The rich world of digitized sources out there heavily supplemented the physical materials I found in archives and libraries. In fact, they made up the majority of my research on Wyoming because I found so few relevant physical archival materials in finding aids. What you will find here is a sampling of the sources I used. [Say how many digitized sources used]
Add books, e.g., Hornaday’s
Searched names, institutions, etc., Copyright, uniqueness of names
Wyoming
[UPDATE IMAGE] “The Greatest Bear Hunt Ever” – spanned three issues, February through April 1915; An article on the McAleenan hunting party’s trip to Wyoming, photography ads, and articles about hunting with a camera
Wyoming →
Biography
Large and small details. Details about their involvement with the club and McAleenan’s Memoriam
https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=chi.098478849&seq=49
Obituaries
Forthingham, Hayes
Culture
Text
Gives insight about the culture of masculinity prevalent at the time.
Found Ball State University’s Digital Media Repository, which I discovered through a the University of Pennsylvania’s Online Books Page
Various articles by McAleenan, Frothingham, and Simpson, photography ads, and articles on hunting with cameras, Camp-Fire Club historical information
Found in HathiTrust
Numerous photography ads and articles about hunting with camera…culture
Usefulness of ads…
Conservation Societies & Clubs
Used a number of NYZS bulletins and reports… Society history, Brooks’ work as a veterinarian at the zoo, McAleenan’s membership and donations, information about the British Guiana expeditions in which Ruth Brooks participated.
Theodore Roosevelt Center’s Digital Library
Ideology
https://archive.org/details/the-passing-of-the-great-race-1914-madison-grant
https://archive.org/details/ourvanishingwild0000will/page/n7/mode/2up
Strenuous life – Roosevelt book