National parks and reserves--Employees

Creation Date

1961

Creator(s)

Park staff planting a tree

Photograph of park staff planting a tree near the southern boundary of Theodore Roosevelt National Park.

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Creation Date

1961

Creator(s)

Landscapers planting tree near housing unit

Photograph of park staff planting a tree between South Unit housing units at Theodore Roosevelt National Park.

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Creation Date

1961

Creator(s)

Park staff planting grass

Photograph of park staff planting grass between South Unit housing units at Theodore Roosevelt National Park.

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Creation Date

1961

Creator(s)

Park staff shoveling dirt next to housing unit 101

Photograph of park staff shoveling dirt in the driveway of a park housing unit 101 in the South Unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park.

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Creation Date

1961

Creator(s)

Photograph of Ranger Al Schulmeyer at Painted Canyon

Photograph of Ranger Alfred W. Schulmeyer reading a tag from a tree planted at Painted Canyon in the South Unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park.

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National Park Service; Wintch, Michael Ott, 1937-

Creation Date

1968-04-20

Creator(s)

Photograph of John Patterson Receiving Iron Plaque

Photograph of Ranger Patterson receiving an iron plaque of a horseback rider in Watford City, North Dakota. These plaques can be found throughout Theodore Roosevelt National Park.

Collection

Creation Date

1969

Creator(s)

Shipman, Cole S.

Landscaping at Theodore Roosevelt National Park

Photograph of South Unit a housing unit 102 being landscaped with employees and residents present.

Collection

Creation Date

1960

Creator(s)

National Park Service

Landscape worker at Theodore Roosevelt National Park

Schley D. Schuhrke is shown holding a bucket while landscaping the Cottonwood Campground in the south unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park.

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National Park Service; Lacy, Nathaniel R., 1923-1966

Creation Date

1960

Creator(s)

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to S. B. M. Young

President Roosevelt implores General Young to accept the position of Superintendent of Yellowstone National Park.

Collection

Creation Date

1907-02-19

Creator(s)

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Ethan Allen Hitchcock

President Roosevelt directs Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock to appoint W. Scott Smith as superintendent of the Hot Springs Reservation.

Collection

Creation Date

1907-02-08

Creator(s)

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Frank W. Tucker

President Roosevelt explains to Frank W. Tucker that he has appointed W. Scott Smith as superintendent of the Hot Springs Reservation at the request of Secretary of the Interior Ethan Allen Hitchcock, but would otherwise have asked for Tucker’s advice.

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Creation Date

1907-02-08

Creator(s)

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to John Burroughs

President Roosevelt informs John Burroughs that Yellowstone Park bears have been getting their paws stuck in tin cans from garbage heaps, and that Buffalo Jones has been trying to capture the bears to “cure” them. He says the White House is lovely, and red-headed woodpeckers are their most decorative birds.

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Creation Date

1904-08-12

Creator(s)

Letter from S. B. M. Young to Theodore Roosevelt

S. B. M. Young hopes to present his soon-to-be wife to President Roosevelt sometime in 1908 and thinks the appointment at West Point would be a perfect trip for a bride. Though he would welcome the appointment, if there is another who Roosevelt would honor this year, he can wait until 1909. He is currently busy handling coyotes, and he enjoys the climate as well as the work.

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Young, S. B. M. (Samuel Baldwin Marks), 1840-1924

Creation Date

1907-12-30

Creator(s)

Letter from Chester L. Brooks to Don Rickey

Historian Chester L. Brooks thanks historian Don Rickey for his report. Brooks has been offered the Superintendency of Booker T. Washington National Monument and asks if Rickey would be interested in the historian position at Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park.

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