John Baker and Millicent Bingham with Cake Photograph, August 29, 1959

John Baker (right), the National Audubon Society President who received Millicent Bingham's gift of Hog Island as a nature camp site, and Millicent Bingham pose with a cake.

Report on My Attendance at the Audubon Camp in Maine, July 10-24, 1960

John Baker at Todd Wildlife Sanctuary Presentation Ceremony Photograph, August 13, 1960

Rachel Carson, Millicent Bingham, and National Audubon Society Leaders at Todd Wildlife Sanctuary Presentation Ceremony Photograph 1, August 13, 1960

Rachel Carson, Millicent Bingham, and National Audubon Society Leaders at Todd Wildlife Sanctuary Presentation Ceremony Photograph 1, August 13, 1960

Millicent Todd Bingham to the Directors and President of the National Audubon Society Letter, August 13, 1960

Bingham announces the third and final deed of Hog Island to the National Audubon Society. She writes about the history of the camp and her her hopes for the camp's future use.

Rachel Carson, Millicent Bingham, Cadbury, Baker, and Two Unidentified Men Pose with Map of Hog Island Photograph, August 13, 1960

During Rachel Carson's visit to Hog Island, Carson, Millicent Bingham, Bart Cadbury, John Baker, and two unidentified men sit together and examine a map of Hog Island. They are, front row from left to right: Rachel Carson, Millicent Bingham, and John Baker, and back row, center: Bart Cadbury.

John and Elizabeth Baker Anniversary Story Document, March 2, 1961

Our Maine Camp Clipping Photocopy, March-April 1963

Audubon Camp 30 Seasons Old Clipping, c. 1968

John H. Baker Audubon Camp Scholarship Application Form

John H. Baker - The Audubon Years Article Reprint