National Park Service U.S. Department of the Interior

Draft Finding Aid

Acadia National Park Resource Management Records (1903-2007)

CATALOG NO. ACAD 55259 (PMIS 87704C) ACADIA NATIONAL PARK BAR HARBOR, MAINE

September 2011

Northeast Museum Services Center

Cover illustration: Acadia National Park Resource Management Records, 1903-2007

Series V., Publications, Box 71 Folder 9 General Information regarding Acadia National Park, Maine, 1934

Table of Contents

Collection Description ...... 1

Administrative History...... 10

Collection Listing...... 16

Series I. Central Files and Park Reading Files ...... 16

Series II. Park Naturalist Files ...... 48

Series III. Protection Division Files ...... 53

Series IV. Maintenance Division Files ...... 57

Series V. Publications ...... 61

Series VI. Research Project Files ...... 66

Series VII. Resources from other Oganizations ...... 76

Separated Materials ...... 77

Appendix A ...... 80

Collection Description

Title: Acadia National Park Resource Management Records, 1903-2007

Abstract: Acadia National Park Resource Management Records document the creation and administration of the park, its cultural and natural resources and the development of the historic motor and carriage road systems by philanthropist John D. Rockefeller Jr. The records detail legislative and administrative processes and procedures, the early park naturalist program, the protection and fire management program, research and natural resource management activities and road and bridge construction projects. The records are comprised of correspondence, project reports, research, newspaper clippings and publications.

Name and Location of Repository: Acadia National Park, National Park Service

Date (inclusive): 1903-2007 bulk: 1932-1984

Name of Creator: Acadia National Park

Catalog Number (Collection): ACAD 55259

Extent: 59 lf

Scope and Content:

The Acadia National Park Resource Management Records document the activities of park staff in managing and preserving the park‘s natural and cultural resources. In particular, the central files provide a framework for understanding the history of the park. George Bucknam Dorr, Acadia‘s first Custodian/Superintendent was the driving force behind the creation and evolution of the park. The ―201-06 Superintendent‘s Correspondence‖ cover various topics including CCC camps, work projects, motor road construction and property acquisition. Information specific to the park‘s motor road design and development can be found in the ―201-18 Rockefeller Correspondence‖ covering the period 1915-1953. Like Dorr, John D. Rockefeller Junior‘s contributions to Acadia National Park are immeasurable. The Rockefeller correspondences chronicle the success and tribulations associated with the design and construction of the motor and carriage road systems. Construction reports detailing work on the carriage and motor roads can be found in maintenance files as well as individual building data sheets for non-extant park structures. Similarly, the park narrative can be traced through the extensive newspaper clippings collection. Often highlighted are the activities of the dynamic park naturalists program.

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The Park Naturalist records underscore the events and accomplishments of the early naturalist program. The first Park Naturalist, Arthur Stupka, kept an annotated journal of park weather observations and flora and fauna sightings that are also documented in a small collection of lantern slides. Also by Stupka, the ―Nature Notes‖ series is a published newsletter highlighting program specifics such as ranger-led tours and campfire programs. Other research of interest is the 1935 list of mycology specimens collected from Mount Desert Island and Christmas Bird Count Lists. The Deer Management program records, held here, were conflated in 1982 from various division files. Initially, the Park Naturalists had oversight of the Deer program, later as culling was employed to control the park population, the program moved under the Protection division.

The Protection Division files hold monthly ranger reports, climatological observations, fire summaries and a history of the 1947 Bar Harbor fire. The monthly reports, submitted by the Eastern and Western District Rangers between 1953 and 1967 provide an overview of the protection program and park incidents. Under the auspice of the Protection Division, the Fire Management program records comprise weather observations, individual fire reports, annual fire summaries and Fire Control Plans (1927-1980). Additionally, records of the 1947 Bar Harbor Fire including photographs, reports, maps and newspaper clippings provide insight and an overview about containment efforts and extent of the fire. Newspaper clippings and articles about the 1947 fire can also be found in the Publications series. Also in the Publications series are nearly fifty years of park brochures, program flyers, early general information circulars and articles published by the Wild Gardens of Acadia in conjunction with Sieur de Monts National Monument.

While the Publication series consist of information developed for the public, the Research Project files hold park planning and project documents such as Cultural Landscape reports and Historic American Engineering Records. Of particular interest are records associated with the historic motor road and related structures such as the log book belonging to Leo Grossman, Bureau of Public Roads engineer for the Cadillac Mountain road construction project, 1928-1932 and a cost survey for the proposed motor and horse roads produced by Walter Kidde & Associates. Rockefeller and Dorr were sensitive to the road system and associated buildings blending with the environment. Specifications for the Brown Mountain Lodge and the Jordan Pond Gate Lodge designed by Grosvenor Atterbury demonstrate this ideal.

Five personal paper collections were also identified and during FY10 and have been described in separate finding aids: George Halcott Chadwick Compendium of the Geology of Mount Desert Island in Maine and Related Correspondence (ACAD 58812), Ornithological Papers of Effie A. Anthony (ACAD 58813), Ornithological Papers of Paul G. Favour, Jr. (ACAD 58814), Arthur Stupka Maine Papers (ACAD 58815), and the Leo Grossman Papers (ACAD 58816).

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Arrangement:

The records are arranged in seven series as follows:

Acadia National Park Resource Management Records, 1903-2007

I. Central Files and Park Reading Files

A. Pre-1953; 100 History and Legislation 200 Administration and Personnel 300 Appropriation, Finance and Accounts 500 Publicity and Statistics 600 Lands, Buildings, Roads, and Trails 700 Flora, Fauna, Natural Phenomena, Antiquities, and Sciences 800 Protection, Service to Public, and Forestry 900 Concessions Post-1953; A Administration and Management D Development and Maintenance F Fiscal H Area and Service History L Lands, Water and Recreation Planning N Natural and Social Sciences S Supplies, Procurement and Property W Laws and Legal Matters, Reports Y Forestry

B. Park Reading Files, 1980-1995 (yellow/green carbon copies of park central files)

II. Park Naturalist Files

Naturalist Reports A. Nature Notes B. Arthur Stupka Nature Journal, 1932-1935 (photocopy) ACAD-318 C. Photographs [Lantern slides] by A. Stupka ACAD- 640 D. Visitor Programs E. Research 1. Deer Management Program 2. Ornithology 3. Mycology F. Collection Inventory G. Reports

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H. Publications

III. Protection Division Files

A. Ranger Monthly Reports Eastern District Western District

B. Fire Management Program 1. Fire Reports 2. Fire Plans 3. Weather Observations 4. 1947 Bar Harbor Fire

IV. Maintenance Division Files1

A. Building Files B. Construction Reports

V. Publications

A. NPS Publications 1. Pamphlets B. Non-NPS Publications 1. Pamphlets 2. Park-related Publications

VI. Research Project Files (chronologically now, accrete overtime)

VII. Resources (Research) from other Organization

Photocopies of records from Olmstead Associates for Acadia National Park

VIII. Lands Files

Land Deeds – land donated to the Park by John D. Rockefeller, Jr. (ACAD-282) – unprocessed

IX. Planning Division Files – unprocessed

1 See also Finding Aid for Acadia National Park Maintenance Division Motor Road Construction Reports, 1933- 1980, ACAD 29257 ACAD Records – 4

Series Descriptions

Series I. Central Files

Central Files hold records from all park divisions documenting the administrative and decision making processes of staff from daily activities to complex projects. The records were arranged following existing NPS filing classifications schemes. Records created prior to 1953 were arranged based on a numeric decimal system (i.e. 620.). Whereas records created after 1953 were arranged following an alphanumeric system (H22). Remnants of an early numerical system (i.e. 2.6.1 or 13. 1.6) were identified and noted. Of particular interest are the correspondence held here between the first Superintendent George B. Dorr and John D. Rockefeller Jr. Both men were instrumental in shaping the park. The prominent role Dorr played in creating the park is visible throughout the records as is the overlap between his public and private life. To maintain context some of Dorr‘s personal records have been left in place, such as his cremation certificate. This series holds the park‘s reading file, 1980-1995. These records are copies of a portion of the park‘s central files. They are sometimes referred by color ―Yellows‖ or ―Greens,‖ since they are often on colored carbon paper. The records are arranged chronologically.

Series III. Park Naturalist Files

Naturalist Reports, Nature Notes and Nature Journals (photocopies) of the prolific first Park Naturalist Arthur Stupka are located within this series as well as lantern slides taken by Stupka and a colleague. Received from Great Smokey Mountain National Park, the Nature Journals (ACAD-318) and lantern slides (ACAD-640) are included here as part of the park resource management records to identify provenance and maintain intellectual control. This series also contains programmatic research files, reports and publications. The Deer Management Program records, found under the sub-series Research, resulted from a conflation of divisional files, reports and central files that were compiled in 1982. The records have been left as they were found due to the difficulty in determining provenance.

Series IV. Protection Division Files

Protection Division Files are currently arranged in two sub-series; Ranger Reports and Fire Management Program. The Ranger reports present a monthly account of ranger activities by district. Fire program records hold fire reports and plans, weather observations and data on the 1947 Bar Harbor fire.

Series V. Maintenance Division Files

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Currently, the Building files sub-series primarily holds records of buildings that are no longer extant. The sub-series Construction Reports holds final construction reports, progress views, photographic reports and inspections reports for roads and bridges in Acadia National Park dating from 1929-1995. These records are associated with those found in the Finding Aid for Acadia National Park Maintenance Division Motor Road Construction Reports, 1933-1980 completed by the Northeast Museum Services Center in 2001.

Series VI. Publications

This series is divided into NPS publications and non-NPS publications. NPS publications were created by the park or within the Department of Interior and hold Unigrid brochures, general information pamphlets and park-related articles together with Sieur de Monts/Wild Garden of Acadia park publications and Lafayette National Park Museum Bulletins. Tourist visitor guides, maps and articles can be found in Non-NPS publications. The records here were gathered during previous surveys from various divisional files and the Vertical files.

Series VII. Research Project Files

This series holds project-related documentation resulting from planning and preservation projects at the park such as gatehouse construction specifications, commercial services planning documents, road construction surveys and reports as well as Cultural Landscape Reports and Historic American Engineering Reports (HAER).

Series VIII. Resources (research) from other Organization

Currently, this series holds photocopies of records of the Olmstead Associates regarding their work at Acadia National Park on the motor roads. The records were copied at the Library of Congress by a park volunteer and were subsequently given to the park for research.

Access: The Archives is open to researchers through scheduled appointments; please contact Park officials at 207-288-8728.

Publication Rights:

The copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted materials. The Privacy Act of 1974 (5 United States Code 552a) governs the use of materials that document private individuals, groups and corporations.

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Under certain conditions specified in the law, libraries and archives are authorized to furnish a reproduction if the document does not infringe the privacy rights of an individual, group or corporation. These specified conditions of authorized use include:

·non-commercial and non-profit study, scholarship, research or teaching

·criticism or commentary

·as a NPS preservation or security copy for research use

·as a research copy for deposit in another institution

If the researcher later uses a copy or reproduction for purposes in excess of "fair use," the researcher is personally liable for copyright, privacy, or publicity infringement and agrees to indemnify the NPS from any legal action as a result of the error. Permission to obtain a photographic, xerographic, digital or other copy of a document doesn't indicate permission to publish, exhibit, perform, reproduce, sell, distribute or prepare derivative works from the document without permission from the copyright holder and from any private individual, group or corporation shown or otherwise recorded.

Permission to publish, exhibit, perform, reproduce, prepare derivative works from, sell or otherwise distribute the item must be obtained separately in writing from the holder of the original copyright (or if the creator is dead from his/her heirs) as well as from any individual(s), groups or corporations whose name, image, recorded words or private information (e.g. employment information) may be reproduced in the source material. In the case of the Washington Association of New Jersey Records, the holders of the original copyright of most of the documents are the Association and private individuals, not the National Park Service. The National Park Service is not legally liable for copyright, privacy or publicity infringement when materials are wrongfully used after being provided to researchers for "fair use." Some published and unpublished material in the Records is in the public domain; the researcher should consult legal references such as the website ―Copyright and Public Domain in the United States‖ at http://www.copyright.cornell.edu/public_domain/

This institution reserves the right to refuse to accept a copying order if fulfillment of the order is judged in violation of copyright or federal or state privacy or publicity law.

Additional Restrictions:

This institution also places restrictions on the use of cameras, photocopiers and scanners in the research room.

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Custodial History (Provenance): Little or no original order was discernable. At some point in time, central files, park naturalist files and publications were incorporated into various divisional files, the vertical file or the library. In particular, the Interpretation division became the repository for many of the parks records. The park hired a fulltime curator in the mid-1990s. Beginning in 2000, the curator began to accession resource management records. Five personal paper collections were identified within the resource management records.

Indexing Terms: The following are indexing terms related to the description of this collection.

Acadia National Park (Bar Harbor, ME) Sieur de Monts National Monument Lafayette National Park George B. Dorr John D. Rockefeller Jr. Historic Motor Roads Carriage Roads 1947 Bar Harbor Fire

Processing and Other Information:

Staff at the Northeast Museum Services Center (NMSC) processed the records at its Charlestown, Massachusetts offices. The first phase of the project involved processing 10.5 linear feet of records and was carried out during the summer of 2009 with FY09 Backlog Catalog funds. The second phase of the project took place from October 2009 to September 2010 with FY10 Backlog Cataloging funds. Twenty-four linear feet of resource management records and nine linear feet of personal papers collections were processed. During the third phase of the project (November 2010-September 2011), an additional 24.5 linear feet of resource management records were processed. Teri DeYoung, NMSC Museum Specialist arranged and described the records and wrote the finding aid.

During processing, materials were refoldered in acid-free folders, leaving the contents of the folder as found and transcribing the titles of the original folders to the new folders. Where existing titles did not accurately describe or reflect the contents of the box or folder, additional content information was added to the folder title and was shown enclosed in square brackets. Photographs and newsprint were found without enclosures and were rehoused in archival enclosures. The oversize items (larger than legal size) were removed, unfolded and rehoused in archival folders and flat boxes or map folders (where possible an archival copy of oversize newsprint was placed in the original location). Each item was replaced with an acid-free separation sheet indicating the original storage location, and a copy of the separation sheet was ACAD Records – 8

placed with the oversized item to cross-reference the materials.

Finding aid prepared using Describing Archives: A Content Standard and NPS Museum Handbook: Appendix D (Museum Archives and Manuscript Collections).

Preferred Citation: Courtesy of National Park Service, Acadia National Park Resource Management Records, Catalog # ACAD 55259, Box X, Folder Y.

Related Materials: Finding Aid for Acadia National Park Maintenance Division Motor Road Construction Reports, 1933-1980; Ornithological Papers of Paul G. Favour Jr., 1956-1999, Catalog # ACAD 58814; Leo Grossman Papers, 1927-1994, Catalog # ACAD 58816; NARA, Record Group 79, Acadia National Park, Central Classified Files

Acknowledgments:

The cataloguers would like to express gratitude towards the staff at Acadia National Park for their assistance in carrying out this work. In particular, thanks must go to Rebecca Cole-Will, Cultural Resources Program Manager.

Reference Code: US (country code) MeBhANP (repository code) 55259 (local identifier)

Language: English.

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Administrative History

The following chronology and narrative do not represent a complete history of Acadia National Park merely a framework for understanding the context of the records in the current finding aid.

Chronology:

1901 Hancock County Trustee of Public Reservations formed (HCTPR)

1903 George B. Dorr elected Vice President HCTPR. 1913 John D. Rockefeller Jr. (JDR, Jr.) begins construction of carriage roads on his own land

1914 George B. Dorr and Edward Howe Forbush, Massachusetts State Ornithologist, urge Dept. of Interior to accept 5,000 acres of HCTPR land as national park.

1913-1940 JDR, Jr. begins constructing carriage roads on his own land several years later he is granted permission to construct carriage roads on HCTPR lands and later on ACAD park lands. He will continue construction until 1940, totaling 57 miles.

September 1915 JDR, Jr. makes first substantial gift of $17,500 towards creation of a national monument in response to an appeal from Charles W. Eliot.

8 July 1916 Sieur de Monts National Monument established. George B. Dorr named ―Custodian‖

2 December 1916 Wild Gardens of Acadia, Inc. established. Principally owned and controlled by George B. Dorr, the tax-paying corporation promoted biological research and study on MDI

Summer 1917 Two Rangers employed

26 February 1919 Name changed to Lafayette National Park, Dorr named first superintendent

1922-1958 Planning and construction of the historic Motor Road System

Fall 1923 First park motor road (5 miles in length) under construction by John D. Rockefeller, Jr., extending from Bar Harbor (Rte. 233) to Jordan Pond.

1927 Park Master Plan

19 January 1929 re-designated Acadia National Park

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1930 JDR, Jr. begins donating property to ACAD

1933-1942 3 CCC camps established: McFarland Field 154-NP-1, Eagle Lake 158- NP-2 ―Camp Governor Brann‖ SP-1 at Ellsworth

1935 Otter Cliff radio station relocated to Schoodic Peninsula

1940 JDR Jr. ends carriage road construction (begun 1913)

1941 Dorr donates Old Farm to ACAD

1942 Seawall Naval Radio Station developed

1944 Isle au Haut parklands acquired

August 7, Benjamin Hadley named Superintendent serving until March 31, 1953

Thompson Island acquisition approved

17 October – 14 November 1947 1947 Mount Desert Island Fire, 17,188 total acres (8,730 park land)

1949 Saint Croix Island National Monument authorized

1964 ACAD Master plan approved

1965 Job Corps Center opens

1979 Jordan Pond House burns

25 September 1986 Park boundary established

1992 General Management Plan approved

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Narrative:

The Hancock County Trustees for Public Reservations (HCTPR) 1903 charter states:

..to acquire, by devise, gift or purchase, and to own, arrange, hold, maintain or improve for public use, lands in Hancock County, Maine, which by reason of scenic beauty, historical interest, sanitary advantage, or other like reasons, may become available for such purpose."

No member of the committee embraced the tenets set forth in the charter more than its Vice President, George B. Dorr. Conservation of scenic vistas and the area‘s natural resources spurred local residents like Dorr to find a way to preserve and protect the unique landscape. Between 1903 and 1916 when Sieur de Monts National Monument was created, the HCTPR had acquired by purchase or donation approximately 5,000 acres.2 Much of the land bequests, title research and adoption of legislation to create the park were due to Dorr‘s lobbying. It was axiomatic that Dorr, with his personal investment in the park and his particular knowledge of the islands resources, was chosen as the Park‘s first Custodian and Superintendent. He would serve as Superintendent until his death in 1944.

The only park in the National Park Service to be created wholly from land donation, the newly established Sieur de Monts National Monument received little or no operating budget in its first year of operation.3 In 1916, no money was appropriated for the new site. Dorr created The Wild Gardens of Acadia Corporation in that year to promote wildlife conservation and education through environmental studies and publications.4 As President (and Treasurer) of the corporation, Dorr was able to promote the new Monument and circumvent its pecuniary difficulties through the use of his own resources. The following year, the entire $150 allotment from congress went toward ranger services for wildlife protection.5 The park‘s first official ranger, seasonal ranger George King, was hired for the summer of 1917 at $50 a month.6

In 1919 the recently renamed Lafayette National Park‘s budget had grown to $10,000 and supported several administrative staff and rangers.7 In that year, approximately 7,000 automobiles entered the park. To recapture the tranquility of the island as it was known prior to the automobile, south shore resident John D. Rockefeller Jr. began constructing carriage roads. Like Dorr, Rockefeller was a passionate supporter of the national monument later becoming the park‘s greatest benefactor. Between 1918 and 1940, Rockefeller constructed 57 miles of carriage roads in the park.8 During planning and construction of the carriage roads, Rockefeller worked closely with Dorr. That relationship continued with the development of the motor road system. Both men ―along with Charles W. Elliot of the HCTPR, agreed that automobiles were not a passing fashion and that their presence and access to park roads needed to be

2 George B. Dorr, The Story of Acadia National Park (1942), 36. 3 Ibid., 60. 4 The Wild Gardens of Acadia, Statement of Aims and Purposes (1918). 5 Ibid. 6 Richard Quinn research 10 things you didn’t know about Acadia, Park Vertical File. 7 Edmond B. Rogers, History of Legislation Relating to The National Park System Through the 82nd Congress, Part III (Washington, DC: National Park Service, 1958). 8 Jeffrey Killion and H. Eliot Foulds, Cultural Landscape Report for the Historic Motor Road System, Acadia National Park (Boston: National Park Service, 2007), 21. ACAD Records – 12

carefully controlled.‖9 Over the 35+ year period (1922-1958) of motor roads construction in the park, Rockefeller assumed most of the cost and design work engaging the services of landscape architect Fredrick Law Olmstead Jr. and architect Grosvenor Atterbury.

Like Rockefeller, NPS Director Steven Mather was concerned that the ―overall visual and ecological effect of road construction…be minimized and…effectively harmonize with the natural environment.‖10 To that end, the NPS entered into a cooperative agreement with the Department of Agriculture‘s Bureau of Public Roads in 1926. This agreement, allowed park service engineers and landscape architects to oversee the planning and review process while the Bureau of Public Roads developed specifications and supervised construction 11 As work on Acadia‘s roads progressed, the dynamics between Rockefeller, the NPS and the Bureau of Public Roads evolved into a triumvirate where Rockefeller coordinated the activities of both agencies.12 In 1929, the year the park was re-designated Acadia National Park; Superintendent Dorr approached Rockefeller to purchase a large sweep of land along the ocean from Sand Beach to Otter Cliffs.13 This impressive piece of land and the scenic town-built Ocean Drive would become part of the park motor road system creating an unbroken connection from Cadillac Mountain road to the ocean perimeter. Rockefeller‘s stipulation of the purchase was that Otter Cliffs radio station be moved.14 NPS land on the Schoodic peninsula was chosen as the new site and the Thunder Hole demonstration segment of Ocean Drive was completed.

Road construction progressed during the New Deal ―primarily from and making use of Emergency Conservation Work funds.‖15 The Bureau of Public Roads oversaw the Acadia Roads and Trails program to reroute existing roads and construct new ones. CCC crews in collaboration with WPA and PWA crews ―contributed much of the skilled labor needed on complex construction jobs.‖16 Work crews provided thousands of hours of labor. In an August 21, 1934 letter Superintendent Dorr writing to Acting Director Demaray outlined supplementary work projects noting that construction of a two-mile long trail along Great Pond would require approximately 1,000 ―man days.‖ Besides road construction, work projects involved building paths and access roads, campground and picnic areas, laying topsoil, woods cleanup, tree surgery and pruning and Blister Rust control. Occasionally, crew members assisted the park naturalist. During the summer of 1935 ―when the park lacked the funds to hire naturalist Arthur Stupka, a CCC student enrollee gave walking tours to visitors at Sieur de Monts Spring.‖17 Again in 1939 ―enrollees acted as assistants to the Junior Park Naturalists… preserving and filing plant and

9 Ibid., 23 10 Ibid., 22 11 Ibid. 12 Ibid., 54 13 Sargent F. Collier, Mount Desert Island & Acadia National Park: An Informal History (Camden, Maine: Down East Books, 1978), 126. 14 Ibid., 128. 15Jeffrey Killion and Elliot Foulds, Cultural Landscape Report for the Historic Motor Road System Acadia National Park (Boston: National Park Service, 2007), 42. 16 James Moreira et al., The Civilian Conservation Corps at Acadia National Park (2009), 31. 17 Ibid., 275 ACAD Records – 13

animal specimens collected by the naturalists and typing excerpts from scientific books and magazines…‖18

The park‘s first naturalist, Arthur Stupka, initiated an ambitious naturalist program. A graduate of the Yosemite School of Field Natural History, Stupka employed the principles he learned in the intensive seven-week summer program of the importance of studying living organisms in their natural environment.19 In 1932 the first summer of his employment, Stupka conducted a host of campfire talks, illustrated lectures; nature walks, and hikes to Cadillac summit as well as deep sea fishing excursions. In an annual report for 1933, Stupka wrote:

―[i]t was fitting that Acadia, the first area of land east of the Mississippi River to become a National Park, should be the first of the eastern parks to offer Ranger-Naturalist Service. This service, inaugurated on June 13, 1932, was an experimental undertaking which has proved successful. In 1932 the nature-guide work was restricted to the summer season; this year the Ranger-Naturalist was recalled to resume the work beginning May 1.‖20

In 1933 the seasonal ranger-naturalist position became a permanent year-round Junior Park Naturalist position.21 As with other national park sites where the naturalist was in charge of educational activities, Stupka issued ―each month an attractively illustrated mimeographed publication known as Nature Notes.”22 The Nature Notes ―series of short articles on natural- history subjects…served to acquaint the visitor with the interesting features of the park.‖23 Besides visitor services, the naturalist conducted research and surveys of the park‘s flora and fauna. Records of deer management, a mycology survey and Christmas Bird Counts indicate an active program. Research of the park‘s deer population illustrates an evolution of management; from protection to culling. When the herd became too large, the Deer Management Program became a joint effort between the Naturalist division and the Protection division.

A primary function of the Protection division was the Fire Management Program with one ranger serving as park fire chief.24 Beginning in 1926, the division actively recorded weather conditions for the park. These observations helped determine fire danger conditions and were part of fire reports and summaries. Annual fire summaries dating to 1930 provide detailed summaries about

18 Ibid. 19 http://www.nps.gov/history/history/online_books/resedu/resedu1r.htm accessed 7/26/10 20 ACAD Resource Management Records, Box 2, Folder 20, 207-01.5 Report of the Ranger-Naturalist Service in Acadia National Park for the Year 1933, Arthur Stupka, Temporary Jr. Park Naturalist 21 Ibid. 22 http://www.nps.gov/history/history/online_books/resedu/resedu1q.htm, accessed 7/26/10 23 Ibid. 24 Fred H. Arnold, Wilbur L. Savage, and Robert B. Moore, The Mount Desert Island Fire of October 17 – November 14, 1947 with particular reference to Acadia National Park, Maine, February 27, 1948 (Region One, National Park Service; 1948) , 5. ACAD Records – 14

fires within the park. Until 1947, the fires were relatively small and manageable due in part to CCC fire hazard reduction work.25 A combination of dry conditions and strong winds fueled the 1947 Bar Harbor fire as it raced across the island burning more than 17,000 acres. The fire started adjacent to Dolliver‘s Dump outside the park boundary on the afternoon of October 17. When it was over, nearly one-third of the parks total area (8,750 acres) had been burned and fifteen park structures were razed as a result of the fire.26 Local, state, federal and civilian deployments joined forces to battle the blaze with NPS overhead personnel directing the effort. Park Naturalist Paul Favour participated in a fly-over of the fire on the afternoon of October 24 sketching the fire boundary onto topographical maps and annotating the map with observations.27 By November 14 when the fire was officially declared out, damage estimates outside the park were $11,000,000 and inside the park almost $600,000.28

Damage from the fire to park roads and trails was extensive.29 The maintenance division played an important role in the clean-up and reconstruction. Road construction reports, progress views and bridge inspection reports held by the park‘s Maintenance Division may have aided the reconstruction efforts. Similarly, research projects with their associated photographs, architectural drawings, maps and field notes such as Leo Grossman‘s field log for the Cadillac Mountain Road project would have significant value for the management of park resources providing a firsthand account of the project and decision making process at the time the road was being built. As in the past, current project files and reports are the permanently valuable program records that document the management of the park‘s cultural and natural resources and are necessary for the ongoing preservation and protection of the parks‘ heritage.

25Ibid., 5 26 Fred H. Arnold, Wilbur L. Savage, and Robert B. Moore, The Mount Desert Island Fire of October 17 – November 14, 1947 with particular reference to Acadia National Park, Maine, February 27, 1948 (Region One, National Park Service; 1948), 2, 45. 27 Ibid., 23. These maps are located in HQ/MC2/D8 28 Ibid., 48. 29 Ibid., 45. ACAD Records – 15

Collection Listing

Acadia National Park Resource Management Records, 1903-2007

Series I. Central Files [pre-1953]

Box 1

1. 101 Automobiles The Mount Desert Town Meeting, Herbert Weir Smith, Harvard University, 23 August 1913 2. 101 First Public Announcement of the Plan to Form a National Park upon Mt. Desert Island, 1913 (2); Bill to Establish the Mount Desert National Park, 30 May 1918 3. 101 ―Notes by George B. Dorr 2.58‖ [Narratives on the early history of the park, 1918- 1938] 4. 101 ―Notes by George B. Dorr 2.59‖ [Narratives on the early history of the park, 1925- 1939] 5. 101 Points of Interest to Visit in Acadia National Park – Notes by the Superintendent [c. 1935] 6. 101 Random Notes on the early history and development as a summer resort of Mount Desert Island and particularly Seal Harbor, George L. Stebbins, August 1938 7. ―Agassiz‘s Visit to Mount Desert Island,‖ Bar Harbor Times, Thursday 18 September 1941 8. 101 Historic Buildings, M.A. Greely 9. 101 Government Provides Great Playground in Maine, Stephen T. Mather 10. 101 Correspondence, Theodore Roosevelt to Swager Sherley, Chairman Committee of the House on Appropriations, re creation of park 11. 101 Informational Notes about Acadia National Park it‘s Development and Growth, Information about Bar Harbor and Mt. Desert Island, nd 12. 101 George B. Dorr Narrative of John D. Rockefeller Jr. Contributions to Acadia National Park (poor photocopy) 13. 101-01 Correspondence, re Permission to place a plaque at top of Green Mountain (Cadillac Mountain) 14. 120 White House letter sending quill pen used to sign Sieur de Monts National Monument Proclamation 10 July 1916 (quill pen is ACAD 28941) 15. 120 A Bill to Establish the Mount Desert Island National Park in the State of Maine, 1918 16. 120 [State of Maine Memorial in the President of the United States and the Honorable Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America, in Congress

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Assembled. Recommending that the Federal Government Establish an Official Gateway to Acadia National Park, 16 December 1933] (copy) 17. 201-06 Superintendent‘s Correspondence, George B. Dorr, 1920-1936 [book orders, general correspondence] 18. 201-06 Superintendent‘s Correspondence, George B. Dorr, 1924, 1935-1936 [Property Acquisition] 19. 201-06 Superintendent‘s Correspondence, George B. Dorr, 1927, 1935, 1936, 1940, 1942, 1946, 1949, 1951 ―Personal Papers - George B. Dorr‖ [NPS management of GBD burial and George B. Dorr correspondence] 20. 201-06 Superintendent‘s Correspondence, George B. Dorr, 1930, 1936, 1939 [Property Acquisition] 21. 201-06 Superintendent‘s Correspondence, George B. Dorr, 1932 [Cadillac Mountain Road] 22. 201-06 Superintendent‘s Correspondence, George B. Dorr, 1932, 1934-1936 [Otter Creek Radio Station, Clean-up, Campground, Roads] 23. 201-06 Superintendent‘s Correspondence, George B. Dorr, 1932-1935, 1937, 1939 ―Mr. Dorr – Correspondence To and From‖ 24. 201-06 Superintendent‘s Correspondence, George B. Dorr, 1933-1935 [CCC Camps and Personnel] 25. 201-06 Superintendent‘s Correspondence, George B. Dorr, 1934-1935 [CCC Camps] 26. 201-06 Superintendent‘s Correspondence, George B. Dorr, 1934-1936 [Motor Road Construction] 27. 201-06 Superintendent‘s Correspondence, George B. Dorr, 1935, List of Materials Rockefeller Nurseries Dictated by Mr. Connor, 6 May 1935 28. 201-06 Superintendent‘s Correspondence, George B. Dorr, 1935 [CCC Camps] 29. 201-06 Superintendent‘s Correspondence, George B. Dorr, 1935 [Forester for the park] 30. 201-06 Superintendent‘s Correspondence, George B. Dorr, 1935 [Ocean Drive foot path]

Box 2

1. 201-06 Superintendent‘s Correspondence, George B. Dorr, 1935 [Trustees of Public Reservations, Hancock County Trustees of Public Reservations] 2. 201-06 Superintendent‘s Correspondence, George B. Dorr, 1935 [Inventory of Library Room, Islesford Museum] 3. 201-06 Superintendent‘s Correspondence, George B. Dorr, 1935-1936 [Use and Extension of Carriage Roads, Roads deeded to NPS – see copies in folder 4] 4. 201-06 Superintendent‘s Correspondence, George B. Dorr, 1935-1936 [Use of Carriage Roads, Motor Road Extension – see originals folder 3] 5. 201-06 Superintendent‘s Correspondence, George B. Dorr, 1935-1936 [Spruce Sawfly, Report on Planting] ACAD Records – 17

6. 201-06 Superintendent‘s Correspondence, George B. Dorr, 1935-1936 [Appointment of Park Naturalist, Non-pay Wardens] 7. 201-06 Superintendent‘s Correspondence, George B. Dorr, 1935, 1936, 1941, 1949 [Museum Reports, Inventory Islesford Museum room] 8. 201-06 Superintendent‘s Correspondence, George B. Dorr, 1935-1937 [Request for books, Park Operations] 9. 201-06 Superintendent‘s Correspondence, George B. Dorr, 1936 [The Great Meadow letter] 10. 201-06 Superintendent‘s Correspondence, George B. Dorr, 1936 11. 201-06 [Harold Ickes and Homan‘s House, 1939-1951] 12. 201-18 Rockefeller Correspondence [1915-1944], Folder 1 of 2 13. 201-18 Rockefeller Correspondence [1915-1944], Folder 2 of 2 14. 201-18 Rockefeller Correspondence [1945-1953], Folder 1 of 2 15. 201-18 Rockefeller Correspondence [1945-1953], Folder 2 of 2 16. 206-02 Acadia Stamp, 1934 17. 206-02 Acadia Stamp and Envelope, 1936 ACAD 33734, ACAD-651 18. 207 Report of Field Activities of Senior Naturalist Technician from October 29 to November 12, 1934, Charles J. Spiker 19. 207 Report of the Trailside Botanical Museum, July 1 – September 1, 1935, John H. Pierce, Botanist 20. 207-01.5 Report of the Ranger-Naturalist Service in Acadia National Park for the Year 1933, Arthur Stupka, Temporary Jr. Park Naturalist, Folder 1 of 2

Box 3

1. 207-01.5 Report of the Ranger-Naturalist Service in Acadia National Park for the Year 1933, Arthur Stupka, Temporary Jr. Park Naturalist, Folder 2 of 2 2. 207-01.5 Park Naturalist Report Acadia National Park, January – October, 1935 3. 207-01.5 Museum Reports, Acadia National Park, May 1936 – January 1937, Maurice Sullivan, Park Naturalist and Ralph H. Lewis, Field Curator 4. 207-03 Report on the Sawtelle Collection, Islesford Museum, Little Cranberry Island, Acadia National Park, 15 September 1948 by Regional Historian Roy E. Appleman and Museum Curator J. Paul Hudson 5. 207-04 Park Naturalist‘s Report for the Months of May-August, 1934 6. 207-11.1 Visitor Statistics, 1950-1951, Traffic Volume, 1951 7. 207-11.1 Travel – Monthly – Public [Visitor Statistics, Traffic Volume Summary, 1950- 1952] 8. 207-11.2 ―Travel Statistics 2.8 1928-1940‖

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9. 207-20 Weather [1937-1953], Folder 1 of 230 10. 207-20 Weather [1937-1953], Folder 2 of 231 11. 501-02 The National Park on Mount Desert Island, Beatrix Farrand, Scribner‘s Magazine, April 1917 12. 501-02 Information for Article – Rockefeller Roads, 1937 13. 501-02 ―Yankee Yellowstone: Acadia National Park on the Maine Coast is a bit of West ‗way down East‖ June 1946, Ruth Ayers32 14. 501-03 ―With the Good Folk of Old Castine‖ Sarah Powell, Baltimore American, 4 October 1903 (copies of article given by Mrs. T. Hale) 15. 501-03 Newspaper Clippings, 1916-193533 16. 501-03 ―Map of the Proposed Motor Road in the Acadia National Park,‖ ―Letters, Telegrams and Resolutions Favoring Rockefeller Road-building Programs‖ The Bar Harbor Times, 11 February 193134 17. 501-03 ―Notables of State and Nation Attend Opening of Cadillac Mountain Road,‖ Portland Sunday Telegram, 24 July 193235 18. 501-03 Newspaper articles, 1936, 1947, 195136 19. 501-03 Press Release for 28 October 1937 [Cape May Warbler Nest and Eggs presented to Park Museum] 20. 501-03 Press Release Property Acquisition – Old Farm [includes related correspondence], 1942 21. 501-03 George B. Dorr Obituary, 1945 (photocopy) 22. 501-03 Newspaper photograph ―After Forest Fire Burned Out Bar Harbor, 24 October 1947‖ 23. 501-04 ―Points of Interest to Visit in Acadia National Park, Notes by the Superintendent,‖ 1935

Box 4

1. 503-02 Typed Lists: ―Negatives,‖ ―Original Films,‖ ―Original Plates and Negatives,‖ taken by H. W. Gleason, 1905, 1918, 1922-1923 2. 504 Photograph of park staff from NPS Bulletin(?) 1936, Athenaeum Items ―Healy and the Dorrs‖ No. 33, February 1945 3. 504-04 Map, Acadia National Park: Bar Harbor Park Headquarters, 1933-1934

30 See also separated material 31 See also separated material 32 See also separated material 33 See also separated material 34 See also separated material 35 See also separated material 36 See also separated material ACAD Records – 19

4. 504-04 Map, United States Department of the Interior Geological Survey, Acadia National Park and Vicinity, Hancock County, Maine, 194237 5. 600 Preliminary Report on the Town Plan, Bar Harbor, Maine, July 1948 6. 600-03 The Future of Mount Desert Island: A Report to the Plan Committee Bar Harbor Village Improvement Association, 1928, Charles W. Eliot 2nd, Landscape Architect 7. 600-03 A Land Status Study of Acadia National Park Mt. Desert Island Maine, Benjamin L. Breeze, Resident Landscape Architect, 20 August 1942 8. 602-01 Boundary Extension Islesford Museum and Islesford Wharf Tract # 14-102 & #14-103, Deed #368 & #369, 1935-1949 9. 604 Rockefeller Lands Conveyed to Park, 1935 (photocopy) 10. 610 Donation of Old Farm, 1939-1941 11. 610 George Dorr Property, 1941 12. 610-01 Correspondence – Property Acquisition, 1924-1936 (photocopy) [see also 201-06 Superintendents Correspondence] 13. 620 Notes & Transfer – Old Farm Property 2.36 [Sale and Inventory of Old Farm and Compass Harbor Cottage, 1942-1950] 14. 620 Field Report by Engineer Denniston and Architect Higgins on ―Old Farm‖ Acadia National Park 2.36, 16 September 1946 15. 620 [Contents of House and Safe at Old Farm, 1940s] 16. 630 Papers Relating to Road Hearing before Secretary Work, 26 March 1924, Folder 1 of 2 17. 630 Papers Relating to Road Hearing before Secretary Work, 26 March 1924, Folder 2 of 2 18. 630 Hearing on Lafayette National Park Road and Trail Development held before Secretary of the Interior Work 26 March 1924 at 10:00 a.m. 19. 630 Letters in Connection with the Hearing in Washington called 26 March 1924 by Secretary Work in Response to Senator Pepper‘s attack on the motor road then under construction which Mr. Rockefeller was contributing to the park

Box 5 (5‖ legal size)

1. 630 Cadillac Mountain Highway [Photograph book – Bureau of Public Roads, 1932] 2. 630 Copies of Data turned over by Mr. Rockefeller, 17 October 1935 relating to Proposed Roads in Acadia National Park 3. 630 Carriage Roads Correspondence, 1935-1936 (photocopy) 4. 630 George B. Dorr Narratives: The Great Meadow, Harden Farm Road, Harold Peabody and Congressional Hearings [1930s] 5. 630 Park Motor Roads: Sieur de Mont to Sand Beach [1930s – photocopies]

37 See also separated material ACAD Records – 20

6. 630 Correspondence of George B. Dorr concerning trail and road construction 1935- 1936 (photocopy) (originals may be in 201-18 Rockefeller Correspondence) 7. 630 Harden Farm Road, 1936 (photocopy) 8. 630 Bicycle Use – Carriage Roads, 1940 9. 701 Wherry: A Selected List of Ferns and Flowering Plants of Mount Desert Island and Vicinity [1926?] 10. 731 Bird List, Mount Desert Island [1900-1930?] 11. 732 The Geology of Mount Desert Island, Norman L. Smith, National Park Service [1936?] 12. 732 Geology Mt. Desert Island – Chadwick 13.25, 1937-1942 (See George Halcott Chadwick Geology of Mount Desert Island Research)

Box 6

1. 833 Drawings and Photographs of a Micmac Canoe, 1936 2. 833-05 Acadia Museum Plan Part I & II, Ralph H. Lewis, Field Curator 2.21, 1936-1937 3. 833-05 Correspondence to a Proposed Museum in Acadia National Park, 1936-1947 4. 833-05 Books in the Islesford Collection [1939] 5. 833-05 Abbe museum and Museum Training, 1948 6. 833-05 Report on the Sawtelle Collection, Islesford Museum, Little Cranberry Island, Acadia National Park 15 September 1948, Regional Historian Roy E. Appleman and Museum Curator J. Paul Hudson, 1948 7. 833-05 Museum Correspondence, 1948-1950 8. 833-05 Islesford Museum Inventories, 1948-1959 9. 833-05 Museums [Correspondence 1950-1953] 10. 833-05 A Museum of Natural History is Needed in Acadia National Park, n.d. 11. 833-05.2 Correspondence and Inventory Islesford Historical Museum, 1948 12. 883-01 Mount Desert Island Fire October 1947 Photographs (Copy 3) 13. 883-06 Control of White Pine Blister Rust, 1936, William E. Parsons, Senior Foreman Forester 14. 901 [Correspondence, Permits – Naval Radio Station Schoodic Peninsula and Seawall, 1943]

Box 7 [post-1953]

1. A1619 Meetings – Recommendations Bar Harbor Village Improvement Association, 1995 2. A18 Advisory Boards, Field 1990 3. A18 [Maine Acadian Preservation Commission, 25 November 1991] 4. A18 Advisory Boards – Maine Acadian Cultural Preservation Commission, 1995 ACAD Records – 21

5. A24 Committees – Down East Resource Conservation and Development Inter-Agency Tour 1995 6. A24 Goal Setting, 1995 7. A2435 Sign Committee – Results, Park Signs, 1983 8. A2435 Sign Committee, 1987 9. A2435 Equal Opportunity Committee, 26 October 198710. A2435 Sign Committee Minutes, 1990 10. A2435 Sign Committee, 12 April 1992 11. A2621 Superintendents Annual Report, 1987 12. A2621 Superintendents Annual Report, 1989 13. A2621 Semi-annual Printing Report, 1992 14. A2621 Annual Narrative Report, FY1996 15. A2621 Annual Search & Rescue Report/Annual EM Report CY1994, 19 January 1995 16. A2623 Acadia National Park – Dow Chemical Co./Huntsman Chemical Corp. Recycling Project, 13 February 1992 17. A2623 [Submitted Response to briefing paragraph for President Bush when he visited Maine, 3 April 1992 18. A3823 Memorial Service for Mr. John D. Rockefeller, Jr., 1960 19. A40 Bar Harbor Planning Board, Village Improvement Association, 1992 20. A40 Park Staff Meeting Minutes, 1992-1993, Folder 1 of 2 21. A40 Park Staff Meeting Minutes, 1992-1993, Folder 2 of 2 22. A4015 Staff Meeting Minutes, 1990 23. A4015 Acadia National Park Meeting Minutes, 1995 24. A44 Islesford Ferry, 25 February 1979 25. A44 Memoranda of Agreement, 1988-1989 26. A44 Cooperative Agreements, 2001

Box 8

1. A44 Feasibility Study for Consolidation of Otter Creek and Seal Harbor Wastewater Treatment Plants, Town of Mount Desert, Maine, July 2001 2. A4415 List of Cooperative Agreements [1980s] 3. A4415 Cooperative Agreements 2001 4. A54 Acadia National Park: A Study of Conservation Objectives Relating to its Establishment on Boundary Adjustments (copy 2) December 1955 5. A54 ―Where the National Park Service is Going,‖ 1984 6. A5415 Congressional Committee, 9 April 1992 7. A5419 Status Report – Accommodations of Physically Handicapped, 22 July 1992 8. A5423-N Acadia National Park Trip, July 30 – August 9, 1955 Naturalist

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9. A5425 Personnel Management Evaluation Report, Service-wide Management Assessment, 1985 10. A5425 Final Actions on Operations Evaluation Recommendation, 26 August 1988 11. A5427 Operational Reviews, 1980-1983 12. A5427 Operational Reviews, 14 September 1984 13. A5427 GOA Questionnaire – Mitigation of Threats to Park Resources, 1992 14. A5431 Operations Evaluation Report, 1988 15. A5433 Operations Evaluation Report, 1988 16. A5623 [Advance Acquisition Plan for Carriage Road System, 1992] 17. A5639 Field Office Instructional Memorandum – Wildlife Capture Firearm Qualifications, 1995 18. A5817 ITS Projects, 13 August 2001 19. A64 Acadia National Park Organizational Charts, 1982 20. A64 Winter Operations, 1 December 1995 21. A64 Organizational Park, 2001 22. A6415 NPS ―Yellow Book‖ Update Superintendents of Parks, 1983, ACAD-340 23. A6419 Basic Operations – Comments and Evaluation, 1982-1983 24. A6423 Deny Request to Operate Climbing School, 21 March 1984 25. A6423 Administrative Staff Time Policy, 1992 26. A6429 Fiscal Year 1984 Management Efficiency Action Plan for Fiscal 1984, 28 December 1983 27. A6483 Park Management Efficiency Plan, 5 May 1983 28. A7015 Emergency Mobilization Preparedness, 20 May 1983 29. A7019 [Navy Request for Park Review Electronic al System Upgrade at Schoodic Point Housing Complex, 1980], ACAD-34038 30. A7021 Energy Conservation, 1982-1983 31. A7021 Energy Conservation Report, 1985 32. A7021 Energy Conservation Report, 1988 33. A7021 Energy Management Report, Energy Conservation Report, 1992 34. A7021 Recycling, 1995 35. A7623 Tort Claim – David Ciampi Injury Case, 16 July 1995 36. A7626 Storm Damage Funding Request, 1991 37. A7237 Fire Weather/Fire Data, 2 February 1988 38. A8015 Alterations, Maintenance and Improvements, 1980-1983 39. A82 Acadia National Park 1916-1991 75th Anniversary Pamphlet 40. A8215 Commissioning of USS Acadia, 1979

38 See also separate material ACAD Records – 23

Box 9

1. A8215 Holiday Ornament Design, 1985 2. A8215 Wild Gardens of Acadia anniversary, 1986 3. A8215 75th Anniversary – Rededication Ceremony, Calendar of Events, Acadia NP Envelope, 199139 4. A8215 Newspaper: 75th Anniversary, 1991, ACAD-22940 5. A8215 Plastic tote bags, 75th anniversary, ACAD-547 6. A8227 ―History written upon the land‖, 1949-1952, ACAD-340 7. A88 Transportation Studies, 2001 8. A8815 Downeast Transportation Needs, 2001 9. A8817 Propane-powered Busses, 29 May 2001 10. A98 Acadia Job Corps Civilian Conservation Center, Bar Harbor, Maine, Center History, 1966-1967 11. A98 Acadia Job Corps Center Pamphlet and Map, 1968 12. A98 Acadia Job Corps Civilian Conservation Center History, 1968-1969 13. A98 YCC and YACC Affirmative Action Planning, 1977 14. A98 YCC Season F.Y. 1979 15. A98 General File YCC Correspondence, 1980, Folder 1 of 2 16. A98 General File YCC Correspondence, 1980, Folder 2 of 241 17. A98 Work Study, 1983 18. A98 YCC, 1983 19. A98 VIP Program, 1985 20. A98 Work Study Program, 1985 21. A98 Work Study Program, 1987 22. A98 Work Study, 1988 23. A98 YCC Program at Acadia National Park, 1988 24. A98 YCC Program, 23 March 1992 25. A98 CCC Plaque, 24 July 1992

Box 10

1. A98 VIP Program, 1992 2. C14 The Acadia Corporation Mount Desert Island and Acadia National Park, by Charles Savage, 1972 [2 copies] ACAD-340 3. C38 Kentucky Carriage & Livery Inc., Concessions Administration, 1990-1991 4. C38 Acadia Corporation, Concessions Administration, 1991

39 Assigned incorrect accession number ACAD-674 40 See also separated material 41 See also oversize ACAD Records – 24

5. C3823 Wildwood Concession Contract, 11/14/1989 6. C3823 Acadia Corporation, 1991, Folder 1 of 2 7. C3823 Acadia Corporation, 1991, Folder 2 of 2 8. C3823 [Charter Carriage Tones Expansion of Permit, 1991] 9. C3823 Ed Winterberg [Kentucky Carriage & Livery, Inc., 1991], Folder 1 of 2 10. C3823 Ed Winterberg [Kentucky Carriage & Livery, Inc., 1991], Folder 2 of 2 11. C3823 General – Concessions, 1991 12. C3823 Kentucky Carriage & Livery Evaluation of Offers, 1991 13. C3823 Kentucky Carriage & Livery Offers Received, 1991 14. C3823 Kentucky Carriage & Livery Operations, 1991 15. C3823 Procedures, Kentucky Carriage & Livery, Inc., 1991 16. C3823 [Charter carriage tours expansion of permit, 1991] 17. C50 Expanded use of carriage roads, March 1991 18. C58 Jordon Pond House & Building on Cadillac Mountain, 1957-1971, ACAD-340 19. C58 Jordan Pond House, Acadia National Park, Maine, Budget Estimate, February 1980, Folder 1 of 2

Box 11

1. C58 Jordan Pond House, Acadia National Park, Maine, Budget Estimate, February 1980, Folder 2 of 2 2. C58 Jordan Pond House Cadillac Mountain Gift Shop, Building Replacement Cost Report, 1982-1983, ACAD-340 3. C58 Acadia Corporation Buildings and Other Facilities, 1991 4. C58 [Blue Duck Restroom Facility, 1991] 5. C58 The Acadia Corporation, 1992 6. C58 Inventory of Concessioner Occupied Buildings, 1993 7. D18 Master Plan Development Outline, Interpretation, by Robert H. Rose, Nov 18, 1958 8. D18 Concession Management Plan, 1971 9. D18 Draft Master Plan, May 1976 10. D18 Draft Environmental Statement/Revised proposed Master Plan, 1976 11. D18 Decision Paper Master Plan, 1977 12. D18 General FY ‘81-83, including Master Plan, ACAD-340 13. D18 Master Plan and Planning Program 1983-1984, ACAD-340 14. D18 [DSC and NAR correspondence, 1984], ACAD-340 15. D18 General Management Plan, 1984 16. D18 Task Directives, 1984, ACAD-340 17. D18 Inventory of Structures, 1984 [copy], Folder 1 of 3

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Box 12

1. D18 Inventory of Structures, 1984 [copy], Folder 2 of 3 2. D18 Inventory of Structures, 1984 [copy], Folder 3 of 3 3. D18 Acadia National Park, Package 287A, Rehabilitation and New Construction, 1985 4. D18 Statement for Management, 1986 5. D18 Draft Land Protection Plan, 1987 6. D18 Draft Task Directive General Management Plan and Environmental Assessment, May 1987 7. D18 Operations Evaluation, 1987 8. D18 Housing Management Plan, 1988 9. D18 Master Plan, 1988 10. D18 Operations Evaluation, 1988 11. D18 Planning Program, 1988 12. D18 Resource Management Plan, 1988 13. D18 Master Plan, 1989

Box 13

1. D18 Planning Program, 1989 2. D18 Resource Management Plan, 1989 3. D18 Isle au Haut DCP (Development Concept Plan), 1989-1991 4. D18 Federal Highways, 1990 5. D18 Master Plan, 1990 6. D18 Planning 1990 [Land Protection, Future of MDI and Acadia National Park, Islesford Museum] 7. D18 Resource Study, 1990 8. D18 Master Plan, 1991 9. D18 Planning Program, 1991 10. D18 Resource Management Plan, 1991 11. D18 Acadia National Park General Management Plan, 1992 13. D18 Finding of No Significant Impact, General Management Plan, Acadia National Park, 1992 14. D18 Maine Acadian Culture Project, 1992 15. D18 Master Plan, 1992 16. D18 Planning Program, 1992 17. D18 Hulls Cove Visitors Center Needs Assessment Survey and Report, Jan 1994

ACAD Records – 26

Box 14

1. D18 Phase 2 Planning Report Seasonal Transportation on Mount Desert Island, 1997 2. D18 1998 GPRA Reports: Visitor Satisfaction and Visitor Understanding of the significance of ACAD, ACAD-545 3. D18 1999 GPRA Reports: Visitor Satisfaction and Visitor understanding of the significance of ACAD, ACAD-545 4. D18 GRPA 2000: Visitor survey, ACAD-545 5. D18 2001 GPRA Reports: Visitor survey, ACAD-545 6. D18 Master Plan, 2001 7. D18 2002 GPRA Reports, ACAD-545 8. D18 2003 GPRA Reports, ACAD-545 9. D18 Natural Resource Management Program Overview and Needs [nd] 10. D18/D22 Jordan Pond House Comprehensive Design, 1983 11. D20 Location-Design Study and Environmental Assessment State Route 233 Town of Mount Desert, Hancock County, Project No. FLH-02564, 1977 12. D20 Construction – Parking Lot Extensions, Department of Transportation Project effecting Park Land, 1979-1983 13. D20 Seawall Amphitheatre, 1985-1986 14. D20 Bridges, 1988 15. D20 Replace Boiler and Fuel Oil Tank and Install New Heating System, 13 October 1989 16. D20 Garbage Disposal, 1989 17. D20 Sanitation Matters, 1989 18. D20 Solid Waste Management, 1989 19. D20 Water and Sewer, 1989 20. D20 Power Cable Servicing Egg Rock Light, 7 August 1990 21. D20 Thunder Hole Stairs – Case Incident Record (Photos), 21 November 1990

Box 15

1. D20 [Salt/Sand Storage Shed – Schoodic, Department of the Navy 10 March 1992] 2. D20 Trip Report [Park Facilities] 4-7 August 1992 3. D20 Visitor Use Management Strategy, 6 November 1992 4. D20 Schoodic Timber Harvest, 1996 5. D20/30 Roads and Trails, 1990, Folder 1 of 2 6. D20/30 Roads and Trails, 1990, Folder 2 of 2 7. D20/30 Roads and Trails, 1991, Folder 1 of 2 8. D20/30 Roads and Trails, 1991, Folder 2 of 2

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9. D20/30 Documentation of Categorical Exclusions for Schoodic Road and Associated Parking Area Rehabilitation Project, 12 June 1992 10. D20/30 Roads and Trails, 1992, Folder 1 of 2 11. D20/30 Roads and Trails, 1992, Folder 2 of 2 12. D20/30 Minutes of Parking Management Meeting, 1 November 2001 13. D20/3415 Proposed Curatorial Storage Building, 1991 14. D20/3415 Title I Project – Ranger Housing, 1991

Box 16

1. D20/46 Accessibility Survey, 1983, Folder 1 of 2 2. D20/46 Accessibility Survey, 1983, Folder 2 of 2 3. D20/46 Rehabilitation of Thunder Hole Steps, 1990 4. D20/50 Materials Removed from Park Burn Pile for Fire Department Training, 26 February 1990 5. D20/50 FY89 Water Monitoring Program, 27 February 1990 6. D20/50 Heating and Cooling Systems, 1990 7. D20/50 Services and Utilities, 1990 8. D20/50 Trip Report Installations New Equipment, 1990 9. D20/50 Water and Sewer Systems, 1990 10. D20/5039 Water and Sewer [Park Surface Water System, Ranger Station Isle au Haut] 1992 11. D22 Construction Reports – Roads, Etc. Acadia National Park, 1934-1980 12. D22 General Correspondence, January 1961 – October 1970 13. D22 Construction and Preservation Programs, 1964-1965, ACAD-340 14. D22 Soils investigation request for Fabbri Memorial Site Area, 1982 15. D22 Thompson Island Visitor Information Center, 1982, ACAD-340 16. D22 Blackwoods Pkg 119, 1983, ACAD-340 17. D22 Federal Lands Highway Program, 1984, ACAD-340 18. D22 Construction and Preservation Programs, 1984, ACAD-340 19. D22 Federal Lands Highway Program, 1984, ACAD-340 20. D22 Federal Lands Highway Program, 1988 21. D22 Removal of Exotic Plants, 1989 22. D22 Development/Study Package – Proposals (Form 10-238), 1990 23. D22 [Rehabilitation of Thunder Hole Steps, 1990] 24. D22 Advance Planning Request for FY93 Package 245 – Carriage Road Rehabilitation, 2 September 1992 25. D22 Report on Meeting with Maine Historic Preservation Commission on 20 October 1992, 16 November 1992 26. D22 Thunder Hole Stairs, Senator William Cohen, 1992 ACAD Records – 28

27. D22 Utility Contract, Seawall Campground, Water and Wastewater Connecting, Pkg. No. 232, 4 April 2001/Seawall Water Tank, 15 February 2001 28. D22/30 Roads & Trails, 2001 29. D22/5039 Water and Sewer, 2001

Box 17

1. D2215 Construction and Preservation Programs Development/Study Package Proposals (10-238) package 273-272, 274, 1978, 1981-83 [folder 1 of 2], ACAD-340 2. D2215 Construction and Preservation Programs Development/Study Package Proposals (10-238) package 273-272, 274, 1978, 1981-83 [folder 2 of 2], ACAD-340 3. D2215 Development/Study Package Proposal Estimates and Work Orders, 1984 4. D2215 Development/Study Package – Replace Visitor Center and Maintenance Facility, 1989 5. D2215 Opening of One-way Road between Rt. 233 and Sieur de Monts, 20 March 1989 6. D2215 Park Development Schedule, 1991 7. D2215 Supplementary Funding for Acadia National Park, Islesford Museum. Finding Aid Project, 1991 8. D2217 Upgrade Utilities and Campgrounds Package, ACAD 233, August 2001 9. D2219 Lump Sum and Similar Programs, 1988 10. D24 Roads and Trails B & U, 1981-1983 [folder 1 of 2], ACAD-340 11. D24 Roads and Trails B & U, 1981-1983 [folder 2 of 2], ACAD-340 12. D24 Cyclic Maintenance, 1984, ACAD-340 13. D24 Rehabilitation & maintenance of Physical Facilities Program 1984 14. D26 Reports – Project Update, 1988 15. D26 FY90 Project Management Report 16. D2615 Reports, Monthly 1979, 1981 17. D2615 Isle au Haut temperature data, 1984 18. D2621 Acadia‘s Advance Acquisition Plan for FY1992, 3 December 1991 19. D2623 Completion Reports, 1984 20. D30 Braille Trail, 1970

Box 18

1. D30 Roads & Trails General Correspondence, 1981-1984 2. D30 Storm Damage Otter Creek Bridge, 1982, ACAD-340 3. D30 Bridges, 1984 4. D30 Curbs, walks, etc, 1984 5. D30 Roads and Trails, 1984 6. D30 Loop Road Issue, 1988, Folder 1 of 2 ACAD Records – 29

7. D30 Loop Road Issue, 1988, Folder 2 of 2 8. D30 Bridges, 1989 9. D30 Roads and Trails, 1989, Folder 1 of 2 10. D30 Roads and Trails, 1989, Folder 2 of 2 11. D32 Sewall Campground Cemetery, 1981-1983, ACAD-340 12. D3215 Picnic Campgrounds Fabbri Memorial Site & Jordan Pond House, 1982, ACAD- 340 13. D3215 Picnic Areas and Campgrounds, 1989 14. D3215 Blackwoods and Seawall Campground Rehabilitation Minutes of 16 October 2001 Workshop 15. D3315 Fire Management, 1989 16. D34 Lamp & Power Diagram Baker Island Light [Mylar], 1972 ACAD-534 17. D34 Buildings (General), 1984 18. D34 Buildings [Ranger Housing Seawall/Blackwoods], 22 August 1991 19. D34 Buildings 1992 [Blue Duck, Replacement Housing Trailers at Seawall Campground, Alterations Blackwood Fee Station] 20. D3415 Construction and Maintenance, 1988 21. D3415 Construction and Maintenance, 1989 22. D3415 Acadia‘s Housing Improvement Program for FY 90-93 23. D3415 Radon Results for Buildings in Acadia National Park, 1991 24. D3415 Proposed Curatorial Storage Building, 1992 25. D46 Underground Storage Tank Survey, 1989 26. D46 Project Review – Thunder Hole Steps, 1990 27. D50 Trip Reports Fabbri Memorial Comfort Station Design, 1983, ACAD-340 28. D50 [Utility Lines through Jackson Lab into Park, 9 April 1992] 29. D5015 Electricity, 1988 30. D5027 Radio Frequencies, 1991

Box 19

1. D5027 [Old Radio Equipment Building Cadillac Summit, 26 June 1992] 2. D5031 MDI Towns, Solid Waste, 1988 3. D5039 Water & Sewer Services, 1977. 1979 4. D5039 Bear Brook Well, 17 May 1988 5. D5039 Jordon Pond – No Swimming Signs, 1990 6. D52 The Bridge Construction Camp, 17 October 1988 7. D52 Advance Acquisition Plan FY1990 8. D52 Contracts, 1991 9. D52 Reroof Maintenance Facility & Ranger Station, 1992 10. D52 Visitor Center Parking and Pavilion – Meeting Minutes, 18 January 2001 ACAD Records – 30

11. D5217 Appraisal Services Knowles, 1987 12. D5217 Jordon Pond Landscaping, 15 November 1988 13. D5217 Construction Contracts, 1990 14. D5217 Construction Contracts 2001 15. D62 Museum and Fixed Property Inventory, 1959, ACAD-340 16. D62 Museum and Exhibit Activities, 1989 17. D62 Archives and Manuscript Survey, 12 July 1990 18. D62 Trip Report Acadia National Park [Maintenance need for Islesford Museum and the Blue Duck, 1992] 19. D6215 Isleford Museum Inventories, 1948-1959 20. D6215 Interpretive Prospectus, 1971 [K1817], ACAD-340 21. D6215 Planning and Design Directive, Interpretive Prospectus, 1971 [K1817] 22. D6215 Planning, Preparation, Maintenance, Preservation of Exhibits, 1988 23. D6223 Book Donations, 1956, 1977 24. D6223 University of Maine, Orono donation, 1983 25. D6223 Historic Postal Records Islesford Historical Museum, 1991 26. D66 Hancock County Trustees of Public Reservations Dedication of the George Bucknam Dorr Memorial [post 1947], ACAD-395 27. D66 Sign Committee Meeting, 1981-1983 28. D66 Signs, Markers & Memorials, 1988 29. D66 [Sign Needs and Sign Committee Minutes, 1990] 30. D66 Park signs Birch Harbor town line, 1991 31. D66 Road signs, 1992 32. F14 Request Funds Saint Croix Island International Historic Sites – Education, 2001 33. F1423 Proposed Work Plan for Conservation Easement Monitoring, 15 June 1988 34. F1423 Additional Funding, 1992 35. F30 Zero Base Budgeting, 11 May 1983

Box 20

1. F30 Fiscal Plans, 1985-1986 2. F3015 Approved FY95 Natural Resource Projects 3. F3017 Budget Increases and Decreases, 1989 4. F3017 Budget Increases and Decreases, 1990 5. F3017 Senate Subcommittee Question, 1992 6. F34 Lump Sum Construction Projects, 1983 7. F34 Carryover of No-Year funds, 1991 8. F3415 Cultural Cyclic, Over Obligation, 1983 9. F3415 Status of Funds, 4 August 1987 10. F3415 Request for FY88 Park Support Funding, 1988 11. F3415 Status of Funds, 1989 ACAD Records – 31

12. F3417 Budget Execution Reserves, 1983 13. F38 Funding Request for Drug Interdiction Funding, 13 April 1987 14. F38 Appropriation and Allotment Advices, 1989 15. F3819 Storm Damage Needs, 2 March 1995 16. F54 Request for Law Enforcement Assistance Dedication Jordan Pond House, 3 May 1982 17. F54 Addressing Acadia National Park‘s Cataloging Backlog, 1988 18. F5415 Donations, 1983 19. F5415 Donations, 1987 20. F5415 Donations, 1988 21. F5415 Fees and Revenue, 1988 22. F5415 Donations, 1989 23. F5415 Donations, 1990 24. F5415 Donations, 1991 25. F5415 Donations, 1992 26. F5415 Donations, 1995, Folder 1 of 2

Box 21

1. F5415 Donations, 1995, Folder 2 of 2 2. F5415 Donations, 1996 3. F5419 Revenue Management Plan and User Fees, 1983 4. F5419 Camping Fees, 1988 5. F5419 Fees and Revenues, 1989 6. F5419 Camping Fees, 1990 7. F62 Fiscal Regulations and Interpretation, 1989 8. F6219 Project Funding from Resource Management Program for FY89, 1989 9. F7423 Quarters, 1988 10. F7423 Housing Maintenance Management Report, 1990-1991 11. H14 Photocopies of Reports & Correspondence Relating to the history of the Otter Cliffs Radio Station, 1922-1984 12. H14 Research Request information on Native American on MDI, 1952 13. H14 Baker Island History, 1954 14. H14 John D. Rockefeller, Jr. & Acadia National Park, April 1963 15. H14 Wild Gardens of Acadia [includes Bar Harbor Garden Club application for Kellogg Medal 16. H14 [Stone Cross Cadillac Mountain – Green Mountain House Lot, 1980] 17. H14 The Bartlett Ancestry, from the ―Bartletts‖ by Thomas Edward Bartlett, 1982 18. H14 Film Donation and Film Survey, 1983 19. H1415 S.270 A Bill to establish a permanent boundary for the Acadia National Park in the State of Maine, July 1985 20. H1415/W3815 [Maine Acadian Cultural Center, 1989] 21. H1417 Acadia National Park: a study of conservation objectives Relating to its establishment and boundary adjustments by Luther S. Winsor, December 1955 22. H1417 The Limits of Acadia by Wendell S. Hadlock, n.d.

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23. H18 Special Collections, 1988

Box 22

1. H18 Special Collections, 1989 2. H18 Special Collections, 1995 3. H1815 Annual Inventory of Museum Collections, 10 March 1986 4. H1815 Assessment of Historic Objects, 15 December 1987 5. H1815 National Park Service Area, 1989 6. H1815 Collections Management Report Correspondence, 12 March 1990 7. H1815 Collections Storage Plan [Correspondence], 19 October 1990 8. H1815 Report of the Collections Accountability Team at Acadia National Park, 6 November 1990 9. H1815 Collection Management Plan Site Visit on September 16-27, 1991, 7 August 1991 10. H1815 Schoodic Naval Security Group – Records and Collections, 2001 11. H1817 Progress Views, Big Moose Island Extension and Parking Area, 1934 12. H1817 Acquisitions, Gifts, Loans and Inventories, 1988 13. H1817 Survey of Museum Collections Scope of Collections Review, Security of Museum Collections, 1990 14. H1817 Annual Inventory of Museum Property, 13 September 1991 15. H1817 Funding, 1991 16. H1817 Museum Property Survey, 1991 17. H1817 Collections Management Report, 1996 Islesford Historical Museum Collections Storage Plan 18. H1817 Islesford Fire Pump, Cranberry Isle Photograph – Donations, 2001 19. H20 Collections Management Reports 1985-1986 and Report on Cataloging Target Dates and Cost Estimates 20. H2015 Structural, Curatorial and Interpretive Problems at the Isleford Historical Museum, 9 September 1986 21. H22 Request for Approval to Purchase Historical Research – Carriage Road Study, 1983 22. H22 106 Clearance for Replacement of Underground Storage Tank, 1989 23. H22 Research Projects, 1991 24. H22 NAGPRA, 1995 25. H22 Correspondence, Aroostook Band of Micmacs, 14 December 2001 26. H2215 A report of the archeological work performed by Wendell S. Hadlock, 1961-1962 on the Isleford Historical Museum Grounds 36. H2215 A historic and archeological sites survey of Acadia National Park and adjacent territories plus an addendum by Wendell S. Hadlock, 1963 [folder 1 of 2]

Box 23

1. H2215 A historic and archeological sites survey of Acadia National Park and adjacent territories plus an addendum by Wendell S. Hadlock, 1963 [folder 2 of 2]—photographs

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2. H2215 Addendum to a historic and archeological sites survey of Acadia National Park and adjacent territories by Wendell S. Hadlock, Nov 1963—photographs 3. H2215 [History of Beech Mountain Fire Tower, 1966, 1983]42 4. H2215 Early history of Naval Security Group Part I [copies of the Acadian], 1972 5. H2215 Early history of Naval Security Group Winter Harbor, 1972 6. H2215 Early history of Naval Security Group Part II [copies of the Acadian], 1973-1975 7. H2215 Maine Prehistory: a selection of short papers, 1973 8. H2215 Archeological Survey of Acadia National Park, 1974 9. H2215 Final report Archeological Studies, Investigations, and Excavations Various Locations Acadia National Park, 1977 [partial] 10. H2215 Archeology at Fernald Point Site – end of excavation report, 1977 and Archeological salvage and test excavations Fernald Point, 1980 11. H2215 Archeological investigations of a portion of the areas to be removed from Acadia NP [1979], ACAD-340

Box 24

1. H2215 Archaeological salvage and test excavations Fernald Point, Acadia National Park, 1980 2. H2215 Archeological Testing Jordan Pond House, 1982 3. H 2215 Archeological Investigations, Mount Desert Island, 1986 [2 copies] 4. H2215 Archeological Survey Report on the 1984-1985 monitoring of construction at Fabbri Memorial, 1986 [2 copies], ACAD-550 5. H2215 Archeological survey report examination and evaluation of 16 proposed construction localities, Dec 1988 [3 copies], ACAD-340 6. H2215 Archeological survey report examination and evaluation of 16 proposed construction localities, 1988 [early copy] 7. H2215 Acadia NP Timeline, 1988 8. H2215 The Carroll Family Mountain House, Southwest Harbor, 1825-1917, Henry A. Raup, 1989

Box 25

1. H2215 Collections Management Report, 1989 2. H2215 Research Proposals for Scenic Vistas Associated with the Historic Carriage Roads in Acadia National Park, 1990 3. H2215 Draft Baker Island Cultural Landscape Report, 1996 4. H2215 Notes re: Cranberry Islands [nd] 9. H2215 Background study of Maine Coastal Life [nd] and Background study of historic period resources in Acadia National Park [nd] 10. H2215 Tourism and Isle au Haut – A Historic Perspective, n.d. 11. H2217 1987 Collections Management Report

42 See also separated material – map too fragile and creased to roll, left folded ACAD Records – 34

12. H2217 Cultural Resources Assistant – Islesford Historical Museum, 8 October 1991 13. H24 Archeological & Historical Data Recovery Program, 1988 14. H24 Trip Report – Catalog Acadia National Park Human Remains at University of Maine; Archeology Site Protection through Easements, 1990 15. H30 from D66 [Memorial Plaques, 1980-1991], ACAD-340 16. H30 Memorandums and research on ACAD structures and properties from Regional Office Staff, 1982-1988, ACAD-340 17. H30 Carroll House Acadia National Park Research by Barbara Pearson, 1985, ACAD-340 18. H30 Draft report on the 1984-1985 monitoring of construction at Fabbri Memorial by Diane Lee Rhodes, 1986, ACAD-340 19. H30 Historic Sites and Structures – Preservation, Surveys, Monitoring 1987-1990 20. H30 Historic Sites & Structures, 1988 21. H30 Baker Island Lighthouse, 1989 22. H30 Historic Sites & Structures – Bear Island Light House, 1989 23. H30 Carroll Farm, 1990 24. H30 Historic plaques and stone monuments, Acadia National Park, 1990 25. H30 106 Compliance for Bar Harbor Water Company Project, 1991 26. H30 Cultural Landscape Report – Carriage Roads, 1991 27. H30 Cultural Resource Compliance for the Brown Mountain Gate House, 1991 28. H30 [Gate House – Trip Report, 1991] 29. H30 Maine Olmsted Alliance for Parks & Landscapes, 1991 30. H30 Preservation Projects, 1991

Box 26

1. H30 Historic Motor Road System compliance documentation and rehabilitation guidelines for FWHA #PRA-ACAD-4A10, 1993 2. H30 Campground, Trails Evaluation Technical Assistance, 1995 3. H30 From Mountain Top to Seashore: The Cultural Legacy of the Motor Roads of Acadia National Park, 1995 4. H30 Archeological Recommendations, 1996 5. H30 Historic Sites and Structures, 1996 6. H30 Request for Funds, 1996 7. H3015 [Sieur du Monts Spring Canopy restoration, 1978-1980] 8. H3015 Assessment of Effect on Cultural Resources – Gilly House and Carroll Farm House 1980 9. H3015 Historical Structure Prospectus, 1988 10. H3015 Draft Collections Storage Plan, Archeological Requirement Project PRA-ACAD, Baker Lighthouse Grant Correspondence, 1989 11. H3015 NPS Inspection Checklist for Museum Storage and Exhibit Spaces, 1 August 1990 12. H3015 Historical Structure Prospectus, 1990 13. H3015 Islesford Historical Museum, 23 October 1991 14. H3015 LCS Summary Inventory of Structures, 1996

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15. H3017 List of Classified Structures 1985, ACAD-34043 16. H3017 Documentation – Condition of Historic Masonry, 12 March 1990 17. H3017 List of Classified Structures 1995, 30 November 1995 18. H3019 Correspondence – Special Studies, Bear Island Light House, Collection Storage Plan, 1989 19. H3019 Special Studies – Bear Island Lease, 1989 20. H3021Bear Island Light Station – Leasing, 1988 21. H3021 Bear Island Light, 1990 22. H3022 Leasing of Bear Island Light, 1988 23. H32 List of National Register Nominations, 1987-1988 [copies] 24. H32 National Register/Baker Island Light Station & Bear Island Light Station, 1988 25. H32 National Register Recommendations, 1990 26. H32 National Historic Lookout Register Citations for Beech Mountain, 1993 ACAD-535 27. H32 [Effort to update LCS and create CLI, 1996] 28. H32 National Register of Historic Places, 1996

Box 27

1. H34 National Historic Landmark FY1989 Section 8 Report, 1989 2. H36 Grant for Baker Island Light Station, 1989 3. H42 Historic Preservation Program Overview, 1980-1984, ACAD-340 4. H42 106 Compliance – Carriage Road System, Bear Island Light Station, Storm Beach Cottage, Storage Tank Replacement, 1989 5. H42 106 Compliance – Preservation Program Overview, 1990 6. H4215 Assessment of Action – Leasing Bear Island Light Station, 8 November 1989 7. H4217 Compliance Documentation, 1985-1986 8. H4217 Compliance Documentation, 1991 9. H4217 Motor Road Rehabilitation March 1993 10. H4217 Section 106 Compliance, Carriage Road Rehabilitation, 1993, ACAD-364 11. H4217 Compliance Documentation, 1995, Folder 1 of 2 12. H4217 Compliance Documentation, 1995, Folder 2 of 2 13. H4217 Compliance Documentation, 1996, Folder 1 of 2 14. H4217 Compliance Documentation, 1996, Folder 2 of 2 15. H4217 Compliance Documentation, 2001, Folder 1 of 2 16. H4217 Compliance Documentation, 2001, Folder 2 of 2

Box 28

1. K18 Interpretive Activities, 1983 2. K18 Interpretive Activities, 1988 3. K18 Arts in the Park, 1989

43 See also separated material ACAD Records – 36

4. K18 Interpretive Activities – Wayside Exhibits, Folder Reprints, Media Inventory, 1989 5. K18 Self-Evaluation forms Compliance of 1973 Rehabilitation Act, Section 504, 28 June 1989 6. K18 Interpretive Activities, 1990 7. K18 Interpretive Activities, 1991 8. K18 Sieur de Monts Spring brochure draft, c. 1992, ACAD-340 9. K18 Interpretive Activities, 1996 10. K18 Interpretive Activities, 2001 11. K1815 Interpretive Planning, 1956-1959 [includes copy of Mission 66 Planning document for the park], ACAD-273 12. K1815 Interpretive Activities (Services), 1984 13. K1815 Interpretive Activities, 1985 14. K1815 Services & Facilities – Draft MOA Kentucky Carriage & Livery, Annual Statement for Interpretation, Boat Trips, 1989 15. K1815 [Observations Regarding Field Trip to Western Region with Kenyan Delegation; Beaver Watch, 1990] 16. K1815 Customer Services Plan, 1995 17. K1817 Interpretive Prospectus for Acadia National Park, 1964 18. K1817 Interpretive Activites and Planning, 1983 19. K1817 Interpretive Planning, 1986 20. K1817 Interpretive Planning, 1988 21. K1817 Interpretive Planning, 1989 22. K1817 Interpretive Planning, 1990

Box 29

1. K1817 1990 Statement for Interpretation, 1991 2. K1817 Interpretive Planning, 1991 3. K1817 Interpretive Prospectus, 1993 4. K1817 Interpretive Planning, 1995 5. K26 Annual Statement for Interpretation and Visitor Services, 1987 6. K26 Annual Interpretive Program Report, 1992 7. K2621 Annual Reports, 1987 8. K2621 Annual Audiovisual Activity Report, 1989 9. K2621 Annual Reports – Eastern National, Audiovisual, 1991 10. K2621 Annual Report – Eastern National at Acadia, 1995 11. K3015 Production and Acquisition of Motion Pictures, 1988 12. K3015 Explore America Series, Acadia National Park, 1990 13. K3015Interpretive Media Rehab Survey, 1996 14. K3019 Production and Acquisition of still pictures and slides, 1988 15. K3023 Loans & Gifts to other Agencies, 1988 16. K3415 Press clippings and releases, 1955-1958, nd, ACAD-34044

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17. K3415 Welcome to Acadia National Park, John M. Good, Superintendent, 24 June 1969 [photocopy] 18. K3415 Press Releases – Acadia, 1987-1989 19. K3415 Press Releases – Acadia, 1988 20. K3415 Press Releases – Acadia, 1989 21. K3415 Press Releases – Acadia, 1990 22. K3415 Press Releases – Acadia, 1991 23. K3415 Press Releases – Acadia, 1995 24. K3415 Press Releases – Acadia National Park, 1996 25. K3415 Press Release – Draft Hiking Trails Plan, 13 February 2001 26. K3417 Travelers Information Station (radio), 1982 27. K3417 Cassette and transcript of Maine Public Radio Interview on Peregrine Falcons at Acadia, ACAD-366, 1990

Box 30

1. K38 Park Publications, 1985 2. K3815 Acadia‘s Beaver Log, 1986, ACAD-37945 3. K3815 Acadia‘s Beaver Log June, Sept-Oct 1990, ACAD-37946 4. K3815 Beaver Logs, 199047 5. K3815 Acadia‘s Beaver Log June, July, August, Sept/Oct 1991, ACAD-37948 6. K3815 Beaver Logs 1991, ACAD-27849 7. K3815 Acadia Beaver Log 1992 June, July, August. Sept/Oct, ACAD-37950 8. K3815 Acadia Beaver Log 1993 June, July, August, Sept/Oct, ACAD-37951 9. K3815 Acadia Beaver Log 1994 June, July, August, Sept/Oct, ACAD-37952 10. K3815 Beaver Logs, 2000-2001; Free Acadia Shuttles newsletter, 1999-2000, ACAD-36353 11. K3815 Beaver Logs 200354 12. K3815 Beaver Logs 2004, ACAD-34755 13. K3819 Naturalist Program Leaflet, 1962-1981, ACAD-340 14. K3819 Free Informational Literature – Folding Brochure, 1983 15. K3823-I ACAD Natural History Handbook, 1958-1963, ACAD-340 16. K3827 Trails of Acadia, a map showing park trails on the West and East sides of MDI [c. 1960s], ACAD-49356

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17. K3827 Acadia Park Folder, 1981-1983 18. K3827 Maps, 1988 19. K54 Newspaper clippings, 1953, 1981, 1983 20. K54 Newspaper clipping, 195657 21. K54 Newspaper clippings regarding Park‘s Master Plan, 1963-199158 22. K54 1972 [folder 1 of 2], ACAD-340

Box 31

1. K54 1972 [folder 2 of 2] 2. K54 Newsclippings, 1970, 1973 (June – Dec) [folder 1 of 2], ACAD-340 3. K54 Newsclippings, 1970, 1973 (Jan-June) [folder 2 of 2], ACAD-340 4. K54 Newsclippings, 1974 [folder 1 of 2], ACAD-340 5. K54 Newsclippings, 1974 [folder 2 of 2], ACAD-340 6. K54 The life of Acadia by Bill Perry with a forward by Freeman Tilden, 1974, ACAD-340

Box 32

1. K54 Acadia clippings 1979 – folder no. 2 – Aug- Dec 1979 2. K54 Acadia clippings for 1980 Folder No. 1 Jan 1980 – 7/31/80, ACAD-340 3. K54 Acadia clippings for 1980 folder No 3 Nov 1 – Dec 31, 1980, ACAD-340 4. K54 Newsclippings, park, town, region, NPS issue, 1981 [folder 1 of 2], ACAD-340 5. K54 Newsclippings, park, town, region, NPS issue, 1981 [folder 2 of 2], ACAD-340 6. K54 Newspaper clippings, 1981 [folder 1 of 2], ACAD-340 7. K54 Newspaper clippings, 1981 [folder 2 of 2], ACAD-340

Box 33

1. K54 Acadia Newsclippings 8/1/81 – 9/30/81 [folder 1 of 2], ACAD-340 2. K54 Acadia Newsclippings 8/1/81 – 9/30/81 [folder 2 of 2], ACAD-340 3. K54 Newspaper Clippings 10/1/81 – 12/21/81 [folder 1 of 2], ACAD-340 4. K54 Newspaper Clippings 10/1/81 – 12/21/81 [folder 2 of 2], ACAD-340 5. K54 Newsclipings Folder #2 April 1, 1982 – 6/30/82, ACAD-340 6. K54 [Articles Re: National Park Foundation Tracts and the CCC, 1982, nd 7. K54 The Bar Harbor Times, June 10, 1982, Jordan Pond 8. K54 George B. Dorr series ―the Legacy‖ in the Islander Magazine, 1983

Box 34

1. K54 1986 [folder 1 of 2], ACAD-340 2. K54 1986 [folder 2 of 2], ACAD-340

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3. K54 Acadia National Park Newsclippings #2 April 1, 1986 – June 30, 1986 [folder 1 of 2], ACAD-340 4. K54 Acadia National Park Newsclippings #2 April 1, 1986 – June 30, 1986 [folder 2 of 2] 5. K54 Acadia National Park Newsclippings #3 July 1, 1986 – August 22, 1986 [folder 1 of 2], ACAD-34059

Box 35

1. K54 Acadia National Park Newsclippings #3 July 1, 1986 – August 22, 1986 [folder 2 of 2], ACAD-340 2. K54 Newsclippings, park, island, regional issues 8/23/1986 – 10/31/1986, ACAD-340 3. K54 ―Piecing together a Management Plan‖ in Christian Science Monitor, 1988 4. K54 The Carriage Roads in Acadia National Park, Supplement to the Bar Harbor Times, September 29, 1994 [3 copies], ACAD-340 5. K 54 December 1, 2006 – December 31, 2006 6. K 54 January 1, 2007 – January 31, 2007 7. K 54 February 1, 2007 – February 28, 2007 8. K 54 March 1, 2007 – March 31, 2007 9. K 54 April 1, 2007 – April 30, 2007 10. K 54 May 1, 2007 – May 31, 2007

Box 36

1. K 54 June 1, 2007 – June 30, 2007 2. K 54 July 1, 2007- July 31, 2007 3. K54 Newspaper Clippings, August 1, 2007 – August 31, 2007 4. K 54 Newspaper Clippings, September 1, 2007 – September 30, 2007 5. K 54 Newspaper Clippings, October 1, 2007 – October 31, 2007 6. K 54 Newspaper Clippings, 1 November 2007 – 30 November 2007 7. K 54 Newspaper Clippings, 1 December 2007 – 31 December 2007 8. K 54 Newspaper Clippings, 1 Jan 2008 – 31 Jan 2008 9. K 54 Newspaper Clippings, 1 February 2008 – 29 February 2008 10. K 54 Newspaper Clippings, March 1, 2008 – March 31, 2008 11. K 54 Newspaper Clippings, April 1, 2008 – April 30, 2008 12. K 54 Newspaper Clippings, 1 May 2008 – 31 May 2008 13. K 54 Newspaper Clippings, 1 June 2008 – 30 June 2008 14. K 54 Newspaper Clippings, 1 July 2008 – 31 July 2008 15. K 54 Newspaper Clippings, 1 August 2008 – 31 August 2008

59 See also separated material ACAD Records – 40

Box 37

1. K 54 1 September 2008 – 30 September 2008 2. K 54 1 October 2008 – 31 October 2008 3. K 54 1 November 2008 – 30 November 2008 4. K 54 1 December 2008 – 31 December 2008 5. K 54 1 January 2009 – 31 January 2009 6. K 54 1 February 2009 – 31 March 2009 7. K 54 01 April 2009 – 30 April 2009 8. K 54 01 May 2009 – 31 May 2009 9. K 54 June 1, 2009 – June 30, 2009 10. K 54 July 1, 2009 – July 30, 2009 11. K 54 August 1, 2009 – August 30, 2009 12. K 54 September 1, 2009 – September 30, 229 13. K 54 1 October 2009 – 31 October 2009 14. K 54 1 November 2009 – 30 November 2009 15. K 54 1 December 2009 – 31 December 200960 16. K5415 Slide Program, 1990 17. K5417 Illustrations – Carriage Association Article, 25 February 1990 18. L1415 St. Saveur Mission site correspondence, 1969-1973, ACAD-340 19. L1415 Ownership of Granite Wharf Blocks on Islesford Harbor, 1998-2001 20. L1425 Isle au Haut correspondence, 1942-1968, ACAD-472

Box 38

1. L1425 Isle au Haut correspondence, ACAD-472 2. L30 Special User Permits, 1964-1971 3. L30 River and Harbor Act permit requests, 1981 4. L58 Report of trip to New England from Aug 23, 1961 – Sept 3, 1961 [includes Jesuit Mission] 5. L58 Justification of Off shore islands, 1968 6. L7019 The National Park Service in Maine, 1968 7. L74 CDs of Environmental Assessments of Duck Brook, 2002 and Sand Beach, ACAD-541 8. L7617 Finding of no significant impact, Climbing management plan, 1997 9. N14 Vegetational Transect of Sand Beach, 1972; Sand Beach Lab Report; Sand Beach Transect Analysis 10. N14 Fire Research Proposal, 15 April 1991 11. N14 Zebra mussel threat to NPS Aquatic resources [St. Croix River], 1993 12. N14 Grasses, Seeds, Herbs, and Rushes of Isle au Haut and The Flora of Isle au Haut [nd] [ 3 copies of each] 13. N1415 [Research proposals, 1969, 1970] 14. N1419 Wildlife-Birds, 1931-1955, Folder 1 of 2, ACAD-319

60 Park made the decision to stop collecting newspaper articles after December 31, 2009 ACAD Records – 41

15. N1419 Wildlife-Birds, 1931-1955, Folder 2 of 2, ACAD-319 16. N1419 Birds, 1988 17. N1419 [Eagle Study, 1990] 18. N1419 Peregrine Falcon Management Plan, 21 June 1991

Box 39

1. N1419 Birds – Peregrine Nesting Site, 1995 2. N1419 A preliminary list of the summer birds of Mount Desert Island, ME [nd] 3. N1423 Fish, 1988 4. N1423 Plants, 1989 5. N1423 Fish – Elevated Mercury Levels, 1995 6. N1427 Influence of white-tailed deer on vegetation of Isle au Haut, 1982 7. N1427 Mammals, 1988 8. N1427 Mammal Studies – Acadia National Park, 1989 9. N1429 [Gypsy moth and spruce budworm surveying, 1980 – 1981] 10. N1429 [Aerial Survey for Hemlock Looper Lambdina fiscellaria], 21 August 1991 11. N1429 Odonate specimens collected at Acadia National Park, Schoodic District during the June 11-13, 2004 Lepidoptera Blitz, ACAD-530 12. N1433 [Collecting lists and requests, 1978, 1984] 13. N1433 [Correspondence Big Heath Bog, Black cherry seeds, 1981, 1983] 14. N1433 Plants, 1988 15. N16 Maine Coastal Zone management, 1976-1977 16. N16 Natural Resource Management, 1988 17. N16 Resources Basic Inventory, 1988 18. N16 Wetlands Management [Otter Creek Cove Ramp, Rip Rap at Schoodic, Carroll Farm Entrance, 1988] 19. N16 Natural Resource Management, 1989 20. N16 Resource Management Plan – RMP Updates 1989 21. N16 Review Draft National Natural Landmark Evaluations, 1989 22. N16 Coastal Zone Management, 1990 23. N16 [Natural Resource Management Projects – Correspondence, 1990] 24. N16 Resources Basic Inventory, 1990 25. N16 Wetlands Management, 1990

Box 40

1. N16 Wetlands Management – Bar Harbor Water Company Project (Phase 2); Call for Proposals and Technical Assistance Request, 1991 2. N16 [Natural Resource Assessment, Survey, Monitoring, 1992] 3. N16 Coastal Zone Management, 1995 4. N16 Natural Resource Management – GIS, Climbing Management Plan, Ozone Advisory Program, 1995

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5. N16 Natural Resource Management Correspondence, 1996 6. N16 Proposal Education Collaborative, 2001 7. N16 Estuary & Beaver Population Dynamics, 2003 8. N16/Y34 Forest Products, 1983 9. N1615 Deer, 1990 10. N1615 Watchable Wildlife Program, 3 September 1991 11. N1615 Lomatagonium rotatum on Little Moose Island, 7 October 1991 12. N1615 Wildlife Management – Biological Inventory Schoodic, Injured Animal Reports, Closure Portion of Canada Cliff Trails, 1995 13. N1615 Wildlife Management, 1996 14. N1615 Fish and Harlequin Ducks, 2001 15. N1615 Fisheries Management, 2001 16. N1617 NPFLORA database, 1983 17. N1617 [Lichens, 1985] 18. N1617 Plant Life [daffodils on Cadillac Mountain, Acadia vegetation map], 1989 19. N1617 Plant Life, 1990 20. N1617 Clear Trees Schooner Club, Schoodic, 10 October 1991 21. N1617 Plant Life – Revegetation Report and Correspondence re Plants, 1995 22. N1617 Plant Life, 1996 23. N1619 Water resource baseline data and assessment of impacts from acidic precipitation, 1985 24. N1619 Dam Hodgdon Pond, 1989 25. N1619 Motel and Marina Bass Harbor – Correspondence, 15 August 1989 26. N1619 Water Life, 1990 27. N1619 [Gulf of Maine Action Plan, 1991] 28. N1621 Threatened and Endangered Species [Peregrine Falcons, 1988] 29. N1621 [Peregrine Falcons – closure of Precipice Hiking trail, 1989] 30. N1621 Threatened and Endangered Species, 1990 31. N1621 Peregrine Falcon – Bald Eagles Closure of Precipice Trail, 1995 32. N1621 Request for List of Maine Species of Concern, 2001 33. N1623 [Baseline data/qualified Wilderness area; Forest Development and Preservation, 1989] 34. N1623 Back Country Management – Isle au Haut; training video, 2001 35. N22 Birds, 1928, 1968, 1975

Box 41

1. N22 [Scientific research needs, Scientific Studies Program, 1981-1982] 2. N22 Research & Observations, 1988 3. N22 Research Proposals & Science Projects, 1990 4. N22 Research & Observations, 199161 5. N22 Research, Observations & Requests, 1995 6. N22 Research & Observations, 1996

61 Personal Identifiable Information ACAD Records – 43

7. N2215 Review of Progress Report on an Ecological Characterization of Intertidal Resources of Acadia National Park, 22 February 1989 8. N2219 Research project guidelines and proposals, 1981-1982 9. N2219 Research Proposals & Projects, 1988 10. N2219 [Borrelia burgdorfer, Infection study (Deer tick) Correspondence, 1990 11. N2219 Implement Fire Management Plan, 1990 12. N2219 Final Report for Resource Management Projects, 1991 13. N2219 Research Proposals, 2001 14. N26 Draft Scoping Report, Water Resources Management Plan, Acadia National Park, 1990 15. N2621 Annual [Resource Management Plan, 1988] 16. N2621 Annual Review of Resource Management Plan, 3 March 1989 17. N2621 Natural Resources Funding Needs Assessment, 1991 18. N2623 Wildlife Inventory – Water Resources, 1990 19. N3031 The use of radiocarbon (c14) in the chronology of the recent epic, 1952 20. N3035 [Sea Caves – Acadia National Park, 1990] 21. N3043 Water, 1988 22. N3043 Corps of Engineers development of 164-Slip Marina, head of Southwest Harbor, 1991 23. N36 Park Waste for 1996 24. N3615 Air, 1988 25. N3615 Air, 1989 26. N3615 Air, 1990 27. N3615 Air Emissions and Quality, 1991

Box 42

1. N3615 Air – Ozone Biological Effects, 1995 2. N3615 Air Quality – State of Maine, 1995 3. N3615 Air Quality Survey, 1996 4. N3615 Air – Emissions License, 2002-2003 5. N3617 Water, 1988 6. N3617 Mid-season Lake Monitoring, 3 August 1990 7. N3617 Water, 1991 8. N3617 Mercury Contamination, 1995 9. N3617 Water – Aquatic Plant Study notice and Request for assistance of contaminated site, 1995 10. N3617 Water Studies, 1996 11. N3617 Beaver Relocation; Public Health Assessment; MDI Water Quality Coalition, 2001 12. N3617 Water – Protection & Spill Prevention, 2003 13. N3619 Watershed Protection Initiative Submission, 18 January 1991 14. N3619 Diesel Spill, Cadillac Mountain, 4 June 1991 15. N3619 Soil Tests – Stanley Brook Area of Acadia National Park, 1995 16. N3619 Toxic Release, 2003 17. N4215 Acadia National Park Research Projects, 2001 18. N44 Natural Landmarks, 1990

ACAD Records – 44

19. N46 [Essays re: visitor impacts on Acadia resources by David Griest, 1975] 20. N46 Social Science Initiative, 9 December 1991 21. N4615 Visitor Use Surveys, 1988 22. N4615 Visitor Use Surveys, 1989 23. N4615 Visitor Use Surveys, 1990 24. N4615 Visitor Use Surveys, 1991 25. N4615 Visitor Use Surveys, 1995 26. N4615 Visitor Use Surveys (Carriage Road Use), 1996 27. N4615 Visitor Use Surveys, 2001 28. N4619 Economic Impact Study 1995 29. N4621 Wildlife Protection Needs Assessment, 1991 30. N50 Pest Management Program , 1983-1984

Box 43

1. N50 Pesticide Use, 1990 2. N50 Purple Loosestrife Control, 18 July 1991 3. N50 Pest and Weed Control, 1991, Folder 1 of 2 4. N50 Pest and Weed Control, 1991, Folder 2 of 2 5. N50 Pest and Weed Control, 1995 6. N50 Pest and Weed Control, 1996 7. S72 Procurements & Contracts with Minority & Women-owned businesses, 29 March 1983 8. S72 Procurement (General), 1988 9. S72 Procurement – General, 1989 10. S7215 Otter Creek Bridge Repair, 1982-1985 11. S7215 Instructions and Procedures, 1983 12. S7215 Management Review – Road Maintenance; Contracting Warrants, 1983 13. S7215 Management Review of Road Maintenance, 1983 14. S7215 [Property and Requisitions, 1990]

Box 44

1. S7415 Detailed Maintenance Feature Inventory – Building Sheets, 1991, Folder 1of 3 2. S7415 Detailed Maintenance Feature Inventory – Building Sheets, 1991, Folder 2of 3 3. S7415 Detailed Maintenance Feature Inventory – Building Sheets, 1991, Folder 3of 3 4. S7215 Receiving Officer Procedures, 1991 5. S7215 Procurement – Request & Mandates, 1995 6. S7215 Telephone Tower – Isle au Haut, Telephone Line Location, 1995 7. S7217 Procurement Files – Construction Contracts, 1981-1982, Folder 1 of 2 8. S7217 Procurement Files – Construction Contracts, 1981-1982, Folder 2 of 2 9. S7217 Cadillac Mountain Facility, various contracting projects, 1983 10. S7217 [Visitor Information Center Contract] A.R. Kenny & Sons CX1600-3-0060, 1985 11. S7217 Plans and Specifications Review – Underground Tank Replacement, 3 March 1989

ACAD Records – 45

12. S7219 Contracts – Real Estate Appraisal, Title Services, 1983 13. S7221 SOW for archeological investigations at Schoodic Peninsula and Duck Harbor , 1977 14. S7221 Research Contracts, 1983 15. S7221 Specifications for archeological investigations of a portion of the areas proposed to be deleted from ACAD 16. S94 Wearing of Beards, 1978

Box 45

1. W30 Jurisdiction, 15 June 1991 2. W34 Law Enforcement Report: Background Investigation, 1983 3. W34 Firearm Inventory, 27 February 1990 4. W34 Law Enforcement Needs Assessment, 16 December 1991 5. W34 Law Enforcement, 1991 6. W48 The ―General Authorities Act‖ and its effect on law enforcement administration in Acadia National Park, 1977 7. Y14 Fire Regimes of the Coastal Maine Forests of Acadia National Park [1983?], [N16] 8. Y14 Forest Fires Control, 1987-1988 9. Y14 Forest Fires Control, 1988 10. Y14 Forest Fire Control, 1989 11. Y14 Fire, 1990 12. Y1419 Suppression, 1989 13. Y2623 E.I.F.C.C. Fireline News, December 1987

Park Reading Files

Box 46 (5‖ legal size)

1. Greens, April 1, 1980 – June 30, 1980 2. Greens, July 1, 1980 – September 30, 1980 3. Greens, October 1, 1980 – December 31, 1980 4. Greens, January 1, 1981 – March 31, 1981 5. Greens, April 1, 1981 – June 30, 1981 6. Greens, July 5, 1981 – December 31, 1981

Box 47

1. Greens, January 1, 1982 – April 30, 1982 2. Greens, May 1, 1982 – September 30, 1982 3. Greens, October 1982 – December 31, 1982 4. Greens, January 1, 1983 – March 31, 1983 5. Greens, April 1, 1983 – September 30, 1983 ACAD Records – 46

Box 48

1. Greens, October 1, 1983 – December 31, 1983 2. Greens, January 1, 1984 – March 31, 1984 3. Greens, April 1, 1984 – September 30, 1984 4. Greens, October 1, 1984 – December 31, 1984 5. Carbon Copies, January 1, 1985 – March 31, 1985 6. Greens, April 1, 1985 – September 30, 1985

Box 49

1. Greens, October 1, 1985 – December 31, 1985 2. Greens/Yellows, January 1, 1986 – March 31, 1986 3. [Yellow Copies of Correspondence], April 1, 1986 – September 30, 1986 4. Greens, October 1, 1986 – December 31, 1986 5. Greens, January 1, 1987 – March 31, 1987 6. Yellow Copies of Correspondence, April 1, 1987 – July 31, 1987

Box 50

1. [Yellow Copies of Correspondence], August 1, 1987 – December 31, 1987 2. Greens, January 1, 1988 – March 31, 1988 3. Greens, April 1, 1988 – June 30, 1988 4. Greens, July 1, 1988 – September 30, 1988 5. Yellows, October 1, 1988 – December 31, 1988 6. Yellows, January 1, 1989 – March 31, 1989

Box 51

1. Greens, April 1, 1989 – June 30, 1989 2. [Yellow Copies of Correspondence], July 1, 1989 – August 31, 1989 3. [Yellow Copies of Correspondence], September 1-30, 1989 4. [Yellow Copies of Correspondence], October 1, 1989 – December 31, 1989 5. Yellow, January 1, 1990 – March 31, 1990 6. Greens, April 1, 1990 – June 30, 1990

ACAD Records – 47

Box 52

1. Yellows, July 1, 1990 – September 30, 1990 2. Yellow Copies of Correspondence], October 1, 1990 – December 31, 1990 3. Yellows, February 1, 1994 – March 31, 1994 4. Yellows, April 1, 1994 – April 30, 1994

Box 53

1. Yellows, May 1, 1994 – May 31, 1994 2. Yellows, June 1, 1994 – June 30, 1994 3. Yellows, July 1, 1994 – August 31, 1994 4. Yellows, September 1, 1994 – October 28, 1994 5. Yellows, December 1, 1994 – January 31, 1995

Box 54

1. Yellows, February 1, 1995 – March 31, 1995 2. Yellows, April 1, 1995 – May 31, 1995 3. Yellows, June 1, 1995 – July 31, 1995 4. Yellows, August 1, 1995 – September 30, 1995

Series II. Park Naturalist Files62

Naturalist Reports

Box 55 [6 ,1] (5‖ legal size)

1. Naturalist‘s Report, 1932 2. Naturalist‘s Report, Sept 1933 – Dec 1934 3. Park Naturalist‘s Report, 1934 4. Campground Ranger Report, 1934 5. Insect Record for Acadia National Park, 1934 6. Naturalist‘s Report, 1938

62 See also ACAD 29258( Naturalists Photographs and Negatives) ACAD Records – 48

Nature Notes

7. Nature Notes from Acadia, 1932 8. Nature Notes from Acadia, 1933, Folder 1 of 2 9. Nature Notes from Acadia, 1933, Folder 2 of 2 10. Nature Notes from Acadia, 1934, Folder 1 of 2 11. Nature Notes from Acadia, 1934, Folder 2 of 2 12. Nature Notes from Acadia, 1935 13. Nature Notes from Acadia, 1939 14. Nature Notes from Acadia, Index 1932-1936 [complied 1938 by WPA]

Arthur Stupka Nature Journal, 1932-1935, ACAD-318 (photocopy)

Box 56

1. Nature Journal, 15 September 1932 – 30 December 1934 (typed copy) 2. Nature Journal, 1 January 1935 – 14 October 1935 (typed copy) 3. Nature Journal, 13 June 1932 – 15 September 1932 4. Nature Journal, 15 September 1932 – 30 September 1932, Katahdin Trip 5. Nature Journal, 1 May 1933 – 31 December 1933 6. Nature Journal, 1 January 1934 – 20 May 1934 7. Nature Journal, 21 May 1934 – 28 September 1934 8. Nature Journal, 28 September 1934 – 31 December 1934 9. Nature Journal, 1 January 1935 – 2 April 1935 10. Nature Journal, 3 April 1935 – 10 October 1935 11. Nature Journal, 14 October 1935

Photographs (A. Stupka/M. Bodine lantern slides ACAD-640)

Box 57

1. Purple Finches, Asticou Inn, Northeast Harbor, M. Bodine 2. Purple Finches, Asticou Inn, Northeast Harbor, M. Bodine 3. Pine Martin, M. Bodine 4. Captive young bald eagle, first year, September 1933, Acadia National Park, M. Bodine 5. Captive young bald eagle, first year, September 1933, Acadia National Park, M. Bodine 6. Captive young bald eagle, first year, September 1933, Acadia National Park, M. Bodine 7. Captive young bald eagle, first year, September 1933, Acadia National Park, M. Bodine 8. Captive young bald eagle, first year, September 1933, Acadia National Park, M. Bodine ACAD Records – 49

9. Captive young bald eagle, first year, September 1933, Acadia National Park, M. Bodine 10. Captive young bald eagle being fed by a park ranger 11. Bald eagle nest 12. Ranger Naturalist with children‘s group at the seashore, 1932, A. Stupka 13. Ranger Naturalist and party near Thunder Hole, 1932, A. Stupka 14. The Old Man of the Sea, Acadia National Park, A. Stupka 15. Antlers against granite, A. Stupka 16. Twinflower, A. Stupka 17. Young Sandpiper, M. Bodine 18. Surf spray near Hunter‘s Beach, A. Stupka 19. Granite glacial boulder in woods, A. Stupka 20. Pitch pine on Acadia Mountain overlooking Somes Sound, A. Stupka 21. Boulder tossed upon land by the sea, A. Stupka 22. Acorn barnacles at low tide, A. Stupka 23. Acorn barnacles close at hand 24. Acorn barnacles at the ocean‘s edge, A. Stupka 25. Herring gull, Mt. Desert Island, M. Bodine 26. Eggs of herring gull, A. Stupka 27. Herring gull eggs 28. Herring gull eggs 29. Arthur Stupka holding bird 30. Sun‘s eclipse from summit of Cadillac Mountain August 31, 1932, A. Stupka 31. Creeping slow berry, A. Stupka 32. Marine chasm below Champlain‘s Monument, A Stupka 33. Granite, A. Stupka 34. Bunch berry, A. Stupka 35. Steeplebush growing along rock fence, A. Stupka 36. Where granite meets the sea, A. Stupka 37. Crowberry (Empetrum nigrum), A. Stupka 38. Lighthouse, Great Duck Island light

Box 58

Visitor Programs

1. Park Naturalist Programs, 1932-1940

Research—Deer Management

ACAD Records – 50

2. ACAD Deer Management Program [section I], Contracts and Plans, 1942-196863 3. ACAD Deer Management Program [section II], Monthly Reports, 1947 4. ACAD Deer Management Program [section II], Program Reports, 1949-1955 5. ACAD Deer Management Program [section III], Deer Censuses, 1947-1968 6. ACAD Deer Management Program [section IV], Press Releases, 1941-197564 7. ACAD Deer Management Program [section V], Correspondence, 1938-1978 8. ACAD Deer Management Program [section V], Correspondence, 1941-194765 9. ACAD Deer Management Program [section V], Correspondence, 1964-1980 10. ACAD Deer Management Program [section VI, Technical Reports], 1947-1965

Research—Mycology

11. List of fungi collected on Mt Desert Island, October-December, 193566

Research—Ornithology67

12. Christmas Bird Counts [including 1969 Checklist of Birds], 1933-1970, Folder 1 of 2, ACAD-31968

Box 59

1. Christmas Bird Counts [including 1969 Checklist of Birds], 1933-1970, Folder 2 of 2, ACAD-319 2. Checklist of Birds of ACAD, 1937 3. ACAD Bird lists and Christmas Bird Counts, 1945-1968 4. Bird lists 1951, 1961, 1962, nd69

Collection Inventory

5. Inventory of Contents of Drawers Center Case, 1956-1957

Reports

63 Material culled from multiple locations to create this group of records. The first folder contains the table of contents. 64 See also separated material 65 Rockefeller correspondence has processor’s note from previous processing. 66 This is the file about fungi that the park staff was particularly interested in. 67 See also Ornithological Papers of Paul G Favour, Jr., 1956-1999, ACAD 58814, Acadia National Park 68 See also separated material 69 See also separated material ACAD Records – 51

6. Random Notes on the early history and development as a summer resort of Mt. Desert Island, particularly Seal Harbor, by George L. Stebbins, Aug 1938 7. The Geology of Mount Desert Island, by Norman L. Smith, nd [likely prior to 1941] 8. North American Census of Small Mammals, 1948, 1950 9. Notes on the Amphibia in Acadia National Park, Thesis by Shirley Lou Davis, June 1958 ACAD-232 10. Reproduction of the Common Tern and its Coactions with other Avian Species, by Larry J. Roop, 1965 11. Influence of white-tailed deer on vegetation of Isle au Haut, ACAD, by Gilbert and Harrison, Dec 1982

Publications

12. Visitor‘s Guide and Map, Mount Desert Island, ME, Acadia National Park 13. Sieur de Monts Publications II Sieur de Monts National Monument addresses upon its opening, Aug 22, 1916

Box 60

1. The future of Mount Desert Island a report to the plan committee Bar Harbor Village Improvement Association by Charles W. Eliot, 1928 2. The Scenery of Mt. Desert Island: its origin and development, by Erwin J. Raisz, Sept 1929 3. The handicrafts of the Modern Indians of Maine, by Fanny Hardy Eckstorm, 1932 4. The Bird Life of the Grand Manan Archipeligo, Contributions from the Bowdoin Scientific Station Kent‘s Island, Bay of Fundy, No. 5, From Proceedings of the Nova Scotia Institute of Science, Vol. 19, Pt. 4, Olin Sewall Pettingill, Jr., February 1939 ACAD-319 5. Birds of Mt. Desert Island, Acadia National Park, by Carroll S. Tyson and James Bond, 1941 6. The story of Mount Desert Island, Maine, by Samuel Eliot Morrison, 1960 7. The Vertebrate Fauna of Isle au Haut Maine by Richard H. Manville, reprinted from The American Midland Naturalist, Oct 1964 8. Acadia National Park, Maine, History basic data by Lenard E. Brown, Feb 1971 9. The first fifty years of the Robert Abbee Museum of Stone Age Antiquities and a look ahead Aug 13, 1928 – Aug 14, 1978, ACAD-340 10. Complete pictorial guide Acadia National Park by Edward J. Elvidge, 1978 [2 copies], ACAD-340

ACAD Records – 52

Series III. Protection Division Files

Ranger Monthly Reports [Ranger copies]

11. A2827 Eastern District Monthly Reports, 1953-1966 [Ranger Monthly Reports – Chief Ranger copy], Folder 1 of 4 12. A2827 Eastern District Monthly Reports, 1953-1966 [Ranger Monthly Reports – Chief Ranger copy], Folder 2 of 4 13. A2827 Eastern District Monthly Reports, 1953-1966 [Ranger Monthly Reports – Chief Ranger copy], Folder 3 of 4

Box 61

1. A2827 Eastern District Monthly Reports, 1953-1966 [Ranger Monthly Reports – Chief Ranger copy], Folder 4of 4 2. A2827 Eastern District Monthly Reports, 1958-1967 [Ranger Monthly Reports – District Ranger copy] 3. Eastern District Monthly Reports [Handbook, 1962], ACAD-279 4. A2827 Western District Monthly Reports, 1953-1958 [Ranger Monthly Reports], Folder 1 of 2 5. A2827 Western District Monthly Reports, 1953-1958 [Ranger Monthly Reports], Folder 2 of 2

Fire Management Program—Fire Reports ACAD-34170

6. Annual Fire Summaries: 1930-193971 7. Annual Fire Summaries: 1940-194972 8. Y2621 Annual Fire Summaries: 1950-195973 9. Y2621 Annual Fire Summaries: 1960-196974 10. Y2621 Annual Fire Summaries: 1970-197975 11. Y2621 Annual Fire Summaries: Annual Forestry Reports, 1966 12. Individual Fire Reports: Pre-1960 13. Individual Fire Reports: 1962 14. Individual Fire Reports: 1963

70 All Fire Management Program Records are accession ACAD-341except Fire Plans ACAD-389 71 See also separated material 72 See also separated material 73 See also separated material 74 See also separated material 75 See also separated material ACAD Records – 53

15. Individual Fire Reports: 1964 16. Individual Fire Reports: 1965 17. Individual Fire Reports: 1966 18. Individual Fire Reports: 1968 19. Individual Fire Reports: 1975 20. Individual Fire Reports: 1976 21. Individual Fire Reports: 1977 22. Individual Fire Reports: 1978 [includes 2005 reports on 1978 fires] 23. Individual Fire Reports: 1979

Box 62 (5‖ legal size)

1. Structural Fire Reports: Jordan Pond House (06/21/79), Folder 1 of 2 2. Structural Fire Reports: Jordan Pond House (06/21/79), Folder 2 of 2

Fire Management Program—Fire Plans ACAD-38976

3. ACAD Fire Control Plan, 1949 4. ACAD Fire Control Plan, 1969 5. ACAD Fire Control Plan, 1970 6. ACAD Fire Control Plan, 1974 7. ACAD Fire Control Plan, 1976

Fire Management Program—Weather Observations ACAD-341

8. Record of River and Climatological Observations, 1980 9. Record of River and Climatological Observations, 1979 10. Record of River and Climatological Observations, 1978 11. Record of River and Climatological Observations, 1977 12. Record of Climatological Observations, 1976 13. Record of Climatological Observations, 1975 14. Record of Climatological Observations, 1974 15. Record of Climatological Observations, 1973 16. Record of Climatological Observations, 1972 17. Record of Climatological Observations, 1971 18. Record of Climatological Observations, 1970 19. Record of Climatological Observations, 1969

76 Fire Control Plans are accession ACAD-389 ACAD Records – 54

Box 63 (5‖ legal size – 12.5‖ tall)

1. Record of Climatological Observations, 1968 2. Record of Climatological Observations, 1967 3. Record of Climatological Observations, 1966 4. Record of Climatological Observations, 1965 5. Record of Climatological Observations, 1964 6. Record of Climatological Observations, 1963 7. Record of Climatological Observations, 1962 8. Record of Climatological Observations, 1961 9. Record of Climatological Observations, 1960 10. Record of Climatological Observations, 1959 11. Record of Climatological Observations, 1958 12. Record of Climatological Observations, 1957 13. Record of Climatological Observations, 1956

Box 64 (5‖ legal size – 12.5‖ tall)

1. Record of Climatological Observations, 1955 2. Record of Climatological Observations, 1954 3. Record of Climatological Observations, 1953 4. Record of Climatological Observations, 1952 5. Record of Climatological Observations, 1951 6. Monthly Record of Climatological Observations, 1950 7. Monthly Record of Climatological Observations, 1949 8. Cooperative Observer‘s Meterological Record, Sept 1948 – Dec 1948 9. Cooperative Observer‘s Meterological Record, June 1947 – Aug 1948 10. Cooperative Observer‘s Meterological Record, 1946 11. Cooperative Observer‘s Meterological Record, Oct 1944- Dec 1945 12. Cooperative Observer‘s Meterological Record, May 1943 – Sept 1944 13. Cooperative Observer‘s Meterological Record, Jan 1942 – Apr 1943 14. Cooperative Observer‘s Meterological Record, Sept 1940 – Dec 1941 15. Cooperative Observer‘s Meterological Record, June 1939 – Aug 1940 16. Cooperative Observer‘s Meterological Record, June 1935 – Oct 1936 17. Cooperative Observer‘s Meterological Record, Feb 1934 – May 1935 18. Cooperative Observer‘s Meterological Record, Mar 1932 – June 1933 19. Cooperative Observer‘s Meterological Record, Oct 1930 – Feb 1932 20. Cooperative Observer‘s Meterological Record, Apr 1929 – Aug 1930 21. Cooperative Observer‘s Meterological Record, Dec 1927 – Mar 1929 22. Cooperative Observer‘s Meterological Record, Nov 1926 – Nov 1927 ACAD Records – 55

Box 65 (5‖ legal size)

1. Snow Conditions, 1950-1976 2. 10 day Fire Danger and Fire Weather Record, 1968 3. 10 day Fire Danger and Fire Weather Record, May 4, 1969 – Sept 10 1969 4. 10 day Fire Danger and Fire Weather Record, Sept 11, 1969 –July 10, 1970 5. 10 day Fire Danger and Fire Weather Record, July 11, 1970 – June 20, 1971 6. 10 day Fire Danger and Fire Weather Record, June 21, 1971 – July 10, 1972 7. 10 day Fire Danger and Fire Weather Record, July 11, 1972- July 31, 1973 8. 10 day Fire Danger and Fire Weather Record, June 23, 1978 – Sept 31, 1978 9. 10 day Fire Danger and Fire Weather Record, June 16, 1979 – Nov 20, 1979 10. 10 day Fire Danger and Fire Weather Record, July 11, 1980 – Nov 31, 1980

Fire Management Program—1947 Bar Harbor Fire

11. Mount Desert Island Fire 1947, 1947-1951, Folder 1 of 4 12. Mount Desert Island Fire 1947, 1947-1951, Folder 2 of 4 13. Mount Desert Island Fire 1947, 1947-1951, Folder 3 of 4 14. Mount Desert Island Fire 1947, 1947-1951, Folder 4 of 4

Box 66 (5‖ legal size)

1. 1947 Fire: Photographs and Maps, Folder 1 of 2 2. 1947 Fire: Photographs and Maps, Folder 2 of 277 3. MDI Fire Photographs of vegetation and burned structures, 1947 2. Descriptions of 1947 Mount Desert Island Fire slides [with 1983 comparison photographs], Folder 1 of 2 3. Descriptions of 1947 Mount Desert Island Fire slides [with 1983 comparison photographs], Folder 2 of 278 4. The Fire of 47: a supplement to the Bar Harbor Times79 5. 1947 Bar Harbor Fire Information [photocopies and commemorative news clippings assembled in 1987, 1991-1993], Folder 1 of 2 6. 1947 Bar Harbor Fire Information [photocopies and commemorative news clippings assembled in 1987, 1991-1993], Folder 2 of 2 7. 1947 Bar Harbor Fire – 45th Anniversary Research, 1949-1991 8. 1947 Bar Harbor Fire: 50th Anniversary Commemoration

77 See also separated material 78 See also separated material 79 See also separated material ACAD Records – 56

Series IV. Maintenance Division Files

Building Files

Box 67

1. D3415 Carriage Road Bridge Repairs, 1981, ACAD-34380 2. D3415 Jordan Pond House Roof & Chimney Repairs, nd81 3. D3423 Buildings No. 1-149: Building Inventory Chart & Buildings Ranked by Size and Categories [part 1 of 4] 4. D3423 Building Nos 1-149: Photos and NPS Forms 10-768 [part 2 f 4] 5. D3423 Building Nos 1-149: Photos and NPS Forms 10-768 [part 3 f 4] 6. D3423 Building Nos 1-149 Photos [part 4 of 4] 7. D3423 Buildings Nos 150-250: Photos [part 1 of 2] 8. D3423 Buildings Nos 150-250: Photos [part 2 of 2]

Box 68

1. D3423 Box [list] Buildings removed/demolished 2. D3423 Bldg Name BWCG Storage Shed, Bldg No 68, Location Blackwoods Campground, removed82 3. D3423 Bldg Name BWCG Restroom, Bldg No 119 B-3, Location Blackwoods Campground – B, removed 200183 4. D3423 Bldg Name BWCG Restroom, Bldg No 121 B-2, Location Blackwoods Campground – B, removed 200184 5. D3423 Bldg Name BWCG Restroom, Bldg No 122 B-1, Location Blackwoods Campground – B, removed 200185 6. D3423 Bldg Name Blackwood Campground Privy, Bldg No 232, Location Blackwoods Campground86 7. D3423 Bldg Name Cadillac Mt Pump House, Bldg No 54, Location Cadillac Mt Summit, removed in 199987

80Photo 81 Photo 82 See also separated material, photo 83 See also separated material 84 See also separated material 85 See also separated material 86 See also separated material 87 See also separated material, photo ACAD Records – 57

8. D3423 Bldg Name Eagle Lake Pump House, Bldg No 196, Location Eagle Lake Rt 233, removed88 9. D3423 Bldg Name Frazer Point Pump House, Bldg No 60, Location Schoodic Peninsula, removed 199889 10. D3423 Bldg Name Frazer Point Restroom, Bldg No 206, Location Schoodic Peninsula, removed 20090 11. D3423 Bldg Name Isle au Haut Trailer #64713, Bldg No 287, Location Isle au Haut, sold 198891 12. D3423 Bldg Name Isle au Haut Trailer #64714, Bldg No 288, Location Isle au Haut, sold 198892 13. D3423 Bldg Name Jordan Pond Tool Shed, Bldg No 76, Location Jordan Pond, removed93 14. D3423 Bldg Name McF Trailer #6, Bldg No 255, Location McFarland Hill, removed94 15. D3423 Bldg Name McF Trailer #7, Bldg No 256, Location McFarland Hill, removed95 16. D3423 Bldg Name McF Trailer #5, Bldg No 265, Location McFarland Hill, sold 198896 17. D3423 Bldg Name McF Trailer #4, Bldg No 266, Location McFarland Hill, sold 198897 18. D3423 Bldg Name McF Trailer #15, Bldg No 268, Location McFarland Hill, sold 198898 19. D3423 Bldg Name McF Trailer #16, Bldg No 269, Location McFarland Hill, removed99 20. D3423 Bldg Name McF Trailer #17, Bldg No 272, Location McFarland Hill, removed100 21. D3423 Bldg Name Park St Residence/Old HQ, Bldg No 30, Location Bar Harbor, removed101 22. D3423 Bldg Name Park St Maintenance Shop, Bldg No 40, Location Bar Harbor, removed102 23. D3423 Bldg Name Park St Naturalist Garage, Bldg No 49, Location Bar Harbor, removed103 24. D3423 Bldg Name Park St Oil-Paint Building Bldg No 239, Location Bar Harbor, removed104

88 See also separated material 89 See also separated material 90 See also separated material, photo 91 See also separated material 92 See also separated material 93 See also separated material, photo 94 See also separated material 95 See also separated material 96 See also separated material 97 See also separated material 98 See also separated material 99 See also separated material 100 See also separated material 101 See also separated material, photo 102 See also separated material, photo 103 See also separated material, photo ACAD Records – 58

25. D3423 Bldg Name SWCG Restroom, Bldg No 178 D-3, Location Seawall Campground, removed 2001105 26. D3423 Bldg Name SWCG Restroom, Bldg No 179 D-1, Location Seawall Campground, removed 2001106 27. D3423 Bldg Name SWCG Trailer #20, Bldg No 253, Location Seawall Campground, sold 1988107 28. D3423 Bldg Name SWCG Trailer #19, Bldg No 254, Location Seawall Campground, removed108 29. D3423 Bldg Name SWCG Trailer #18, Bldg No 267, Location Seawall Campground, removed109 30. D3423 Bldg Name SWCG Trailer #27, Bldg No 276, Location Seawall Campground, sold 1988110 31. D3423 Bldg Name SWCG Tool Shed, Bldg No 292, Location Seawall Campground, removed 2001111 32. D3423 Bldg Name Thompson Island PA Restroom, Bldg No 187, Location Thompson Island112 33. D3423 U.S. Coast Guard Station Baker Island, ME 34. D46 Other Structures Dam Inventory , 1981-1983, ACAD-340 35. D46 Structures Miscellaneous Dam Inventory, 1983, ACAD-340

Construction Reports113

Box 69

1. Photographic Report Progressive Construction Views Cadillac Mountain Project Acadia National Park, 1929-1931, Folder 1 of 2 2. Photographic Report Progressive Construction Views Cadillac Mountain Project Acadia National Park, 1929-1931, Folder 2 of 2 3. Progress Views United States Bureau of Public Roads (USBPR) Project No. 5A1, Big Moose Island – Wonsqueak Harbor Project, Acadia National Park, Maine, 1935, Folder 1 of 3

104 See also separated material 105 See also separated material 106 See also separated material 107 See also separated material 108 See also separated material 109 See also separated material 110 See also separated material 111 See also separated material 112 See also separated material 113 See also Finding Aid for Acadia National Park Maintenance Division Motor Road Construction Reports, 1933-1980, ACAD 29257 ACAD Records – 59

4. Progress Views United States Bureau of Public Roads (USBPR) Project No. 5A1, Big Moose Island – Wonsqueak Harbor Project, Acadia National Park, Maine, 1935, Folder 2 of 3 5. Progress Views United States Bureau of Public Roads (USBPR) Project No. 5A1, Big Moose Island – Wonsqueak Harbor Project, Acadia National Park, Maine, 1935, Folder 3 of 3 6. Final Construction Report, 1937-1938, Kebo Brook Bridge Project [partial copy], Folder 1 of 2 7. Final Construction Report, 1937-1938, Kebo Brook Bridge Project [partial copy], Folder 2 of 2 8. Bridge Inspection Reports, U.S. Department of Transportation, 1990 [Correspondence and Report Key; Triad-Day Mountain C17], Folder 1 of 18 9. Bridge Inspection Reports, U.S. Department of Transportation, 1990 [Jordon Stream West Branch Bridge C13; Deer Brook Bridge C6], Folder 2 of 18 10. Bridge Inspection Reports, U.S. Department of Transportation, 1990 [Cliffside Bridge C14; Eagle Lake Bridge C10], Folder 3 of 18 11. Bridge Inspection Reports, U.S. Department of Transportation, 1990 [Bubble Pond Bridge C9; Hemlock Bridge C4], Folder 4 of 18 12. Bridge Inspection Reports, U.S. Department of Transportation, 1990 [Waterfall Bridge C5; Ampitheatre C12], Folder 5 of 18 13. Bridge Inspection Reports, U.S. Department of Transportation, 1990 [Duck Brook Bridge C11; Hadlock Brook Bridge C7], Folder 6 of 18 14. Bridge Inspection Reports, U.S. Department of Transportation, 1990 [Chasm Brook Bridge, Stanley Brook Bridge C16], Folder 7 of 18 15. Bridge Inspection Reports, U.S. Department of Transportation, 1990 [Seven Sisters Little Bridges C21; Seven Sisters], Folder 8 of 18 16. Bridge Inspection Reports, U.S. Department of Transportation, 1990 [7 Sisters (2)], Folder 9 of 18 17. Bridge Inspection Reports, U.S. Department of Transportation, 1990 [7 Sisters (2), Jordan Pond Dam Bridge], Folder 10 of 18 18. Bridge Inspection Reports, U.S. Department of Transportation, 1990 [Little Harbor Brooke, Cobblestone Bridge C1], Folder 11 of 18 19. Bridge Inspection Reports, U.S. Department of Transportation, 1990 [Duck Brook Bridge; Dane Farm Bridge C18], Folder 12 of 18 20. Bridge Inspection Reports, U.S. Department of Transportation, 1990 [New Eagle Lake Road Bridge; Park Look Road Over Carriage Road], Folder 13 of 18 21. Bridge Inspection Reports, U.S. Department of Transportation, 1990 [Maine Route 3 Over Park Loop Road (2); Park Loop Road Over Little Hunters Brook], Folder 14 of 18

ACAD Records – 60

Box 70

1. Bridge Inspection Reports, U.S. Department of Transportation, 1990 [Kebo Brook Bridge; Otter Creek], Folder 15 of 18 2. Bridge Inspection Reports, U.S. Department of Transportation, 1990 [Route 233 Bridge; Schoodic Loop Road over Frazer Creek], Folder 16 of 18 3. Bridge Inspection Reports, U.S. Department of Transportation, 1990 [Stanley Brook Road over Stanley Brook 1700-028P – 1700-033P (6)], Folder 17 of 18 4. Bridge Inspection Reports, U.S. Department of Transportation, 1990 [Jordan Pond Road Bridge C15], Folder 18 of 18 5. HAER Acadia National Park Roads & Bridges, 1994-1995 [HAER #ME-35, 36, 37, 38], Folder 1 of 6 6. HAER Acadia National Park Roads & Bridges, 1994-1995 [HAER #ME-39, 40, 41], Folder 2 of 6 7. HAER Acadia National Park Roads & Bridges, 1994-1995 [HAER #ME-42, 43, 44], Folder 3 of 6 8. HAER Acadia National Park Roads & Bridges, 1994-1995 [HAER #ME-45, 46, 47, 48, 49], Folder 4 of 6 9. HAER Acadia National Park Roads & Bridges, 1994-1995 [HAER #ME-50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55] Folder 5 of 6 10. HAER Acadia National Park Roads & Bridges, 1994-1995 [HAER #ME-56, 57, 58], Folder 6 of 6 11. Part of Unknown Report: Observations and Comments [re Resurfacing a road], pgs. 28- 30, nd

Series V. Publications

Box 71

NPS Publications—Park Brochures

1. Rules and Regulations Lafayette National Park, 1921, ACAD-340 2. Rules and Regulations Lafayette National Park, 1925, ACAD-340 3. Rules and Regulations Lafayette National Park, 1927 4. Circular of General Information regarding Lafayette National Park, 1928, ACAD-340 5. Circular of General Information regarding Acadia National Park, 1929, ACAD-340 6. Circular of General Information regarding Acadia National Park, 1930 [6 copies], ACAD-340 7. Circular of General Information regarding Acadia National Park, 1932 [3 copies], ACAD-340 ACAD Records – 61

8. General Information regarding Acadia National Park, 1933 [4 copies], ACAD-340 9. General Information regarding Acadia National Park, Maine, 1934 [2 copies], ACAD- 340 10. General Information regarding Acadia National Park, Maine, 1935 [3 copies] 11. Welcome to Acadia National Park, [c. 1935], ACAD-340 12. Acadia National Park, 1936 [2 copies] 13. Acadia National Park, 1937 [3 copies]. 14. Acadia National Park, 1938 [2 copies] 15. Acadia National Park, 1939 [3 copies] 16. Acadia National Park, 1940 [2 copies] 17. Acadia National Park, 1942 [2 copies] 18. Acadia National Park, 1947 [3 copies] 19. Acadia National Park, 1950 [2 copies] 20. Acadia National Park, 1953 21. Acadia National Park, 1954 22. Acadia National Park, 1954, ACAD-219 23. Acadia National Park, 1956 24. Acadia National Park, Maine, 1960 25. Acadia National Park, 1963 26. Acadia National Park, 1964 [4 copies] 27. Acadia, 1965 [3 copies] 28. Acadia National Park, 1966 [5 copies] 29. Acadia National Park, 1967 30. Acadia National Park, 1968, ACAD-340 31. Acadia National Park, 1970, ACAD-219 32. Acadia National Park, 1971, ACAD-340 33. Acadia National Park, 1972, ACAD-340 34. Acadia National Park, 1973, ACAD-340 35. Acadia National Park, 1974 [2 copies], ACAD-340

Box 72

1. Acadia National Park, 1976 [3 copies], ACAD-340 2. Acadia National Park, 1978, ACAD-340 3. Acadia National Park, 1979 [5 copies], ACAD-350 4. Acadia National Park, 1982 [4 copies] 5. Acadia National Park Map 1985 6. Saint Croix Island, 1985 7. Isle au Haut, 1986 8. Saint Croix Island, 1987 ACAD Records – 62

9. Maine Woods: proposed National Park & Preserve, 1994 10. Maine Acadian Culture, nd

National Park Service—Publications--Pamphlets

11. Naturalist Program, Acadia National Park, 1963-1981 12. Criteria for selection of National Parklands and National Landmarks, 1967 13. The National Parks, the National Forests, 1968 14. Naturalist Program, Acadia National Park, June 23- August 29, 1969 15. Ship Harbor Nature Trail, 1985, nd 16. Park informational hand-outs, 1985-1994 17. Acadia National Park Motorists Guide, Park Loop Road, 1986, 1989 18. Winter Activities Guide, 1986 19. Acadia National Park, Beaver Log, 1991114 20. Acadia National Park, Carriage Roads, 1992-1993 ACAD-340115 21. Acadia National Park, Stewardship behind the Scenery, 1996 22. Cadillac Mountain Road, nd 23. Schoodic Peninsula, nd

NPS Publications--Articles

24. Sieur de Monts Publications III: The Sieur de Monts National Monument as a bird sanctuary, nd 25. Sieur de Monts Publcations V: An Acadian plant Sanctuary 26. Sieur de Monts Publications VI: Wildlife and Nature Conservation in the Eastern States116 27. Sieur de Monts Publications VII: Man and Nature [2 copies] 28. Sieur de Monts Publications XI: Sieur de Monts Commission, De Monts and Acadia 29. Sieur de Monts Publications XVII: The Sieur de Monts National Monument and its Historical Associations, The White Mountain National Forest, 1917 ACAD-232 [6 copies], ACAD-340 30. Sieur de Monts Publications XVIII: An old account of Mt. Washington, A word upon its insect life, a work on Mt. Katahdin 31. Sieur de Monts Publications XIX: National Parks and Monuments, ACAD-340 32. Sieur de Monts Publications XXII: The Sieur de Monts National Monument 33 Sieur de Monts Publications XXIII: The Sieur de Monts National Monument as A Huguenot Memorial

114 See also separated material 115 See also separated material

ACAD Records – 63

34. The Wild Gardens of Acadia: Illustrations of mountain & coastal scenery, 1917 [3 copies] 35. The Coastal Setting, Rocks and Woods of the Sieur de Monts National Monument, 1917 [4 copies], ACAD-340 36. Article reprints on Sieur de Monts National Monument, 1916, 1917, nd 37. Sieur de Monts National Monument 1918: a group of letters [2 copies] 38. The Enchanted Isle: Lafayette National Park by Ronnie C. Shelse [c 1920], ACAD-340 39. The Wild Gardens of Acadia: the Acadian Forest, 1922 [4 copies]

Box 73

1. Lafayette National Park Museum Bulletin II: The lost Red Paint People of Maine, 1930 2. The Lafayette National Park Museum Bulletin IV: Robert Abbe, summer 1935 3. The evolution of the National Park System of the US by Paul Herman Buck, 1921, printed 1946, ACAD-340 4. History of legislation relating to [Acadia National Park, Maine] through the 82nd Congress, complied by Edmund B. Rogers, 1958, Folder 1 of 2 5. History of legislation relating to [Acadia National Park, Maine] through the 82nd Congress, complied by Edmund B. Rogers, 1958, Folder 2 of 2 6. Geology of Mount Desert Island, Maine by George Halcott Chadwick, nd

Non-NPS Publications—Visitor Guides

7. The Official Map of Maine, The National Survey Company, Chester, Vermont, [circa 1914]117 8. A path guide of Mount Desert Island, Maine, 1915, ACAD-340 9. Maine‘s Great Coast Resort: Bar Harbor, the Gateway of the Lafayette National Park, 1923, ACAD-340 10. Maine‘s Great Coast Resort: Bar Harbor & Lafayette Park, circa 1920s, ACAD-349 11. In the Maine Woods Bangor & Aroostook Railroad, 1924, ACAD-340 12. Public Parks in Maine [late 1930s] 13. Bar Harbor Tourist Brochures, circa 1933-1945, ACAD-340 14. Mount Desert Island Map, 1940, ACAD-603 15. Mount Desert Island Tourist Brochures, 1940s-1950s, Folder 1 of 2, ACAD-340 16. Mount Desert Island Tourist Brochures, 1940s-1950s, Folder 2 of 2, ACAD-340 17. Birds of Mount Desert Island 1958, Native Birds of Mount Desert Island, 1967 by James Bond

117 See also separated material[too large to unfold, cannot roll due to cardboard cover] ACAD Records – 64

18. Mount Desert Island & Acadia National Park visitors‘ map & directory [1966-1969], ACAD-465 19. Bar Harbor and Mount Desert Island Tourist Brochures [1960s-1970s], ACAD-340 20. Snowmobile Mount Desert Island & Acadia National Park [1960s-1970s] ACAD-232 21. Complete Pictorial Guide Acadia National Park, 1978, ACAD-465 22. Naval Security Group Activity Winter Harbor, Maine, Welcome aboard Book, 1999- 2000 23. Ocean Drive Shuttle Bus Schedule, Downeast Transportation, nd

Non-NPS Publications—Articles

Box 74

1. List of the Birds of Mount Desert Island by H.M. Spelman, 1880-1883 2. Mount Desert Nurseries Hardy Plant Description by George B. Dorr, July 1913 3. The Unique Island of Mt. Desert by George B. Dorr & The need of conserving the beauty & freedom of nature by Charles W. Eliot, National Geographic reprint, 1914, ACAD-340 4. The Bulletin of the Geographical Society of Philadelphia, Vol. XVII, no 4, Oct 1919 [B.L. Hadley copy], ACAD-346 5. Our Seacoast National Park by George B. Dorr, reprinted from Appalachia, vol. XV, no 2, Aug 1921 [2 copies], ACAD-340 6. A scientific survey of Turners Lake, Isle au Haut, Main, 1922 [given as a gift but no accession number] 7. Sir Samuel Argall: the first Englishman at Mount Desert by William Otis Sawtelle, 1923 8. The Mentor, August 1923 9. An analysis of Lafayette National Park, by Robert Sterling Yard, 1924 [4 copies], ACAD-340 The Maine Naturalist Journal of the Knox Academy of Arts and Sciences on the Fauna, Flora and Geology of Maine, Vol. V, No. 1, 1 April 1925 10. Acadia National Park: random notes on the significance of the name by William Otis Sawtelle, reprinted from the Bar Harbor Times, April 1929, ACAD-340 11. Notes from the early history of Mount Desert Island by A.L. Higgins, 1929 12. The scenery of Mt. Desert Island: its origin & development by Erwin J. Raisz, Sept 1929, ACAD-340 13. Decisions of the United States Geographic Board, no. 39: Acadia National Park, April 1934, ACAD-340 14. ―Acadia: The Closing Scene,‖ Francis Parkman [1936] 15. Bulletin of the Mount Desert Island Biological Laboratory, 1936, 1937, 1941, ACAD- 340

ACAD Records – 65

16. The Robert Abbe Museum Bulletin 5: the Taft‘s Point Shell Mound at West Gouldsboro, ME, by WS Hadlock, 1939 17. An historical sketch & a record of the holdings of the Trustees of the Hancock County Trustees of Public Reservations, 1939 [3 copies, includes gifts of land to ACAD] 18. Observations concerning the ―Red Paint Culture‖ by Wendell S. Hadlock, reprinted from American Antiquity, vol. 7, no 2, Oct 1941 19. Bar Harbor Telephone Directories, 1941-1942 [include ACAD staff extensions & annotations] 20. Bone implements from shell heaps around Frenchman‘s Bay by Wendell S. Hadlock, reprinted from American Antiquity, vol 8, no 4, Apr 1943 21. War among the Northeastern Woodland Indians by Wendell S. Hadlock, reprinted from American Anthropology, vol 49, no 2, April-June 1947 22. The Bar Harbor Fire, 1947 23. Birds of Mount Desert Island by James Bond, 1958, 1964, 1967 1969, 1971 24. The Vertabrate Fauna of Isle au Haut, Maine by Richard H. Mannile, reprinted from the American Midland Naturalist, vol 27, no2, Oct 1964 [2 copies] 25. Acadia: the story behind the scenery by Robert Rothe, 1987 26. Holiday booklet with images of Old Farm & other Acadia NP sites, nd, ACAD-340

Series VI. Research Project Files

Cadillac Mountain [Road] Project, 1928-1931 (1932)

Box 75

1. Cadillac Mountain Road Engineer‘s Log, Leo Grossman, 1928-1931 ACAD-81

Proposed Motor and Horse Roads, Mount Desert Island, Maine, 1930-1931 [Cost Survey]

Box 76

1. Proposed Motor and Horse Roads, Mount Desert Island, Maine, 1930-1931, Walter Kidde & Company, Folder 1 of 3 2. Proposed Motor and Horse Roads, Mount Desert Island, Maine, 1930-1931, Walter Kidde & Company, Folder 2 of 3 3. Proposed Motor and Horse Roads, Mount Desert Island, Maine, 1930-1931, Walter Kidde & Company, Folder 3 of 3

ACAD Records – 66

Specifications for Brown Mountain Lodge for John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Esq., Seal Harbor Maine, 1931

4. Specifications for Brown Mountain Lodge for John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Esq., Seal Harbor, Maine, 1931118

Specifications for Jordan Pond Gate Lodge for John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Esq., Seal Harbor, Maine, 1931

5. Specifications for Jordan Pond Gate Lodge for John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Esq., Seal Harbor, Maine, 1931119

Alternative Futures for Acadia National Park and Mount Desert Island, Carl Steinitz, ed. 1986

Box 77

1. Cover Photograph of Frederic Church‘s ―Sunrise off the Maine Coast‖ for Report Alternative Futures for Acadia National Park and Mt. Desert, Carl Steinitz, editor, 1986 2. ―Acadia Report – Inter negatives‖ [Alternative Futures for Acadia National Park and Mt. Desert, Carl Steinitz, ed., 1986], Folder 1 of 4 3. ―Acadia Report - Inter negatives‖ [Alternative Futures for Acadia National Park and Mt. Desert, Carl Steinitz, ed., 1986], Folder 2 of 4 4. ―Acadia Report – Inter negatives‖ [Alternative Futures for Acadia National Park and Mt. Desert, Carl Steinitz, ed., 1986], Folder 3 of 4 5. ―Acadia Report – Inter negatives‖ [Alternative Futures for Acadia National Park and Mt. Desert, Carl Steinitz, ed., 1986], Folder 4 of 4

Historic Motor Roads, 1993-2007 [includes copies of records 1921-2000] (research notes for CLR, Nat. Reg. Nom, Compliance documentation) ACAD-361, 540

Box 78

1. Manuscript Material, 1921-1991, Folder 1 of 18 2. Manuscript Material, 1921-1991, Folder 2 of 18 3. Manuscript Material, 1921-1991, Folder 3 of 18 4. Manuscript Material, 1921-1991, Folder 4 of 18 5. Manuscript Material, 1921-1991, Folder 5 of 18

118 Sheets 1-11 located in HQ/MC1/DR3/F8 119 Sheets 1-11 located in HQ/MC1/DR3/F8 ACAD Records – 67

6. Manuscript Material, 1921-1991, Folder 6 of 18 7. Manuscript Material, 1921-1991, Folder 7 of 18 8. Manuscript Material, 1921-1991, Folder 8 of 18 9. Manuscript Material, 1921-1991, Folder 9 of 18 10. Manuscript Material, 1921-1991, Folder 10 of 18 11. Manuscript Material, 1921-1991, Folder 11 of 18 12. Manuscript Material, 1921-1991, Folder 12 of 18 13. Manuscript Material, 1921-1991, Folder 13 of 18 14. Manuscript Material, 1921-1991, Folder 14 of 18

Box 79

1. Manuscript Material, 1921-1991, Folder 15 of 18 2. Manuscript Material, 1921-1991, Folder 16 of 18 3. Manuscript Material, 1921-1991, Folder 17 of 18 4. Manuscript Material, 1921-1991, Folder 18 of 18 5. Bureau of Public Roads Final Construction Reports, 1934-1988, Folder 1 of 13 6. Bureau of Public Roads Final Construction Reports, 1934-1988, Folder 2 of 13 7. Bureau of Public Roads Final Construction Reports, 1934-1988, Folder 3 of 13 8. Bureau of Public Roads Final Construction Reports, 1934-1988, Folder 4 of 13 9. Bureau of Public Roads Final Construction Reports, 1934-1988, Folder 5 of 13 10. Bureau of Public Roads Final Construction Reports, 1934-1988, Folder 6 of 13 11. Bureau of Public Roads Final Construction Reports, 1934-1988, Folder 7 of 13

Box 80

1. Bureau of Public Roads Final Construction Reports, 1934-1988, Folder 8 of 13 2. Bureau of Public Roads Final Construction Reports, 1934-1988, Folder 9 of 13 3. Bureau of Public Roads Final Construction Reports, 1934-1988, Folder 10 of 13 4. Bureau of Public Roads Final Construction Reports, 1934-1988, Folder 11 of 13 5. Bureau of Public Roads Final Construction Reports, 1934-1988, Folder 12 of 13 6. Bureau of Public Roads Final Construction Reports, 1934-1988, Folder 13 of 13 7. Cadillac Mountain Road Reports, 1929-1931 8. Cadillac Mountain Road Final Construction Report, 1930 9. Cadillac Mountain Road Parking Lot, 1932 10. Schoodic – Acadia Big Moose Island – Wonsqueak Harbor Project, 1934-1935; Progress Views Blackwoods Project, 1938-1939 11. Schoodic Loop Road, 1934-1935 12. Otter Cove Causeway/Blackwoods Road, 1938-1939 13. Day Mountain Road, 1939-1941

ACAD Records – 68

14. Paradise Hill Road, 1941 15. Evaluation of Eligibility of the Motor Road System Acadia National Park for the National Register of Historic Places, 1993120 16. Sand Beach Fee Station Schematic Design, 2000

Box 81

1. Duck Brook Road Rehabilitation Environmental Assessment, 2002 2. Motor Roads Cultural Landscape Report Extra Period Plans (not collected), 2006 3. Acadia National Park, Mount Desert Island Maine [Overview and Engineering narrative?], no date 4. Acadia Motor Roads Contemporary Photographs & Slides, 1932-1998 [Cadillac Mountain, 1932], Folder 1 of 12 5. Acadia Motor Roads Contemporary Photographs & Slides, 1932-1998 [Ocean Drive, Sand Beach to Otter Cliffs, 1934], Folder 2 of 12 6. Acadia Motor Roads Contemporary Photographs & Slides, 1932-1998 [Stanley Brook Road, 1936], Folder 3 of 12 7. Acadia Motor Roads Contemporary Photographs & Slides, 1932-1998 [Otter Cliffs Road, 1936], Folder 4 of 12 8. Acadia Motor Roads Contemporary Photographs & Slides, 1932-1998 [Kebo Mountain Road 1938, Extension 1940], Folder 5 of 12 9. Acadia Motor Roads Contemporary Photographs & Slides, 1932-1998 [Otter Cove Causeway/Blackwoods Road, 1939], Folder 6 of 12 10. Acadia Motor Roads Contemporary Photographs & Slides, 1932-1988 [Champlain Mountain Road, 1940], Folder 7 of 12 11. Acadia Motor Roads Contemporary Photographs & Slides, 1932-1988 [Day Mountain Road, 1941; Extension 1947], Folder 8 of 12 12. Acadia Motor Roads Contemporary Photographs & Slides, 1932-1988 [Paradise Hill Road, 1941; Bridges, 1952], Folder 9 of 12 13. Acadia Motor Roads Contemporary Photographs & Slides, 1932-1988 [BPR Project 4A2, 1958], Folder 10 of 12 14. Acadia Motor Roads Contemporary Photographs & Slides, 1932-1988 [Roads Around Park, 1998], Folder 11 of 12

Box 82

1. [Editing Guidelines Acadia National Park, 1993]

120 See also separated material ACAD Records – 69

2. Photographs for Report: Historic Motor Road System Acadia National Park Compliance Documentation & Rehabilitation Guidelines for FHWA Project #PRA-ACAD-4A10, 1993, Folder 1 of 2 3. Photographs for Report: Historic Motor Road System Acadia National Park Compliance Documentation & Rehabilitation Guidelines for FHWA Project #PRA-ACAD-4A10, 1993, Folder 2 of 2 4. Mock-up for Historic Motor Road Report [Compliance Documentation and Rehabilitation Guidelines for FHWA Project #PRA-ACAD-4A10], 1993 Reprinted in 1996 with Epilogue, Folder 1 of 2 5. Mock-up for Historic Motor Road Report [Compliance Documentation and Rehabilitation Guidelines for FHWA Project #PRA-ACAD-4A10], 1993 Reprinted in 1996 with Epilogue, Folder 2 of 2 6. [Correspondence re Jordan Pond road blueprints, 1993] 7. [Correspondence and Accession Receiving Report, 2000]

HAER Acadia National Park Roads and Bridges, 1994-1995

Research

Box 83

1. Notebook No. 1, 1922-1930, Folder 1 of 2 ACAD-274 2. Notebook No. 1, 1922-1930, Folder 1 of 2 ACAD-274 3. Notebook No. 2 1933-1990 [Assignment of Road Project Numbers] ACAD-274 4. Notebook No. 3, 1938-1963, Folder 1 of 3 ACAD-274 5. Notebook No. 3, 1938-1963, Folder 2 of 3 ACAD-274 6. Notebook No. 3, 1938-1963, Folder 3 of 3 ACAD-274 7. Notebook No. 5, 1923-1990, Folder 1 of 3 ACAD-274121 8. Notebook No. 5, 1923-1990, Folder 2 of 3 ACAD-274 9. Notebook No. 5, 1923-1990, Folder 3 of 3 ACAD-274

Box 84

1. Notebook No. 6, 1934-1939, Folder 1 of 2 ACAD-274 2. Notebook No. 6, 1934-1939, Folder 2 of 2 ACAD-274 3. Information From Rockefeller Archives [Pertaining to the Carriage Road Bridges], 1916- 1954, Folder 1of 9, ACAD-274

121 Notebook No. 4 not found during FY10 cataloging project ACAD Records – 70

4. Information From Rockefeller Archives [Pertaining to the Carriage Road Bridges], 1916- 1954, Folder 2 of 9 5. Information From Rockefeller Archives [Pertaining to the Carriage Road Bridges], 1916- 1954, Folder 3 of 9 6. Information From Rockefeller Archives [Pertaining to the Carriage Road Bridges], 1916- 1954, Folder 4 of 9 7. Information From Rockefeller Archives [Pertaining to the Carriage Road Bridges], 1916- 1954, Folder 5 of 9 8. Information From Rockefeller Archives [Pertaining to the Carriage Road Bridges], 1916- 1954, Folder 6 of 9

Box 85 ACAD-355

1. Information From Rockefeller Archives [Pertaining to the Carriage Road Bridges], Folder 7 of 9 2. Information From Rockefeller Archives [Pertaining to the Carriage Road Bridges], Folder 8 of 9 3. Information From Rockefeller Archives [Pertaining to the Carriage Road Bridges], Folder 9 of 9122 4. [Rockefeller Archives Research – Seal Harbor], Folder 1 of 3123 5. [Rockefeller Archives Research – Seal Harbor], Folder 2 of 3 6. [Rockefeller Archives Research – Seal Harbor], Folder 3 of 3 7. [Rockefeller Archives Center Holdings], Folder 1 of 2 ACAD-274 8. [Rockefeller Archives Center Holdings], Folder 2 of 2124

Box 86

1. Roads Hearing, 1924, Folder 1 of 2 2. Roads Hearing, 1924, Folder 2 of 2 3. Roads Controversy, 1931 4. Photograph – Work Crew on Jordan Pond/Eagle Lake Motor Road, 1926 5. Cadillac Mountain Road [Leo Grossman diary Cadillac Mountain Project, 19 April 1928 – 31 July 1929], Folder 1 of 2 6. Cadillac Mountain Road [Final Construction Report Cadillac Mountain Grading Project, Leo Grossman, 1930], Folder 2 of 2 7. Cadillac Mountain Road [Rockefeller correspondence], 1929 8. Bubble and Kebo Mountain Roads, 1939-1940

122 See also separated material 123 See also separated material 124 See also separated material ACAD Records – 71

9. Ocean Drive, 1931-1933 10. Acadia Carriage Roads – Bicycling 1940 11. Carriage Roads – Vista Assessment Report, 1993 12. [Carriage Roads – Park Projects, 1972, 1994] 13. [List of John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Correspondence and Articles re: Rockefeller, 1916-1969] 14. Farrand Road Notes, 1929-1934 15. Construction Report – Concrete Pavement and Other Work, 1956; National Register Nomination Carriage Paths, Bridges and Gatehouses Acadia National Park, 1979 16. Acadia Maps, nd 17. Historic Road Information Correspondence, 1914-1939, Folder 1 of 3 18. Historic Road Information Correspondence, 1914-1939, Folder 2 of 3 19. Historic Road Information Correspondence, 1914-1939, Folder 3 of 3

Box 87 ACAD-355

1. Biographies [Charles and Paul Simpson], 1848-1963 2. Report: John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Road Builder, Landscape Artist – An Intimate Look at His Role in the Development of the Carriage Roads at Acadia National Park, 1956, 1988 3. Bar Harbor Times Newspaper Clippings, 1931, 1932 (copies) 4. ANP Roads and Bridges: Brown Mountain Gatehouse, First Proposal, 1930 [copies of architectural drawings]125 5. ANP Roads and Bridges: Jordan Pond Gatehouse, 1931, 1937, 1979 [copies of architectural drawings]126 6. ANP Roads and Bridges: Eagle Lake Lodge, 1930 [copies of architectural drawings]127 7. Acadia National Park Historic Motor Road System, Carriage Road Distances, List of Classified Structures, 1993, 1996 8. HAER Drawings: Bridges, 1994 9. Bridges – Cost Information, 19 August 1927 10. Sieur de Monts Spring Bridge, 1952 11. Otter Creek Bridge, 1913, 1937 12. Eagle Lake Bridge, 1926 13. Jordan Dam Bridge, 1919 14. Stanley Brook Bridge, 1935 15. [Bridge List for Acadia Roads and Bridges; Isle au Haut Pamphlets, 1994] 16. Chasm Brook Bridge, 1926(?), 1929 17. Deer Brook Bridge, 1994 18. Bridge Bibliography, 1811-1989

125 See also separated material 126 See also separated material 127 See also separated material ACAD Records – 72

19. Bibliography [Items held at Islesford Museum], 1992

Field Notebooks/Data Entry Sheets

20. ACAD Road and Bridges Recording Project, 1994128 21. ACAD Road and Bridges Recording Project – Data Entry Sheets, 1994 22. ―Acadia National Park Road Recorders‖ Bar Harbor Times, 16 June 1994 23. Acadia Bridges and Landscapes, 1988-1994 24. Historic American Engineering Record – Kebo Brook Bridge, 1994 25. Historic American Engineering Record – New Eagle Lake Road Bridge, 1994-1995 26. Historic American Engineering Record – Park Loop over Little Hunter Brook, 1994-1995 27. Historic American Engineering Record – Route 3 Bridge (Black Woods), 1994 28. Historic American Engineering Record – Stanley Brook Bridge, 1994 29. Historic American Engineering Record – Hunters Brooke Bridge, 1994 30. Historic American Engineering Record – Wildwood Farm Road Bridge, 1994 31. Historic American Engineering Record – Stanley Brooke Road Little Bridges, 1994 32. Historic American Engineering Record – Route 233 Bridge, 1994

Reports

Box 88 ACAD-355

1. Acadia Draft Reports, 1914-1970, Folder 1 of 4 2. Acadia Draft Reports, 1914-1970, Folder 2 of 4 3. Acadia Draft Reports, 1914-1970, Folder 3 of 4 4. Acadia Draft Reports, 1914-1970, Folder 4 of 4 5. Bridge Reports, Overview and Report Outline [copy of Neil Maher contract], 1994 6. Methodology, 1994 7. Alternate Thesis, 1955, 1994 8. Introduction Event – Cadillac Mountain Road Dedication, 1994 9. Jordon Pond/Eagle Lake Section Introduction (1927) 10. Sieur de Monts Section (With Rockefeller Comprehensive Plan) 1929-1930 – Introduction – General Description [1995] 11. Ocean Drive/Otter Cliffs Section (1933-1934), Folder 1 of 2 12. Stanley Brook Section (With Gate Houses, 1932), 1936, Folder 1 of 2 13. Stanley Brook Section (With Gate Houses, 1932), 1936, Folder 1 of 2 14. Conclusion, 1916-1994 15. Conclusion – Wilderness Impact on Roads, 1924 [1995]

128 See also separated material ACAD Records – 73

Box 89

1. Source Lists/Archives Contacts, 1995 2. Pre-Park Road Use, 1960-1995129 3. Islands Early Road History, 1908 4. Rockefeller Comprehensive Motor Plan,1930, 1995 5. John D. Rockefeller, Jr.‘s Carriage Roads, 1920, 1949 6. John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Motor Roads, 1995 7. Jordon Pond – Eagle Lake Hearing, 1924 8. Opposition 1 – Fear of Modernity, 1923 9. Opposition 2 – Lower Class, 1924 10. Opposition 3 – Wilderness, 1924-1925 11. Opposition to Motor Plan, 1930-1937 12. Year-round Support for Motor Road Plan, 1930-1931130 13. Aesthetic/Democratizing, 1995 14. Car War – Result of Competing Visions of Roads, 1995 15. Community Debate – Impact on Road Segments, 1931-1935 16. Rockefeller Rescinds Offer, 1931-1932 17. Other Sections of Roads not being Incorporated, 1995 18. Rise of Tourism and Competing Vision of Roads, 1995 19. Creation of Park, 1995 20. ACAD Neil‘s Maps1995 21. Acadia Information – Maps, 1931, 1992, 1993131

Commercial Services Plan, 1996-2000 (ACAD-337)

Box 90

1. D18 Commercial Services Plan, 1996 2. ACAD – Commercial Services Planning Process, 1996-1997 3. D18 Commercial Services Planning Correspondence, Notes, Drafts, etc., 1997 4. Commercial Use Plan/Concessions, 1997-1998, Folder 1 of 2 5. Commercial Use Plan/Concessions, 1997-1998, Folder 2 of 2 6. D18 Commercial Services Planning Correspondence, Notes, Drafts, etc., 1998, Folder 1 of 7

129 See also separated material 130 See also separated material 131 See also separated material ACAD Records – 74

7. D18 Commercial Services Planning Correspondence, Notes, Drafts, etc., 1998, Folder 2 of 7 8. D18 Commercial Services Planning Correspondence, Notes, Drafts, etc., 1998, Folder 3 of 7 9. D18 Commercial Services Planning Correspondence, Notes, Drafts, etc., 1998, Folder 4 of 7

Box 91

1. D18 Commercial Services Planning Correspondence, Notes, Drafts, etc., 1998, Folder 5 of 7 2. D18 Commercial Services Planning Correspondence, Notes, Drafts, etc., 1998, Folder 6 of 7 3. D18 Commercial Services Planning Correspondence, Notes, Drafts, etc., 1998, Folder 7 of 7 4. D18 Commercial Services Planning (Public Responses, 1 of 3), 1998 5. D18 Commercial Services Planning (Public Responses, 2 of 3), 1998 6. D18 Commercial Services Planning (Public Responses, 3 of 3), 1998 7. D18 Commercial Services Planning (Summary of Public Responses), 1998 8. D18 Commercial Services Plan – Staff Responses, 1998 9. D18 Commercial Services Planning Analysis of Responsibility Tally, 1998 [draft Commercial Services Plan and Environmental Assessment, College of the Atlantic]132 10. D18 Commercial Services Planning (Draft), 1998

Box 92

1. D18 Commercial Services Plan – Media Coverage, 1998-1999133 2. D18 Commercial Services Plan – Data Related to RV Management/Cadillac Mountain, 1999 3. D18 Commercial Services Planning Correspondence, Notes, Drafts, etc., 1999, Folder 1 of 2 4. D18 Commercial Services Planning Correspondence, Notes, Drafts, etc., 1999, Folder 2 of 2 5. D18 Commercial Services Planning Correspondence, Notes, Drafts, etc., 2000 6. D18 Commercial Services Plan, Final Copy and Mailing List, April 2000 7. Print Negative for Commercial Services Plan Dated April 2000 Acadia National Park, Folder 1 of 2134

132 See also separated material 133 See also separated material ACAD Records – 75

8. Print Negative for Commercial Services Plan Dated April 2000 Acadia National Park, Folder 2 of 2 9. Negs & STATS – Commercial Services Plan, 2000 10. Commercial Services Plan – Camera Ready Copy, 2000

Cultural Landscape Report for Blackwoods and Seawall Campgrounds, 1996-2009, ACAD-361

Box 93

1. [Research – Meeting Notes,1940 Master Plan (copy), Drawings NARO Flat Files, 1940, 1996] 2. Camping Articles, 1916-1962, Folder 1 of 2 3. Camping Articles, 1916-1962, Folder 2 of 2 4. Campgrounds 1930s also CCC Camps Information, 1934-1939, Folder 1 of 4 5. Campgrounds 1930s also CCC Camps Information, 1934-1939, Folder 2 of 4 6. Campgrounds 1930s also CCC Camps Information, 1934-1939, Folder 3 of 4 7. Campgrounds 1930s also CCC Camps Information, 1934-1939, Folder 4 of 4 8. Photographs, 1999, Folder 1 of 3 9. Photographs, 1999, Folder 2 of 3 10. Photographs, 1999, Folder 3 of 3

Series VII. Resources (research sources) from Other Institutions

Olmstead Brothers Company Records for Acadia National Park Motor Road System, 1916- 1937, ACAD-269

Box 94

1. Correspondence, Meeting Notes, Newspaper Clippings and Site Visit Reports, 1916- 1937, Folder 1 of 9 2. Correspondence, Meeting Notes, Newspaper Clippings and Site Visit Reports, 1916- 1937, Folder 2 of 9 3. Correspondence, Meeting Notes, Newspaper Clippings and Site Visit Reports, 1916- 1937, Folder 3 of 9 4. Correspondence, Meeting Notes, Newspaper Clippings and Site Visit Reports, 1916- 1937, Folder 4 of 9

134 See also separated material ACAD Records – 76

5. Correspondence, Meeting Notes, Newspaper Clippings and Site Visit Reports, 1916- 1937, Folder 5 of 9 6. Correspondence, Meeting Notes, Newspaper Clippings and Site Visit Reports, 1916-1937, Folder 6 of 9 7. Correspondence, Meeting Notes, Newspaper Clippings and Site Visit Reports, 1916-1937, Folder 7 of 9 8. Correspondence, Meeting Notes, Newspaper Clippings and Site Visit Reports, 1916-1937, Folder 8 of 9 9. Correspondence, Meeting Notes, Newspaper Clippings and Site Visit Reports, 1916-1937, Folder 9 of 9

Separated Material

Box 95

1. Pre-1953 Central Files: Certificate, Newsletters, Newspaper Clippings, 1926-1946 2. Post-1953 Central Files: 75th Anniversary Newspapers, 1947 Mount Desert Island newspaper clippings 3. Post-1953 Central Files: List of Classified Structures, Newspaper clippings; Park Naturalist Files Deer Management Newspaper clippings, 1956-1960 4. Park Naturalist Files: Bird Observation List Schoodic Point 1961, Christmas Bird Count 1933-1967; Protection Division Files: Forest Fire Report Summaries 1942-1949 5. Protection Division Files: Newspaper Mount Desert Island Fire 1947, Fire Report Summaries 1950-1955, Fire Log 1970-1973

Box 96

1. Publications: Carriage Road Users Map 1993, Beaver Log June-September 1991; Protection Division Files Newspaper clippings, 1987, 1993 2. Project Files: Commercial Services Plan Print Negatives, Summary of Responses, Newspaper clipping, 1998; Central Files: H14 Copy of Deed, 1908 3. K54 Newspaper articles, 1986 4. K54 The Bar Harbor Times, June 10, 1982 5. K54 The Carriage Roads in Acadia, Supplement to Bar Harbor Times, September 29, 1994 6. D3423 Building Asset Record Sheets, 1986 7. D3423 Building Asset Record Sheets, 1986 8. N1419 Newspaper articles, 1935, 1936; Audubon poster, nd

ACAD Records – 77

Box 97

1. K3815 Acadia‘s Beaver Log, 1986, ACAD-379 2. K3815 Acadia‘s Beaver Log June, Sept-Oct 1990, ACAD-379 3. K3815 Beaver Logs 1990, ACAD-278 4. K3815 Acadia‘s Beaver Log June, July, August, Sept/Oct 1991, ACAD-379 5. K3815 Acadia Beaver Log 1991 June, July, August. Sept/Oct, ACAD-379 6. K3815 Acadia Beaver Log 1992 June, July, August, Sept/Oct, ACAD-379 7. K3815 Acadia Beaver Log 1993 June, July, August, Sept/Oct, ACAD-379 8. K3815 Acadia Beaver Log 1994 June, July, August, Sept/Oct, ACAD-379 9. K3815 Beaver Logs, 2000, ACAD-363 10. K3815 Beaver Logs 2003 11. K3815 Beaver Logs 2004, ACAD-347

Research Project Files

Historic Motor Roads, 1993-2007 (includes copies of records 1921-2000)

Box 98 ―25 x 19 x 2.5‖

1. Paradise Hill/Park Entrance, 1943; Cadillac Plan, 1939 2. Preliminary Survey Cadillac Mountain Road, 1922 3. Proposed Motor and Horse Roads, 1930, Folder 1 of 5 4. Proposed Motor and Horse Roads, 1930, Folder 2 of 5 5. Proposed Motor and Horse Roads, 1930, Folder 3 of 5 6. Proposed Motor and Horse Roads, 1930, Folder 4 of 5 7. Proposed Motor and Horse Roads, 1930, Folder 5 of 5 8. Proposed Upper Horse Road, 1931, Folder 1 of 2 9. Proposed Upper Horse Road, 1931, Folder 2 of 2 10. Proposed Lower Horse Road, 1931, Folder 1 of 2 11. Proposed Lower Horse Road, 1931, Folder 2 of 2

Historic American Engineering Record, Acadia National Park Roads and Bridges, 1994- 1995

12. Acadia National Park Master Plan, 1940 (partial copy)

Map Folders

Drawer HQ/MC2/D8

ACAD Records – 78

1. Topographic Maps, Architectural Drawings, Land Classification Map, Fire Reports, 1937-1980 2. Maps 1947 Fire Mount Desert Island, Map of Maine 1914

ACAD Records – 79

Appendix A

ACCESSION NUMBERS

ACAD-081 ACAD-144 (from Museum Technician Bret Achorn during Annual Inventory FY10 - 18 brochures from Grand Canyon - now absorbed into Resource Management Records) ACAD-219 ACAD-229 ACAD-232 ACAD-234 ACAD-267 ACAD-269 ACAD-271 ACAD-273 ACAD-274 ACAD-278 ACAD-279 ACAD-289 ACAD-291 ACAD-318 ACAD-319 ACAD-325 ACAD-329 ACAD-340 ACAD-341 ACAD-343 ACAD-346 ACAD-347 ACAD-349 ACAD-350 ACAD-355 ACAD-356 ACAD-361 ACAD-363 ACAD-364 ACAD-366 ACAD-379 ACAD-389 ACAD Records – 80

ACAD-395 ACAD-465 ACAD-472 ACAD-491 ACAD-493 ACAD-530 ACAD-534 ACAD-535 ACAD-540 ACAD-541 ACAD-545 ACAD-547 ACAD-550 ACAD-603 ACAD-640 ACAD-651

ACAD Records – 81