Seattle Audubon Society photographs, circa 1954-1966 [graphic].

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Seattle Audubon Society photographs, circa 1954-1966 [graphic].

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The collection contains images of Seattle Audubon Society officers and authors Earl J. Larrison and Klaus G. Sonnenberg, shown with stuffed birds; a Seattle Audubon Society Field Day, 1966; and several society field trips. The photographs of the field day were made by "Whitnall" and include a picture of Hazel Wolf, who served as the secretary for the society for 37 years.

19 photographic prints (1 folder)

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SNAC Resource ID: 8178183

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Colwell, Donald.

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Sonnenberg, Klaus

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Wolf, Hazel, 1898-2000

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Environmental and social activist, Seattle, Wash. Hazel Anna Wolf (1898-2000) fought for feminism, human rights, organized labor, and environmental protection throughout her 101 years. She was a prominent member of the Seattle Audubon Society and served as its secretary for 37 years. In the late 1970s Wolf revitalized the Federation of Western Outdoor Clubs, serving as its president from 1976-1977. She also edited the organization's newsletter, Outdoors West, from 1981-1...

Seattle Audubon Society

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The Seattle Audubon Society was organized in April 1916, one of the earliest local organizations devoted to the protection of wildlife and the conservation of natural resources. Activities of the early organization included monthly meetings, bird walks, an annual bird census, formation of a Junior Audubon Club, and various efforts to preserve bird habitats in the Seattle area. In the later 1960s and 1970s, the Seattle Audubon Society was increasingly involved in environmental issues. ...

Larrison, Earl J. (Earl Junior), 1919-1987

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Earl Junior Larrison (1919-1987) was animal researcher and professor of biology, University of Idaho, 1946-1982, and editor of the University of Idaho Press, 1982-1984. From the description of Papers, 1915-1987. (University of Idaho Library). WorldCat record id: 42929769 Earl Junior Larrison was born in Mabton, Washington on Mother's Day, May 11, 1919. He was the son of banker Earl and Anna Marie (Kuble) Larrison. During his public school years in Seattle he was...