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Signing of the National Trails Bill, October 2, 1968.

Photograph of President Lyndon B. Johnson seated at a small desk signing the Wilderness Bill and the Land & Water Conservation Fund Bill, with cabinet members standing around him (with Stewart L. Udall on the far left).

President Lyndon Johnson signs the Wilderness Bill and the Land and Water Conservation Fund Bill as members of Congress and the Cabinet watch from a White House porch, September 3, 1964

President John F. Kennedy signs a bill to create a national seashore
area at Point Reyes, California, September 13, 1962.

Signage, congressional campaign, 1961.

A photograph of sign of the I.W.W. (International Workers of the World) on the fence opposite of main administration building in Lourenco Marques (currently named Maputo).

View of the Sierra de la Nariz mountain range at Monument 160.

Sidney Fawcett Pattison, Head of the English Department at University of Arizona, died in December 1944.

Sidney Fawcett Pattison at about age 30-35. Pattison was a professor at University of Arizona and Head of the English Department 1917-1944. Born July 26, 1877, died December 15, 1944.

Detail of soil - Kizerawe, about 4 ft. red on top and a white soil below, weathered into ridges. Same [as previous image] on other side of track. [Shantz travel journal, Mar. 30, 1920]

Looking ahead at side of the track, brush at the left thick and impenetrable. [Shantz travel journal, Mar. 29, 1920]

A photograph taken from the side of track, showing a tree with big pods, a mahobahoba-like tree, and high grass.

Similar view [as previous image] but ahead of train. Here the soil is grey or ashen in color. [Shantz travel journal, Mar. 28, 1920]

Side of forest and vine covered mt. at about 25 - mts. a little more luxuriant than the level land. [Shantz travel journal, Mar. 30, 1920]

Karolek (Karl) M. Pattison (born 1921) and his sister, Halka Pattison (born 1923). Photo taken by their mother, Marylka Modjeska Pattison, likely in the California mountians, though the family did travel to the Polish mountains a few times.

A photograph of a typical view of the shrub zone, where the semi-succulent Herb. 213 is shown in practically a pure stand.