The Intaglio, Inc. The National Forests of the Northern Region: Living Legacy Research Collection

The Intaglio, Inc. The National Forests of the Northern Region: Living Legacy Research Collection, 1897-1990

Overview of the Collection

Creator: Intaglio, Inc.
Title: The Intaglio, Inc. The National Forests of the Northern Region: Living Legacy Research Collection
Dates: 1897-1990 (inclusive)
18971990
Quantity: 6.0 linear feet
Collection Number: Mss 618
Summary: This collection contains research materials used and compiled by Intaglio, Inc. during the research and writing of the U.S. Forest Service publication The National Forests of the Northern Region: Living Legacy.
Repository: University of Montana, Mansfield Library, Archives and Special Collections
Archives and Special Collections
Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library
University of Montana
32 Campus Dr. #9936
59812-9936
Missoula, MT
Telephone: 406-243-2053
library.archives@umontana.edu
Access Restrictions: Researchers must use collection in accordance with the policies of Archives and Special Collections, the Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library, and The University of Montana--Missoula.
Languages: English

Historical NoteReturn to Top

Intaglio, Inc. is a historical research and publishing company founded by Henry C. Dethloff in 1983. Dethloff and his associates have written and published a variety of books on American history, astronomy and science. The National Forests of the Northern Region authors were Robert D. Baker, Larry Burt, Robert S. Maxwell, Victor H. Treat and Henry C. Dethloff. They completed the forests history under a USDA Forest History Unit contract in 1989.

Content DescriptionReturn to Top

This collection contains research materials used and compiled by Intaglio, Inc. during the research and writing of A Living Legend: The National Forests of the Northern Region, 1908-1988 which was published by the U. S. Forest Service as The National Forests of the Northern Region: Living Legacy. These materials include United States Forest Service Publications, newspaper clippings, interview transcripts, correspondence between various Forest Service employees, pamphlets and guides, manuscript drafts, manuscript critiques and reviews, as well as hand written research notes.Although this book was the work of five different individuals, this collection contains the research gathered by Henry C. Dethloff, the founder and head of Intaglio, Inc.

This collection has been divided into five series. Series I, Histories and Interviews, includes histories written by Forest Service employees concerning specific aspects of Region One, oral history transcripts of interviews with former Forest Service employees, biographies of former Forest Service employees and self-interview forms filled out by retired Forest Service staff.

Series II contains research materials, divided by chapter during the processing, including reports and memorandum from Forest Service employees and staff members, publications and speeches about or concerning Region One activities, instruction manuals for employees, recreation and wildlife pamphlets published by the Forest Service, correspondence relating to the Forest Service activities in Region One, Forest Service press releases, newspaper articles concerning Region One, and reports made by The University of Montana concerning the impact of the Forest Service on the environment.

Series III contains a variety of materials from the researcher Bill Sharp concerning the history of the Civilian Conservation Corp in Region One. These materials include Sharp’s notes on newspaper articles relating to the C.C.C., newsletters, casualty lists and copies of photographs and newspaper articles.

Series IV contains drafts of the manuscript, critiques of the work by former Forest Service Employees and correspondence concerning the research and editing of the manuscript

Series V contains further research materials not directly related to specific chapters in the book, including guides to National Forests, magazines and journals, reforestation summaries, and job descriptions.

Use of the CollectionReturn to Top

Restrictions on Use

Researchers are responsible for using in accordance with 17 U.S.C. and any other applicable statutes. Copyright status unknown.

Preferred Citation

[Name of document or photograph number], The Intaglio, Inc. The National Forests of the Northern Region: Living Legacy Research Collection , Archives and Special Collections, Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library, The University of Montana--Missoula.

Administrative InformationReturn to Top

Arrangement

The collection is divided into five series:

Series I: Histories and Interviews, 1.0 linear foot, 1904-1990

Subseries 1: Specific Histories, 0.5 linear feet, 1909-1987

Subseries 2: Oral History and Interview Transcripts, 0.25 linear feet, 1968-1990

Subseries 3: Biographical Information and Self-Interviews of Former Forest Service Employees, .025 linear feet, 1987-1989

Series II: Research Materials, 4.25 linear feet, 1904-1989

Subseries 1: Settlement and Development, 0.25 linear feet, 1904-1983

Subseries 2: Early Resource Management, Change and Progress, 0.5 linear feet, 1907- 1980

Subseries 3: Depression Era Protection and Management, 0.75 linear feet, 1930-1940

Subseries 4: The World War II Experience, 0.25 linear feet, 1941-1988

Subseries 5: Challenges of the Post-War Years, 0.75 linear feet, 1945-1965

Subseries 6: Recreation, 0.25 linear feet, 1916-1989

Subseries 7: Roads, Trails, Ranger Stations, Lookouts, Support Structures, and Special Land Use, 0.25 linear feet, 1951-1965

Subseries 8: The Bitterroot Controversy and the Environmental Movement, 0.25 linear feet, 1970-1983

Subseries 9: Mandated Forest Management, 0.25 linear feet, 1969-1980

Subseries 10: Social and Economic Influence, Working with Others, 0.5 linear feet, 1960- 1989

Subseries 11: Modern Management, 0.25 linear feet, 1984-1989

Series III: Civilian Conservation Corps, 0.75 linear feet, 1933-1988

Series IV: Drafts and Reviews, 1.0 linear foot, 1988-1989

Series V: Miscellaneous Research Materials, 0.5 linear feet, c.1940-1988

Custodial History

Materials were held by Henry C. Dethloff until he donated them to the Archives in 1991.

Acquisition Information

Donation of Henry C. Dethloff, of Intaglio, Inc., 1991.

Processing Note

The original arrangement of the collection was largely maintained. Unorganized segments of research materials were arranged by the processor according to book chapter.

Separated Materials

United States Department of Agriculture publications, government maps of National Forests, and other published materials were separated during processing and all of these items have been placed within the general library collection.

Related Materials

Other documents relating to the Forest Service, Region One can be found in the Harry T. Gisborne Papers, Mss 98, held at the K. Ross Toole Archives at The University of Montana. The Archives also holds a copy of the draft of the Forest Service Publication, entitled A Living Legend: The National Forests of the Northern Region, 1908-1988. The Henry C. Dethloff Papers are held at the Cushing Memorial Library in College Station, Texas. Further research materials relating to the Civilian Conservation Corps can also be found in Mss 591, the Bill Sharp Papers.

Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top

Series I: Histories and Interviews, 1904-1990Return to Top

1.0 linear foot

Container(s)	Description	Dates
	Subseries 1: Specific Histories 0.5 linear feet	1909-1987
Box/Folder
1/1	Names of National Forests with their origin, definition, or derivation	1909-1957
1/2	Savenac Nursery History	1967
1/3	A Study of Place Names in Montana	1969
1/4	A History of the Salmon River Breaks Primitive Area by O. Frank Schumaker	1970
1/5	Pioneer Days in Idaho County, Volume II	1971
1/6	Nez Perce National Forest Histories	1973-1978
1/7	History of the Kootenai National Forest	1976
1/8	Four Girls on a Homestead by Carol Ryrie Brink	1977
1/9	Place Names	1979
1/10	Thirty-two Years in the Mule Business by Jane Reed Bensonca	1980
1/11	History of White Pine Blister Rust Control—a Personal Account by Warren V. Benedict	1981
1/12	Custer National Forest, Lands: A Brief History	1982
1/13	Communications in the National Forests of the Northern Region: A History of Telephone and Radio	1984
1/14	"A History of the Palouse Ranger District"	1984
1/15	Opening for Opportunity and Consistency, Chapter 4, from Michael Frome’s The Forest Service	1984
1/16	Major Fenn’s Country: a History of the lower Lochsa, the lower Selway, the upper Middle-fork of the Clearwater, and surrounding lands	1986
1/17	History of Forest Service Research	1987
1/18	"The Origins of the Robertson Electric Cooperative" by David Mitchell	undated
	Subseries 2: Oral History and Interview Transcripts 0.25 linear feet	1968-1990
Box/Folder
1/19	Recollection of Early Day Grazing Activities, Oral History Transcript	1968
2/1	Idaho Panhandle Oral History	1980
2/2	Eric White’s Oral History	1983
2/3	Ralph Space, Interview Notes	1988
2/4	Gerald William’s Interview with Bill Worf	1990
2/5	Gerald William’s Interview with Bernie Alt	1990
	Subseries 3: Biographical Information and Self-Interviews of Former Forest Service Employees .025 linear feet	1987-1989
Box/Folder
2/6	Biographical Sketches and Information from Retired Forest Service Employees	undated
2/7	Frank Salomonsen Biography and Boulder area Controversy	1987
2/8	Bernard Alt, past work with the Forest Service	1988
2/9	Self-Interviews of Former Forest Service Employees	1988-1989
2/10	Retirees Responses, Miscellaneous Information, including Biographical Sketches and Dethloff’s notes	1988-1989
2/11	Dethloff’s Correspondence with Former Forest Service Workers	1988-1989

Series II: Research Materials, 1904-1989Return to Top

4.25 linear feet

Container(s)	Description	Dates
	Subseries 1: Settlement and Development 0.25 linear feet	1897-1983
Box/Folder
2/12	Region One, National Forest Boundary Changes	1897-1913
2/13	The Proposed Idaho Addition to the Bitterroot Forest Reserve by R.E. Benedict	1904
2/14	Land Reports for the Department of the Interior	ca. 1904
2/15	History of the 1910 Forest Fires in Idaho and Western Montana by Elers Koch	1942
2/16	James W. Girard: Tamarck Grove on Clearwater River Honors Pioneering Timber Cruiser who came to Seeley Lake County in 1908 by Jud Moore	1953
2/17	General Miles: The Red Man’s Conqueror and Champion, General Miles Campaign Against Lame Deer by Charles B. Erlanson	1959
2/18	James W. Girard, Patriarch of National Forest Timber Cruising	1981
2/19	The Early History of the Forest Service in Western Montana by Elers Koch	ca. 1983
3/1	Index to the Early Days in the Forest Service, Volume IV	undated
3/2	Forest Service Topic Reports	undated
	Subseries 2: Early Resource Management, Change and Progress 0.5 linear feet	1907-1980
Box/Folder
3/3	Timber Sale Policies and Stumpage Prices	1907-1930
3/4	Timber, Reconnaissance Work	1908-1913
3/5	The Use and Preservation of Forest Products, University of Montana lecture by F.I. Rockwell	1909
3/6	Silvical Reports	1909-1912
3/7	Standard Township Folio for District One	1911
3/8	Timber, Miscellaneous	1911-1912
3/9	Preliminary Plans, Coeur d’Alene National Forest	1913
3/10	Fire, Plans and Reports	1913-1924
3/11	Instructions for Timber Reconnaissance, Guide and Manual	1914-1916
3/12	Appraisal Report, Four Mile Creek (Lolo National Forest)	1915
3/13	Timber Survey Instructions	1921
3/14	Forest Plans	1921-1928
3/15	Flathead National Forest, Miscellaneous Information	1923 and undated
3/16	Timber Survey Instructions	1921-1926
3/17	A Forest Policy for the Northwest	1924
3/18	Review of Co-operative Fire Protection, North Idaho, by R.N. Cunningham	1924
3/19	Montana Range Values by Fred Morrell	1924
3/20	Nezperce Forest Inspection	1925
3/21	Supervision and Training	1926
3/22	Timber Surveys	1926-1930
3/23	Logging on Nine Mile by Bob Hewitt	1980
	Subseries 3: Depression Era Protection and Management 0.75 linear feet	1930-1940
Box/Folder
3/24	Forest Types of the Northern Rocky Mountains and their Climatic Controls	1930
3/25	Timber Survey, Allotment Estimates	1931
3/26	Region One Handbook	1935
3/27	Northern Region News, concerning St. Joe Forest Issue	1936
3/28	Beaverhead Inspection	1936
3/29	Inland Empire Mills	1936
4/1	Stumpage Prices Since 1912	1936
4/2	Kootenai Management Plans	1936-1937
4/3	Press Releases	1936-1938
4/4	Helena Assistant Supervisor Job	1937
4/5	Selway-Lochsa Management Plan	1937
4/6	St. Joe River Road	1937
4/7	St. Joe, Memos and Reports	1937-1939
4/8	Regional Forester Memorandums	1937-1939
4/9	Wildlife Policy Statement	1938
4/10	Roadless Areas	1938
4/11	Statues, Regulations and Instructions Under Which Records Were Assembled in Timber Surveys	1939
4/12	Information, Historical Cabinet National Forest	1939
4/13	Coeur d’Alene Inspection	1939
4/14	Fire Reports and Instruction Manuals	1939-1940
4/15	Forest Resources of Montana and Idahoca	1930s
	Subseries 4: The World War II Experience 0.25 linear feet	1941-1988
Box/Folder
4/16	Bitterroot National Forest Management Plans	1941
4/17	Forest Survey	1941
4/18	Press Releases	1941-1945
4/19	Wartime Memorandums	1942-1944
4/20	World War II Miscellaneous Materials	1942-1988
4/21	World War II, Forest Service Honor Roll	undated
	Subseries 5: Challenges of the Post-War Years 0.75 linear feet	1945-1965
Box/Folder
4/22	Kootenai Management Plans	1945-1947
4/23	Pre-Fire Conditions	1946
4/24	Press Releases	1946-1949
4/25	Fire Control Inspections and Statistics	1947-1952
4/26	Kootenai, Sustained Yield Unit	1948 and undated
5/1	Mann Gulch fire	1949
5/2	Status of Plans for Management of National Forest Timber Summary	1949
5/3	Post-War Years, Miscellaneous	1952-1964
5/4	Deerlodge National Forest, Forest Organization Plan and Description of Duties for Supervisors and Staff	1953
5/5	Press Releases	1953-1954
5/6	Custer National Forest Inspection	1955
5/7	Sky-line Crane Method of Logging	1955
5/8	Kootenai National Forest Inspections	1955-1959
5/9	Range Revegation on the Beaverhead National Forest	ca. 1956
5/10	Guidelines to Timber Phase of the Forest service, 10-year Program	1956
5/11	St. Joe National Forest, Report and Review	1956-1960
5/12	Northern Region National Forests	1957
5/13	National Forest Facts	1957
5/14	Wildlife Functional Inspection	1958
5/15	Timber Sale Programs	1959
5/16	Bitterroot National Forest Inspections	1959
5/17	Clearwater National Forest, Withdrawal Statistics	1959
5/18	Madison-Yellowstone Earthquake of 1959	1959
5/19	Timber Management Plan, Deerlodge National Forest, Deerlodge Working Circle	1960
5/20	Timber Surveys, Sale Policies, Stumpage Prices and Check Scale Summaries	1960-1971
5/21	Deerlodge National Forest, Information	1962
5/22	Silvicultural Accomplishments in Region One	1962-1970
5/23	Timber, North Idaho	1963
5/24	Clearwater, Miscellaneous	1963 and undated
5/25	Division of Timber Management	1964
5/26	Public Domain Additions to the National Forest	1965
	Subseries 6: Recreation 0.25 linear feet	1916-1989
Box/Folder
6/1	Recreation and Campground Use Records	1916-1986
6/2	Recreation Study Discussion Sectionca	1937
6/3	Recreation, Clearwater National Forest	1960-1964
6/4	Region One Recreation Seminar	1964
6/5	Remarks Relating to Wilderness and Recreation	1967-1988
6/6	Recreation Memos	1970-1972
6/7	Kootenai National Forest, Multiple Use Plan	1972
6/8	Bitterroot Forest, Multiple Use Plan	1972
6/9	Selway River, Whitewater Management Plan	1976
6/10	Pamphlets and Guides	1978-1989 and undated
6/11	Carrying Capacity of the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness	1979
6/12	Supply of Developed Recreation Facilities, Priest Lake	1981
6/13	Supply and Demand on the Idaho Panhandle National Forests	1981
6/14	Pamphlets and Guides	1984-1989 and undated
6/15	Environmental Assessment concerning Dog Control Measures in the Rattlesnake Recreation Area	1987
6/16	The 1987 Idaho Leisure Travel and Recreation Study	1987
6/17	Pamphlets and Guides	1989 and undated
6/18	Nez Perce Recreation	undated
	Subseries 7: Roads, Trails, Ranger Stations, Lookouts, Support Structures, and Special Land Use 0.25 linear feet	, 1951-1965
Box/Folder
6/19	Special Uses and Permits	1951-1965
6/20	Historic Lookout Research Project, Clearwater National Forest	1979
6/21	Forest Service Pack Strings	1985
7/1	Ranger Stations on the Idaho Panhandle National Forests	1986
7/2	Fixed Fire Detection Lookout History on the Clearwater Forest, Idaho	1987
7/3	Cabin and Lookout Pamphlets	1987-1989
7/4	Fish and Wildlife Pamphlets	undated
	Subseries 8: The Bitterroot Controversy and the Environmental Movement 0.25 linear feet	1970-1983
Box/Folder
7/5	Bitterroot National Forest Report by the University of Montana (a.k.a. "Bolle Report")	1970
7/6	The U.S.D.A.’s responses to the "Bolle Report," including Senator Lee Metcalf’s responses to the University group’s findings	1970
7/7	Bitterroot Task Force, Correspondence and Report	1970
7/8	Statement of Findings, U.S.D.A. response to the "Bolle Report"	1971
7/9	Program Direction, Fiscal Year 1972	1971
7/10	"Forests for the People: Case Study of the Rare II Decision" by Ray Karr	1983
7/11	Rare I and Rare II Decisions	1987
	Subseries 9: : Mandated Forest Management 0.25 linear feet	1966-1980
Box/Folder
7/12	Summary for Fiscal Year 1966, Road and Trail National Forest Development Program	1966
7/13	Planning, Fiscal Year 1967 Program of Work	1966
7/14	Multiple Use Management Guide	1967
7/15	Modern Management in Region One, Annual Report	1969
7/16	Newspaper Articles	1969-1972
7/17	Management Direction for the 1970s, remarks by Neal M. Rahm	1970
7/18	Management, Basic Assumptions for Management Direction	1970
7/19	Management Practices on the Bitterroot National Forest	1970
7/20	Custer National Forest, Basic Assumptions for Management Direction	1970
8/1	Management Objectives and Forest Service Policies	1970-1972
8/2	Timber Management Plan, Beaverhead National Forest	1970-1980
8/3	State of the Forest Service	1971
8/4	Inspection Plan	1971
8/5	Management Direction Seminar Materials	1971
8/6	Forest Service Objectives, Planning and Performance	1971
8/7	Proposed Plans for the Montana Forest Service	1972
8/8	Bitterroot National Forest Plans	1972
8/9	Flathead and Kootenai Organization Evaluations	1972
8/10	Deerlodge National Forest, Deputy Forest Supervisor	1977
8/11	Anaconda-Pintlar Wilderness, a Management Plan	1977
8/12	Flathead National Forest: Social and Economic Assessment	1980
	Subseries 10: Social and Economic Influence, Working with Others 0.5 linear feet	1960-1989
Box/Folder
9/1	Fire Reports	1960-1965
9/2	History of Smokejumping	1974
9/3	Northern Region Wildfire Information Series	1988-1989
9/4	Idaho Fish and Game Department	1963
9/5	Peregrine Habitat Surveys	1984
9/6	Coordinating Elk and Timber Management	1985
9/7	Plan for the Application of Regulation G-20A to the Sun River Elk Management Area	undated
9/8	Blue Binder: Cedar Flats and Cottonwood Job Corps	1965-1971
9/9	Congressional Record Relating to the Job Corp	1969
9/10	Job Corp, 25th Anniversary	1989
9/11	Report on the analysis of Public Input on the Draft Proposals for the Salmon Wild and Scenic River	1974
9/12	Forest Service—Public Understanding, A Candid Evaluation	1968
9/13	Program for Public Involvement: a Synopsis by Ray Karr	1982
9/14	How the Forest Service Views the Wilderness Issue	1984
9/15	Archeological Resources: A Region One Forest Service Guide	1975
9/16	Archeological Report, Nez Perce Forest	1975
	Subseries 11: Modern Management 0.25 linear feet	1984-1989
Box/Folder
10/1	Cultural Resource Inventory of the Yogo Creek Timber Sale by Cynthia M. Hamlett	1984
10/2	Forest Service Reports	1984-1987
10/3	Newspaper Articles	1984-1989
10/4	Payments to Counties and States, Custer National Forest	1986-1988
10/5	Beaverhead National Forest, Lake Inventory	1987
10/6	Deerlodge National Forest, Decision Notice, Electric Indian Timber Sale	1987
10/7	Deerlodge National Forest, Delmoe Lake Road and Recreation Area, Environment Assessment	1987
10/8	Press Release	1987
10/9	Information about the Bitterroot National Forest	1988
10/10	Flathead National Forest, Reports and Plans	1988-1990
10/11	Two Visions of the National Forests’ Future	1988
10/12	Northern Region News	1988-1989
10/13	Nez Perce National Forest, Forest Plan Amendments	1989

Series III: Civilian Conservation Corps, 1933-1988Return to Top

0.75 linear feet

Container(s)	Description	Dates
Box/Folder
10/14	Miscellaneous CCC Research	1933-1980
10/15	Missoulian Articles Research, Relating to the CCC	1933-1939
10/16	CCC Newsletters, copies of photographs, copies of articles and casualty lists	1935-1942
10/17	CCC Articles	1936-1988
10/18	Missoulian Articles Research, Relating to the CCC	1940
10/19	Missoulian Articles Research, Relating to the CCC	1941
10/20	Missoulian Articles Research, Relating to the CCC	1942
10/21	Cottonwood Civilian Conservation Center History	1965-1974
10/22	Cedar Flats Civilian Conservation Center Information	1966-1988
10/23	Correspondence, Cedar Flats Job Corps Conservation Center and Civilian Conservation Center	1969-1972
10/24	The Civilian Conservation Corps in Montana and Under Fort Missoula 1933-1942 by Bill Sharp	1988

Series IV: Drafts and Reviews, 1988-1989Return to Top

1.0 linear foot

Container(s)	Description	Dates
Box/Folder
11/1	Drafts of A Living Legacy	undated
11/2	Drafts of A Living Legacy	undated
11/3	Drafts of A Living Legacy	undated
11/4	Rough Drafts, Chapters VII, VIII, and X	undated
11/5	Rough Drafts, Chapter XIII	undated
11/6	Dethlof’s Correspondence Concerning Drafts	1988
11/7	Research Report to John Milodragovich	1987
11/8	Retirees Committee Notes on Draft	1988
11/9	Reviews and Corrections, Retiree Review Committee	1988-1989
11/10	Reviews and Corrections, Retiree Review Committee	1988-1989
11/11	Reviews of Draft from Terry West	1989
12/1	Reviews of Draft from Bob Milodragovich and Tony Evanko	1989
12/2	Reviews of Draft from the Northern Rockies Retirees Association	1989
12/3	Critique of Chapter on the Bitterroot Controversy by Steve Yurick	1989
12/4	Review of Draft from Ed Slusher	1989
12/5	Review of Draft from Bob Milodragovich	1989

Series V: Miscellaneous Research Materials, circa 1940-1988 Return to Top

0.5 linear feet

Container(s)	Description	Dates
Box/Folder
12/6	Horsemanship	1940s
12/7	Beaverhead National Forest Information	1955
12/8	Marking Guides, Region One	1957
12/9	Memorial Service, 50th Anniversary of the 1910 Fire	1960
12/10	Timber Program Meeting	1966
12/11	Reforestation Summary of years 1909-1967	1967
12/12	Land Exchange Job	1967
12/13	An Introduction to the St. Joe National Forest	1970s
12/14	An Introduction to the Coeur D’Alene National Forest	1970s
12/15	Region One Land Area by Ownership	1970
12/16	Nixon’s Visit to Flathead and Kootenai National Forests	1971
12/17	Miscellaneous Articles	1971-1972
12/18	Forrest Appeals	1971-1972
12/19	Revegetation Recommendations for Disturbed Areas of the Bitterroot National Forest	1973
12/20	Forest service Articles	1973
12/21	Lincoln County, Forest Service Property Loan	1975
12/22	Bob Baker’s Selected Bibliography for Region One	1977
12/23	Area analysis for National Forests in Northern Idaho	1978
12/24	Western Montana, Planning Area Analysis	1978
12/25	Deerlodge National Forest, Organizational Analysis	1979
13/1	An Overview, Timber Resource, Clearwater National Forest	1981
13/2	Clearwater National Forest, Homestead Entry Survey List	1982
13/3	Visitor Guides	1986-1988
13/4	The Western Historical Quarterly	1987
13/5	Sources for Region One History Project	1987
13/6	Northwest Magazine	1988
13/7	Innervoice	1989
13/8	Conditions to be met in White Pine Stands, Coeur d’Alene National Forest	undated
13/9	List of Reports at the Northern Region Office	undated
13/10	Handwritten Notes	undated
13/11	Introduction to the Kaniksu National Fores	undated
13/12	Bibliography	undated
13/13	A collection of miscellaneous items about the History of the Forest Service	undated

Names and SubjectsReturn to Top

Subject Terms

Forest reserves--Great Plains--History
Forest reserves--Rocky Mountains Region--History

Corporate Names

United States. Forest Service. Northern Region--History
Civilian Conservation Corps (U.S.)--History
United States. Forest Service--Officials and employees--Interviews

Titles within the Collection

The National Forests of the Northern Region: Living Legacy

Other Creators

Personal Names
- Dethloff, Henry C.
- Sharp, Bill, 1952-

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