| Abstract: | The collection includes one photograph album entitled "Forest Practices Throughout the United States," which consists of 14 pages with 11 black-and-white photographs. This album contains a series of Forest Service photographs showing "good" versus "bad" examples of forest practices such as logging and lumbering. The album also includes a copy of a letter from President Franklin D. Roosevelt to the House of Representatives on March 14, 1938 regarding the problem of diminishing forest resources in the United States, as well as a memo from W. W. Bergoffen detailing the cost of preparing the album. The album was probably prepared for the use of congressional committee members to supplement President Roosevelt's message to congress and proposed legislation. |
| Title: | "Forest Practices Throughout the United States" Photograph Album, circa 1938 |
| Creator: | United States. Forest Service |
| Repository: | Forest History Society Library and Archives |
| Call Number: | 2874 |
| Language of Material: | Material in English |
| Extent: | 0.25 linear feet (1 photograph album) |
The collection includes one photograph album entitled "Forest Practices Throughout the United States," which consists of 14 pages with 11 black-and-white photographs. This album contains a series of Forest Service photographs showing "good" versus "bad" examples of forest practices such as logging and lumbering. The album also includes a copy of a letter from President Franklin D. Roosevelt to the House of Representatives on March 14, 1938 regarding the problem of diminishing forest resources in the United States, as well as a memo from W. W. Bergoffen detailing the cost of preparing the album. The album was probably prepared for the use of congressional committee members to supplement President Roosevelt's message to congress and proposed legislation.
1. Photograph Album, circa 1938
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[Identification of item], 'Forest Practices Throughout the United States' Photograph Album, Library and Archives, Forest History Society, Durham, NC, USA.
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