Deer Feeding on Hog Island During the Winter Photograph, 1937

A deer eats food left outside the main camp buliding during the winter of 1937. According to a note on the back, residents Captain and Mrs. Eugene Davis, who lived in the buliding, would feed the deer over the winter until National Audubon Society stopped them in 1939.

Rescuing an Island Article Reprint, May 1937

This is a photocopy of the original article.

Rescuing an Island Magazine Clipping, May 1937

This is a photocopy of the original magazine article.

Rescuing an Island Article Reprint, c. May, 1937

This reprinted copy of Mabel Loomis Todd's article on the establishment of the Todd Wildlife Sanctuary on Hog Island and the creation of the Audubon Nature Camp explains the origins of her family commitment to conservation and the efforts she made to ensure the island's future.

Rescuing an Island Article Reprint, May 1937

Rescuing an Island Article Reprint, c. May, 1937

This reprinted copy of Mabel Loomis Todd's article on the establishment of the Todd Wildlife Sanctuary on Hog Island and the creation of the Audubon Nature Camp explains the origins of her family commitment to conservation and the efforts she made to ensure the island's future.

1941 Camp Scrapbook, Page 2

This page contains an article titled "Rescuing an Island."

Contributions for Camp Well List, September 27-December 31, 1937

Thirty-Third Annual Convention of the National Association of Audubon Societies Program, October 22-26, 1937

Allan Cruickshank With Young Herring Gull Photograph, 1938

Landscapes and Island Activities Black Scrapbook, Page 57

This page contains seven photographs on Hog Island depicting nature and field work.

Insect Class Exploring with Butterfly Nets Photograph, 1938