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This collection documents the establishment and early administration of the National Park System through firsthand accounts. The oral history transcripts capture the perspectives of key figures involved in shaping the National Parks, focusing on the period around 1965. The material addresses the challenges and triumphs of preserving natural and historical sites for public enjoyment and future generations, drawing on interviews and related documents from the era.
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Page Count:
226
Publication Date:
2015-08-08
Publisher:
Creative Media Partners, LLC
ISBN-10:
1298530857
ISBN-13:
9781298530851
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