Audubon Camp Brown Scrapbook, Page 16

This page contains a photographs of Betsy Buchheister getting a lobster, staff sitting outside, and a cross on top of a hill.

Audubon Camp Brown Scrapbook, Page 70

This page contains two photographs of the shoreline.

Audubon Camp Brown Scrapbook, Page 72

This page contains two photographs of the shoreline.

Campers Exploring a Wooded Area Photograph, 1962

Campers Examine Tree Tops with a Butterfly Net Photograph, June, 1962

Physical Properties and Moisture Relationships of Some Representative Maine Soil Types Bulletin, July 1962

Dawn Redwood Clipping Photocopy, c. 1964

Dawn Redwood: Metasequoia Glyptostroboides Clipping Photocopy, c. 1964

Dawn Redwood Note, July, 3, 1964

Millicent Bingham notes that she has been given a dawn redwood tree from the deputy director of the Peabody Museum at Yale University. She notes that she has passed the sapling onto Bart Cadbury so that it may be planted on Hog Island. An accompanying card describes the provenance of the tree and includes a note that tree is to be transplanted to a "forested place" in 1969.

A Laboratory Block Life in the Soil Guide, 1965

A Laboratory Block Life in the Soil Teacher's Supplement Guide, 1965

Soil Suitability Guide for Land Use Planning in Maine, April 1965