4 Yorktown Battlefield, Colonial Na­ tional Monument, Colo.-Utah. 350. Catalog No. 129.21: D 61/2 100. Catalog No. I 29.21: F 77n/2 S/N 2405-0104 tional Historical Park, Va. 100. S/N 2405-0093 S/N 2405-0100 Catalog No. 129.21: C 71/10 The story of the Dinosaur Quarry in GLACIER BAY. S/N 2405-0086 Dinosaur National Monument, from Fort Necessity National Battlefield Glacier Bay National Monument, which have come many of the dinosaur Alaska. 150. Yorktown, climax of the Revolution. Site, Pa. 350. skeletons that are seen today in our Catalog No. I 29.58:19 Catalog No. I 29.21: G 45 250. Catalog No. I 29.50 :1 great museums, is related in this pub­ S/N 2405-0105 S/N 2405-0155 lication. S/N 2405-0169 4 PRICE LIST 35—4 8TH EDITION NATIONAL PARKS 5

GLACIER BAY—Continued HAMPTON [National Historic Site, 7. Morristown National Historical 15. Manassas (Bull Run) National Iceberg, Glacier Bay National Monu­ Md.]. 100. Cat. No. 129.21: H 18 Park, military capital of American Battlefield Park, Va. 350. ment, Alaska, National Parks USA S/N 2405-0109 Revolution. 350. Catalog No. 129.58:15 [poster]. 42 x 28 in. 400. Catalog No. I 29.58: 7 S/N 2405-0227 Catalog No. 129.20/2 : G 45 HARPERS FERRY National Park, S/N 2405-0194 Relates the history of two of the more W. Va.-Md. 100. famous battles of the Civil War—the S/N 2405-0066 Presents the story of Morristown, site Catalog No. I 29.21: H 23 opening engagement of that great conflict, GLACIER National Park, Mont., United of Washington's military headquarters the First Battle of Manassas, July 21 S/N 2405-0110 and the main encampment of his Con­ 1861, and the Second Battle of Manassas States Section, Waterton-Glacier In­ tinental Army during the winters of 1777 fought approximately a year later, paved ternational Peace Park. 150. and 1779-80, during the American the way for Lee's first invasion of the HAWAII. Haleakala [National Park, Revolution. North. A short description of the chief Catalog No. I 29.6: G 45/8 Island of Maui, Hawaii]. 150. points of historic interest on the two S/N 2405-0241 Catalog No. I 29.6: H 13 8. Hopewell Village National Historic battlefields is Included. GOLDEN SPIKE. S/N 2405-0275 Site, Pa. 350. Catalog No. I 29.58: 8 17. Independence National Historical Golden Spike. 600. S/N 2405-0195 Catalog No. I 29.58: 40 HISTORICAL HANDBOOK SERIES. Park, Philadelphia, Pa. 400. Relates the story of Hopewell Village— Catalog No. I 29.58: 17 S/N 2405-0190 1. Custer Battlefield National Monu­ representative of early ironmaking com­ ment, Mont. $1.25. S/N 2405-0167 Golden Spike National Historic Site, munities from which developed the Catalog No. I 29.58:1/3 mighty iron and steel industry of modern Relates the history of Independence [Utah]. 100. masters of the 19th century, under whom Hall and the historical events which took S/N 2405-0160 the furnace enjoyed so much growth and place here—the adoption of the Declara­ Catalog No. I 29.21: G 56 prosperity. S/N 2405-0106 A new interpretation of Custer's expe­ tion of Independence, the meeting place dition against the Indians in 1876, the of the Continental Congress and the Con­ GRAN QUIVIRA. battle of the Little Bighorn, including 9. Gettysburg National Military Park, stitutional Convention of 1787, and the Indian participation accounts, a photo­ Pa. 400. Catalog No. I 29.58: 9 seat of Government of the United States Excavations in a 17th-century Jumano graphic essay, new maps, and drawing by from 1790 to 1800. A history of the Pueblo, Gran Quivira. $1.75 S/N 2405-0196 Liberty Bell and descriptions of other the famed artist, Leonard Baskin. points of interest are included. Catalog No. I 29.59 : 8 Relates the history of the campaign S/N 2405-0231 2. Jamestown, Va., the townsite and its and battle of Gettysburg, July 1-3, 1863, one of the great decisive battles of Ameri­ 18. Fort Pulaski National Monument, Gran Quivira National Monument, N. story. 400. Catalog No. I 29.58: 2 can history. Also included Is the story Ga. 400. Catalog No. I 29.58:18 S/N 2405-0170 of the establishment and dedication of Mex. 100. Catalog No. I 29.21: G 76 the Cemetery, the famous Gettysburg Ad­ S/N 2405-0168 S/N 2405-0108 Relates the history of Jamestown, dress, delivered by Abraham Lincoln, a Tells the story of the construction of Va.—site of the first permanent English few months after the battle, and a short Fort Pulaski and the siege and surrender GRAND PORTAGE National Monument, settlement in America (1607). description of the historic points of in­ of this great fort in the Civil War in Minn. 150. terest in the park. April 1862. Catalog No. I 29.21: G 76/2 3. Ford's Theatre and House Where S/N 2405-0107 Lincoln Died. 500. 10. Shiloh National Military Park, 19. Fort Necessity National Battle­ Catalog No. 129.58: 3/4 Tenn. 400. Catalog No. I 29.58:10 field Site, Pa. 350. GRAND TETON National Park, Wyo. S/N 2405-0226 Catalog No. I 29.58: 19 150 Catalog No. I 29.6: G 76/20 This handbook, well illustrated with S/N 2405-0161 S/N 2405-0021 pictures and photographs, relates the Describes the preliminary cumpaign, S/N 2405-0169 story of the assassination and death of the first and second day of the battle. Relates the story of the opening en­ GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS. Abraham Lincoln, as well as the story of April 6 and 7. 1862, and the results of the gagement of the French and Indian War Battle of Shiloh. Also a brief description Great Smoky Mountains National his life. New material on the restored of the numbered markers placed at points at Fort Necessity July 3, 1754. Park, N.C., and Tenn. 250. theatre and new museum are included. of interest in the park is given. 20. Fort Laramie National Monument, Catalog No. I 29.6: G 79/6 Wyo. 350. Catalog No. I 29.58: 20 S/N 2405-0022 4. Saratoga National Historical Park, 11. Statue of Liberty National Monu­ N.Y. 300. Catalog No. I 29.58: 4 ment, Liberty Island, N.Y. 350. S/N 2405-0171 Great Smoky Mountains National S/N 2405-0189 Catalog No. 129.58:11 Relates the history of Fort Laramie— Park, N.C., and Tenn. 750. site of fur trade post and principal mili­ Tells the story of the two battles of S/N 2405-0162 tary post guarding the covered wagon Catalog No. I 29.62 : 5 Saratoga, scene of the decisive American S/N 2405-0201 victory over Burgoyne 1777 marking the Gives the history of the construction, trails to Oregon, Utah, and California, Explains the natural history of the turning point of the American Revolu­ completion, and presentation of the Statue 1834-90. A short description of historic scenir Great Smoky Mountains. Contains tion and decisive battle in world history. of Liberty, a complete description of the points of Interest Is Included. numerous photographs of the flowers, ani­ great monument, and the story of the mals, and scenic views, as well as in­ 5. Fort McHenry National Monument men who worked on it. 21. Vicksburg National Military Park, formative data on the area, wildlife, Miss. 400. Catalog No. I 29.58: 21 plants, climate, and other items of in­ and Historic Shrine, Md. 350. 12. Fort Sumter National Monument. S/N 2405-0228 terest. A map of the area is also Catalog No. 129.58: 5 S.C. 350. Catalog No. I 29.58:12 included in this handbook. S/N 2405-0191 Gives the history of the campaign and S/N 2405-0163 siege of Vicksburg, the last stronghold GUILFORD COURTHOUSE. Relates the history of Fort McHenry, Describes in detail the construction of on the Mississippi River In Confederate Guilford Courthouse National Military including the bombardment of the fort Fort Sumter, the events leading to the fir­ in Sept. 1814. which inspired Francis hands in June 1863. A short description Park, N.C. 350. Scott Key to write The Star Spangled ing of the "first shot" of the Civil War, of the chief points of historic interest tn Catalog No. I 29.58: 30 Banner. and the Federal bombardment of the fort also included. S/N 2405-0179 from 1863 to 1865. It is well illustrated 6. Custis-Lee Mansion, Robert E. Lee with pictures, drawings, and photographs 22. Kings Mountain National Mili­ A master plan for Guilford Courthouse relating to this historical monument. Memorial, Va. 400. tary Park, S.C. 350. National Military Park. 250. Catalog No. I 29.58 : 6 Catalog No. I 29.58: 22 Catalog No. I 29.9/2 : G 94 14. Yorktown and siege of 1781. 400. S/N 2405-0192 S/N 2405-0172 S/N 2405-0050 Catalog No. 129.58:14 Tells the story of the Custis-Lee Man­ S/N 2405-0165 Tells the story of the Battle of Kings HAMILTON GRANGE National Me­ sion, a national memorial to one of Mountain, Oct. 7, 1780. A short history morial. N.Y. 100. America's greatest men, Robert E. Lee, Tells the story of the siege of York of the lives of some of the leaders of and the lives of the families of George town. 1781. and Lord Cornwallis' sur Catalog No. I 29.21: H 18/2 Washington Tarke Custis and Robert E. render of the British Army, which this decisive victory for the pntriots Is S/N 2405-0277 Lee, who lived there. virtually ended the American Revolution also included 6 PRICE LIST 35—48TH EDITION NATIONAL PARKS 7

HISTORICAL HANDBOOK SERIES— the campaign after the battle. Short 37. Whitman Mission National Historic The House Where Lincoln Died, Wash­ descriptions of the points of interest in Continued the park are included. Site, Wash. 450. ington, D.C., National Parks USA 23. Bandelier National Monument, N. Catalog No. I 29.58: 37 [colored poster]. 42 x 28 in. 300. Mex. 350. Catalog No. I 29.58: 23 31. Antietam National Battlefield Site, S/N 2405-0186 Catalog No. 129.20/2 : L 63 S/N 2405-0173 Md. 400. Catalog No. I 29.58: 31 Tells the story of the Whitmans, S/N 2405-0067 Describes the principal rains of the na­ founders of the Whitman Mission, and of S/N 2405-0180 their devotion, nobility, and courage in HYDE PARK, N.Y. Franklin D. Roose­ tional monument, and gives information A historical handbook that not only ministering to the Indians and assisting relating to tlie origins and life of the describes the shrines and memorials as emigrants on the Oregon Trail. The book­ velt and Hyde Park, personal recol­ early people at Bandelier. they stand today but describes the his­ let contains brief informational and de­ lections of Eleanor Roosevelt. 200. toric battle between two great armies scriptive material concerning the Whit­ Catalog No. I 29.2 : R 67/2 24. Ocmulgee National Monument, Ga. and the significant events which made man Mission National Historic Site and 400. Catalog No. I 29.58: 24 them famous. Also includes numerous S/N 2405-0014 photographs and maps. includes photographs of the ruins being Gives a brief biographical account of S/N 2405-0174 excavated by archeologists. the Roosevelt family and Hyde Park es­ Relates the story of the life and cul­ 32. Vanderbilt Mansion National His­ tate. Reproductions of photographs ture of the early Indian as told from 38. Fort Davis National Historic Site, Included. the excavation of the Indian mounds on toric Site, N.Y. 400. Tex. 400. Catalog No. I 29.58: 38 the site now preserved as Ocmulgee Na­ Catalog No. I 29.58 : 32 S/N 2405-0187 INDEPENDENCE NATIONAL HISTOR­ tional Monument. S/N 2405-0181 Tells the story of Fort Davis from the ICAL PARK. 25. Chickamauga and Chattanooga Presents the history of the Vanderbilt events leading to its founding in 1854 Carpenters' Hall, Independence Na­ Battlefields, Chickamauga and Chat­ Mansion and the Vanderbilt family, with to its establishment as a National Histor­ tional Historical Park. 100. a detailed, illustrated description of the ic Site in 1963. The booklet contains tanooga National Military Park. mansion and its grounds. A brief his­ numerous photographs and gives infor­ Catalog No. I 29.21: In 21/3 Ga.-Tenn. 400. tory of the estate, prior to its purchase mational and descriptive material con­ S/N 2405-0113 by the Vanderbilts, is also included. cerning the fort. Catalog No. I 29.58: 25 Congress Hall, Independence National S/N 2405-0229 33. Richmond National Battlefield 39. Where a hundred thousand fell, the Historical Park. 250. Describes the Battle of Chickamauga in Park, Va. 350. battles of Fredericksburg, Chancel- Sept. 1863 and the Siege of Chattanooga Catalog No. I 29.21: C 76 in Nov. 1863. Catalog No. I 29.58:33 lorsville, the Wilderness, and Spot­ S/N 2405-0268 S/N 2405-0182 sylvania Court House. 700. 26. George Washington Birthplace Na­ A political, military a

NATIONAL PARK SYSTEM—Con. National Parks of the United States. Washington, D.C. (includes Mary­ National parks and landmarks, areas A heritage to discover. 150. (Packet of 8 maps in envelope.) land and ). 150. administered by the National Park Catalog No. FS 5.210:10046 $1.50 per packet. Catalog No. I 29.6: W 27 Service and related properties as of S/N 1780-0070 Catalog No. 129.6: P 23 S/N 2405-0039 Jan. 1,1970. 600. The National Parks, Monuments, and S/N 2405-0030 Catalog No. I 29.66: 970 Historic Sites belong to all of us—a rich More than 250 national parks, monu­ The West (Alaska, California, Ha­ heritage of mountain, canyon, and sea­ ments, and recreational areas are scat­ waii, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, and S/N 2405-0204 shore, river and valley, flower and leaf, tered throughout the 50 States and steeple and bridge, statehouse and his­ Territories. New highways, improved ac­ Washington). 150. National register of historic places, toric battlefield. The millions of Amer­ commodations, and expanded facilities Catalog No. 129.6: W 52 1969. Cloth, $5.25. icans who visit their parks each year have and activities now make it possible to S/N 2405-0040 Catalog No. I 29.76: 969 a hunger for knowledge about the things visit all of these parklands with greater they see. The National Park Service has ease, comfort, and enjoyment. The Na­ S/N 2405-0208 found it necessary to prepare its park tional Park Service, has compiled this National Parks, USA [colored posters]. Park road standards. 150. rangers, naturalists, and historians to guide for travelers—a packet of eight A series of colored posters 42 x 28 in. Catalog No. I 29.9/2 : R 53 be teachers and interpreters of this heri­ maps, printed in color, locating the vari­ featuring points of historical interest. tage. Reprinted from American Educa­ ous parks, with descriptions, notes on S/N 2405-0051 tion, July-Aug. 1966, this publication camping, lodging, addresses, and suggested Custer Battlefield, Mont. 200. Prospector, cowhand, and sodbuster, briefly discusses the training and duties highway tours. Five of the eight maps di­ of these park personnel. vide the country into regions : Northeast, Catalog No. 129.20/2: C 96 historic places associated with the Southeast, Midwest, West, and South­ S/N 2405-0064 mining, ranching, and farming fron­ Keep it alive! [tips on living history west. Two maps deal with major cities; tiers in the trans-Mississippi west. 1 Morristown National Historical demonstrations!. 35 c . the parks of New York City and vicinity, and Metropolitan Washington, D.C.; and Park, Gen. Washington's Head­ Cloth, $3.00. Catalog No. I 29.9/3-2: L 76 a large, 4-color, 18% x 28 in. map covers quarters, 1779-80. 300. Catalog No. 129.2: H 62/9/v. 11 S/N 2405-0219 the entire United States, showing all S/N 2405-0005 parks and the interstate highway system. Catalog No. I 29.20/2 : M 83 Relates the trials of emigrants and Let's talk about wealth. 300. The U.S. folder also features a 18% x 24 S/N 2405-0068 pioneers in subduing a rugged new land Catalog No. I 29.2: W 37/2 in. facilities-activities accommodations and building the Old West. It describes S/N 2405-0017 chart, detailing up-to-date Information im­ The House where Lincoln died, more than 200 sites and buildings in 18 This leaflet briefly discusses the three portant to the traveler and camper. Washington, D.C. 300. western States that illustrate or com­ The individual maps are sold separately memorate our western heritage. The kinds of public lands protected and man­ as listed below. Catalog No. I 29.20/2: L 63 aged by the National Park Service— S/N 2405-0067 site descriptions include information on natural areas, historical areas, and recre­ National parks of: location, ownership, and administration, ational areas. historical significance, and present ap­ The Midwest (Colorado, Iowa, Kan­ National Parks, USA [posters]. pearance. sas, Minnesota, Missouri, Mon­ Living history in the National Park A series of black and white posters Recording historic buildings. Cloth, System. 300. tana, Nebraska, North Dakota, 42 x 28 in. featuring famous Ansel Adams South Dakota, Utah, and Wyo­ photographs of National Parks. $3.50. Catalog No. I 29.74 : R 24 Catalog No. I 29.2 : L 76 S/N 2405-0235 S/N 2405-0216 ming). 150. Dunes, Death Valley National Monu­ Catalog No. 129.6: M 58 Soldier and Brave, the National Survey This pamphlet lists the National Parks ment, Calif., and Nev. 400. where the past is brought to life and gives S/N 2405-0025 Catalog No. 129.20/2 : D 34 of Historic Sites and Buildings, vol. XII, new edition. $4.00. a brief resume of these demonstrations of New York City (including Long Is­ S/N 2405-0065 of the historic features of the park. Catalog No. I 29.2 : H 62/9/v.l2 land). 100. Face of Half Dome, Yosemite Na­ S/N 2405-0236 National Environmental Education Catalog No. I 29.6: N 42y tional Park, Calif. 400. Recalling a tragic era, this volume Landmarks Programs. 100. S/N 2405-0027 covers the ethnic clash generated by the Catalog No. I 29.20/2: Y 8 advancing tide of westward emmigration Catalog No. I 29.2 : L 23/3 S/N 2405-0069 in the 19th century and its consequences. S/N 2405-0272 The Northeast (Indiana, Maine, The narrative outlines major historical Maryland, Massachusetts, Mich­ Giant Sequoias, Yosemite National topics. It describes 214 sites in 24 NPS [National Park Service] criteria igan, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Park, Calif. 400. States. It incorporates data on location, for parklands. 350. New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Catalog No. 129.20/2 : Y 8/2 historical significance, present appear­ ance, and ownership and administration. Catalog No. 129.2: C 86 and Rhode Island). 150. S/N 2405-0070 The volume features 216 photographs, in­ S/N 2405-0279 Catalog No. 129.6: N 81e Iceberg, Glacier Bay National Monu­ cluding a color frontispiece, as well as 9 2-color maps and a comprehensive index. Title page reads: Criteria for Selection S/N 2405-0028 ment, Alaska. 400. of National Parklands and National The Southeast (Alabama, Arkansas, Catalog No. I 29.20/2 : G 45 Talks, a public speaking guide for Na­ Landmarks. Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisi­ S/N 2405-0066 tional Park Service employees. 200. National Park Services Preservation ana, Mississippi, North Carolina, Lava Columns, Devils Postpile Na­ Catalog No. I 29.9/3-2 : T 14 Programs. (Packet of 5 folders in Puerto Rico, South Carolina, Ten­ tional Monument, Calif. 400. S/N 2405-0053 envelope.) 500 per set. Catalog No. I 29.2 : P 92/2 nessee, Virginia, West Virginia, Catalog No. I 29.20/2 : D 49 Wildlife Management in National S/N 2405-0013 and Virgin Islands). 150. S/N 2405-0215 Published by the National Park Serv­ Catalog No. I 29.6: So 8e Catalog No. I 29.9/4a : W 646 ice, this packet contains five folders de­ S/N 2405-0036 The White House, Canyon de Chelly signed to disseminate information on its National Monument, Ariz. 400. S/N 2405-0059 preservation programs: National Park The Southwest (Arizona, Colorado, Reprint from Administrative Policies Service Archeological Program, The Catalog No. 129.20/2 : C 16 Nevada, New Mexico, Oklahoma, S/N 2405-0062 for Natural Areas of National Park Historic American Buildings Survey, System. The National Historic Landmarks Pro­ Texas, and Utah). 150. Complete set of above posters. gram, the Natural Landmarks Program, Catalog No. I 29.6 : So 8w Winter activities in the National Park and The National Register of Historic S/N 2405-0037 $2.00 per set. System. 350. Places. These folders present the cri­ Catalog No. I 29.20/2 : P 23 Catalog No. I 29.2 : W 73 teria for evaluation of potential entries United States (includes a facilities, into these preservation programs. S/N 2405-0262 accommodations, and activities National parks, national forests, their Yours to preserve, on-the-j'ob guidelines The National Park System. 200. chart). 200. purposes and management. 100. for park conservation. 250. Catalog No. I 29.2 : N 21/23 Catalog No. I 29.8: P 23/2 Catalog No. I 29.2 : N 21/6 Catalog No. I 29.9/3-2: P 92 S/N 2405-0009 S/N 2405-0047 S/N 2405-0010 S/N 2405-0056 12 PRICE LIST 35—48TH EDITION NATIONAL PARKS 13 Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace Na­ town. It is a presentation of excerpts NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM on Trails, OZARK National Scenic Riverways, Mo. and selections from records, laws, ac­ proceedings, Washington, D.C., June 100. Catalog No. I 29.6/4: Oz 1 tional Historic Site, New York City, counts, and descriptions made by men 2-6, 1971. $1.25. S/N 2405-0046 N.Y. 100. who lived in, or were associated with, Catalog No. 166.2: T 68/2 Catalog No. I 29.21: T 34/2 "James Towne." PECOS National Monument, N. Mex. S/N 2405-0224 S/N 2416-0042 100. Catalog No. I 29.21: P 33 STATUE OF LIBERTY National Monu­ ment, Liberty Island, N.Y. 350. NATURAL HISTORY HANDBOOKS. S/N 2405-0131 Theodore Roosevelt Island, Washing­ ton, D.C. 100. Catalog No. 129.58:11 1. Olympic National Park, Wash. PERRY'S VICTORY and International 55d. Catalog No. I 29.62: 1 Catalog No. 129.21: T 34/3 Sl/N 2405-0162 Peace Memorial National Monument, S/N 2405-0139 S/N 2405-0199 Ohio. 100. STONES RIVER National Battlefield, Informational and descriptive ma­ Catalog No. I 29.21: P 42 RUSSELL CAVE National Monument, Tenn. 100. terial relating to Olympic National Park. S/N 2405-0278 Ala. 100. Catalog No. I 29.21: R 91 Catalog No. I 29.21: St 7/2 Contains numerous reproductions of S/N 2405-0134 S/N 2405-0138 photographs taken in the area. PETERSBURG. Campaign for Peters­ THOMAS JEFFERSON MEMORIAL, 3. Rocky Mountain National Park, burg. $1.00. SAINT-GAUDENS National Historic Colo. 55c". Catalog No. 129.62 : 3 Catalog No. 129.58/2: P 44 Site, N.H. 100. [Washington, D.C] 300. S/N 2405-0200 S/N 2405-0253 Catalog No. I 29.21: Sa 2/2 Catalog No. 129.21: J 35/7 Informational and descriptive material This handbook, well illustrated with S/N 2405-0136 S/N 2405-0116 relating to Rocky Mountain National pictures, photographs, maps, and draw­ Park. Reproductions of photographs, ings, relates the story of the fighting SAN JUAN Island National Park, Wash. TREE PRESERVATION BULLETINS. which centered around Petersburg—the Catalog No. 129.26 : (no.) accommodations, and visitor services scene of decisive military operations that 150. Catalog No. I 29.21: Sa 5j/2 Included. cut the Confederate lines of communi­ S/N 2405-0223 1. Transplanting trees and other cations between Richmond and the South 5. Great Smoky Mountains National and led to the capture of the Confederate SARATOGA NATIONAL Historical woody plants. 350. S/N 2405 -0144 Park, N. C., and Tenn. 750. Capital. Park, N.Y. 300. Shows how to prepare a tree for mov­ Catalog No. I 29.58: 4 ing, ready the soil, dig and wrap the Catalog No. I 29.62: 5 PIPESTONE National Monument, Minn. roots, and replant. Also discusses choice S/N 2405-0201 S/N 2405-0189 of plant materials, big-tree moving, meth­ 100. Catalog No. 129.21: P 661 ods, and equipment. Explains the natural history of the S/N 2405-0132 SCOTTS BLUFF National Monument, scenic Great Smoky Mountains. Con­ 2. Safety for tree workers. 250. tains numerous photographs of the flow­ POTOMAC NATIONAL RIVER. Pro­ Nebr. 400. Catalog No. I 29.58: 28 ers, animals, and attractive views, as S/N 2405-0177 S/N 2405-0145 well as informative data on the most fa­ posed Potomac National River, Md., Explains the necessity for safety rules, vorable times to visit the area, wildlife, Va., W. Va. 600. SEQUOIA and Kings Canyon National the benefits of accident prevention, and plants, climate, and other items of in­ Parks, Calif. 150. the need for safety programs wherever terest. A map of the area is also Included Catalog No. I 29.2: P 84/2 tree preservation work is done. Rules in this handbook. S/N 2405-0012 Catalog No. I 29.6: Se 6/5 of safe practice given here cover clothing, S/N 2405-0035 rope, climbing ladders, pruning, electrical RICHMOND. hazards, tools, tree felling, first aid, 6. Organ Pipe Cactus National Monu­ Richmond National Battlefield Park, SHILOH National Military Park, Tenn. poisonous plants, and other topics perti­ ment, Ariz. 650. Va. 350. Catalog No. I 29.58: 33 400. Catalog No. I 29.58:10 nent to this line of work. ' Catalog No. I 29.62: 6 S/N 2405-0182 S/N 2405-0161 S/N 2405-0193 4. Shade tree pruning. 150. Well Illustrated with pictures of plants Richmond [National Battlefield Park, SITKA National Monument, Alaska. 50. S/N 2405-0147 and wildlife of the area, this handbook Va.], Malvern Hill, Cold Harbor, Catalog No. 129.21: Si 8 Gives the reasons and suggests the describes Organ Pipe Cactus National Fort Harrison, Gaines' Mill, Drewry's S/N 2405-0137 most appropriate time for pruning shade Monument, Ariz., and tells about the trees. This bulletin also describes the Bluff, Beaver Dam. 150. different phases of pruning, types of cuts, major attractions of the monument. SOURCE BOOK SERIES. wound dressing and shaping, branch se­ Catalog No. 129.21: R 41/2 1. Yorktown, climax of the Revolution. S/N 2405-0133 lection, and required equipment. Point­ NAVAJO National Monument, Ariz. 100. 250. Catalog No. I 29.50:1 ers on pruning shrubbery are also Catalog No. 129.21: N 22 ROCK CREEK PARK, [Washington, included. S/N 2405-0263 S/N 2405-0155 D.C.]. 100. Cat No. I 29.6: R 59/9 Here is the story of the seige of York- 6. Spraying and other controls for dis­ S/N 2405-0033 town recorded by those who were a part NEZ PERCE National Historical Park, of it. There has been added only suffi­ eases and insects that attack trees [Idaho]. 100. ROCKY MOUNTAIN. cient new narrative to fill the obvious and shrubs. 350. S/N 2405-0148 Catalog No. I 29.21: N 49 Rocky Mountain National Park, Colo. gaps in the accounts of contemporaries. Lists the diseases and insects which attack trees particularly in the eastern S/N 2405-0249 150. Catalog No. I 29.6: R 59/6 2 Abraham Lincoln, from his own United States. Also, discusses the pre­ S/N 2405-0032 words and contemporary accounts. cautions to be taken in spraying to avoid OCMULGEE. 350. Catalog No. I 29.50: 2 injury to plants, harmful effects to wild­ Ocmulgee National Monument, Ga. Rocky Mountain National Park, Colo. life, health hazards to humans, together 550. Catalog No. I 29.62: 3 S/N 2405-0156 with spray formulations and prepara­ 100. Catalog No. I 29.21: Oc 4/2 The purpose of this booklet is to bring tions. S/N 2405-0250 S/N 2405-0200 together a few of the more important and significant passages of Lincoln's let­ 7. Rope, knots, and climbing. 200. ROOSEVELT, THEODORE. Ocmulgee National Monument, Ga. ters, speeches, and state documents, to­ S/N 2405-0149 Theodore Roosevelt and the Dakota gether with firsthand observations and Contains useful information on impor­ 400. Catalog No. I 29.58: 24 Badlands. 250. appraisals of the man by some of those S/N 2405-0174 who saw him with contemporary eyes. tant knots and hitches, rope splices, the Catalog No. I 29.2: R 67/3 skill of throwing a rope, rope climbing Reproductions of photographs and fac­ techniques, and other related subjects. OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK, WASH. S/N 2405-0015 similes of documents included. 550. Catalog No. I 29.62:1 Portrays the early history of the Bad­ 5. James Towne in the words of con U.S.S. CAIRO, the story of a civil war lands and the part Theodore Roosevelt gunboat, comprising a narrative of S/N 2405-0199 played in developing the northern open temporaries. 200. range cattle industry. Reproductions of Catalog No. I 29.50: 5 her wartime adventures, and an ac­ OREGON CAVES National Monument, photographs illustrate the Badlands, his­ count of her raising in 1964. 700. torical scenes, and the life of Theodore S/N 2405-0158 Oreg. 100. Cat. No. I 29.21: Or 3 Roosevelt and his contemporaries in the This account of Jamestown is not an Catalog No. I 29.2: C 12/2 S/N 2405-0130 1880's. attempt to present a short history of the S/N 2405-0274 14 PRICE LIST 35—48TH EDITION

VANDERBILT .MANSION National His­ carrying, power-driven, heavier than-air machine on December 17. 1903. and of toric- Site, N.Y. -10^. their experiences at Kitty Hawk and Kill Catalog No. I 29.58:32 Devil Hills, North Carolina. A brief S/N 2405-0181 description of the points of interest at the Memorial is included. Numerous photo­ VTCKSBURO National Military Park, graphs and pictures illustrate the text. Miss. 400. Catalog No. I 29.58: 21 WUPATKI AND SUNSET Crater Na­ S/N 2405-0228 tional Monuments, Ariz. 100. WASHINGTON MONUMENT, Washing­ Catalog No. I 29.21: W 96/3 ton, D.C. 300. S/N 2405-0143 Catalog No. I 29.21 : W 27/3 YELLOWSTONE National Park, Wyo., S/N 2405-0142 Moin Idaho 15c WHITE HOUSE. 200. Catalog No I 29 6 Y 3/19 Catalog No. I 29.21 : W 58/4 S/N 2405-0042 S/N 2405-0214 YORKTOWN, VA. WHITMAN MISSION National Historic Yorktown and the siege of 1781. 400. Site, Wash. 450. Catalog No. I 29.58:14 Catalog No. I 29.58: 37 S/N 2405-0165 S/N 2405-0186 Yorktown Battlefield, Colonial Na­ WISCONSIN ARCHITECTURE, a cata­ tional Historical Park, Va. 100. log of buildings represented in the Catalog No. I 29.21: C 71/10 Library of Congress, with illustra­ S/N 2405-0086 tions from measured drawings. Cloth, $2.25. Yorktown, climax of the Revolution. Catalog No. I 29.74 : W 75 250. Catalog No. I 29.50:1 S/N 2405-0207 S/N 2405-0155 WRIGHT BROTHERS. YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK. Wright Brothers National Memorial, Face of Half Dome, Yosemite National N.C. 100. Catalog No. I 29.21 : W9> Park, Calif, [poster]. 400. S/N 2405-0225 Catalog No. I 29.20/2: Y 8 Wright Brothers National Memorial, S/N 2405-0069 N.C. 400. Catalog No 129 58:31 Giant Sequoias, Yosemite National S/N 2405-0183 Park, Calif, [poster]. 400. Tells the story of Wilbur and Orville Catalog No. I 29.20/2: Y 82 Wright, the events leading up to the S/N 2405-0070 world's first successful flight of a man-

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