How Did the General
Federation of Women's Clubs Shape Women's Involvement
in the Conservation Movement, 1900-1930?
Document List
Abstract
Introduction
Early Conservation
Efforts
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1: Lydia Adams-Williams, "Forestry," October 1905
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2: "A Forestry Program," October 1905
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3: Cora C. Stuart Jones, "Women in Municipal Housekeeping," November 1905
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4: Cora C. Stuart Jones, "The Committee on Forestry to Presidents of Clubs,"
December 1905
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5: Olive Rand Clarke, "Forestry Report," 1905-1906
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6: "Vermont Federation," June 1907
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7: Mary Gage Peterson, "Nature Lover's Creed," April 1908
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8: Lydia Adams-Williams, "Conservation – Woman's Work," 1908
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9: Grace H. Thompson, "Report of the Forestry Committee," 1909-1910
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10: "Forestry in New Jersey," May 1910
National Efforts
of the General Federation of Women's Clubs
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11: Jessie Bryant Gerard, "Save the Hetch-Hetchy Valley," November 1909
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12: Jessie Bryant Gerard, "A Word on Forestry, To the Club Women of the
General Federation," February 1910
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13: Frances Drewry McMullen, "The National Park Lady," 17 May 1924
State Efforts
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14: Mrs. C. Tabor Gates, "The Forest Situation in New Hampshire: A Challenge
to our Leadership," November 1924
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15: General Federation of Women's Clubs Pamphlet, 1925-1926
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16: Mrs. J. W. Orr, "The Story of the Calaveras Grove," 1927
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17A: G. H. Kelley, "Florida's Forest Problem," March 1927
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17B: "Government Expert to Tour State in Interest Forest Conservation," March
1927
A Successful
State Effort: Franconia Notch
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18: Letter from Alta McDuffee to Vella Winner, 19 November 1927
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19: Letter from Josephine Skolfield to Alta McDuffee, 28 December 1927
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20: Alta McDuffee, "Franconia Notch in Danger," January 1928
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21: Lula J. A. Morris, Address at the Dedication of Franconia Notch, 15 September
1928
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