The National Parks Conservation Association’s award / /
Facility
Muir Woods National Monument / Library of Congress / Yale University / /
IndustryTerm
manufacturing / oriented magazines / mining / /
NaturalFeature
Grand Canyon / Mt. Tamalpais / /
Organization
Playground and Recreation Association of America / House / Senate / United States Army / Department of Agriculture / National Forest Service / National Parks Conservation Association / federal government’s Commission / American Civic Association / House Committee on Public Lands / Yale University / Congress / Committee on the Public Lands / National Park Service / National Park System Advisory Board / Senate Subcommittee / Department of the Interior / Tennessee Valley Authority / /
Person
Stephen T. Mather / Reed Smoot / Edward T. Taylor / Frederick Law Olmsted / Jr. / Denis P. Galvin / Congressmen William Kent / Jay Horace / Frederick K. Lane / Arno B. Cammerer / Abigail Miller / John Raker / Richard Ballinger / William Kent / R.B. Marshall / Woodrow Wilson / Robert B. Marshall / Frederick Law Olmsted / William Howard / Horace Albright / Robin W. Winks / Irvine Lenroot / Robin Winks / A.A. Jones / focused on retaining Winks’ principal arguments / Robert Sterling Yard / /
PoliticalEvent
withdraw from the congressional race / congressional race / /
Position
businessman / President / vice president / General / secretary / historian / superintendent / famed designer / Congressman / first fulltime director / assistant / Editor / farmer / principal formal author / assistant director / assistant secretary / journalist / wealthy borax industry executive / chair / secretary of the interior / Mather’s assistant / /
ProvinceOrState
Utah / California / Colorado / Wisconsin / Marin County / Massachusetts / /
Robin Winks on the Evolution and Meaning of the Organic Act With an Afterword by Denis P. Galvin Editor’s note: The historian Robin W. Winks (1930–2003) distinguished himself in many areas of scholarship during a ten