US-RPB-ms2007.008 Guide to the John Hay (1915-2011) papers1939-2011 (bulk 1959-2011) Finding aid prepared by Holly Snyder and Lindsay Woodel. Brown University Library
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Hay, John, 1915- John Hay (1915-2011) papers 1939-2011 (bulk 1959-2011) Hay (John, 1915-2011) papers 1939-2011 (bulk 1959-2011) 5.5 linear feet The collection represents a portion of the research materials, letters, journals and manuscripts of the Burroughs medal winning naturalist, writer and poet John Hay (1915-2011). Ms. 2007.008 Biographical note

John Hay was born in 1915, ten years after the death of his famous grandfather and namesake, John Milton Hay (1838-1905), a Brown alumnus (Class of 1858), poet and diplomat. Clarence L. Hay, father of the younger John Hay, was an archaeologist who, after doing some exploration in Mexico, served as curator of Aztec and Mayan civilizations at The American Museum of Natural History in New York. He was also an amateur botanist.

Clarence L. Hay married Alice Appleton, and the younger John Hay was born at the Appleton family estate in Ipswich, Massachusetts. The younger Hay was raised in New York City , attended St. Paul's School in Concord, New Hampshire and had the privilege of spending his summers at The Fells, his late grandfather's estate on Lake Sunapee.

Hay attended Harvard, and on graduation worked as Washington correspondent for The Charleston News and Courier . Just before going into the army, Hay apprenticed himself to Conrad Aiken, the poet, who was then living in Brewster, Massachusetts, on Cape Cod. Hay divided his time in Brewster between clearing land and writing poetry. Before leaving for the service, Hay bought what he thought was 10 acres of land on the top of a nearly treeless hill, close to Aiken's home called “41 Doors.” He spent some of his tour of duty in the Army as an associate editor of Yank , the army newspaper.

After his discharge, he and his new wife, Kristi Aresvik Putnam, settled on what turned out to be Hay’s 18 acre lot to raise their family, which eventually numbered four, on Cape Cod. Hay worked as a freelance writer and reviewer, and privately published a book of his poetry. His love of the Cape and of his grandfather's land in New Hampshire led him to combine observation of nature with his writing skills. This resulted in a 1959 publication entitled The Run , almost immediately recognized as a classic in the field of nature writing. John Hay continued to observe and to write, but he was also an activist and an educator. He taught at Dartmouth from the early 1970's into the 1980's. He had previously co-founded the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History with other local educators in 1954 and helped to establish its many outreach programs. He served as the Museum’s second president and held that post for 25 years. He joined the Brewster Conservation Committee, persuading the town to take over 200 acres of salt marsh by eminent domain, to ensure that some land on the rapidly developing Cape remained in public hands. His many honors include selection as Phi Beta Kappa poet at Harvard in 1963, and the John Burroughs Medal in 1964, garnered for his book The Great Beach . He was named conservationist of the year by the Massachusetts Wildlife Federation in 1970. In 1991, the Orion Society established the John Hay Award, given annually to an author who excels in addressing the relationship between man and nature, environmental education and conservation, in his honor. The Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests named him Conservationist of the Year for the second time in 1993.

Through his books, his poetry, his college lectures, the museum and his life, John Hay has spread the message that man is only part of nature, not in control of nature. He died in Bremen, Maine on February 26, 2011.

 Collection Information

There are no restrictions on access, except that the collection can only be seen by prior appointment. Some materials may be stored off-site and cannot be produced on the same day on which they are requested.

Although Brown University has physical ownership of the collection and the materials contained therein, it does not claim literary rights. Researchers should note that compliance with copyright law is their responsibility. Researchers must determine the owners of the literary rights and obtain any necessary permissions from them.

John Hay (1915-2011) papers, Ms. 2007.008, Brown University Library.

The John Hay (1915-2011) papers represent a portion of the working life of John Hay. The naturalist, writer and poet spent most of his adult life on Cape Cod, Massachusetts, observing the birds and fish of the area and attempting to protect the fragile ecology of the Cape from the ever-growing number of tourists and settlers, their motels and mansions. In order to present the papers in the most useful manner, they have been grouped into four series: correspondence, research files, reviews of Hay's published books and, lastly, his writings.

While much of the material in the collection is undated, there are letters from as early as 1939 and as late as 2011. The bulk of the correspondence in the collection consists of letters to John Hay, but there are also letters by him, as well as letters from others to his father Clarence, and to his wife, the former Kristi Putnam, along with a generic letter to stockholders of a large company and assorted letters to and from other correspondents which refer to Hay's books. There is a particularly extensive section of correspondence between Hay and Peter Farb which explains their collaboration on The Atlantic Shore . These exchanges are housed in a separate sub-series comprising several folders arranged in date order.

Hay's papers also contain research or reference materials which have been filed alphabetically. The information covers a wide range of Hay's interests: everything from recommendations for wild flowers suitable for New England gardens, American Indian dancing, alewives, box turtles and the 1959 wreck of a trawler on the Cape Cod shore. Also included in this series are printed advertisements for Hay's books. Of particular note are photographs of the Astor Expedition to the Galapagos Islands taken by his father Clarence L. Hay in 1930.

John Hay's friends and his agent, Richard Winslow, made sure Hay received reviews of his books whether they came from local newspapers or from papers as far away as Texas. Hay saved these, often just as they came, clipped to a letter or one of Winslow's calling cards. Many of these have cryptic comments penned on them by Winslow. The reviews of more than half a dozen of Hay's thirty publications are here arranged alphabetically by the title of the book reviewed.

Hay kept a sort of diary and took notes on his observations. The collection includes a number of these journals, some yellow legal tablets and a sketch book, most of which are undated. There are a few journals that Hay labeled by the title of the book for which he was gathering information, and these are filed with draft material for the respective books.

All the journals are somewhat Joycean in style; they meander in the space of a single page from phone numbers to book titles, from Hay's sketches to children's scribbles, and from timed observations of fish migrations to fragments of poetry forming as the poet wrote. John Hay saved rough drafts of articles and book chapters as well as galley proofs and typescripts. These are filed to the extent possible, alphabetically by title or topic. All have been organized in folders in the rough order in which they were found. In some cases, there is accompanying correspondence which explains the notes and corrections, and for these, the letters have been kept with the drafts. Materials without title or clear topic are filed at the end. Publishers sought Hay's reviews of other writer's books on natural history and ecology, and there are copies of some of these reviews in the collection as well, filed together in the folder entitled Book reviews . Also included in the section of writings by John Hay are published articles and poems from magazines as different as Sports Illustrated and The Prairie Schooner .

The collection consists of the following series. Series 1 is arranged chronologically, series 2-4 are arranged alphabetically.

Series 1. Correspondence Series 2. Subject files Series 3. Book reviews Series 4. Writings

The bulk of the collection was given to Brown University by John Hay in 1994. His manuscripts for Spirit of Survival and An Undiscovered Country were transferred to Brown University from the Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center at Boston University in 2012 at the request of Susan Hay Burroughs (A2012-005). Photographs of the 1930 Astor Expedition to the Galapagos, Clarence L. Hay as Pocahontas, correspondence from 1994-2011, and rough drafts and notes created by John Hay during the last years of his life were donated by Susan Hay Burroughs in 2012 (A2012-055).

The John Hay (1915-2011) papers were compiled by John Hay. Prior to entering the possession of the Brown University Library, the material belonged to John Hay.

 Names

Hay, John, 1915- Hay, Clarence Leonard, 1884-1969 Subjects

Hay, John, 1915- Hay, Clarence Leonard, 1884-1969 Natural history Nature--Effects of human beings on Naturalists--Massachusetts--Cape Cod--Sources Nature conservation--Books--Reviews Nature conservation--Manuscripts, American--Rhode Island--Providence Cape Cod Museum of Natural History Orion Society John Burroughs Association Titles

The Run The Charleston News and Courier The Great Beach Yank The Atlantic Shore Types of materials

Journals (accounts) Articles Clippings Letters (correspondence) Occupations

Jounalists Writers Naturalists Nature conservators Additional Information

Brown University Library catalog record for this collection: John Hay (1915-2011) papers, 1939-2011 (bulk 1959-2011)

RESOURCES AT BROWN UNIVERSITY

Works for which John Hay (1915-2011) is author or contributor

RESOURCES BEYOND BROWN UNIVERSITY

Cape Cod Museum of Natural History Orion Society John Burroughs Association

Series 1. Correspondence 1 1-24 24.0 folders Letter to John Hay 1 1 1939 Letters to John Hay 1 2 1950-1959 Letters to John Hay 1 3 1960-1962 Letters to John Hay 1 4 1963-1969 Letters to John Hay 1 5 1970-1977 Letters to John Hay 1 6 1982-1986 Letters to John Hay 1 7 1991 Letters to John Hay 1 8 1992-1994 Letters to John Hay 1 8a 1996-2005 Letters to John Hay 1 8b 2006-2011 Letters to John Hay 1 9 undated Letters from John Hay to his editors 1 10 undated Letters to Diane Bouchard and her father Tom Bouchard 6 19 1957-1998, undated Letters to Clarence Hay 1 11 1960-1964 Letter to Clara Stone Hay from Elisabeth Reid 1 12 10 May [1887?] Scope and Contents note

Letter from Elisabeth Reid, New York City, providing Mrs. Hay with the address of the painter John Hanson Walker in London. Mr. Walker painted a portrait of Clara Hay in oil on canvas in 1887 which is part of the Brown University Portrait Collection.

Kent D. Kehs letters 1 13 1969 Letter to the editor 1 14 1959? Letter to R.P. Holdsworth from Francis W. Sargent 1 15 1959 Jul 14 Letters to Peter Matson 1 16 1978 Texaco letter to stockholders 1 17 1960 Richard K. Winslow letters 1 18 1963 Atlantic Shore correspondence between John Hay and Peter Farb 1 19 1962 Scope and Contents note

Accession Number: A55840[8] 2, 4-25

 Atlantic Shore correspondence between John Hay and Peter Farb 1 20 1963 Scope and Contents note

Accession Number: A55840[8] 26-55

 Atlantic Shore correspondence between John Hay and Peter Farb 1 21 1964 Scope and Contents note

Accession Number: A55840[8] 56-73

 Atlantic Shore correspondence between John Hay and Peter Farb 1 22 1965 Jan-May Scope and Contents note

Accession Number: A55840[8] 74-116

 Atlantic Shore correspondence between John Hay and Peter Farb 1 23 1965 Jun-Dec Scope and Contents note

Accession Number: A55840[8] 117-144

 Atlantic Shore correspondence between John Hay and Peter Farb 1 24 1966-1969 Scope and Contents note

Accession Number: A55840[8] 145-198

 Series 2. Subject files 1 25-108 84.0 folders Across Arctic America 1 25 Ads for Hay books 1 26 Advertising information (Harper and Row) 1 27 Alewives 1 28 American Indian dancing 1 29 Employees of the American Museum of Natural History 1 30 Ansel Adam's charter address 1 31 Bayard Cutting Arboretum 1 32 Beyond the Limits - Dennis Maddows 1 33 Biographical information of John Hay (1915-2011) 1 34 Bird rescue 1 35 Books to read 1 36 Botany 1 37 Box turtles 1 38 Bremen, Maine 1 38a 1970 Scope and Contents note

Includes annotations about the location of John Hay's tract.

 Buffalo 1 39 Butteflies Across Cape Cod: A Guide to Fnding, Attracting, and Observing Butterflies on the Cape 1 39a 2004 Cape Cod 1 40 Cape Cod Conservation Congress 1 41 1969 The Cape Codder (Orleans, MA) 1 42 1964 May 03 The Cape Codder (Orleans, MA) 1 43 1965 Oct 07 Cape Cod Junior Museum 1 44 Cape Cod Museum of Natural History 1 45 Chimney sweeping 1 46 Clarence L. Hay as Pocahontas for the play "The Fate Fakirs" at Harvard University - 2 photographs 1 46a 1908 Clarence L. Hay Cottage, Newbury, NH - Inventory of contents 1 46b 1999 Conservation commissions and chairmen, Massachusetts 1 47 1962 Cummington School of the Arts 1 48 Damariscotta River Association - "Why You Should Support the DRA" 1 48a Dennis (Massachusetts) map 1 49 Discovering the Americas Again 1 50 Scope and Contents note

Lopez, Barry

 Earth Day 1 51 1980 Apr Inuit /repositories/2/archival_objects/74120 191590 1 51a Scope and Contents

Photocopies from the chapter called "The Group and Its Leader" pages from book: The Last Kings of Thule by Jean Malaurie published in 1956. And photocopy of a poem published in an unidentified book "HEQ (Copper Eskimo man, Musk Ox Folk) Sick Man's Song."

 Falmouth Enterprise (Falmouth, MA) 1 52 1959 Jul 17 Fish populations 1 53 Franconia Notch, New Hampshire 1 54 George Bushes 1 55 Scope and Contents note

Restion, James

 Grass 1 56 Hemlock wooly adelgide 1 57 I Sailed With Rasmussen 1 58 Scope and Contents note

Freuchen, Peter

 Indiana bat 1 59 Iruska Trait-Complex Diffusion Diagram 1 60 The Island: winter 1 61 John Burroughs Medal 1 62 John Hay Colloquium 1 63 John Milton Hay 1 64 Lecture at the Mitchell College, New London Conn. 1 65 1966 Lectures at Dartmouth College 1 66 1972 Ted Levin 1 67 Maine State parks 1 68 Man and nature 1 69 Manomet Bird Observatory, Plymouth, MA 1 70 Monadnock, Steamtown and Northern Railroad ticket 1 71 Monarch butterfly migration 1 72 Mono Lake, CA 1 73 Mount Sunapee Resort 1 74 Nassau, Bahamas 1 75 National Wild Flower Research Center recommended species for Maine 1 76 Nature studies for children 1 77 Nene report 1 78 New York Times Book Review (New York, NY) 1 79 1963 May 05 Night Herons 1 80 Oysters 1 81 Pilot whales 1 82 Poem, Untitled 1 83 William Poster on Hay's poetry 1 84 1949 Nov A Prayer of the Night Chant (Navajo) 1 84a Publishers 1 85 Respect for the Earth 1 86 Salt marshes 1 87 1965 School building use permit 1 88 1956 Seabirds 1 89 1963 Seals 1 90 Shores of Perception: John Hay and the Practice of Exultation by Richard Hunt 1 91 2003 Siŋté Glešká (Spotted Tail Tiger) and Leonard Hay 1 92 circa 1870s Scope and Contents note

Photograph. Caption on back of frame reads: "Sin - Taga - Liska - 'Spotted Tail Tiger,' the noblest Indian of modern times and whom it was my pleasure to know personally and of showe ates I could judge officially. Murdered August 5, 1881. Leonard Hay, Captain of Infantry, A.A.A.G. District of the Black Hills"

 Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests - speech by John Hay 1 93 Soil seed banks 1 94 Songbird migration 1 95 1962 St. Paul's School 2 1 1962 Scope and Contents note

Alumni Horae, Autumn 1962

 St. Paul's School 2 1a circa 1931 Scope and Contents note

History I class notebooks

 Stamford Museum and Natural Center 2 1b 1960 Standard Times (New Bedford, MA) 2 2 1959 Apr 03 State of Maine 2 56 2003 Scope and Contents note

"Expression of sentiment" from the 121st Legislature recognizing the work of John Hay as an "educator, author and naturalist."

 Stony Brook Conservation Committee 2 2a Terns populations 2 2b 1983 Terns 2 2.3 1989-1991 Texas Observer (Austin, TX) 2 3a 1958 Mar 21 Texas Observer (Austin, TX) 2 3b 1958 Mar 28 Texas Observer (Austin, TX) 2 4 1958 Apr 04 Toynbee and religion 2 4a 1955 Trawler accident, Cape Cod 2 4b 1959 William G. Vinal 2 5 1936-1956 Warblers 2 5a 1977 Whitman poem 2 5b 1960 Whale stranding: Brewster, Mass. Beach 2 6 1988 Wildlife tours 2 6a 1965 Woods Hole research fleet 2 6b 1959 Series 3. Book reviews 1-2 11.0 folders Atlantic Shore 6 1 1966-1967 A Beginner's Faith in Things Unseen 6 2 1995 The Bird of Light 6 3 1991-1992 The Great Beach 6 4 1963-1964 The Immortal Wilderness 6 5 1986-1987 In Defense of Nature 6 6 1969-1970 In the Company of Light 6 7 1998 Mind the Gap: The Education of a Nature Writer 6 8 2004 Nature's Year 6 9 1961-1962 The Primal Alliance 6 10 1971 The Run 6 11 1959-1967 A Sense of Nature 6 12 1962 Spirit of Survival 6 13 1974 Undiscovered Country 6 14 1982-1984 Series 4. Writings 2-5 147.0 folders Alewives (draft) 2 7 Ancient Man and the Planet Eaters 2 7a 2006 Annuals 2 8 The Atlantic Shore (book cover and ad) 2 9 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 1, draft 1) 2 10 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 2, draft 1) 2 11 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 3, draft 1) 2 12 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 4, draft 1) 2 13 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 5, draft 1) 2 14 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 6, draft 1) 2 15 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 7, draft 1) 2 16 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 8, draft 1) 2 17 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 9, draft 1) 2 18 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 10, draft 1) 2 19 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 11, draft 1) 2 20 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 12, draft 1) 2 21 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 1, draft 2) 2 22 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 2, draft 2) 2 23 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 3, draft 2) 2 24 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 4, draft 2) 2 25 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 5, draft 2) 2 26 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 6, draft 2) 2 27 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 7, draft 2) 2 28 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 8, draft 2) 2 29 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 9, draft 2) 2 30 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 10, draft 2) 2 31 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 11, draft 2) 2 32 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 12, draft 2) 2 33 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 1, draft 3) 2 34 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 2, draft 3) 2 35 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 4, draft 3) 2 36 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 5, draft 3) 2 37 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 6, draft 3) 2 38 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 7, draft 3) 2 39 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 8, draft 3) 2 40 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 9, draft 3) 2 41 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 10, draft 3) 2 42 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 11, draft 3) 2 43 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 12, draft 3) 2 44 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 1, draft 4) 2 45 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 2, draft 4) 2 46 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 5, draft 4) 2 47 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 7, draft 4) 2 48 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 8, draft 4) 2 49 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 1, draft 5) 2 50 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 2, draft 5) 2 51 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 7, draft 5) 2 52 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 8, draft 5) 2 53 The Atlantic Shore (chapter 2, draft 6) 2 54 The Atlantic Shore (editing notes) 2 55 The Atlantic Shore (final draft with corrections) 3 1 The Atlantic Shore (notes for appendix) 3 1a The Atlantic Shore (notes for text) 3 1b The Atlantic Shore (proposed illustrations) 3 1c Attitudes Toward Nature 6 20 1966 The Autumn Trees 3 1d Bird of Light (galley proof) 3 1e Bird of Light (typescript A) 3 2 Bird of Light (typescript B) 3 3 Bird of Light (unbound final copy) 3 4 Birds (draft and notes) 3 5 Birds in Space (draft, notes, and final copy) 3 6 Book reviews by John Hay 3 7 Buffalo (draft and notes) 3 8 Cape Cod: It's People and Their History by Henry C. Kittredge (post-epilogue, draft, and proof) 3 9 The Communication of Nature 3 9a 1975 Scope and Contents note

Article published in Massachusetts Review, Spring 1975, vol. 16, no.2

 Depth of Behavior (draft) 3 10 Desert (draft and notes) 3 11 The Desertion of Space 3 11a Desertion of the Fishes (draft) 3 12 Desertion of the Fishes (final copy) 3 13 Earth's Eye 6 21 undated Exodus- The Fry 3 13a 2001 A Faire Bay (foreword) 3 14 A Faire Bay (drafts and notes) 3 14a circa 1987 The Fells, New Hampshire (draft) 3 15 Fire in the Plants (draft and notes) 3 16 Fire in the Plants (final copy) 3 17 Grass (draft and notes) 3 18 Grass (draft and notes 2) 3 19 Grass (draft and notes 3) 3 20 Grass (final copy) 3 21 Grass dance (draft and notes 1) 3 22 Grass dance (draft and notes 2) 3 23 Grasses (draft) 3 24 The Great Beach (chapters 1-7, draft 1) 3 25 The Great Beach (chapters 8-14, draft 1) 3 26 The Great Beach (chapters 1-7, draft 2) 3 27 The Great Beach (chapters 8-14, draft 2) 3 28 The Great Beach (forward and notes) 3 29 The Great Beach (excerpts) 3 30 1963 Aug Scope and Contents note

Published: So. Lincoln, MA : Audubon Society.

 The Great Beach (chapters 1-7, final draft) 3 31 The Great Beach (chapter 8-14, final draft) 3 32 The Great Beach (final draft carbon copy 1) 3 33 The Great Beach (final draft carbon copy 2) 3 34 The Great Beach (5 notebooks) 3 35 The Great Beach 3 36 1961 Sep 21 Scope and Contents note

Article published in Sports Illustrated (Chicago, IL).

 Immortal Wilderness: Custodians of Space (final proof of one of the chapters) 4 1 Immortal Wilderness: Custodians of Space (galley proof) 4 2 Immortal Wilderness: Custodians of Space (typescript) 4 3 Inner Earth (draft) 4 4 John Burroughs Medal acceptance speech 4 4a 1964 The Lifeline of the Planets (draft and notes) 4 5 The Light That Comes From Below 4 5a 1949 Scope and Contents note

Article published in The Commonweal, Vol. 50, No. 18, Aug 12, 1949 about an English translation of The Diary of a Writer by Dostoievsky.

Listening to the Wind (draft) 4 6 Man and Nature 4 7 Mind the Gap (drafts) 4 8 Nature in New Hampshire (draft with notes) 4 9 Nature's Year (draft 1) 4 10 Nature's Year (draft 2) 4 11 Nature's Year (draft 3) 4 12 Nature's Year (draft 1 with notes) 4 13 Nature's Year (draft 2 with notes) 4 14 Nature's Year (draft 3 with notes) 4 15 Nature's Year: March-June (revised draft) 4 16 Nature's Year: July-February (revised draft) 4 17 Nature's Year (final draft 1) 4 18 Nature's Year (final draft 2) 4 19 Nature's Year notebook 4 20 Nature's Year selections 4 21 North Star (typescript of a poem) 4 22 Notebook 4 23 1951 Notebook 4 24 1985-1986 Notebook 4 25 1987 Notebook 4 26 1992 Notebook 4 26a 2005-2010 Notebook 4 26b undated Notebooks (undated 1) 4 27 Notebooks (undated 2) 4 28 Ode to a Faire Bay 4 28a 1990 Plants (draft) 4 29 Plants, salt marsh (draft) 4 30 Poems 4 31 1958-1993, undated The Poet 4 32 Scope and Contents note

An essay about Conrad Aiken.

 Rachel Carson Essay 4 33 2006 The Resplendent Quetzal 4 34 The Ring 4 35 Scope and Contents note

Read at the marriage of Kitty Hay and Christopher Spicer in St. Andrews Church, Newcastle, ME on August 13, 1988.

 The Run (draft and notes 1) 5 1 The Run (draft and notes 2) 5 2 The Run (draft and notes chapter 5) 5 3 The Run (final draft) 5 4 1959 The Run (notebook 1) 5 5 The Run (notebook 2) 5 6 The Run (paste up 1) 5 7 1965 The Run (paste up 2) 5 8 1965 The Run (trial runs) 5 9 Salmon (typescript) 5 10 The Shore in Human Hands (excerpts) 5 11 1966 May-June Scope and Contents note

Excerpts from the issue published: New York : Audubon.

 Sketchbook 5 12 1954-1955 Spirit of Survival 5 12a 1974 Stranded 5 12b 1992 Swallows (draft with notes) 5 13 Swallows (final draft) 5 14 Swallows and swallowtales (draft and corrections) 5 15 Swallows and swallowtales (editor's corrections) 5 16 Table Manners 5 16a Technology and Modern Society (typescript) 5 17 Terns (draft and notes) 5 18 Terns in Maine (draft and corrections) 5 19 Terns in Training (draft and corrections) 5 20 A Tree and a Star (final drafts) 5 21 A Tree and a Star (fragments with notes) 5 22 A Tree and a Star (2 drafts: p. 1-20) 5 23 The Undiscovered Country 5 24 circa 1981 The Undiscovered Country 5 25 1981 The Undiscovered Country (pgs.76-201) 5 26 circa 1981 The Undiscovered Country 5 27 1982 A Walk on the Great Beach 5 27a 1960 What Happened to Eternity 5 28 Unidentified drafts and notes 1 5 29 Unidentified drafts and notes 2 5 30 Unidentified drafts and notes 3 5 31 Unidentified drafts and notes 4 6 15 Unidentified drafts and notes 5 6 16 Unidentified drafts and notes 6 6 17 Unidentified drafts and notes 7 6 18