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Albright, Horace M, And Frank J Taylor; Photographs, And Drawings By Ruth TaylorBiblio.com

Oh Ranger!" A Book About The National Parks First Printing 1928

1928059988Stanford University: Stanford University Press 1928. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Near Fine/Very Good Jacket. Xi1 178 Pp. Green Cloth. First Printing 1928 9" Tall. Book With Slight Signs Of Use All Lettering Strong. No Marks. Dust Jacket Priced $2.50 No Indication Of Later Printing Slight Wear With Minute Losses At Corners No Fading Or Stains. Per Wikipedia Horace Marden Albright 1890 - 1987 Was An American Conservationist And The Second Director Of The National Park Service. Horace Albright Was Born In 1890 In Bishop California The Son Of George Albright A Miner. He Graduated From The University Of California Berkeley In 1912 And Earned A Law Degree From Georgetown University. Albright Married His College Classmate Grace Noble And They Had Two Children. After Graduation He Worked For The Department Of The Interior In Washington D.C. Albright Became A Legal Assistant To Stephen Mather When Mather Became Assistant Secretary In Charge Of National Parks And Later Assisted Mather When The National Park Service Nps Was Established In 1916. As Legal Assistant He Helped Acquire Land For Several New National Parks In The East. When Mather Became Ill Albright Managed The Nps As Acting Director. He Later Served As Superintendent Of Yellowstone National Park And For A Short Time Yosemite National Park. On October 18 1922 He Was Elected Associate Member Of The Boone And Crockett Club A Wildlife Conservation Organization Founded By Theodore Roosevelt And George Bird Grinnell In 1887. On January 12 1929 Albright Succeeded Mather As The Second Director Of The Nps And Held The Post Until August 9 1933. He Next Worked For The U.S. Potash Corporation And U.S. Borax And Chemical Corporation Serving Variously As Director Vice President And General Manager. During This Time The Albrights Lived In New Rochelle New York. In 1969 Albright Received The National Audubon Society's Highest Honor The Audubon Medal. The Nation's Highest Civilian Award The Presidential Medal Of Freedom Was Awarded To Albright By President Jimmy Carter On The 64Th Anniversary Of The National Park Service. President Carter Announced The Award In August 1980 And The Medal Was Presented On December 8 By Assistant Secretary Of The Interior Robert L. Herbst In A Ceremony At Van Nuys California. Albright Grove A Grove Of Old-Growth Hemlocks And Tulip Poplars Located In The Great Smoky Mountains National Park Was Named In Albright's Honor. The Albright Training Center At Grand Canyon National Park The Albright Visitor Center At Yellowstone National Park And Albright Peak In Grand Teton National Park Also Bear His Name <br/> <br/> Stanford University Press hardcover

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Albright, Horace M, And Frank J Taylor, Introduction By Stephen T Mather, Drawings By Ruth TaylorBiblio.com

Oh Ranger!" A Book About The National Parks Advance Copy Of Second Printing 1928

1928035732Stanford University: Stanford University Press 1928. 1st Edition 2nd Printing. Soft cover. Very Good/No Dust Jacket. Photographs And Drawings By Ruth Taylor. Xi1 178 Pp. Beige Wrappers Extra Front And Rear Blank Endpapers Map Endpapers Bound In As Usual At Front And Back. 9 5/8" Tall Rough Cut Second Printing 1928 Considerably Taller Than Later Editions. Book With Slight Signs Of Use No Marks. Per Wikipedia Horace Marden Albright 1890 - 1987 Was An American Conservationist And The Second Director Of The National Park Service. Horace Albright Was Born In 1890 In Bishop California The Son Of George Albright A Miner. He Graduated From The University Of California Berkeley In 1912 And Earned A Law Degree From Georgetown University. Albright Married His College Classmate Grace Noble And They Had Two Children. After Graduation He Worked For The Department Of The Interior In Washington D.C. Albright Became A Legal Assistant To Stephen Mather When Mather Became Assistant Secretary In Charge Of National Parks And Later Assisted Mather When The National Park Service Nps Was Established In 1916. As Legal Assistant He Helped Acquire Land For Several New National Parks In The East. When Mather Became Ill Albright Managed The Nps As Acting Director. He Later Served As Superintendent Of Yellowstone National Park And For A Short Time Yosemite National Park. On October 18 1922 He Was Elected Associate Member Of The Boone And Crockett Club A Wildlife Conservation Organization Founded By Theodore Roosevelt And George Bird Grinnell In 1887. On January 12 1929 Albright Succeeded Mather As The Second Director Of The Nps And Held The Post Until August 9 1933. He Next Worked For The U.S. Potash Corporation And U.S. Borax And Chemical Corporation Serving Variously As Director Vice President And General Manager. During This Time The Albrights Lived In New Rochelle New York. In 1969 Albright Received The National Audubon Society's Highest Honor The Audubon Medal. The Nation's Highest Civilian Award The Presidential Medal Of Freedom Was Awarded To Albright By President Jimmy Carter On The 64Th Anniversary Of The National Park Service. President Carter Announced The Award In August 1980 And The Medal Was Presented On December 8 By Assistant Secretary Of The Interior Robert L. Herbst In A Ceremony At Van Nuys California. Albright Grove A Grove Of Old-Growth Hemlocks And Tulip Poplars Located In The Great Smoky Mountains National Park Was Named In Albright's Honor. The Albright Training Center At Grand Canyon National Park The Albright Visitor Center At Yellowstone National Park And Albright Peak In Grand Teton National Park Also Bear His Name <br/> <br/> Stanford University Press paperback

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