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MSS 153, LEMUEL A. GARRISON PAPERS GENERAL FILE SERIES DESCRIPTION AND CONTAINER LIST General File Series, 1828, 1914-2008, 20 cu. ft., folders 1-483 This series is arranged alphabetically by folder title and then chronologically within each folder. Most of the material in the General File series consists of a variety of publications on the nation’s parks, historic sites and monuments. There are also newspaper and magazine articles, newsletters, bulletins, reports, maps, correspondence, memos, notes, and speeches. Garrison used these materials for reference in his jobs as a National Park Service employee, free lance writer, guest lecturer and visiting professor. There is material on the national parks, including Big Bend Glacier, Grand Canyon, Sequoia, Yellowstone and Yosemite, where Garrison worked during his career as well as material on other parks and public lands. Also included is information on his position at the Hopewell Village National Historic Site and his two District of Columbia posts, plus files on the National Park Service’s field training facility, the Horace M. Albright Training Center or Academy. In addition, the series has correspondence and other material relating to Horace M. Albright, who helped Stephen T. Mather start up the National Park Service in 1916. There are reports and memos concerning MISSION 66, a National Park Service program to improve the preservation and protection of the nation’s parks and public lands and to execute it by the Park Service’s 50th Anniversary in 1966. Park Service policy information can be found on concessions, carrying capacity of the parks and public lands, ethics in park management, forest fires, equal employment opportunity, personnel, and the controversy over the title and duties of the rangers. Other material on the National Park Service includes its 50th Anniversary and history, conferences, memos and newsletters. Some quotes, clippings and other material on Interior Secretaries Walter J. Hickel and Stewart L. Udall and National Park Service Director George B. Hartzog, Jr. are located in this series. The correspondence folders in this series contain letters and memos. The majority of Garrison’s personnel records are filed in this series as well as some biographical material. A number of speeches done by Garrison on a variety of subjects can be found in this series. In addition, there are copies of some speeches by Presidents John F. Kennedy and Richard M. Nixon, National Park Service Director George B. Hartzog, Jr., and some other individuals. There are speech preparation notes and reference material on such subjects as beauty, humor, poetry and religion. Material on other general subjects includes bears, camping, cities, conservation, environment, historic preservation, Native Americans, land planning, management, planning, pollution, public relations, safety, water and watershed management, wilderness and wildlife. Some of the many groups/programs in which Garrison was greatly involved listed in this series include the Aspen Institute Executive Program, the National Conference on State Parks, the National Recreation and Park Association, the National Wildlife Federation, Sierra Club, and the Society of American Foresters. Information on some of the universities where Garrison lectured includes Arizona State College, Colorado State, Ohio State, Oregon State, Stanford and Texas A&M. Finally, this series contains correspondence, notes, miscellaneous sections and drafts concerning Garrison’s book, The Making of a Ranger: Forty Years with the National Parks. MSS 153, LEMUEL A. GARRISON PAPERS GENERAL FILE SERIES DESCRIPTION AND CONTAINER LIST Box Folder Title Important correspondents include Horace Marden Albright and George B. Hartzog, Jr. 6 MSS 153, LEMUEL A. GARRISON PAPERS GENERAL FILE SERIES DESCRIPTION AND CONTAINER LIST Box Folder Title 1 1 [Acadia National Park]; June 22, 1971 2 Adobe (Sun-dried Brick): Manufacturing and Use; January 1974 3 Adirondack Mountains National Park (Proposed); July-November 1967 4 Alaska (Rampart Dam, Parks, Environmental Concepts); November 1963-October 7, 1973 Horace Albright [Correspondence] 5 March 14, 1950-October 13, 1975 6 March 5, 1976-July 12, 1983 7 [Miscellaneous Material]; September 20, 1928; December 5, 1959; May 18, 1973; April 15, 1974; September 14, 1976; [n.d.] Albright Training Academy Courses and Announcements 8 [c. 1966]-November 24, 1970 9 January 11, 1971-February 3, 1975 10 Evaluations of Course; 1972 Grand Canyon Material 11 May 1950; November 1965-June 11, 1971 12 November 26, 1971-November 16, 1973 2 13 Material (Suggested College Courses for National Park Service Rangers); June 1940; 1965; February 4, 1966; July 18, 1969 14 Miscellaneous Course Materials and Aims; 1970-February 3, 1975 Reference Materials 15 May 13, 1918; January 1953-August 18, 1970 16 September 1970-December 20, 1971 17 February 29, 1972-January 21, 1982 18 Apostle Islands; June 30, 1967-March 17, 1969 19 Appomattox Court House National Historic Monument; [n.d.] 20 Archaeology; March 1962-June 2, 1969 21 Architecture; Spring 1967-July 1974 22 Arizona; 1963; [n.d.] 3 23 [Articles by Garrison]; May 1936-1980 24 [Articles on Garrison]; August 8, 1956-September 13, 1981 25 Art: [General Information]; January 8, 1964-February 1, 1981 Aspen Institute Executive Program (1965 Attendee), 26 December 21, 1963-Winter, 1965 27 1965-December 1970 28 Assateague Island; 1965; September 1968-May 22, 1970 3 29 Aztec National Monument; 1942 Bears (Black and Grizzlies) 30 July 28, 1939; August 1960-July 7, 1969 31 July 6, 1971-July 1974 7 MSS 153, LEMUEL A. GARRISON PAPERS GENERAL FILE SERIES DESCRIPTION AND CONTAINER LIST Box Folder Title 4 32 Beauty (Natural, Cities, et. al.); February 8, 1965-June 21, 1968 33 Bicentennial Planning (Philadelphia); March 27, 1968 September 12, 1970 Big Bend National Park Correspondence 34 January 12, 1952-February 24, 1955 35 March 1, 1955-August 6, 1956 36 [Miscellaneous Material]; 1954-1955; 1976; [c. 1978] 37 Newsletters and Clippings; [c. November 1952]-July 11, 1958 38 [Proposed International Park Adjoining Big Bend]; September 27, 1930; April 22, 1954-October 10, 1957 39 [Speeches]; March 25, 1953-September 19, 1955; [c. December 6, 1974] 40 Big Thicket National Reserve; March 1976 41 Biographical Material for the Media; August 2, 1956-August 30, 1982 42 Bison (Buffalo); November 28, 1942; February 22-April 22, 1944; February 6, 1974 43 “Boss” Pinkley’s Ruminations by Frank Pinkley; December 2, 1971 44 Boy Scouts of America; October 23, 1944-November 2, 1969 5 45 Brookings Institute (Williamsburg, Virginia); February-March 25, 1963 46 Bryce Canyon National Park; June 1941 47 California; 1935; 1937; September 23, 1963; February 1966; [c. 1974] Camping (Backpacking and General Information) 48 May 1940; 1963-October 1968 49 [c. 1968]-December 7, 1977 50 Canada (Park Planning); April 1958-September 16, 1965 51 Canyonlands National Park; March 29, 1962; January 1965; [c. 1969] Cape Cod National Seashore 52 August 7, 1961-1969 53 1969-1970 54 Carrying Capacity for Parks and Other Public Lands; August 27, 1970- December 1973 6 55 Casa Grande Ruins National Monument; 1942; 1968 56 [Castillo de San Marcos National Monument]; 1951 57 Chaco Canyon National Monument; 1941 58 Chimney Rock National Historic Site; 1959 Cities (Problems, Studies, Publications) 59 [c. April 3, 1964]-September 1967 60 November 1967-September 8, 1970 61 March 1971-November 1973 62 [The Cities That Died of Fear by Paul A. F. Walter]; 1931 63 Coal; March 2-November 30, 1972 64 College Station Speeches; July 1973-Spring, 1976 65 Colonial National Historical Park; 1941; 1976; [n.d.] 8 MSS 153, LEMUEL A. GARRISON PAPERS GENERAL FILE SERIES DESCRIPTION AND CONTAINER LIST Box Folder Title 66 Colonial Philadelphia Historical Society; 1955-October 13, 1966 6 67 Communications; January 1965-June 1974 68 Concessions (Relating to National Parks); December 2, 1954-January 13, 1973 Conference: 69 American Institute of Park Executives; October 1964-September 1965 70 1st World Conference on National Parks, Seattle, Washington; June 30-July 7, 1962 7 71 2nd World Conference on National Parks with Yellowstone Centennial Program, Seattle, Washington; January 24, 1969; March 1-September 27, 1972 72 Congressional Records: Different Subjects; January 27, 1930; September 3, 1964-June 20, 1973 73 Connecticut; 1966 Conservation Articles and Miscellaneous Information 74 May 28, 1953; April 15, 1964-November 2, 1967 75 January 1968-April 1973 76 Foundation: Newsletters, etc.; April 1969-August 1976 77 Controversy: Miscellaneous Articles; February 19, 1958-April 20, 1972 78 Cooking (Recipes, etc.); May 20, 1965-June 4, 1973 79 Cornelius Amory Pugsley Gold Medal Award; January 18, 1967-May 23, 1969; 2008 80 Coronado National Memorial; 1973 Correspondence 81 March 20, 1939-August 19, 1956 82 August 20, 1956-March 4, 1964 Correspondence 8 83 March 26-December 28, 1964 84 January 13-December 17, 1965 85 January 3-March 9, 1966 86 March 10-July 28, 1966 87 August 1, 1966-March 31, 1967 88 April 3-August 23, 1967 89 August 25, 1967-January 30, 1968 9 90 February 2-July 9, 1968 91 July 16-November 29, 1968 92 December 5, 1968-May 29, 1969 93 June 2-December 19, 1969 94 December 22, 1969-February 27, 1970 95 March 2-April 30, 1970 96 May 1-July 16, 1970 10 97 July 17, 1970-August 19, 1971 9 MSS 153, LEMUEL A. GARRISON PAPERS GENERAL FILE SERIES DESCRIPTION AND CONTAINER LIST Box Folder Title 98 September 14, 1971-November 14, 1973 99 January 15, 1974-July 2, 1984 10 100 [The Council Ring (National Park Service Publication)]; December 12, 1938-June 9, 1941 101 Custer Battlefield National Monument; August 1973 102 Death Valley National Monument; 1972 Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area 103 October 13, 1962-May 1968 104 March 1969-August 19, 1971 105 Desert; August 14, 1966; October 22, 1970 106 Dictionary of International Biography; 1981 107 Directories; 1970; 1972-1973 108 [“Eagle Eggs Transplanted to Maine” (Article)]; [c.
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