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.
Add books, e.g., Hornaday’s
Wyoming
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Biography
Details about their involvement with the club and McAleenan’s Memoriam
Culture
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Searched names, institutions, etc., Copyright, uniqueness of names
https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=nnc2.ark:/13960/t81k1th9j&seq=11
Ideology
https://archive.org/details/the-passing-of-the-great-race-1914-madison-grant
https://archive.org/details/ourvanishingwild0000will/page/n7/mode/2up
A Frothingham manage a section called “Old Song that Men have Sung.”
Found in the Internet Archive
Information about Bella DaCosta Greene
Found in HathiTrust
Gives insight about the culture of manliness 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
Used a number of NYZS bulletins and reports… Society history, Brook’s work as a veterinarian at the zoo, McAleenan’s membership and donations, information about the British Guiana expeditions in which Ruth Brooks participated.
Found in the Internet Archive
Biographical information about H.S. Nichols and a rare picture of him.
Found in HathiTrust
Photography ads, hunting with cameras, culture…
Found in HathiTrust
McAleenan, Brooks, and Frothingham’s membership and McAleenan’s obituary.
Found in HathiTrust
Various articles by McAleenan, Frothingham, and Simpson, photography ads, and articles on hunting with cameras, Camp-Fire Club historical information
Found in HathiTrust
McAleenan graduation from the university and his continued connection to it.
Found in HathTrust
Change out
An article on the McAleenan hunting party’s trip to the Grand Canyon, photography ads and articles about hunting with camera
Numerous photography ads and articles about hunting with camera…culture
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