Script for Maltese Cross Cabin
Dedication script written by Merrill J. Mattes, regional historian, briefly highlighting the history of the Maltese Cross cabin.
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Theodore Roosevelt National Park
Creation Date
1959-08-31
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Dedication script written by Merrill J. Mattes, regional historian, briefly highlighting the history of the Maltese Cross cabin.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1959-08-31
Regional historian Merrill J. Mattes asks Superintendent Hanks to send a copy of Edith Kermit Carow Roosevelt’s letter to her sister, which contains a map of the Elkhorn Ranch cabin, to the regional office. Mattes also requests a copy of Chester L. Brooks’s research to date. Original and copy.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1952-02-01
Regional Historian Mattes acknowledges receiving the progress report on the Verendrye National Monument research. He is pleased that Professor Abraham Phineas Nasatir has offered assistance and is interested in finding information on early explorers of the Upper Missouri River prior to Lewis and Clark.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1950-11-06
Acting Regional Historian Merrill Mattes has received the letter of sympathy regarding the death of Regional Historian Olaf T. Hagen. Hagen had been studying the Verendrye brothers in order to better understand the historical background of Verendrye National Monument.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1949-09-21
Regional Historian Merrill J. Mattes suggests that Theodore Roosevelt National Park Superintendent Hanks write to the Library of Congress in order to assist Historian Chester L. Brooks acquire the necessary literature for his project.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1953-02-10
Historian Chester L. Brooks’s report, “The Badlands to 1873,” has been received and Brooks is to be commended for his work. Regional Historian Merrill J. Mattes suggests several changes to be made before publication.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1953-07-09
Regional Historian Merrill J. Mattes believes that Jacob J. Tomamichel, who was interviewed by Historian Ray H. Mattison, is the same person connected to several photographs in the Fort Laramie National Monument research file. Mattes plans to interview Tomamichel in May.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1950-05-10
Merrill J. Mattes sends suggested edits for the guidebook to Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park written by Historian Chester L. Brooks.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1954-05-11
Regional Historian Mattes requests information on Historian Don Rickey’s expenses and suggests that Rickey’s report be completed before the Exhibit Planning Team meets on June 25.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1957-06-05
Historian Don Rickey may be available this spring to provide assistance with interpretive planning for the visitor center at Theodore Roosevelt National Park.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1957-02-14
Regional Historian Mattes is sending five books to assist historian Don Rickey with his research for the “new Theodore Roosevelt museum at Medora.”
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1957-03-04
Regional Historian Mattes believes that historian Don Rickey did a “competent job” of interviewing William Eaton and commenting on Eaton’s collection of cowboy material. He is confident that replicas for museum use can be made of the Elkhorn Ranch branding irons held at the Theodore Roosevelt Museum in New York City.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1958-01-28
Acting Regional Chief of Interpretation Mattes is pleased with historian Don Rickey’s report and suggests submitting it to North Dakota History magazine for publication.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1957-08-14
Regional Historian Mattes writes to Regional Archaeologist Beaubien regarding the status of the archaeological report on the Elkhorn Ranch Project. A completion report on the project ought not be submitted until the final archaeological report is received. About $2,900 in funding designated for the project remains, and Mattes suggests a process to move to completion.
1960-06-17