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Photograph of Stewart L. Udall observing President Lyndon B. Johnson signing the bill creating Assateague Island National Seashore Park.

Photograph of Stewart L. Udall being passed a pen by President Lyndon B. Johnson during the signing ceremony of the proclamation adding Ellis Island to the Liberty Island National Monument.

Photograph of Stewart L. Udall, observed by Ladybird Johnson and others, speaking at a podium at the Fort Davis National Historic Site Dedication.

Photograph of Stewart L. Udall on stage speaking at the Ford's Theatre re-opening event.

Program for Dedication of Restored Ford's Theatre & Lincoln Museum. Red text on yellow background with notes in ink by Stewart L. Udall.

Photograph of Stewart and Lee Udall greeting a woman at the Ford's Theatre re-opening performance.

Typewritten, signed letter from President Lyndon B. Johnson accepting Stewart L. Udall's resignation as Secretary of the Interior. Letter printed upon paper-board stock.

Photograph of Stewart L. Udall reading in repose on the banks of the Colorado River.

Photograph of Stewart L. Udall standing and speaking outdoors at the Heard Museum National Advisory Board Meeting in Northern Arizona.

Photograph of Stewart L. Udall with the lawyers and Diné (Navajo) witnesses posing outdoors in a shaded area during the end of the Begay Trial in Phoenix, Arizona.

Photograph of Stewart L. Udall speaking to Vice President Al Gore, both seated, at the White House during the 4th Annual Earth Day.

Photograph of Stewart L. Udall (center-left, directly behind a shrub) standing whilst smoking a pipe in the company of others in a scenic, mountainous outdoor setting during a meeting of the Institute for Resource Management.

Photograph of Stewart L. Udall (seated) with Louise Udall (standing) at a bookstore during a book signing for Stewart's environmental publication "The Quiet Crisis."

Photograph of Stewart L. Udall and photographer Jerry Jacka looking over a map during a collaborative effort relating to Stewart's book "To The Inland Empire: Coronado and our Spanish Legacy."