Maps -- United States. National Forest Service, (1940-1947)

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  Pamphlets -- United States. National Forest Service and United States. National Park Service, (1935-1953)

  Manuscripts

  Included: Joshua National Monument, 1952; El Dorado National Forest, 1940; Inyo National Forest, 1935; Klamath National Forest, 1936; Lassen National Forest, 1940; Los Angeles National Forest, 1941; Los Padres National Forest, 1939; Mendocino National Forest, 1936; Modoc National Forest, 1941; Plumas National Forest, 1940; Sierra National Forest, 1942; Tahoe National Forest, 1937; Trinity National Forest, [undated]; Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Park, 1940, 1946, 1949, 1952, 1953; and directions to campgrounds

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  Route map Santa Barbara National Forest California

  Visual Materials

  No old shelf mark. Santa Barbara National Forest was merged with other forests, and in 1936 they were renamed Los Padres National Forest. Forest Service instructions on verso indicate an early date for this map. "You may go where you please, pitch camps wherever the fancy strikes you, and stay as long as you like." There are several other national forest maps in the ephemera map collection; see RB ephMPCALIF0183, ephMPCALIF0184, ephMPCALIF0185, ephMPCALIF0186, ephMPCALIF0187; and one in the general rare book collection, RB 108054. Prime meridian: GM. Relief: no. Projection: Cylindrical. Printing Process: Lithography. Verso Text: Instructions and guidelines for visiting the Forest.

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  Sign along road for Los Padres National Forest

  Visual Materials

  Sign along road for Los Padres National Forest.

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  Route map Stanislaus and Mono National Forests, California Nevada

  Rare Books

  Verso text suggests early printing date through rules and clothing suggestions. (Burn or bury tin cans and refuse...) OPAC lists this as a gift of the U.S. Forest Service in July 1923. Mono National Forest was divided between Inyo and Toiyabe in 1946 and the name was dissolved. There are several other national forest maps in the ephemera map collection; see RB ephMPCALIF0183, ephMPCALIF0184, ephMPCALIF0185, ephMPCALIF0186, ephMPCALIF0187, & ephMPCALIFR0006. MS notes: U.S. Forest Service 108054. Prime meridian: GM. Relief: no. Graphic Scale: Miles. Projection: Plane. Printing Process: Lithography. Verso Text: Letterpress instructions for visitors and suggested equipment.

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  Arata family collection

  Manuscripts

  The material in this collection was created and collected by the Arata family, especially María Antonia Jimeno de Arata. It consists of books, maps, papers, photographs, and printed ephemera. The papers include writings and poetry, possibly written by María Antonia Jimeno de Arata. There are booklets, pamphlets, and photographs related to Santa Barbara, California and the 1925 Santa Barbara earthquake. There are also numerous pamphlets related to the United States National Forest Service and National Park Service in California. The scrapbook mostly contains postcards acquired by the family's travel on the Panama Pacific Line and images from the 1925 Santa Barbara earthquake. Note: Some of the postcards in the scrapbook are loose. The two books in this collection are "La Mujer Catolica" and "Southern California" issued by Southern California Panama Exposition Commission. There are two oversize folders at the end of the collection. The first folder consists of three photographs, possibly of María Antonia Jimeno de Arata and another woman. The second folder is a trigonometric survey entitled "Entrance to San Francisco Bay" by A.D. Bache.

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  Route map Lassen National Forest California

  Visual Materials

  No old shelf mark. One of a series of Automobile Route Maps through National Forests in California. The verso of all six maps are identical, except for the name and location of the state parks depicted. Estimated dates for this group based on rail roads that appear on the maps, some of which had a limited tenure; the San Joaquin and Eastern Rail Road (on map ephMPCALIF0184) was constructed in 1912 (Fickewirth, page 131), and the Boca Loyalton Rail Road (on map ephMPCALIF0187) was abandoned in 1916 (Fickewirth, page 17). Prime meridian: GM. Relief: no. Projection: Plane. Printing Process: Lithography. References: California Railroads, Alvin A. Fickewirth, 1992 (RB TF24.C3.F53.1992). Verso Text: Forest Service invitation and suggested supplies to carry in the Forest.

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