Dorr, George Bucknam

Watch Fob

Watch fob of George B Dorr. Gold. Oval shaped with hinges and link for chain. Initial D on top and coat of arms on back

Haviland China Tea Cup

Tea cup and saucer, Haviland China. Owned by George B Dorr. White cup and saucer with green band and gold edging. Handle is a delicate curlicue.

George B. Dorr to Gist Blair Letter, April 10, 1925

Letter from George Dorr to Gist Blair regarding Blair's acceptance of the chairmanship of a committee. Dorr states he would like Blair's work to extend to the whole of conservation.

Canton China Plate

Canton china plate. White with orange trim and details. Owned by George B Dorr.

Silver Spoon

Part of the Dorr family silver set. Engraved with D initial. See also matching knife and fork.

George B. Dorr to Charlotte Baker Letter, September 27, 1920

A letter from George B. Dorr to Charlotte Baker, thanking her for her information regarding Mr. Moore's appointment. Dorr hopes he will have an opportunity to personally discuss his plans for the park with Baker.

Canton China Bowl

Canton china shallow bowl. White with orange trim and details. Owned by George B Dorr.

Silver Fork

See also matching knife and spoon. Part of Dorr family silver set. Engraved with D initial.

White Porcelain Vase

White porcelain with blue bands, trumpet shape. Originally owned by George B Dorr and purchased by Beatrix Farrand upon his death.

Photo of Acadia Corp. Founders

Organizers of Acadia Corporation 1932: Left to right, front row: Judge Peters, Judge Deasy, Henry Morgenthau, George Dorr. Back row: David Rodick, Chet Wescott, Edward Dunham, Charles Savage.