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Jay, John W., 1904-1973

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Memorandum from John W. Jay to Howard W. Baker

Memorandum from John W. Jay to Howard W. Baker

H. V. Johnston has offered to donate $500,000 or more to develop the Peaceful Valley Ranch site, with certain provisos. Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park Superintendent Jay provides background information on Johnston and believes that the offer should be investigated. He warns that Johnston’s conditions for the donation may make it unacceptable to the National Park Service.

Collection

Theodore Roosevelt National Park

Creation Date

1959-11-12

Memorandum from John W. Jay to George B. Hartzog

Memorandum from John W. Jay to George B. Hartzog

Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park has two recordings of frontier “old timers,” Benton C. Bird and George R. “Shy” Osterhout. The recordings are too fragile to mail but could be transcribed on tape. Superintendent Jay suggests contacting Harry F. Roberts, manager of the Chateau de Mores, who is knowledgeable of the early history of the badlands.

Collection

Theodore Roosevelt National Park

Creation Date

1960-07-26

Memorandum from John W. Jay to John A. Aubuchon

Memorandum from John W. Jay to John A. Aubuchon

Superintendent Jay is pleased with Historian Don Rickey’s report and believes that it will be useful for museum planning at Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park. Additional copies of the report are being produced and one will be sent to the North Dakota State Historical Society.

Collection

Theodore Roosevelt National Park

Creation Date

1957-06-28

Letter from John W. Jay to Russell Reid

Letter from John W. Jay to Russell Reid

Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park Superintendent Jay encloses a report by George J. Waldera regarding the restoration of Medora, North Dakota. Copies of the report were made for distribution. Efforts are ongoing to install a water and sewage system in Medora.

Collection

Theodore Roosevelt National Park

Creation Date

1960-08-30