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Publication: Washington : G.P.O., Year: 1917-1930 Description: June 30, 1917-June 30, 1930.; V. :; ill. ;; 23 cm. Language: English Standard No: LCCN: 18-26060 ; sn 86-34700 SUBJECT(S) Descriptor: National parks and reserves - United States -- Periodicals. Note(s): Reports for 1920-1930 include the 1920-1930 travel season./ "National Parks publications" included also. General Info: Vol. for 1927 is extracted from the Annual report of the Secretary of the Interior. Class Descriptors: GovDoc: I 29.1:; LC: SB482; Dewey: 719.32 Other Titles: Annual report of the Director of the National Park Service to the Secretary of the Interior; 1923/24- 1929/30; United States. Dept. of the Interior.; Annual report of the Secretary of the Interior Preceding Title: United States. National Park Service.; Annual report of the Superintendent of National Parks to the Secretary of the Interior; (DLC)sn 86034699; (OCoLC)1153728 Succeeding Title: United States. National Park Service.; Annual report of the Director of the National Park Service to the Secretary of the Interior for the fiscal year ended and the travel season ; (DLC) 96646915; (OCoLC) 1153740 Document Type: Serial Entry: 19750127 Update: 20010604 Accession No: OCLC: 1153733 Database: WorldCat DD ? WorldCat results for: ti: report and ti: director and ti: Subjects Libraries E-mail Print Export Help national and ti: park and ti: service and ti: secretary and ti: interior. Record 3 of 4 http://newfirstsearch.oclc.org/WebZ/FSFETCH?fetchtype=fullrecord:sessionid=sp02sw03-34422-d52j8x1q-21hc4...:numrecs 8/19/2002 FirstSearch: Libraries that Own Item Page 1 of 2 Libraries that Own Item Terms & Conditions 00 © 1992-2002 OCLC LC This screen shows libraries that own the item you selected. ? Current database: WorldCat Total Libraries: 44 E-mail Print Return Help Libraries with Item: "Report of the Director of " "( Record for Item ) Location Library Code AK UNIV OF ALASKA, ELMER E RASMUSON LIBR UAF AZ US DEPT OF THE INTERIOR, W ARCHEOLOGY UDZ CA STANFORD UNIV LIBR STF CA UNIV OF CALIFORNIA, LA CLU CO NATIONAL PARK SERV, DENVER UDP CO SOUTHWEST REG LIBR SERV SYST CDA CT NEW HAVEN FREE PUB LIBR NHP CT TRINITY COL TYC DC LIBRARY OF CONGRESS DLC DC US DEPT OF THE INTERIOR, NATURAL RES UDI IN PURDUE UNIV IPL MA AMHERST COL AMH MA BOSTON ATHENAEUM BAT MA HARVARD UNIV, ERNST MAYR LIBR-MCZ HMZ MD UNIV OF MARYLAND, COL PARK UMC ME BATES COL BTS ME BOWDOIN COL BBH MI UNIV OF MICHIGAN LIBR EYM MO SAINT LOUIS UNIV, LAW LIBR SLU MS UNIV OF MISSISSIPPI MUM MT MONTANA STATE UNIV, MSU LIBR MZF NC DUKE UNIV LIBR NDD NE UNIV OF NEBRASKA AT LINCOLN LDL NJ PRINCETON UNIV PUL NY AMERICAN MUS OF NATURAL HIST YAM NY BUFFALO & ERIE CNTY PUB LIBR VHB NY HAMILTON COL LIBR YHM NY NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN LIBR VXG NY NEW YORK PUB LIBR RES LIBR NYP NY NEW YORK STATE LIBR NYG NY SYRACUSE UNIV SYB OH OHIO UNIV OUN OH UNIV OF CINCINNATI CIN OK OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV OKS PA HAVERFORD COL HVC http://newfirstsearch.oclc.org/WebZ/FSFETCH?fetchtype=holdings:next=html/holdings.html:bad=error/badfetch.html:form...: 8/19/2002 FirstSearch: Libraries that Own Item Page 2 of 2 RI UNIV OF RHODE ISLAND RIU TN UNIV OF TENNESSEE TKN TX UNIV OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN IXA UT BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIV LIBR UBY VA VIRGINIA TECH VPI WA NATIONAL PARK SERV, PACIFIC NW REG NPF WA UNIV OF WASHINGTON LIBR WAU WA WASHINGTON STATE UNIV NTE WV NATIONAL PARK SERV, HARPERS FERRY CTR UDH Record for Item: "Report of the Director of. "( Libraries with Item ) Ownership: Check the catalogs in your library. Libraries that Own Item: 44 More Like This: Advanced options Title: Report of the Director of the National Park Service to the Secretary of the Interior for the fiscal year ended Corp Author(s): United States. National Park Service. Publication: Washington : G.P.O., Year: 1917-1930 Description: June 30, 1917-June 30, 1930.; V. :; ill. ;; 23 cm. Language: English Standard No: LCCN: 18-26060 ; sn 86-34700 SUBJECT(S) Descriptor: National parks and reserves - United States -- Periodicals. Note(s): Reports for 1920-1930 include the 1920-1930 travel season./ "National Parks publications" included also. General Info: Vol. for 1927 is extracted from the Annual report of the Secretary of the Interior. Class Descriptors: GovDoc: I 29.1:; LC: SB482; Dewey: 719.32 Other Titles: Annual report of the Director of the National Park Service to the Secretary of the Interior; 1923/24-1929/30; United States. Dept. of the Interior.; Annual report of the Secretary of the Interior Preceding Title: United States. National Park Service.; Annual report of the Superintendent of National Parks to the Secretary of the Interior; (DLC)sn 86034699; (OCoLC) 1153728 Succeeding Title: United States. National Park Service.; Annual report of the Director of the National Park Service to the Secretary of the Interior for the fiscal year ended and the travel season ; (DLC) 96646915; (OCoLC)1153740 Document Type: Serial Entry: 19750127 Update: 20010604 Accession No: OCLC: 1153733 Database: WorldCat ? Current database: WorldCat Total Libraries: 44 E-mail Print Return Help http://newfirstsearch.oclc.org/WebZ/FSFETCH?fetchtype=holdings:next=html/holdings.html:bad=error/badfetch.html:form.. 8/19/2002 [WebCat] Interior Library Catalog Page 1 of 1 Search Result -- Quick Search Viewing record 2 of 2 from catalog. Jump to location/availability information Check here to mark this record for Print/Capture E160 .U625 1915/16 Annual report of the Superintendent of National Parks to the Secretary of the Interior United States. National Park Service. Corporate author: United States. National Park Service. Title: Annual report of the Superintendent of National Parks to the Secretary of the Interior. Publication info: Washington, U. S. Govt. Print. Off. Physical description: V. illus. 23 cm. Volume/date range: 1916. General note: Includes lists of National Parks publications. General note: Also appears in the Annual report of the Dept. of the Interior. Subject: National parks and reserves--United States Periodicals. Continues: United States. Dept. of Interior. Office of General Superintendent and Landscape Engineer of National Parks. Report of the General Superintendent and Landscape Gardener, 1915. Continued by: United States. National Park Service. Report of the Director of the National Park Service to the Secretary of the Interior. 1917-26. Copy Material Location Call Numbers 1) E160 U625 1915/16 1 BOOK STACKS 2 BOOK STACKS Interior Library Catalog WebCat® TOP % product by STRS Copyright © 2000 - 2001, Sirsi Corporation http://198.183.146.17/uhtbin/cgisirsi/cULEJeIlm9/259070009/9 1/29/2003 U.S. Department of the Interior Library Page 1 of 2 U.S. Department of the Interior Sign Our Guestbook Send Us E- mail Visit Us Library Online Catalog Training Sessions Periodicals The U.S. Department of the Interior Library promotes the mission Online of the Department by providing a full range of professional On-Site reference and research services, available to Interior employees in Access Only IIII PS both the Washington, DC, area and nationwide. 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History of the Interior Museum Page 1 of 3 History of the Interior Museum Early in 1935, Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Ickes decided to establish a museum to portray the Interior Department's history, goals, and activities. Since the new Interior Building's plans were already complete, a wing of offices was modified to accommodate the museum. The National Park Service received the task of designing and installing the exhibits. The Public Works Administration allotted $100,000 for the museum and other funding for murals and structural changes. About nineteen staff members worked on the project, including curators, preparators, and managers. The completed exhibits displayed the activities of nine bureaus, the Secretary's office, and other agencies such as Howard University and St. Elizabeth's Hospital. Called a "new standard in museum presentation," the facility opened March 9, 1938, to rave reviews and massive crowds. Over 10,000 people a month viewed the 1000 speciments, 500 photographs, 100 models, 12 wall maps, 8 murals, 11 dioramas, and 1450 hand lettered labels. Bureau of Indian Affairs exhibit, Department of the Interior Museum, 1950s. The Bureau of Indian Affairs was represented in the Interior Museum by two dioramas, nine permanent exhibits, a map of Indian Reservation locations, and cases for temporary displays. Collectively, these presented aspects of Indian life, a history of Indian land ownership and tribal governments, as well as examples of Native arts and crafts. The new museum had an active role in the Department's activities. It hosted orientations for new employees and receptions for special events. Temporary exhibits included special Centennial presentations, a discussion of Interior's World War II efforts, a display of Indian gifts, and the largest coal core specimen ever drilled. Visitors were enthusiastic, and the museum stayed open on weekends to accomodate public demand. http://www.doi.gov/museum/museum/history.html 7/15/2002 History of the U.S. Department of the Interior - Part 11: A seal and a building Page 1 of 2 ORIENTATION to the U.S. Department of the Interior WOME WELCOME THE BIG PICTURE LEARNING THE ROPES History of the U.S. Department of the Interior A seal and It was certainly the finest government office building in Washington and many conter building continues to be today. The Interior Seal The Department's buffalo resulted in 1917, when the National Geographic Society readi magazine feature on the flags of the federal departments and discovered Interior lacker Collaborating with Secretary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane, the Society designed a flag featuring a buffalo. This symbol of the Department's western focus was also adopted for Interior's seal and replaced the routine federal eagle. Other insignia twice replaced the buffalo - from 1923 to 1929 the eagle resumed its perch, and in 1968-69, a stylized pair of hands framing symbols of the sun, mountains and water was adopted to represent the department's diverse responsibilities. But the buffalo has prevailed and there has been no more talk of killing the buffalo. Interior's Headquarters Under Interior's longest serving Secretary of Interior, Harold L. Ickes, the Department of the Interior's current headquarters was built during The mural depicts the the 1935-36. As lessics construction of a great dam, Gentempory Ase one of those incredible engineering undertakings that During the depression, all & Interior's land-managing 1942 symbolized the important work of reclamation carried on by bureaus sponsored Civilian Conservation Cor the Department of the Interior and planned projects for the program betwe in the 1930s. and 1942. 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