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Pacific-West Region

 Regional Spotlight: Tabuce "Maggie" Howard

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He leadeth me beside the still waters, Your friend, Elvira Hutchings. Copied from the autograph books of Dorothy & Nellie Atkinson.

Water color in the autograph book of Dorothy & Nellie Atkinson done by Elvira Hutchings. Copied from the autograph book of Dorothy & Nellie Atkinson.

Resolution by the Massachusetts State Federation of Women's Clubs Against the Raker Bill, November 25, 1913; Petitions and Related Documents That Were Presented, Read, or Tabled

Resolution from the Graffort Club of Portsmouth, New Hampshire Against Granting San Francisco the Hetch Hetchy Valley, February 4, 1910; Committee on the Conservation of Natural Resources; Petitions and Memorials

Petition from the Hypatia Women's Club of San Francisco Supporting Granting San Francisco Water Rights to Lake Eleanor and Hetch Hetchy, February 2, 1910; Committee on the Conservation of Natural Resources Petitions and Memorials

Telegram from the Executive Board of the San Francisco District of the California Federation of Women's Clubs Supporting the Raker Bill, December 2, 1913; Petitions and Related Documents That Were Presented, Read, or Tabled

A letter from Fay Fuller to the Editor of Century Magazine

Article from the August 1937 "Park Service Bulletin" newsletter thought to be one the earliest use of the term "rangerette" for women rangers within the NPS

Minerva Hamilton Hoyt Brochure

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