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History of the Inter-Cooperative Council of Ann Arbor

Women in National Parks - Midwest Region

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Women in National Parks - Midwest Region

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  • Luther H. Buchele papers

    First general manager of the Inter-Cooperative Council (ICC), the governing body of student cooperatives in Ann Arbor, Mich., who served the ICC for 34 years beginning in 1951. Buchele also helped to establish the North American Student Cooperative League (NASCL) and North American Student Cooperative Organization (NASCO). Before that he was active in the student cooperative movement on the University of Kansas campus.

  • Socialist House

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  • An Official Visit

    NPS Director George B. Hartzog, Jr. posing for a picture with three men and one woman in Ozark National Scenic Riverways.

  • Banff Centre Mountain Film

    Promotional image for the Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival World Tour Magazine 2021/22. Image shows three tents illuminated at night in front of a mountainous landscape.

  • Breaking Trail

    The poster for the documentary film about Emily Ford's completion of the Ice Age Trail, Breaking Trail by Jesse Roesler, pictures Emily and Diggins overlooking a snowy river.

  • Canal Boat Family

    A woman hangs laundry at her canal boat home.

  • Canoeing on Little Beaver Lake

    Ranger-led canoe tour on Little Beaver Lake

  • Corn Hole -- Ladies' Hour, Hot Springs National Park.

    Women in dresses soak their feet in a hot spring.

  • Daily Dig Dig from @emilyontrail

    A screenshot from Emily Ford's Instagram (@emilyontrail) Stories shows Emily mountain biking with her canine hiking companion, Diggins, running in front of her. It is captioned "Your daily Dig Dig."

  • Emily and Diggins

    Emily leans over with her backpacking backpack visible and takes a selfie of her dog Diggins and herself.

  • Emily at Ice Age Trail Sign

    Emily Ford poses with Diggins the dog in front of a metal wooly mammoth, the symbol of the Ice Age National Scenic Trail.

  • Emily on Trail

  • Family Picture

    People posing for a photograph in Homestead National Monument.

  • George Washington Carver bedroom exhibit

    Two women look at a special museum exhibit showing bed, trunk, chest, and Bible used by George Washington Carver as a youth in Missouri, George Washington Carver National Monument. (This image was taken during a photo documentary survey of NPS museums). Image dates to the 1950s (exact year unknown).

  • Homesteaders

    These four people moved from Tennessee to Nicodemus, Kansas as part of the Exodusters movement.

  • Isle Tour

    NPS employee talking to visitors in Isle Royale National Park.

  • Pipestone Demonstration

    Sioux Indians and visitors at Pipestone National Monument.

  • Visitors near Teepee

    Visitors taking photos in front of a Buffalo skin teepee in Pipestone National Monument.

  • Wičhówoyake - Story

    Wičhówoyake is the Dakota word for 'story.' Thank you to Heȟáka Akichita for his translation. A female Park Service employee reads to a crowd that is primarily children.