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Introduction
I. In the Beginning: 1872 - 1916
II. The Landscape Influence: 1916 - 1918
III. The Formative Decade: 1918 - 1927
IV. Maturity Achived: 1927 - 1932
V. Roosevelt's Emergancy Programs: 1933 - 1935
VI. The Decline: 1935 - 1942
Bibliography
Appendix A
Appendix B
Appendix C
Author's Note
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Rustic Architecture:
1916 - 1942
E. A. Davidson: Mount Rainier, Glacier, and the Alaska areas.
Merel Sager: Crater Lake, Lassen Volcanic, General Grant. and Sequoia. (When Thomas Carpenter was assigned Sequoia and General Grant, Sager took charge of work in Hawaii. )
John Wosky: Yosemite and nearby smaller areas.
Charles Peterson: Southwestern parks and monuments. (Peterson transferred east in 1931 and was replaced in the Southwestern areas by Charles Richey. )
Harry Langley: Utah areas and Grand Canyon.
Kenneth McCarter: Yellowstone, Grand Teton, and Craters of the Moon.
Howard Baker: Rocky Mountain, and smaller areas in Wyoming, Nebraska and South Dakota.
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William C. Tweed, Historian
Laura E. Soulliere, Architectural Historian
Henry G. Law, Architect
National Park Service
Western Regional Office
Division of Culutral Resource Management
February, 1977
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