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Charles Callison to Bartram Cadbury Letter, November 3, 1967

Callison expresses his surprise to the news that Cadbury will be resigning his post as the director of the Audubon Camp of Maine. He is also sorry to hear that Farida Wiley will not be returning to her position at the camp.

Collection: Audubon Camp Management
Date: Nov 3rd, 1967

Charles Callison to Bartram Cadbury Letter, August 26, 1968

Callison assures Carbury that he and his wife, Ginny, will always be considered part of the "National Audubon staff family."

Collection: Audubon Camp Management
Date: Aug 26th, 1968

Bartram Cadbury to Charles Callison Letter, October 1, 1968

Cadbury, replying to an earlier letter from Callison, thanks Callison for his sentiments regarding Cadbury's resignation as the director of the Audubon Camp of Maine. He adds that both he and his wife, Ginny, are always available to be called upon, and that the National Audubon Society may always rely on the Cadbury's continued dedication to the organization's mission.

Collection: Audubon Camp Management
Date: Oct 1st, 1968

Charles Callison to Janet Milne Letter Photocopy, August 25, 1976

Callison asks Milne for an update on the transfer of a gift of land on Harbor Island from Leverett Davis to the National Audubon Society. The letter accompanies a memorandum from George Bent to Duryea Morton and a copy of letter from Milne to Callison.

Collection: Audubon Camp Management
Date: Aug 25th, 1976

Janet Milne to Charles Callison Letter Photocopy, August 30, 1976

Milne, of Maine Coast Heritage Trust, informs Callison of the progress of the transfer of a conservation easement on Harbor Island from the Davis family to the Audubon Society. The letter accompanies a memorandum from George Bent to Duryea Morton and a copy of a letter from Callison to Milne.

Collection: Audubon Camp Management
Date: Aug 30th, 1976

Manual of Standard Operating Procedure for Audubon Camps - Audubon Camp in Maine Binder 3, March 1977

This binder contains Parts VI, VII, and VIII of the Manual of Standard Operating Procedure for Audubon Camps, which includes information on the camp store and library, general procedures, and divisions of the National Audubon Society. This is the third in a set of three binders.

Collection: Audubon Camp Management
Date: Mar 1977

Bartram Cadbury to Charles Callison Letter, June 14, 1988

Cadbury relates information about the National Audubon Society board meeting held at the Audubon Camp of Maine and comments about the board's attitude toward the role of chapters in the Society. He also comments on the current camp staff.

Collection: Audubon Camp Management
Date: Jun 14th, 1988

Charles Callison to Bartram Cadbury Letter, June 18, 1988

Callison is happy to hear that Cadbury is enjoying his position as the director of the National Audubon Society, and compliments him on his presentation of a historical sketch about the Audubon Camp of Maine.

Collection: Audubon Camp Management
Date: Jun 18th, 1988

Bartram Cadbury to Charles Callison Letter, November 23, 1988

Cadbury encloses a program from Betty Baker's memorial service and informs Callison of recent Audubon news. He closes the letter expressing his concerns about the rapid turnover of directors at the Audubon Camp of Maine.

Collection: Audubon Camp Management
Date: Nov 23rd, 1988

Bartram Cadbury to Charles Callison Letter, January 4, 1990

Cadbury reflects on his time as the director of the National Audubon Society, stating that he is proud of his accomplishments. He is particularly proud of the success of the Audubon Adventures program. He and his wife, Ginny, are raising a memorial fund which will serve as an endowment for the Audubon Camp of Maine.

Collection: Audubon Camp Management
Date: Jan 4th, 1990

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