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MANUSCRIPT COLLECTIONS

1. Adirondack Museum Archives Adirondack Guides' Association files Fish and Game Law files
2. Franklin County Courthouse, Malone, New York Records
3. Grand Canyon National Park Museum Collection Havasupai Indian Collection, File 32906 and File A9431
4. Hamilton County Courthouse, Lake Pleasant, New York Records
5. Jackson Hole Historical Society Binkley files Tusk Hunters files
6. Lake Pleasant Township, Hamilton County, New York Records
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9. Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75
10. Records of the Bureau of the Census, Manuscript Schedules, Record Group 29
11. Records of the Department of the Interior, Record Group 48

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12. Records of the Forest Service, Record Group 95
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15. Records of the National Park Service, Record Group 79
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COURT CASES

1. Horace Gilman v. Orrando P. Dexter. Supreme Court of Franklin County. 1900. Judgments: Box 73, Folder 2, Position 3. Franklin County Courthouse.
2. Lelia E. Marsh and George W. Ostrander v. Ne-Ha-Sa-Ne Park Association.
3. Supreme Court of Hamilton County. March 1897. Civil Case #352. Hamilton County Court House.
4. Orrando P. Dexter v. Warren Joseph Alfred. Supreme Court of Franklin County. 1891. Cases on Appeal: Box 7, Folder 1, Position 2. Franklin County Courthouse.
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INTERVIEWS

1. Blanchard, Paul. “Reminiscing the Old Guide Days.” Sound recording. August 10, 1986. Tape C-46. Adirondack Museum Archives.

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2. Smith, Bill. “Songs and Stories from the ‘Featherbed.’” Sound recording. Voorheesville, N.Y.: Front Hall Enterprises, 1987.
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Cramton, Louis C.Early History of Yellowstone National Park and Its Relation to National Park Policies.Washington, D.C.: GPO, 1932.

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16. Harper's
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20. National Parks
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24. Recreation
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26. Woods and Waters

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