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Item Title Type Subject Description Creator Date Property Name Street Pages Medium Condition
3570Lafayette National Park
  • Map
  • Places, Island
  • Places, Park
...Topographic map showing boundaries of Lafayette National Park (now Acadia National Park)...
  • 1922
  • 1
  • paper
  • brittle paper with tears and pieces missing. Fragile.
Lafayette National Park
Item:
  • 3570   
Type:
  • Map
Subject:
  • Places, Island
  • Places, Park
Date:
  • 1922
Place:
  • Mount Desert Island
Collection:
  • Map Collection
Object ID:
  • MAP 0016
Location:
  • 5F8
Pages:
  • 1
Medium:
  • paper
Condition:
  • brittle paper with tears and pieces missing. Fragile.
Description:
...Topographic map showing boundaries of Lafayette National Park (now Acadia National Park)...
6127The Future of Mount Desert Island
  • Publication, Book
  • Places, Island
...Village Improvement Society addressing the future of Lafayette National Park and of the villages on MDI via the park service or the Hancock County Trustees...
  • Charles W. Eliot II
  • 1928
  • 32
  • 2 copies
The Future of Mount Desert Island
Item:
  • 6127   
Type:
  • Publication, Book
Subject:
  • Places, Island
Creator:
  • Charles W. Eliot II
Date:
  • 1928
Place:
  • Mount Desert Island
Collection:
  • Special Collection Books
Object ID:
  • SCB 917.41 ELI
Location:
  • Shelf 6A4/6A5
Pages:
  • 32
Medium:
  • 2 copies
Description:
...Village Improvement Society addressing the future of Lafayette National Park and of the villages on MDI via the park service or the Hancock County Trustees...

File Attachment:
SCB 917.41 ELI.pdf
…Gardens of Acadia, government property, and similar areas. …Shores The distinguishing feature of the Lafayette National Park in the chain of National Parks is the unique combination of mountains and sea found at …" states that"This policy is based on three broad accepted principles: First, that the National Parks and National Monuments must be maintained untouched …Methods of administration which are applicable to a National Forest or to timberlands are not applicable to the Wilderness Areas of a National Park.