Adirondack Mountain Club Records

Collection Type
Records
Year Start
1922
ID

SC20328

Quantity

158 Boxes (ca. 60 cu. ft.)

Access

Permission from ADK required

Acquisition

Transferred to NYSL/MSC, Deed of Gift; April 1992

Processed By

Fred Bassett, Senior Librarian, Manuscripts and Special Collections, 1996

Access and Research Use Note:

The ADK Board of Governors "Resolution on Archives", (March 3, 1992) as appended to the Deed of Gift has established the following conditions governing their use:

  1. Anyone requesting access to the ADK archives must have written approval from the Executive Director of ADK.
     
  2. Copyright in any correspondence, written material, quotation or other contents of said archives is expressly retained by the ADK and/or the correspondent where applicable.
     
  3. Any use of any material, documents or quotations from said ADK archives for publication or other use in the creation of any book, manuscript, periodical or other published document is expressly prohibited without the written permission of the Executive Director of ADK.
     
  4. Except for the Library's own use no materials, documents, records or any other part of the ADK archives may be reproduced or duplicated without the express written permission of the donor ADK.
     
  5. Names or characterizations of any individuals mentioned in the ADK archives may not be used for any purpose, including publication, without the express written permission of the donor ADK.
     
  6. Anyone using the archives of the Adirondack Mountain Club, Inc., must sign as an express condition of use a written statement assuring that they or any principal or agent, will not publish any material from these archives without the written permission of ADK.

Historical Note:

The Adirondack Mountain Club, popularly known as "the ADK" was founded in 1922 as an organization for people interested in promoting conservation, recreation, and education in the Adirondack Mountain region of New York State. It has since grown substantially from 208 charter members to over 20,000 members enrolled at large and in one of many chapters situated throughout New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.

The idea of forming the ADK was conceived by Meade C. Dobson, who was then an official of the New York State Association of Real Estate Boards as well as the Palisades Interstate Park Trail Conference. He believed there was need for a private organization that could help the State develop trails and shelters which would make remote areas of the Adirondacks better accessible to hikers and backpackers. Encouraged by the initial support of his idea from George D. Pratt, Conservation Commissioner of New York State, and William G. Howard, Superintendent of Forests, Dobson invited other like-minded individuals to a special pre-organization meeting held on December 5, 1921, at the Log Cabin atop Abercrombie & Fitch sporting goods store in New York City. From the 40 people present, an organization committee was formed, including representatives of outing, recreational, educational, government, and business interests. In addition, they formed a Charter Membership Committee.

Plans were quickly formulated and on April 3, 1922, 75 of the 208 certified charter members attended the formal organization meeting at the A & F Log Cabin. They proceeded to organize the club by electing executive officers and a board of governors, and adopting the constitution and bylaws. Within two weeks a certificate of incorporation was filed with the New York State Government, that was officially granted April 25, 1922. Among the stated objectives in the Certificate of Incorporation was to develop and maintain trails; to construct and maintain campsites, open shelters (lean-tos), and permanent camps, maintain a bureau of information about the Adirondacks, publish maps and guidebooks, and educate the public regarding the conservation of natural resources and prevention of forest fires.

In October 1922, ADK held a general business meeting at the Lake Placid Club, in which the main item on the agenda was a motion presented at the April Meeting by Warwick Carpenter regarding Mountain slope protection and recreational development. To deal with the motion, a conservation committee was formed with Henry S. Graves, Dean of Yale Forestry School, as chairman. The committee presented a report rejecting the Carpenter proposal as being too specific as to areas to be acquired. The Executive Committee approved the conservation committee's rejection, which was subsequently endorsed by the majority of members. Also, at this meeting the club formally recognized the establishment of local chapters at Albany and New York City. In January 1923, ADK held its first annual meeting in which the membership received reports submitted by the club officers, committees, and local chapters. The election officers and governors also took place.

In its early years when there were few trails, ADK supplemented the work of the New York State Conservation Department by clearing and marking 140 miles of trails. This included the Northville-Lake Placid Trail, a task completed within two years, which traverses the Adirondack Mountains from north to south for more than 130 miles. The trail is now maintained by the state. Other trails and shelters were built in the high peaks region leading out from the Johns Brook Valley to the Great Range and Mount Marcy. The club maintains a portion of these trails including part of the scenic Range Trail and those over Big Slide Mountain. Trail work continues today under special contract with the New York Department of Environmental Conservation and the enlistment of volunteers from local chapters and members-at-large. The ADK Trails Committee, originally known as Trails, Camps, and Shelters, has coordinated these activities from the very beginning.

In the field of conservation, the club has had an established policy since 1928, that has advocated recreational use and development of the Adirondack Park in proper balance with the "Forever Wild" provisions of the State Constitution. Through the years, the ADK Conservation Committee has pursued this policy objective by actively lobbying in Albany for sound conservation legislation. In 1931, the club supported the Hewett amendment which enlarged the Adirondack Park and permitted the State to protect Forest lands outside the Park. When rampant commercialization threatened the region as a result of the Winter Olympics, pamphlets were distributed by ADK to help defeat the Porter-Brereton Recreation Amendment in 1932. Later in the decade, the club strongly supported the retention of the "Forever Wild" provision in the revised New York State Constitution, crafted by special convention in 1938. The 1940's began with a spirited debate between club members who supported, and those against the Whiteface Ski Trail Amendment. In October 1945, the club convened a Conservation Forum to establish a plan of action regarding anticipated postwar growth in recreation and other uses that could greatly effect the wild character of the Adirondack Park. This was also the beginning of almost a decade long struggle to defeat the proposed Moose River Reservoir-Panther Dam proposal and amendments related to recreational development, mining, and lumbering interests. Highway construction also became a major concern of the club, especially proposed road through the Indian Pass Wilderness and in 1958-1959, the proposed route of the Adirondack Northway. During the 1960's, the club was once again in the forefront of efforts not to have constitutional guarantees weakened at the 1967 Convention as well as supporting the Conservation Bill of Rights Legislation. Proposals to create an Adirondack National Park and the Gooley Dam Project on the Hudson River were rejected by the ADK. In recent decades, the ADK has been supportive of and constantly working for the improvement of the State Land Master Plan and related administrative activities of the Adirondack Park Agency. The club has also taken interest in federal legislation such as the clean air and water acts, the wild and scenic river project, and wildlife protection measures.

Recreational opportunities have been available to the club's members from the very beginning. Annual weekend outings are held each Spring, usually in the Catskill and Autumn at Keene Valley. An extended outing program began in 1958 with a special trip to the Canadian Rockies. Since, ADK has sponsored trips to western United States, Canada, and other parts of the world. Each chapter also has their own outing programs. Winter recreation programs have been promoted by ADK since mid-1930's when it created the Winter Activities Committee to serve members interested in snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. Since 1948, badges have been awarded to individuals and groups showing outstanding accomplishments in winter mountaineering. In 1954, a five day Winter Mountaineering School was begun that offers training sessions on snowshoeing, ski touring, ice climbing, and rescue techniques as well as lectures on safety. This program has been jointly administered since 1974 with the Appalachian Mountain Club. A special beginners weekend school has been offered since the early 1980's. The Winter Activities Committee was renamed Outdoor Activities Committee during the 1960's with the establishment of rock climbing and canoeing programs. During the 1970's the boom in hiking and backpacking activities led to the creation of the Ridge Runner Program starting in 1974, when three individuals were hired to patrol the main trails giving advise, information, and occasional warnings regarding proper conduct in wilderness. This was a pilot program that was eventually assumed by the DEC's rangers.

The ADK has enhanced its recreational programs through the ownership and operation of two mountain lodges. Adirondack Loj, situated on Heart Lake near Lake Placid, was leased by the club for many years beginning in 1932. It was purchased outright in 1958 and substantially renovated in 1962-1963 including the construction of an annex that provided kitchen and rest room facilities. A shelter for hikers and backpackers was built on the grounds during the mid-1970's. Johns Brook Lodge, situated 3 " miles by foot trail from Keene Valley, was constructed by the club, 1924-1925 as a base camp for hiking and climbing in the High Peaks region. It too has undergone renovations over the years. Cabins and lean-tos are also situated on ADK lands surrounding the lodge.

Publishing has been a principle ADK function from almost the very beginning. Its first major venture was a 4-8 page newsletter issued periodically beginning in November 1922, known as High Spots. This publication was expanded to a 20+ page quarterly magazine in 1930 that offered feature articles on hiking, camping, conservation, nature, history, and literature as well as club news. After 1937, High Spots became an annual yearbook before it was phased out after the 1944 issue. Meanwhile, the ADK Bulletin, a new bimonthly periodical emerged in 1937 that originally consisted of 10-12 pages of news about club activities, events, and policies. In 1945, it was renamed The Ad-i-ron-dac with an expanded format that included feature articles. The present title Adirondac first appeared in 1962 along with increased issuance to ten per year. It was reduced to six issues per year in 1990.

Another significant publication project began in 1934, when a pocket guide to trails of the high peaks region was released. This was the first in a series that now covers the entire Adirondack Park. These guides have been revised and updated several times. In conjunction with the guidebooks, ADK published special trail maps. In addition, ADK has provided a map marking service that annotates U.S.G.S. topographic maps. During the 1950's, the first edition of the Adirondack Bibliography was released, which too has been revised several times.

The educational function of ADK has not been so much a separate entity, but rather a major aspect of its policies and programs in conservation, recreation, and publications. Conservation is enhanced by public information campaigns that have generated popular support for maintaining constitutional and statutory protection of the Adirondack Park and other wilderness areas in New York State. Recreation has been enhanced by schools and workshops on activities such as backpacking, bicycle touring, canoeing, rock climbing, and snowshoeing. In addition, ADK has published several brochures on wilderness customs and safety. Since the 1960's, education has been furthered by Ranger-Naturalist programs held at Adirondack Loj during the summer. It includes seminars on subjects such as flora, fauna, ecology, and geology.

Governance of ADK has been accomplished chiefly by the Executive Officers and the Board of Governors. The executive officers now consist of the president, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd vice presidents, secretary, treasurer, and executive director, all of which are elective post except the latter two. The executive director is appointed by the Board of Governors to serve as the chief administrative officer of the club's main headquarters. It evolved from part-time clerical position created circa 1928, called the executive secretary. In 1956, it became a full-time job with managerial responsibilities and given the present title in 1972. The administrative offices are presently housed in a building it owns situated near Lake George, New York. For many years, the club operated out of rental office space or the homes of its executive secretary. In 1973, the former Friends Meeting House in Glens Falls was purchased by the club for its headquarters and was maintained until 1990, when the club moved to a new facility near Lake George.

In closing this section, the intent here was only to provide a brief overview of the ADK club history in regards the organization's principle activities and functions. Comprehensive histories are available in special anniversary issues of the Adirondac: November 1972 and November 1982.

Scope and Contents Note:

The archives of the Adirondack Mountain Club (ADK) document the activities and function of the organization from its inception to the present. It is comprised mostly of records created by the main organization, but also includes records created by some of its semi-autonomous local chapters. Arrangement of these records is according to principle activities and functions or form of material. There are eleven series:

  1. Organizational,
  2. Correspondence,
  3. Administration and Financial,
  4. ADK Foundation,
  5. Lodges,
  6. Conservation,
  7. Trails and Recreation,
  8. Education and Publishing,
  9. Chapter Reports and Newsletters,
  10. Publications, and
  11. Local Chapter Records.

The organizational series consist of a variety of material relating to club history and its governing and administrative structure. Included are files containing the proceedings of the organization and charter membership committees, December 1921-April 1922, the minutes of the organization meeting, April 3, 1922; certificate of incorporation, April 25, 1922, first constitution and bylaws, and charter membership roster. Also included are subsequent printed revision of the constitution and bylaws and membership rosters which were frequently combined. The second subseries consist of minutes, programs, and other materials related to the first general meeting of October 1922, and subsequent annual meetings. Some of the reports that were originally appended to the minutes are now filed with the committee records. Minutes of the Board of Governors comprised the third subseries, that chronicle the action taken on all business set forth on the agenda. The decisions made by the Board of Governors are important because the body is empowered to determine all policies and programs of the club with the exception of amending the constitution and bylaws. The forth subseries consist of the Treasurer's Reports or Financial Statements that provide a summary all of the club's income and expenditures.

The correspondence series consist mostly of letters generated by the executive director, officers, and members of the Board of Governors, regarding policies, programs, and administrative matters. It reveals much about the important role the club leaders have in formulating policies, setting the agenda for business meetings, and defining committee tasks. Personal thoughts and opinions are also present in many letters which suggest there has been some diversity of views and perspectives among ADK leaders. The arrangement scheme here begins with all club correspondence filed together as one unit from the 1920's through the mid-1950's. Thereafter the general correspondence files concern business of the committees and the Board of Governors. The executive director files (1954-1975) are related primarily to administrative matters. It is arranged alphabetically from 1954 thru 1965, and chronologically thereafter. Also included here are specially designated files containing correspondence of club officers. These files are distinguished from other subseries here in that they were created specifically by the executive director. The ADK President correspondence relates to the activities and functions of that office. There are several gaps here as not all past presidents have relinquished their ADK related files. Lastly, there are files generated by the ADK Treasurer.

The Administration and Finance Series is comprised chiefly of records created by the following committees: Constitution and Bylaws, Membership, Nominating, and Finance. The Constitution and Bylaws committee files include correspondence, memoranda, reports, and other materials regarding proposed amendments and various revisions of the ADK Constitution and bylaws that have taken place through the years. Membership Committee materials concern application procedures, statistical tabulations and analysis, and preparation of membership rosters. Nominating committee files contain reports, correspondence, ballot forms, that reveal much about the clubs process for choosing candidates for officer and governor positions. Finance Committee (formerly Budget) files document the budget and financial planning process of the club. In addition, there are materials related to internal audits of ADK programs and the treasurer's books. Other files in this series were generated by various special (ad-hoc) committees such as Archives, Fundraising, Long Range Planning, Memorials, and Personnel. Lastly, this series includes files of the executive director, regarding the club headquarters, bank accounts, insurance policies, and office procedures. Altogether, this series documents primarily the internal operations of the ADK.

The Adirondack Mountain Club Foundation record (1972-1980) series documents the activities and functions of a special semi-autonomous organization established to handle tax exempt income and expenditures. These records include organization documents, minutes of ADKF Board meetings, and correspondence, and financial reports. Also included are files related to grant projects considered by ADKF, such as ADK headquarters purchase (1973), Ridger Runner Program (1972-1973), search and rescue operations, (1974-1975), and Ton-Du-Lay litigation fund (1974-1975).

The Lodge Series consist of records related primarily to the administrative and financial operations of Adirondack Loj and Johns Brook Lodge. It includes minutes, reports, and correspondence of separate operations committees established for the two properties that are responsible for general operating policies and procedures. Other than correspondence of the managers (formerly caretakers). There is not much information here concerning daily on-site operations. Special material regarding Adirondack Loj include copies of the purchase Agreement between ADK and Lake Placid Club (1958), floor plans (ca. 1928), and building contract, specifications, and blueprints of the Annex and other renovations (1962), and the campers and hikers building (1973). John Brook Lodge files include cadastral maps of the property (ca. 1924), deeds to property purchased or donated to ADK (1924-1929), building committee proceedings (1924-1925), and special mortgage fund subscription records (1925-1930). Also included is material on Camp Grace (1956-1958) and application proceedings regarding the construction of a crew quarters building (1976). Other files in this series relate to both properties such as the future of Lodges Committee (Ad-hoc) that revised operation committee charters, the scenic easements proposals (1976), and environmental assessment and impact studies conducted in 1988-1989.

The Conservation Series documents the formation of the ADK conservation policy and its extensive involvement in lobbying and other advocacy programs. It includes annual reports, minutes, resolutions, special bulletins, and subject files of the Conservation Committee. These files reveal much about the formulation of the club's position on most legislative and governmental policies and programs related to the Adirondack Park and other wilderness areas in New York State. Also included here are files of the Wilderness Committee (1973-1979), the ad hoc Committee on ADK's relationship with other Conservation Organizations, and ADK participation in APA Goals Program.

The Trails and Recreation Series includes records of Committees on Trails, Outings, and Outdoor Activities, and special programs such as the Ridge Runner, Rock Climbing School, and Winter Mountaineering School. Trails Committee files relate to trail construction, marking, and maintenance activities. It includes specific material in building the Northville-Lake Placid Trail (1923-1924), New York State Trail Conference (1935), Trail Booster Program (1978-1919), and Trail Crews Program (1983-1984). Outings Committee materials relate to the planning, publicity, and evaluation of programs held in the Spring and Fall as well as extended trips. Outdoor Activities Committee records relate mostly to its early efforts to promote winter recreation opportunities. It includes proceedings of the New York State Conference on Skiing (1936); correspondence, reports, and photo-essays relating to the Vee-Badge Award Program (1948-1952), and the Winter Mountaineering Manuals. Ridge Runner Program Files concern application procedures, candidate selection, work assignments, and other administrative matters. In addition, diaries of Jac Lyn Burke, ridge runner in 1977 are included here that contain notes and comments on her experiences. Winter Mountaineering School files contain correspondence, memoranda, reports, etc. relate to curriculum, instruction materials, application procedures, finances, and other administrative matters. In addition, there is considerable information regarding the move during the 1970's to administer the school jointly with the Appalachian Mountain Club. Other files in this series relate to the Rock Climbing School, the Mount Marcy 1st ascent centennial (1937), Bicycle Routes Committee (1977-1978), High Peaks Advisory Committee (1975-1977), and the Search and Rescue Committee (1971-1977).

The Education and Publishing Series consists of records generated by various committees and programs concerning these activities. The Publications Committee includes material related to printing, distribution, sales, inventories, and copyright. Map and Guidebook Committee Files include notes, data, and other descriptive information compiled by A.T. Shorey, Orra Phelps and others for the first edition of the Guide to Adirondack Trails, that was published in 1934. Adirondack Magazine Committee Files contain information on editing, advertising, subscriptions, printing, and distribution.

The Files of the Education Committee (formerly Public Information-Education) relate to its work with other ADK Committees, local chapters, schools, outdoor clubs, and other organizations in planning and developing seminars, workshops, and other special presentations. They also include press releases, and other material regarding contacts with print and broadcast media. Lastly, the series includes the records of the Natural History Committee, and special committees on the ADK 50th Anniversary (1972) and Forest Preserve Centennial (1985).

The ADK Chapter Reports and Newsletter Series consist of records submitted to the officers and governors by each local chapter. These materials provide information on chapter activities and programs.

The Publications Series is comprised of books, periodicals, calendars, and other materials published by ADK. It includes almost every issue of High Spots (1922-1937), ADK Bulletin (1936-1944), and Adirondac (1945-1991). Some of these issues are photocopies of the originals. Also, included are many editions of the ADK trail guide series, The Adirondack Bibliography, and many other books.

The Chapter Record Series is comprised of records generated by activities and functions of local chapters. Currently, records have been received from Adirondack Loj, Glens Falls, and Albany. Adirondack Loj Chapter records (1959-1968) include minutes of business meetings, monthly reports, and correspondence. Glens Falls Chapter records consist mostly of minutes, reports, resolutions, and other materials related to business meetings. Albany Chapter records consist of photocopies of all its major proceedings from 1922 to the present. They include the minutes of annual membership meetings, and executive committee meetings; reports of the treasurer and various committees.

Altogether the records of the Adirondack Mountain Club are an invaluable source of documents relating to the growth and development of conservation and recreational interests in the Adirondack Park in the Twentieth Century. In addition, they will also be very useful for current policymakers and leaders within ADK who would be interested in precedents for the policies they debate and enact.

Series Outline

  1. Organizational (Boxes 1-10)

    History
    Pre-organization Committee Material, 1921-1922
    Organization Meeting Proceedings, 1922
    Incorporation Papers, 1922
    Constitution and Bylaws, 1922-1929
    Membership Rosters, 1922-1972
    Annual Meeting Minutes and Programs, 1922-1979
    Minutes of the Board of Governors, 1922-
    Treasurer's Reports, 1922-1978
     
  2. Correspondence (Boxes 11-46)

    General, 1922-1969
    Executive Director, 1954-1975
    ADK President, 1952-1975
    ADK Treasurer, 1967-1972
     
  3. Administration and Finance (Boxes 47-64)

    Constitution and Bylaws Committee, 1925-1977
    Membership Committee, 1972-1989
    Nominating Committee, 1936-1982
    Finance Committee, 1952-1987
     
  4. ADK Foundation (Boxes 65-68)
     
  5. Lodges (Boxes 69-82)

    Adirondack Loj, 1958-1988 
    Johns Brock Lodge, 1923-1988 
     
  6. Conservation (Boxes 83-90)

    Conservation Committee, 1922-1988 
    Wilderness Committee, 1973-1979 
    Relationship w/other Conservation Organizations, 1976-1978 
    APA Goals Program, 1982-1983 
     
  7. Trails and Recreation (Boxes 91-103)

    Trails Committee, 1923-1989 
    Outings Committee, 1926-1989 
    Outdoor Activities Committee, 1934-1982 
    Rock Climbing School, 1965-1970; 1977-1982 
    Ridge Runner Program, 1973-1979 
    Winter Mountaineering School, 1961-1990 
    Search and Rescue, Committee, 1971-1977 
     
  8. Education and Publishing (Boxes 104-122)

    Publications Committee, 1922-1989
    Map and Guidebook Committee, 1922-1976
    Bibliography Committee, 1948-1973
    Adirondac Magazine Committee, 1956-1989
    Public Information-Education Committee, 1923-1980
    Education Committee, 1980-1988
    Natural History Committee, 1964-1988
    ADK 50th, 1972
    Forest Preserve Centennial, 1985
     
  9. Chapter Reports and Newsletters (Boxes 123-130) (alphabetical by Chapter)
  10. Publications (Boxes 123-145, 153-158)

    High Spots, 1922-1937
    ADK Bulletin, 1937-1944
    Adirondac, 1945-1991
    Cloudsplitter, 1938-1988
     
  11. Chapter Records (Boxes 146-152)

    Adirondack Loj, 1959-1968
    Glens Falls, 1950-1980
    Albany, 1922-1995
     


 

BoxFolder(s)Description of Contents
11ADK History
 2Brochures, 1922-1925
 3Brochures, ca. 1930's-1980's
 4ADK Club Emblems
 5Organization Committee Proceedings, 1921-1922
 6Charter Membership Committee, 1921-1922
 7-8Organization Meeting Minutes, April 3, 1922
 9Certificate of Incorporation, April 25, 1922
 10Constitution and Bylaws (1st), 1922
 11Charter Membership Roster, 1922
 12Membership Roster, 1927
 13Membership Roster, 1929
 14Constitution and Bylaws, 1930
 15Membership Roster, 1931
 16Membership Roster, 1935
 17Constitution and Bylaws/Membership Roster, 1938
 18Membership Roster, 1939
 19Membership Roster, 1940
 20Constitution and Bylaws/Membership Roster, 1942
 21Constitution and Bylaws/Membership Roster, 1947
 22Constitution and Bylaws/Membership Roster, 1949
 23Membership Roster, 1950
 24Membership Roster, 1952
 25Membership Roster, 1954
 26Constitution and Bylaws, 1956
 27Constitution and Bylaws/Membership Roster, 1960
 28Constitution and Bylaws/Membership Roster, 1965
 29Membership Roster, 1968
 30Constitution and Bylaws, 1970
 31Constitution and Bylaws, 1972
 32Membership Roster, 1972
 33Constitution and Bylaws, 1974
 34Constitution and Bylaws, 1979
2 Officer and Committee Rosters, 1922-
 11922-1939
 21940-1949
 31950-1959
 41960-1969
 51970-1979
 61980-
2 Annual Meeting Minutes and Programs, 1922-1989
 71922
 81923
 91924
 101925
 111926
 121927
 131928
 141929
 151930
 161931
 171932
 181933
 191934
 201935
 211936
 221937
 231938
 241939
 251940
 261941
 271942
3 Annual Meeting Programs (Cont.)
 11945-1950
 21951-1959
 31900-1909
 41970
 51971
 61972
 71973
 81974
 91975
 101976
 111977
 121978-1980
 131989
 14ADK President's Reports, 1950-1969 (various dates)
 15ADK Executive Secretary Report, 1946
 16ADK Executive Secretary/Director Reports, 1968-1977
317-18ADK Brochures (special topics), 1975-1990
 19ADK Calendar, 1925
4 Minutes of the Board of Governors and Executive Committee
 11922
 21923
 31924
 41925
 51926
 61927
 71928
 81929
 91930
 101931
 111932
 121933
 131934
 141935
 151936
 161937
 171938
 181939
 191940
 201941
 211942-1947
 221948
 231949
5 Minutes of the Board of Governors (Cont.)
 11950
 21951
 31952
 41953
 51954
 61955
 71956
 81957
 91958
 101959
 111960
5 Minutes of the Board of Governors (Cont.)
 121961
 13-141962
 151963
6 Minutes of the Board of Governors (Cont.)
 1-21964
 3-41965
 5-61966
 7-81967
 9-101968
 111969
 121970
 131971
 141972
7 Minutes of the Board of Governors (Cont.)
 11973
 21974
 31975
 4-51976
 6-71977
 81978
 91980
 101981
 111982
 121983
 131989
8 Minutes of the Board of Governors (Annotated), 1971-1975
9 Treasurer's Reports (Financial Statements), 1922-1978
 11922-1925
 21926-1927
 31928-1929
 41930
 51931-1932
 61933-1934
9 Treasurer's Reports (Financial Statements), 1922-1978 (Cont.)
 71935-1936
 81937-1939
 91940-1944
 101945-1946
 111947
 121948
 131949
 141950
 151951-1952
 161953
 171954
 181955
 191956
 201957
 211958
 221959
 231960
 241961
 251962
 261963
10 Treasurer's Reports, 1922-1978 (Cont.)
 11964
 21965
 31966
 41967
 51968
 61969
 71970
 81971
 91972
 101973
 111974
 121975
 131976
 141977
 151978
11 Correspondence - General, 1922-1969
 1-51922
 6-91923
 10-121924
 13-171925 (January-September)
12 Correspondence - General, 1922-1969 (Cont.)
 1-21925 (October-December)
 3-61926
 7-101927
 11-161928
 17-201929
13 Correspondence - General, 1922-1969 (Cont.)
 1-71930
 8-121931
 13-171932 (January-May)
14 Correspondence - General, 1922-1969 (Cont.)
 1-71932 (June-December)
 8-161933
 17-181934 (January)
15 Correspondence - General, 1922-1969 (Cont.)
 1-111934 (February-December)
 12-151935 (January-March)
16 Correspondence - General, 1922-1969 (Cont.)
 1-71935 (April-December)
 8-151936 (January-October)
17 Correspondence - General, 1922-1969 (Cont.)
 1-21936 (November-December)
 3-121937
 13-171938 (January-May)
18 Correspondence - General, 1922-1969 (Cont.)
 1-61938 (June-December)
 7-121939
 13-171940
19 Correspondence - General, 1922-1929 (Cont.)
 1-81941
 9-131942
 14-171943 (January-July)
20 Correspondence - General, 1922-1969 (Cont.)
 1-21943 (August-December)
 3-61944
 7-121945
 13-161946
 17-181947 (January-June)
21 Correspondence - General, 1922-1969 (Cont.)
 1-21947 (July-December)
 3-81948
 9-181949 (January-October)
22 Correspondence - General, 1922-1969 (Cont.)
 1-21949 (November-December)
 3-111950
 12-181951
23 - General, 1922-1969 (Cont.)
 1-61952
 7-111953
 12-141954
 15-171955
24 - General, 1922-1969 (Cont.)
 1-41956
 5-91957
 10-121958
 13-151959
 16-171960
 18-191961
25 - General, 1922-1969
 1-91962
 10-141963 (January-April)
26 - General, 1922-1969 (Cont.)
 1-81963 (May-December)
 9-151964 (January-July)
27 - General, 1922-1969 (Cont.)
 1-61964 (August-December)
 7-181965
28 - General, 1922-1969 (Cont.)
 1-91966
 10-141967
 15-161968
 171969
29 - Executive Director, 1954-1975
  Alphabetical and Name Files, 1954-1965
 1-3A
 4Allen, Herbert E. (1954-1961)
 5-11B
 12-15C
 16-17D
30 - Executive Director, 1954-1975 (Cont.)
  Alphabetical and Name Files, 1954-1965
 1-7Deniston, Robert
 8-9E
 10-11F
 12-14G
 15-17H (1954-1959)
31 - Executive Director, 1954-1975 (Cont.)
  Alphabetical and Name Files, 1954-1965 (Cont.)
 1-4H (1960-1965)
 5Haddad, Elsie (1960-1962)
 6-7I-J
 8-9Johnson, Theron (1964-1965)
 10-12K
 13-15L
32 - Executive Director, 1954-1975 (Cont.)
  Alphabetical and Name Files, 1954-1965 (Cont.)
 1-6M
 7Marshall, George (1954-1958)
 8Mills, Borden H. (1957-1963)
 9-10N
 11Newhouse, David (1962-1965)
 12-19Newkirk, Arthur (1954-1965)
 15-16Nichols, David E. (1955-1965)
 17Nixon, Edgar F. (1960-1965)
 18O
 19P
33 - Executive Director, 1954-1975 (Cont.)
  Alphabetical and Name Files, 1954-1955 (Cont.)
 1-5P
 6-7Porter, L. Morgan (1954-1965)
 8-10Q-R
 11-16S
 17Shorey, A.T. (1954-1957)
34 - Executive Director, 1954-1975 (Cont.)
  Alphabetical and Name Files, 1954-1965 (Cont.)
 1-3T
 4-6Tyler, A. Ranger (1956-1961)
 7-8U-V
 10-15W
 16X-Y-Z
 17-19Young, Henry L. (1962-1965)
35 - Executive Director, 1954-1975 (Cont.)
  Chronological Files , 1966-1975
 1-31966
 4-61967
 7-91968
 10-111969
 12-141970 (January-October)
36 - Executive Director, 1954-1975 (Cont.)
  Chronological Files , 1966-1975 (Cont.)
 1-21970 (November-December)
 3-131971
 14-151972 (January-February)
37 - Executive Director, 1954-1975
  Chronological Files , 1966-1975 (Cont.)
 1-111972 (March-December)
 12-141973 (January-May)
38 - Executive Director, 1954-1975 (Cont.)
 1-51973 (June-December)
 6-121974
 13-151975
39 - Executive Director, 1954-1975 (Cont.)
  ADK President Files, 1966-1975
 1Johnson, Theron C., 1966
 2-3Newhouse, David L., 1967-1968
 4-5Oliver, Frank J., 1968-1970
 6-13Strobel, Rudolph W., 1970-1972
40 - Executive Director, 1954-1975 (Cont.)
  ADK President Files, 1966-1975 (Cont.)
 1-9Hackett, Frederick K., 1972-1974
 10-12Fish, Glen W., 1974-1975
41 - Executive Director, 1954-1975 (Cont.)
ADK Treasurer (Robert Denniston), 1966-1975 (Cont.)
 1-21966
 3-51967
 6-71968
 81970
 9-111971
 12-141972
42 - Executive Director, 1954-1975 (Cont.)
ADK Treasurer (Robert Denniston), 1966-1975 (Cont.)
 1-31973
 4-51974
 6-81975
43 - ADK President, 1952-1974
 1Goldthwaite, George E., 1952
  Newkirk, Arthur E., 1954-1956
 2-5General, 1954-1956
 6w/Executive Secretary, 1954-1956
 7w/Treasurer, 1954-1956
  Tyler, A. Roger, 1956-1958
 8-12Chronological, 1956 - October 1958
  Name Files, 1956-1958
 13Denniston, Robert
 14Haddad, Elsie
 15Hammond, Henry
 16Hart, M. Kimball
 17Loope, P. Fay
 18Marshall, George
 19New Kirk, Arthur
 20Porter, L. Morgan
 21Young, Henry L.
44 - ADK President, 1952-1954 (Cont.)
  Young, Henry L., 1963-1964
 1-21963
 3-131964
45 - ADK President, 1952-1974 (Cont.)
  Strobel, Rudolph W., 1970-1972
 1-21970
 3-101971
 11-121972
46 - ADK President, 1952-1974 (Cont.)
  Hackett, Frederick K., 1972-1974
 1-21972
 3-71973
 8-111974
47 - ADK Treasurer, 1967-1972
 11967-1968
 21/1969-9/1970
 310/1970-12/1970
 43/1971-4/1971
 55/1971-6/1971
 67/1971-10/1971
 711/1971-12/1971
 81/1972-2/1972
 93/1972-4/1972
 105/1972-8/1972
 119/1972-12/1972
48 Constitution and Bylaws Committee, 1925-1977
  Correspondence, Memoranda, and Reports, 1925-1977
 11925-1926
 21930-1938
 31945-1947
 4-51948-1949
 61950-1955
 71955-1961
 81965-1966
 91967-1968
 101969
 11-121970-1971
 13-141972
 151973-1974
 161975-1977
49 Constitution and Bylaws Committee, 1925-1986 (Cont.)
  Correspondence, Memoranda, and Reports, 1925-1986
 1-21978
 31979-1981
 41982
 51983
 61984
 71985
 81986
  Membership Committee, 1922-1989
  Reports, 1922-1983
 91922-1931
 101932-1941
 111945-1947
 121948-1949
 131950-1961
 141965-1969
 151970
 161971
 171972
50 Membership Committee, 1922-1989 (Cont.)
  Reports, 1922-1983 (Cont.)
 11973
 21974
 31975
 41976-1983
  Correspondence, 1946-1974
 51946-1956
 61964-1965
 71966-1967
 81968
 91969
 10-111970
 12-131971
 141972 (January-June)
51 Membership Committee, 1922-1989 (Cont.)
  Correspondence, (1946-1974 (Cont.)
 11972 (July-December)
 21973
 31974
  Roster Subcommittee, 1968-1969
 4General Correspondence
 5-6Chapter Reports
  Membership Committee, 1922-1989 (Cont.)
 7Membership Statistical Analysis, 1969-1970
 8Procedures Manual Proposals, 1970
  Membership Drive (Ad-hoc Committee), 1980-1981
 9Proceedings
 10Form Letters
 11Chapter Reports
 12Questionnaires
 13Winners
 14Report: Results of Membership Survey, 1988
 15Report: Survey of Public Contacts, 1988
 16Membership Promotion, 1989-1990
52 Membership Committee, 1922-1990
 1-2Statistical Analysis, 1990
 3Membership Application Forms, 1922-1950
 4Charter Membership Lists and Rosters, 1921-1922
  Rosters and Special Lists, 1930-1968
 51930-1931
 61935-1936
 71937
 81938-1939
 91942
 101947-1948
 111949
 121950-1951
 131952-1954
 141960
 151963-1965
 161968
53 Nominating Committee, 1936-1982
  Correspondence and Reports, 1936-1982
 11936-1945
 21946-1954
 31955-1956
 41957-1959
 51960-1961
 61962-1964
 71965-1966
 8-91967
 101968
 111969-1970
 121971
 131972
 14-151973
 161974
54 Nominating Committee, 1936-1982 (Cont.)
  Correspondence and Reports, 1936-1982 (Cont.)
 1-21975
 3-51976
 61977
 71978-1979
 8-91980
 10-111982
 12-13Chairman's Correspondence, 1975
 14Special Task Force, 1964-1965
 15Committee Manual, 1965
 16Board of Governors Selection (Ad-hoc Committee), 1968-1969
 17Nominating Procedures (Ad-hoc Committee), 1970
55 Budget Committee, 1952-1972
  Correspondence, Memoranda, and Reports, 1952-1972
 11952-1959
 21960-1961
 31961-1962
 41962-1963
 51963-1964
 61964-1965
55 Budget Committee, 1952-1972
  Correspondence, Memoranda, and Reports, 1952-1972 (Cont.)
 7-81965-1966
 9-101966-1967
 11-121967-1968
 13-141968-1969
 151969-1970
56 Budget Committee, 1952-1972
  Correspondence, Memoranda, and Reports, 1952-1972 (Cont.)
 1-31970-1971
 4-51971-1972
  Correspondence of Jane (McActron) Davis, 1968-1969
 6Committee Operations Policies
 7Publications
 8-9Treasurer
  Finance Committee, 1972-1989
 10Minutes and Reports, 1972-1989
  Budget Ledgers. 1971-1976
 111971-1972
 121972-1973
 131973-1974
 141974-1975
 151975-1976
57 Finance Committee, 1972-1989 (Cont.)
  Financial Reports (Annotated), 1971-1976
 11971
 21972
 31973
 41974
 51975
 61976
  Treasurer's Reports and Notes, 1971-1974
 71971-1972
 81973-1974
  Budget and Financial Audit, 1975-1976
 9Administrative (Office)
57 Finance Committee, 1972-1989 (Cont.)
  Budget and Financial Audit, 1975-1976 (Cont.)
 10Adirondac Magazine
 11Campers and Hikers Building
 12Committees
 13Foundation (ADKF)
 14Income (dues and sales)
 15Long Range Plans
 16Summary
58 Finance Committee, 1972-1989 (Cont.)
  Memoranda and Reports, 1979-1989
 1-11979
 2-51980
 61981
 7-81982
 9-101983
 111984
 121985
 131986
 141987
59 Finance Committee, 1972-1989 (Cont.)
  Memoranda and Reports, 1979-1989 (Cont.)
 1-21987 (Cont.)
 3-71988
 8-91989
  Publications Department Financial Analysis, 1989
 10Administration and Production
 11-12Budget and Inventory
 13Finances
60 Special (Ad-hoc) Committees - Administration and Finance
 1Archives, 1951-1975
 2Audit, 1952-1958

 
3Awards, 1968-1969
 4Bookkeeping, 1952-1953
 5Dues Exemption, 1974
 6-7Education Fund, 1970-1971
 8-9Executive Secretary Position Analysis, 1973
 10-11Executive Director, Search Committee, 1982
 12Finance, 1957-1958
  Finance, 1968-1969
 13Accounting Procedures
 14-16Insurance
 17Investments
 18Property Depreciation
 19Salaries
 20Tax Exemption
61 Special Committees (Cont.)
 1Fiscal Management and Accounting, 1976
  Fundraising, 1982-1988
 2-31982
 4-51983
 6-71984
 8-101985
 111986
 121987
 13-141988
 15Future of ADK Headquarters, 1983
62 Special Committees - Administration and Finance (Cont.)
 1Insurance, 1974
 2Internal Communications, 1981
 3-6Long Range Planning, 1970-1972
 7-10Management Study Task Force, 1978-1979
  Long Range Planning, 1979-1981
 11-12Proceedings, 1979-1981
 13Notes and Charts, 1980-1981
 14Management Report, 1979
 15Work Plan, 1980
 16Work Goals, 1981
  Five Year Plans
 171988-1992
 181989-1993
 191990-1994
63 Special Committees - Administration and Finance (Cont.)
 1Mailing List, 1973-1974
 2Memorial (William Heward), 1949-1951
  Memorials, 1967-1978
 3Reports, 1967-1972
 4Club Policy, 1967
  Correspondence
 51966
 6-71967
 81968-1969
 91970-1971
 101972-1978
 11Office, 1955-1956
 12Office Expenses, 1973-1974
 13Office Procedures, 1978
 14Personnel, 1974-1977
 16Tax Exemption, 1974
64 Administrative Office Files, etc. 1949-1990
 1Addressograph-Multigraph Co., 1957-1970
 2Bank Accounts, 1977
 3Book and Ephemera Donations, 1975-1982
 4Business and Corporate Memberships, 1989
 5Calendar, 1975-1980
 6Dues Increase Proposals, 1974-1978
 7Dun & Bradstreet Listing, 1977
 8Executive Committee Memoranda, 1971-1975
 9Executive Director Performance Plan, 1983
  Headquarters
 10-11Glens Falls Property Evaluation, 1973-1974
 12Glens Falls Property Lease Termination, 1989
 13Lake George Relocation, 1989-1990
 14Insurance Policies, 1950-1953
 15Mail Inventories, 1972-1980
 16Mailing Permits, 1949-1959
 17Meeting Procedures, 1965
 18-19Policy and Procedures Manual, c. 1980
 20Press Coverage, 1982-1983
 21Scholarship Proposal, 1949
 22Mountain-ear (Newsletter), 1971-1974
65 Adirondack Mountain Club Foundation, 1972-1986
 1History
 2Brochures
 3Pre-organization Proposals, 1968-1972
 4Organization Meeting Proceedings, 1972
 5Constitution and Bylaws, 1972
 6Certificate of Incorporation, 1972
 7Certificate of Dissolution, 1980
  Minutes, 1972-1979
 81972
 91973
 101974
 111975
 121976
 131977-1979
 14-15Reports to the ADK Board of Governors, 1972-1979
 16Roster of ADKF Officers, 1972-1980
 17Dissolution Proceedings, 1979-1980
66 Adirondack Mountain Club Foundation, 1972-1980 (Cont.)
  General Correspondence, 1972-1980
 1-21972
 31973
 4-51974
 6-81975
 91976
 101977
 11-121978
 131979
 141980
67 Adirondack Mountain Club Foundation, 1972-1980 (Cont.)
  President's Correspondence, 1975-1980
 11975
 21976
 31977
 4-51978
 6-71979
 81980
67 Adirondack Mountain Club Foundation, 1972-1980 (Cont.)
  Fundraising Committee, 1972-1975
 9-10Correspondence, 1972-1975
 11Fund Drive Plan, 1972
 12Volunteers, 1973
 13Grant Evaluation Committee, 1972-1978
  Grant Projects, 1972-1978
 14ADK Headquarters, 1975
 15Campers and Hikers Building, 1972-1973
 16Canoe Routes, 1972-1973
 17Nature Conservancy, 1973
 18-19Ridge Runner Program, 1972-1973
 18Search and Rescue, 1974-1975
 19Ton-Du-Lay Legal Defense Fund, 1974-1975
68 Adirondack Mountain Club Foundation, 1972-1980 (Cont.)
 1-3Financial Statements, 1972-1979
 4Chapter Contribution Records, 1972-1975
 5Individual Contribution Records, 1972-1975
 6Estate Bequests, 1972
 7-9Invoices (Bills and Receipts), 1972-1979
 10Charitable Contribution Solicitation Report, 1978
 11-13Income Tax Exemption Returns, 1972-1979
69 Adirondack Loj, 1958-1988
 1History
 2-5Brochures
 6Operations Committee Charter, 1969; revised 1980
  Operations Committee Minutes; 1958-1988
 71958-1961
 81962-1963
 91964-1965
 101966-1967
 111968-1969
 121970
 131971
 14-151972
 161973
 171974
70 Adirondack Loj, 1958-1988 (Cont.)
  Operations Committee Minutes, 1958-1988 (Cont.)
 11975
 21976
 31977
 41978-1979
 5-71980
 8-101981
 111982
 12-131983
 141984
71 Adirondack Loj, 1958-1988
  Operations Committee Minutes, 1958-1988
 11985
 21986
 31987
 41988
  Correspondence, 1958-1975
 5-61958
 71960-1961
 8-91962
 10-121963
 13-141964
 151965
72 Adirondack Loj, 1958-1988 (Cont.)
  Correspondence, 1958-1975
 11966
 21967
 31968
 41969
 5-61970
 7-121971
 13-141972 (January-March)
73 Adirondack Loj, 1958-1988 (Cont.)
  Correspondence, 1958-1975
 1-31972 (April-December)
 41973
 51974
 6-71975
73 Adirondack Loj, 1958-1988 (Cont.)
  Correspondence - Name Files, 1970-1980
 8Brusgal, Rex, 1980
 9Davis, Richard, 1977-1978
 10-11Endicott, William, 1971-1978
 12Erenstone, Richard, 1978-1979
 13Fowler, Paul, 1980
 14-15Gamble, Henry, 1971-1976
 16Newkirk, Arthur, 1977
 17Obrist, Alfred, 1974-1979
 18Stacy, John, 1978-1979
74 Adirondack Loj, 1958-1988 (Cont.)
 1-2Special Fund Committee (Ad-hoc), 1958-1962
  Capitol Improvement Fund Committee, 1962-1967
 3-61962
 71963
 8-91964
 10-111965
 121966
 131967
 14Capitol Improvement Fund Tax Exemption, 1959-1964
 15Mortgage Amortilization, 1968
75 Adirondack Loj, 1958-1988 (Cont.)
  Budget and Finance, 1969-1982
 11969-1970
 21970-1971
 31971-1972
 41972-1973
 51974-1975
  1975-1980
 6Annual and Monthly Reports
 7Cost Center Accounts
 8Memoranda and Notes
 91981-1982
  Use Book (Manual), 1965-1970
 10Preliminary edition, 1965
 11Final edition, 1966
 12Revised Information, 1973-1975
  Loj Planning Committee, 1964-1970
 131964
 14-151969-1970
  Long Range Plans
 161969
 171974
76 Adirondack Loj, 1958-1988 (Cont.)
 1Climbers Lodge Proposal, 1965
  Campers and Hikers Building Committee, (Ad hoc), 1973-1974
 2-6Correspondence, Memoranda, etc., 1973-1974
 7Bid Proposal, 1973
 8Campers and Hikers Building Fund Drive, 1976-1977
 9Chapter Gifts, 1980-1981
 10Cash Register Purchase, 1970
 11Gravel Pit, 1973
 12Parking Lot, 1972-1973
 13Project Picnic Tables, 1966
 14Property Insurance, 1966-1967
 15Staff (Employment), 1980-1982
 16Topographical Survey, 1968-1969
 17Water Supply Study, 1981
 18Nature Trail Guides and other brochures
 19Photographs: Snowman, 1975
77 Adirondack Loj, 1958-1988 (Cont.)
 1Lease Agreement with Lake Placid Club, 1946
 2Purchase Agreement with Lake Placid Club, 1958
 3Land Survey Map, 1963
 4Building Contract and Specifications, 1962
 5Architects Sketch of Building
 6Blueprint of Annex and other alternations, (certified), 1962
 7Blueprints (drafts), 1962
 8Preliminary sketches of Annex designs, ca. 1962
 9Original Floor Plans, ca. 1928
 10Revised Floor Plans showing minor structural alternations
 11Revised Floor Plans showing proposed kitchen Annex
 12Revised Floor Plans w/kitchen Annex (Annotated)
 13Alternative Bid Proposals, ca. 1962
 14Campground Latrine Contract and Specifications, 1962
 15Campers and Hikers Building Contract and
  Specifications, 1973
78 John Brooks Lodge, 1923-1988
 1History
 2-3Brochures, 1929-1976
 4Cadastral Maps, 1923-1924
  Land titles, 1923-1929
 5Quit-Claim Deeds: J.J. Rogers to ADK, 1923
 6Deed: Melvin Hathaway Jr. ADK, 1924
 7Deed: Nettie Whitney and others to ADK, 1927
 8Deed: Homer Brown and others to ADK, 1929
 9Building Committee Proceedings; 1924-1925
 10Mortgage Fund Reports and Subscription Lists, 1925-1930
  House Committee Reports, 1925-1954
 111925-1929
 121930-1944
 131945-1954
  Operations Committee, 1955-1988
 14-151955
 16-171956
 18-191957
 201958
79 John Brooks Lodge, 1923-1988 (Cont.)
  Operations Committee, 1955-1988 (Cont.)
 11962-1965
 21966
 31967
 41968
 51969
 61970
 71971
 81972
 91973-1974
 101975
 111976
 121977
 131978
 141979
 15-161980
80 John Brooks Lodge, 1923-1988 (Cont.)
  Operations Committee, 1955-1988 (Cont.)
 1-21981
 3-41982
 5-71983
 8-91984
 101985
 111986
 121987
 13-141988
81 John Brooks Lodge, 1923-1988 (Cont.)
 1Committee Charters, 1969-1980
 2Financial Audit, 1936
 3-4Budget and Financial Reports, 1969-1980
 5Access Road Proposals, 1933-1946
 6Camp Grace Blueprints and notes, 1956-1958
  Crew Quarters Building,
 7APA Permit Application, 1976
 8APA Hearing Proceedings, 1976
 9Occupancy Data, 1979-1981
 10Form Letters, etc., 1925-1930
  Scenic Easement Committee, 1974-1976
 11Correspondence and Memoranda
 12Contract Proposals
  Future of the Lodges Committee (Ad-hoc), 1979-1980
 13-16Proceedings, 1979-1980
 17-18Draft and Final Reports, 1980
82 Environmental Assessment Task Force, 1988-1989
 1-3General Proceedings, 1988-1989
 4-6JBL Camp Peggy O'Brien Study and Report, 1989
 7-10Loj-Heart Lake Trail Cabin Study and Report, 1989
 11ADK Education Center Proposal, 1988
83 Conservation Committee, 1922-1988
 1History
  Reports (Annual and Periodic), 1922-1983
 21922-1934
 31935-1939
 41945-1949
 51950-1951
83 Conservation Committee, 1922-1988 (Cont.)
  Reports (Annual and Periodic), 1922-1983 (Cont.)
 61952-1954
 71955-1959
 81960-1961
 91962-1963
 101964-1965
 111968-1970
 121972-1973
 131974-1975
 141976-1977
 151981-1983
84 Conservation Committee, 1922-1988 (Cont.)
  ADK Policy: Correspondence, Reports, Resolutions
 11922-1928
 21935-1936
 31944-1945
 41962
  General Correspondence, 1951-1952; 1969-1970
 51951
 61952
 71953
 81969-1970
  Frederick Hackett Correspondence, 1972-1975
 9-121972
 13-151973
 161974-1975
85 Conservation Committee, 1922-1988 (Cont.)
 1Mountain Slope Protection Motion, 1922
 2Recreation Amendment, 1932
 3Wildlife Sanctuary Proposal, 1935
 4Forest Fire Truck Road, 1935
 5Civilian Conservation Corps. 1935
 6New York State Constitutional Convention, 1938
 7Conservation Committee Legislation Bulletins, 1939
 8Whiteface Mountain Amendment, 1941
  Adirondack Wilderness Committee, 1944
 9Correspondence
 10Lumbering in the Forest Preserve
 11Mead Highway Proposal
 12Recreation in the Forest Preserve
  Conservation Forum, 1945
 13Reports and Resolutions
 14Correspondence, January-June 1945
 15Correspondence, September-October 1945
 16Camping in New York State Parks Report, 1945
 17Adirondack Moose River Committee, 1945-1946
86 Conservation Committee, 1922-1988 (Cont.)
 1Panther Dam and Reservoir, 1945-1955
 2Recreation Amendments, 1946-1949
 3River Regulation Legislation, 1949-1952
 4Submerged Land Legislation, 1949-1950
 5Amendment 9 Campaign, 1953
 6Forest Fire Protection Legislation, 1951
  Forestry and Lumbering Legislation, 1949-1958
 71949-1952
 81953-1954
 91957-1958
 10Land Acquisition (Ad-hoc Committee), 1955-1958
 11Lake George Water Level Legislation, 1957-1959
  Adirondack Northway Route Controversy, 1957-1958
 12-14Correspondence, 1957-1958
 15Champlain Route Proposal
 16D.P.W. Interstate Route Study, FAI 502
 17Newsclippings and articles, 1958
87 Conservation Committee, 1922-1988 (Cont.)
 1-2Pomeroy Wilderness Protection Bill, 1961
 3Airetta Highway Amendment, 1961
 4N.Y. Conservation Dept. Forest Preserve Policy, 1965
 5New York State Constitutional Convention, 1967
 6Adirondack National Park Proposal, 1967
 7Gooley Dam Proposal, 1968-1969
 8-9Snowmobile Use Regulations, 1969-1970
 10-11Conservation Bill of Rights, 1969-1970
 12-13Future of the Adirondacks Study Commission, 1969-1970
 14-15Adirondack Park Private Land Use and Development Plan, 1972-1973
 16Helms v. Diamond (Lake Closing Case), 1974
 17Adirondack Litigation Coalition, 1975
88 Conservation Committee (Cont.)
 1Report: Environmental Considerations for Development, 1975
 2State Land Master Plan Revision Proposals, 1976-1978
 3Adirondack Park Local Review Board, 1977
 4APA Policy Review, 1985-1988
 5Tug Hill Commission Report on Acid Rain, 1982
  Wilderness Committee, 1973-1979
 6-7Correspondence and Reports, 1973-1979
 8Wilderness Area Management Plan, 1975
 9Wildlife Management Survey, 1979
 10-11Wild and Scenic Rivers Rules and Regulations, 1975-1976
 12Wild and Scenic Rivers Resource Evaluation Data, 1975
 13Wild and Scenic Rivers Nationwide Inventory, 1981
 14Winter Olympic Liaison Committee (Ad-hoc), 1975-1976
  Relationship with other Conservation Organizations (Ad-hoc), 1976-1978
 15-16Minutes and Reports, 1977-1978
 17-19Adirondack Council Correspondence, 1975-1976
89 Relationship with other Conservation Organizations (Cont.)
 1-2Adirondack Council Minutes, 1975-1976
 3Adirondack Forty-Sixers
 4-5Appalachian Mountain Club
 6Environmental Planning Lobby
 7Lake George Association
 8Miscellaneous
  APA Goals Program, 1982-1983
 9-13Steering Committee Proceedings, 1982-1983
 14Socio-Economic Conditions Report, 1983
 15Work Plan
90 APA Goals Program, 1982-1983 (Cont.)
 1Communications Proposal
 2Press Releases
 3WCPE-TV Documentary
 4Form Letters
 5Workshop Moderators' Packet
  Community Workshop Packets
 6Blue Mountain Lake
 7Cranberry Lake/Star Lake
 8Duane/Dannemora
 9Elizabethtown/Ausable Falls
  Community Workshop Packets (Cont.)
 10Keeseville/Westport
 11Lake George/Warrensburg
 12North Creek/Schroon Lake
 13Old Forge/Racquette Lake
 14Piseco Lake/Northville
 15Port Henry/Ticonderoga
 16Tri-Lakes
 17Miscellaneous
91 Trails Committee, 1923-1989
 1History
  Reports, 1923-1989
 21923-1939
 31940-1949
 41950-1959
 51960-1969
 61970-1979
 71980-1989
 8Correspondence - Trail Maintenance, 1946-1953
 9Correspondence - Trail Markers, 1946-1953
  Correspondence - General, 1954-1988
 101954-1956
 111969
 121970
 13-141971
 151972
 161973
 17-181974
92 Trails Committee, 1922-1988
  Corresponden ce, 1954-1988 (Cont.)
 1-31975
 4-51976
 6-81977
 9-101978
 11-121979
 13-151980
93 Trails Committee, 1922-1988 (Cont.)
  Correspondence, 1954-1988 (Cont.)
 1-21981
 3-41982
 5-81983
 9-111984
 12-131985
94 Trails Committee, 1922-1988 (Cont.)
  Correspondence, 1954-1988 (Cont.)
 1-21985
 31986
 4-61987
 7-91988
 10Trail Construction Manual, 1923
 11Trail Maintenance Liability Report, 1947
 12Notes on Trail Conditions, 1946-1952
 13Notes on Trail Markers, 1946-1952
 14Committee Policies and Procedures, 1948-1949
95 Trails Committee, 1922-1988
 1-2Trail Maintenance Contract, 1979-1980
 3-5Trail Maintenance Manual, 1980
 6-9Trail Booster Program, 1978-1979
 10Trail Maintenance Volunteer, 1980
  Trail Crews Program, 1984-1989
 12-131984
 14-151985
 16-171986
 181987-1989
96 Trails Committee, 1922-1988 (Cont.)
 1Open Camp (Lean-to) Building Manuals, 1922 and 1925
 2Northville-Lake Placid Trail Guide, 1924
  New York State Trails Conference, 1935
 3Correspondence
 4Proceedings
 5Report on Ski Trails
 6-7Clean Trailsides (Ad-hoc Committee), 1966-1970
 8Chain Saw Debate, 1977
 9ADK-AMC-GMC Summitt Conferences, 1978-1982
 10-11Appalachian Trail Conference, 1975
 12Finger Lakes Trail Conference, 1982
 13Green Mountain Club, 1977
 14New York-New Jersey Trail Conference, 1977
 15New York State Trail Council, 1982
 16North Country Trail Report (draft), 1982
 17-18Potomac Appalachian Trail Club, 1975
 19-20New York State Conservation Dept. Recreation Circulars, c. 1920's
97 Outings Committee, 1926-1989
  Reports, 1926-1989
 11926-1949
 21950-1971
 31972-1977
 41982-1989
  Correspondence, 1952-1972
 51952-1956
 61963-1966
 71967-1969
 81970-1971
 91972
  Flyers, 1938-1977
 101938-1955
 111956-1959
 121960-1964
 131965-1969
 141970-1972
 151973-1977
 16-17Outings Policy Committee, 1976-1977
98 Outdoor Activities Committee, 1934-1982
  Reports, 1934-1978
 11934-1937
 21938-1943
 31948-1955
 41956-1960
 51961-1967
 61968-1978
  General Correspondence, 1954-1982
 71954-1959
 81960-1966
  General Correspondence, 1954-1982
 91969-1970
 101971-1973
 111974-1976
 121977-1978
 131979-1980
 141981-1982
 15-16Correspondence: ADK President, 1970-1972
 17-18Correspondence: Committee Chairman, 1975-1978
99 Outdoor Activities Committee, 1934-1982 (Cont.)
  New York State Conference on Skiing, 1936-1939
 11936-1937
 21938
 31939
 4Ski Trail Guides and Brochures, 1936-1943
 5Winter Mountaineering Guide, 1950
 6Winter Mountaineering Manual, 1957
  Winter Mountaineering (VEE-Badge) Awards, 1948-1950
 7Brochures, 1948-1952
 8-10Correspondence, 1948-1950
 11Guidelines and Procedures, 1949-1950
 12Evaluation Forms, 1949-1950
 13Winter Mountaineering Conference, 1950
  Cornell Outing Club Photo-Reports, 1949-1950
 14-15Mount Dix Expedition, 1949
 16-17Mount Redfield Expedition, 1949
 18-19Great Range and other Peaks, 1950
 20Algonquin and Iroquois Ascent, 1950
 21Letter and Photographs of Evelyn Comstock, 1952
 22Winter Mountaineering Awards, 1969-1975
 23Winter Mountaineering Manual, Revision, 1963-1970
 24Ski-Touring Guide, 1967-1969
 25Ski-Touring Film Production, 1972-1977
 26Report of the Joint N.Y. Legislative Committee on Winter Tourism, 1957
100 Rock Climbing School, 1965-1985
 11965-1970
 21977-1983
 31985
  Ridge Runner Program, 1973-1979
 4Articles, 1974-1975
  Correspondence, Memoranda, Reports, etc., 1973-1979
 5-61973-1974
 7-81975
 91976
 10-111977
 121978-1979
 13ADKF Grant Funding, 1974
 14-15Diary of Jae Lyn Burke, 1977
101 Winter Mountaineering School, 1961-1990
 1History and Brochures
  Correspondence, Memoranda, Reports, etc., 1961-1990
 2-31961-1962
 41962-1963
 51964-1965
 61966-1967
 71968-1969
 81969-1971
 91971-1972
 101972-1973
 11-121973-1974
 13-141974-1975
 151975-1976
 16-171976-1977
 181977-1978
102 Winter Mountaineering School, 1961-1990 (Cont.)
  Correspondence, Memoranda, Reports, etc., 1961-1990 
 11978-1979
 21980-1981
 31981-1982
 4-51982-1983
 6-71983-1984
 81984-1985
 91986-1990
 10-12Weekend School Applications, 1983-1985
 13Resource Packet, ca. 1983
103 Special Committees and Programs - Recreation
 1Mount Marcy Climbing Expedition, 1937
 2College Week, 1935
 3Ad-hoc Activities Guidelines Committee, 1979
 4-5Bicycle Committee, 1977-1978
 6-7High Peaks Advisory Committee, 1975-1977
 8-9Hikers Fees Committee, 1976
 10Miscellaneous
  Search and Rescue Committee, 1971-1977
 111971-1972
 12-141973
 15-161974
 171973-1977
104 Publications Committee, 1922-1989
 1History of ADK Publications
  Reports, 1922-1976
 21922-1945
 31946-1957
 41960-1976
  Correspondence: General, 1948-1972
 51948-1951
 61954-1956
 71967-1969
 81970
 9-101971
 111972
  Correspondence: Subject Files, 1967-1970
 12Author Royalties, 1967-1970
 13Accounting, 1970
 14Fundraising, 1970
 15Letters and notes of Russell M.L. Carson, 1928
 16Copyright Applications, 1934-1957
 17Inventories, 1967-1972
 18Order Forms, 1927-1972
105 Publications Committee, 1922-1989 (Cont.)
 1Reorganization, 1977-1979
  Correspondence, Memoranda, Reports, etc., 1977-1989
 21977-1978
 3-41979
 5-61980
 71981
 81982
 9-101983
 11-141984
106 Publications Committee, 1922-1989 (Cont.)
  Correspondence, Memoranda, Reports, etc., 1977-1989
 1-21984
 3-41985
 5-61986
 71987
 8-101988
 11-121989
107 Map and Guidebook Committee, 1922-1976
  Reports, 1922-1976
 11922-1933
 21934-1948
 31949-1959
 41960-1978
  Correspondence, 1954-1976
 51954-1956
 61964-1970
 7-81971
 91972
 101975-1976
  Trail Guide Material, 1931-1934
 11Outline, 1930-1934
 12-13Trail Data, 1931
 14-15Trail Route Descriptions, 1933
 16Publicity Flyers, etc., 1934
 17Correspondence: Orra Phelps and A.T. Shorey, 1936
 18Trails of the Schroon Lake Region (Shorey), 1935
 19Trails of the Piseco Lake Region (Shorey), 1935
 20Trail Maps, 1934-1940
 21Reviews of Revised Trail Book, 1957
108 Map Marking Service, 1968-1972
  Correspondence: 1968-1972
 11968-1969
 21970
 3-41971
 51972
  Bibliography Committee, 1948-1973
  Reports, 1948-1973
 61948-1954
 71955-1959
 81960-1973
  Correspondence, 1955-1973
 91955
 101956
 111957
 121958-1959
 131967-1969
 141970
 151971-1973
 16Adirondack Bibliography Supplements, 1960 and 1962
 17Miscellaneous
109 Adirondac Magazine Committee, 1954-1989
  Correspondence, 1956-1989
 11956-1958
 21959-1960
 31963-1966
 41967-1968
 51969
 61970
 7-81971
 9-111972
 121973
 131974
 141975
 151976
 161977
 171978
110 Adirondac Magazine Committee, 1954-1989 (Cont.)
  Correspondence, 1956-1989
 1-21979
 3-41980
 5-71981
 8-101982
 11-141983
111 Adirondac Magazine Committee, 1954-1989 (Cont.)
  Correspondence, 1956-1989
 1-31984
 4-61985
 7-81986
 91987
 10-111988
 12-141989
112 Adirondac Magazine Committee, 1954-1989 (Cont.)
  Correspondence-Subject Files, 1954-1983
 1Advertising, 1973-1980
 2-3Book Reviews, 1976-1982
 4Editing, 1984-1985
 5-6Editorial Policy Board, 1971-1983
 7Postage and Handling, 1957-1976
 8Recycled Paper, 1980
 9Subscriptions - Complimentary, 1955-1963
 10Subscriptions - Renewals, 1954-1972
 11-15Ad-hoc Committee Files, 1984
113 Public Information - Education Committee, 1923-1980
  Reports, 1923-1980
 11923-1940
 21940-1959
 31965-1975
 41976-1980
  Correspondence, 1954-1980
 51954-1956
 61964-1987
 71968-1970
 8-91971
 10-111972
 12-141973
 15-171974
114 Public Information-Education Committee, 1923-1980
  Correspondence, 1954-1980 (Cont.)
 1-31975
 4-71976
 8-101977
 111978
 12-13Budget and Finance, 1973-1979
 14Chapter Manuals, 1973
 15Chapter Public Information, 1973-1974
 16Visual Education (Ad-hoc Committee), 1954-1965
115 Public Information-Education Committee, 1923-1980
  Camp Outreach Program, 1976-1977
 1Minutes, 1976-1977
 2General Correspondence, 1976-1977
 3Camp Director Correspondence, 1977
 4-5Questionnaires, 1977
 6Resource Packet, 1977
 7Workshop, 1977
 8Economic Conference, 1976
 9-11Environmental Workshops, 1978-1979
 12Audio Visual Programs, 1975-1978
 13Broadcast Media Communications, 1975-1977
 14-15Directory Listings, etc., 1971-1977
116 Public Information-Education Committee, 1923-1980 (Cont.)
 1-2Published Manuscripts, 1976-1978
 3Unpublished Manuscripts, 1977-1978
  Brochure Writing and Editing Files, 1975-1978
 4Backpacking
 5Bears
 6Beginning Hiker
 7Hypothermia
 8Winter Mountaineering
 9Brochure Illustrations, 1976-1978
  Education Committee, 1980-1989
 10Charter, 1980-1984
 11Director's Reports, 1981-1982
  Proceedings, 1980-1987
 121980-1981
 131982-1983
 141984
 151985
 161986-1987
117 Education Committee, 1980-1987
  Correspondence, Memoranda, etc., 1980-1988
 11980
 2-31981
 41982
 5-61983
 7-81984
 9-101985
 11-121986
118 Education Committee, 1980-1988
  Correspondence, Memoranda, etc., 1980-1988 (Cont.)
 1-21987
 31988
 4Visual Projection (Slide) Programs, 1982-1984
 5-7Workshops, 1981-1984
 8-11ADK-DEC Education Program, 1981-1982
 12Wilderness Recreation Conference, 1983
 13Conservation Summit, 1984
 14Project Learning Tree, 1986-1987
119 Press Releases, 1955-1982
 11955-1959
 21964-1966
 31967-1972
 41973-1974
 51975-1978
 61979-1982
120 Natural History Committee, 1964-1988
 1Reports to the Board of Governors, 1967-1988
  Correspondence, 1964-1988
 21964-1966
 31967
 41968-1970
 51970-1971
 61972-1973
 71974
 81975
 91976-1977
 101978
 111979
 121980
 13-141981
121 Natural History Committee, 1964-1988 (Cont.)
  Correspondence, 1964-1988 (Cont.)
 11982
 21983
 31984
 41985-1986
 51987
 61988
 7Adirondack Geology for Hikers (Wyckoff), 1967
  ADK Fiftieth Anniversary Committee, 1971-1973
 8Reports to the Board of Governors, 1971-1973
  Correspondence, 1971-1973
 9-10General, 1971-1973
 11Writers, 1972
 12Randall Brune, 1972
 13Clinton Miller, 1972
 14Arthur Newkirk, 1972
 15Rudolph Strobel, 1972
 16Historical Notes and Chronological Outline, 1972
 17Drafts of Articles, 1972
122 ADK Fiftieth Anniversary Committee, 1971-1973 (Cont.)
 1Committee History Articles, 1972
 2-4Chapter Surveys, 1971-1972
  Forest Preserve Centennial Committee, 1984-1985
 5Special Reports and Press Releases, 1983-1984
 6Programs, 1985
 7-9Photograph Exhibit and Contest, 1985
 10Visual Projection (Slide) Show, 1985
 11WCPE Television Documentary, 1985
  Miscellaneous Topical Files
 12Adirondack Council, 1988
 13Adirondack Mountain Training Project, 1980
 14Anti-Litter Campaign, 1987
 15Camp Sanitation, 1979-1982
 16Chiltern Society, 1969-1970
 17Earth Day, 1980
 18Indian Affairs, 1974-1975
 19Litter Cleanup Program, 1956, 1970-1976
 20Mountain Libraries Report, 1973
 21Mountain Medicine Symposium, 1976
 22Music and Poetry, 1956
 23Raquette Lake House, History
 24Remsen & Lake Placid R.R., Report, 1975
 25Tahawus Sport Show Exhibit, 1949
 26Treasure Tours International, 1971
123 Chapter Reports, Newsletters, etc., 1922-1989
 1-4Adirondack Loj, 1932-1983
 5-9Albany, 1925-1959; 1970-1989
 10-15Algonquin, 1950-1980
 16Ausable Valley, 1948-1952
 17Black River, 1980-1984
124 Chapter Reports, Newsletters, etc., 1922-1989 (Cont.)
 1Bouquet River Lodge, 1949-1953
 2Cold River, 1970-1980
 3-4Finger Lakes, 1973-1980
  Genesee Valley, 1968-1980
 5-6Reports, 1966-1984
  The Geneseean
 71964
 81970
 91971
 101972
 111973-1974
 121975
  The Geneseean (Cont.)
 131976
 141977
 151978
 161979
 171980
125 Chapter Reports, Newsletters, etc., 1972-1989 (Cont.)
 1-2Glens Falls, 1929-1936
 3-4Hurricane Mountain, 1947-1983
 5Iroquois, 1972-1983
 6Johns Brook Lodge, 1935-1941
 7-8Keene Valley, 1942-1980
 9-10Knickerbocker, 1973-1983
 11Lake Placid, 1969-1975
 12Laurentein, 1977-1978
  Long Island, 1966-1980
 13-15Reports, 1966-1980
  Long Island Mountaineer
 161970-1972
 171973-1976
 181977-1978
 191979-1980
126 Chapter Reports, Newsletters, etc., 1972-1989 (Cont.)
 1-3Mid-Hudson, 1947-1976
 4Mohican, 1984-1988
 5Montreal (Proposed) 1973-1976; 1985-1980
  New York, 1972-1980
 6History, 1972
 7-8Correspondence and Reports, 1926-1934
 9Reports, 1935-1952
 10-12Reports, 1967-1980
 13Handbooks, 1964 and 1974
 14Membership Rosters, 1935-1942
 15Membership Rosters, 1966, 1969, and 1971
127 Chapter Reports, Newsletters, etc., 1972-1989 (Cont.)
  New York Chapter, 1922-1980 (Cont.)
  Trail Marker
 1Vol. 33, 1956
 2Vols. 34-41, 1957-1964 (scattered issues)
 3Vol. 46, 1969
 4Vol. 47, 1970
 5Vol. 48, 1971
 6Vol. 50, 1973
 7Vol. 51, 1974
 8Vol. 52, 1975
 9-10Vol. 53, 1976
 11-12Vol. 54, 1977
 13Vol. 55, 1978
 14Vol. 56, 1979
 15Vol. 57, 1980
128 Chapter Reports, Newsletters, etc., 1922-1989 (Cont.)
  Niagara Frontier, 1971-1987
 1Organizational, 1971-1972
 2-4Handbook and Membership Rosters, 1973-1988
  Niagara Newsletter, 1973-1978
 5-61973
 71975
 8-91976
 101977
 111978
  Niagara ADK Newsletter, 1979-1982
 12-13Vol. 1, 1979
 14-15Vol. 2, 1980
 16-17Vol. 3, 1981
 18-19Vol. 4, 1982
129 Chapter Reports, Newsletters, etc., 1922-1989 (Cont.)
 1-2North Jersey, 1970-1980
 3North Woods, 1975
 4Oneida, 1975-1978
  Onondaga, 1951-1980
 5History and Organization, 1951-1976
 6Membership Roster, 1973
 7Annual Meeting Programs, 1976
 8-12Newsletters, 1973-1979
 13Outing Schedules, 1973-1980
 14Oswego, 1949
 15Penns Woods, 1982
 16-17Rampo, 1971-1980
 18Rochester, 1926-1928
 19Saint Lawrence Valley, 1972
130 Chapter Reports, Newsletters, etc., 1922-1989 (Cont.)
  Schenectady, 1958-1980
 1-2Reports, 1958-1988
 3-8The Lookout, 1972-1980
 9-11Seneca, 1972-1983
 12Shatagee Woods, 1972-1979
  Susquehanna, 1980-1986
 13Reports, etc., 1980-1986
 14-15Footloose, 1977-1980
  ADK Chapter Annual Reports
 171971
 181972
 191974
 201975
 211976
131 High Spots, Volumes I-XIV, 1922-1937
 1Volume I, 1922-1923
 2Volumes II and III, 1923-1925
 3Volumes IV-VI, 1926-1929
 4Volumes VII-VIII, 1930-1931
 5Volumes IX, 1932
 6Volume X, 1933
 7Volume XI, 1934
 8Volume XII, 1935
 9Volume XIII, 1936
 10Volume XIV, 1937
  High Spots Yearbooks
 111942
  ADK Bulletin, Volumes I-VIII, 1936-1944
 12Volume I, 1936-1937
 13Volume II, 1938
 14Volume III, 1939
 15Volume IV, 1940
 16Volume V, 1941
 17Volume VI, 1942
 18Volume VII, 1943
 19Volume VIII, 1944
132 Adirondac
 1Volume 9, 1945
 2Volume 10, 1946
 3Volume 11, 1947
 4Volume 12, 1948
 5Volume 13, 1949
 6Volume 14, 1950
 7Volume 15, 1951
 8Volume 16, 1952
 9Volume 17, 1953
 10Volume 18, 1954
 11Volume 19, 1955
 12Volume 20, 1956
 13Volume 21, 1957
 14Volume 22, 1958
 15Volume 23, 1959
 16Volume 24, 1960
 17Volume 25, 1961
133 Adirondac
 1Volume 26, 1962
 2Volume 27, 1963
 3Volume 28, 1964
 4Volume 29, 1965
 5Volume 30, 1966
 6Volume 31, 1967
 7Volume 32, 1968
 8Volume 33, 1969
 9Volume 34, 1970
 10Volume 35, 1971
 11Volume 36, 1972
 12Volume 37, 1973
 13Volume 38, 1974
 14Volume 39, 1975
 15Volume 40, 1976
 16Volume 41, 1977
 17Volume 42, 1978
134 Adirondac
 1Volume 43, 1979
 2Volume 44, 1980
 3Volume 45, 1981
 4Volume 46, nos. 1-5 1982
 5Volume 46, nos. 6-10, 1982
 6Volume 47, nos. 1-5, 1983
 7Volume 47, nos. 6-10, 1983
 8Volume 48, nos. 1-5, 1984
 9Volume 48, nos. 6-10, 1984
135 Adirondac
 1Volume 49, (1-5), 1985
 2Volume 49, (6-10), 1985
 3Volume 50, (1-5), 1986
 4Volume 50, (6-10), 1986
 5Volume 51, (1-5), 1987
 6Volume 51, (6-10), 1987
 7Volume 52, (1-5), 1988
 8Volume 52, (6-10), 1988
 9Volume 53, (1-5), 1989
 10Volume 53, (6-10), 1989
136 Adirondac
 1Volume 54, (1-4), 1990
 2Volume 54, (5-8), 1990
 3Volume 55, (1-3), 1991
 4Volume 55, (4-6), 1991
137 Cloud Splitter
 1Volume 1, 1938
 2Volume 2, (1-4), 1939
 3Volume 2, (5-8), 1939
 4Volume 3, (1-4), 1940
 5Volume 3, (5-8), 1940
 6Volume 4, (1-5), 1941
 7Volume 4, (6-9), 1941
 8Volume 5, (1-4), 1942
 9Volume 5, (5-9), 1942
138 Cloud Splitter
 1Volume 6, (1-5), 1943
 2Volume 6, (6-9), 1943
 3Volume 7, (1-3), 1944
 4Volume 7, (4-6), 1944
 5Volume 8, (1-3), 1945
 6Volume 8, (4-6), 1945
 7Volume 9, (1-3), 1946
 8Volume 9, (4-6), 1946
 9Volume 10, (1-3), 1947
 10Volume 10, (4-6), 1947
 11Volume 11, (1-3), 1948
 12Volume 11, (4-6), 1948
139 Cloud Splitter
 1Volume 12, (1-3), 1949
 2Volume 12, (4-6), 1949
 3Volume 13, (1-3), 1950
 4Volume 13, (4-6), 1950
 5Volume 14, (1-3), 1951
 6Volume 14, (4-6), 1951
 7Volume 15, (1-3), 1952
 8Volume 15, (4-6), 1952
 9Volume 16, (1-3), 1953
 10Volume 16, (4-6), 1953
 11Volume 17, (1-3), 1954
 12Volume 17, (4-6), 1954
140 Cloud Splitter
 1Volume 18, (1-3), 1955
 2Volume 18, (4-6), 1955
 3Volume 19, (1-3), 1956
 4Volume 19, (4-6), 1956
 5Volume 20, (1-3), 1957
 6Volume 20, (4-6), 1957
 7Volume 21, (1-3), 1958
 8Volume 21, (4-6), 1958
 9Volume 22, (1-3), 1959
 10Volume 22, (4-6), 1959
 11Volume 23, (1-3), 1960
 12Volume 23, (4-6), 1960
141 Cloud Splitter
 1Volume 24, (1-6), 1961
 2Volume 25, (1-6), 1962
 3Volume 26, (1-6), 1963
 4Volume 27, (1-6), 1964
 5Volume 28, (1-6), 1965
 6Volume 29, (1-6), 1966
 7Volume 30, (1-6), 1967
 8Volume 31, (1-6), 1968
142 Cloud Splitter
 1Volume 32, (1-4), 1969
 2Volume 33, (1-4), 1970
 3Volume 34, (1-5), 1971
 4Volume 35, (1-5), 1972
 5Volume 36, (1-3), 1973
 6Volume 36, (4-6), 1973
 7Volume 37, (1-4), 1974
 8Volume 38, (1-4), 1975
 9Volume 39, (1-4), 1976
143 Cloud Splitter
 1Volume 40, (1-4), 1977
 2Volume 41, (1-2), 1978*
 3Volume 42, (1-4), 1979
 4Volume 43, (1, 3, 4), 1980
 5Volume 44, (1, 3, 4), 1981
 6Volume 45, (1-2), 1982
 7Volume 45, (3-4), 1982
 8Volume 46, (1-2), 1983
 9Volume 46, (3-4), 1983
 10Volume 47, (1-2), 1984
 11Volume 47, (3-4), 1984
144 Cloud Splitter
 1Volume 48, (1-2), 1985
 2Volume 48, (3-4), 1985
 3Volume 49, (3), 1986
 4Volume 50, (1-2), 1987
 5Volume 50, (3-4), 1987
 6Volume 51, (1-3), 1988
145 Newsclippings Files
 1-3ADK Activities and Events, 1922-1982
 4Conservation/Environmental Issues, 1960's.
 5Forest Preserve National Park Proposal, 1967
 6Gooley Dam, 1966-1970
 7-8APA Land Master Plan Formation, 1970-1973
 9APA Policy Enactment and Reaction, 1975-1980
 10APA Policies, 1980's
 11Adirondack Conservancy, 1975-1977
 12Winter Olympics Environmental Impact, 1977-1978
 13Adirondack Forest Preserve Centennial, 1985
 14Artists and Writers Profiles
 15History
 16-17Hiking and Climbing
 18Natural History
 19Search and Rescue
 20Ski Touring
 21Winter Mountaineering
 22-24Miscellaneous
146 Adirondack Loj Chapter Records, 1959-1968
  Minutes, 1959-1962
 11959-1960
 21961-1962
  Monthly Reports, 1959-1967
 31959-1960
 41961-1962
 51962-1963
 61963-1964
 71964-1966
 81966-1968
  General Correspondence
 91959
 101960
 111962
 121963
 131964 (January-August)
 141964 (September) - 1965
147 Adirondack Loj Chapter Records, 1959-1968 (Cont.)
  General Correspondence, 1954-1967 (Cont.)
 11966 (January-August)
 21966 (September)-1967
  Chapter Secretary Correspondence, 1959-1968
 31959-1960
 41961-1962
 51962-1965
 61964-1967
 71967-1968
 8Executive Secretary Correspondence, 1961-1962
  Membership Correspondence
 91959
 101960
 111961-1962
 121964-1967
 13Contributions, 1961-1962
148 Glens Falls Chapter Records, 1950-1980
  Proceedings, 1950-1980
 11900-1950
 21950-1964
 31965-1967
 41968-1969
 51970
 61971
 71974-1976
 81977-1978
 91979-1980
149 Albany Chapter Records, 1922-1995
 1Annual Meeting Minutes and Reports, 1922-1929
  Annual Reports
 21930-1939
 31940-1952
 41952-1955
 51955-1959
 6Annual Meeting Minutes, 1944-1948
  Minute Books, 1939-1950
 7-9Book I: 3/7/1939-11/2/1975
 10Book II: 2/2/1952-3/10/1953
 11-13Book III: 10/1/1954-4/7/1957
  Minute Books, 1939-1950 (Cont.)
 14Book IV: 4/9/1957-12/5/1958
 15Book V: 12/9/1958-6/9/1959
150 Albany Chapter Records, 1922-1975 (Cont.)
Minutes and Reports, 1959-1995
 19/1959-6/1960
 210/1960-6/1961
 310/1961-6/1962
 410/1962-6/1963
 510/1963-6/1965
 610/1965-6/1966
 710/1966-6/1967
 810/1967-6/1968
 910/1968-6/1969
 1010/1969-6/1970
 1110/1970-6/1971
 1210/1971-6/1972
 139/1972-12/1972
 141/1973-6/1973
151 Albany Chapter Records, 1922-1975 (Cont.)
Minutes and Reports, 1959-1995 (Cont.)
 1-210/1973-6/1974
 310/1974-6/1975
 410/1975-6/1976
 510/1976-6/1977
 610/1977-6/1978
 710/1978-6/1979
 810/1979-6/1980
 9-1010/1980-6/1981
 11-1210/1981-6/1982
 1310/1982-6/1983
 149/1983-6/1984
 159/1984-6/1985
 1610/1985-6/1986
152 Albany Chapter Records, 1922-1995 (Cont.)
Minutes and Reports, 1954-1995 (Cont.)
 19/1986-6/1987
 29/1987-6/1988
 39/1988-6/1989
 49/1989-6/1990
 59/1990-6/1991
 69/1991-6/1992
 79/1992-6/1993
 89/1993-6/1994
 99/1994-6/1995
 10-12Correspondence and Memorandum, 1986-1987
153 ADK Publications
Guide to Adirondack Trails. High Peaks and Northville-Placid
Trail. 7th ed. 1962. 8th ed. 1973. 9th ed. 1977. 10th ed. 1980.
Guide to Trails of the West Central Adirondacks. Robert J.
Redington. 1980.
154 ADK Publications
Guide to Adirondack Trails. (Forest Preserve Series)
1st. 1985. 2nd 1992-1994.
V. I. High Peaks Region. Tony Goodwin. 1985, 1992.
V. II. Northern Region. Peter O'Shea. 1986, 1993.
V. III. Central Region. Bruce C. Wadsworth. 1986, 1994.
V. IV. Northville-Placid Trail. Bruce C. Wadsworth. 1986, 1994.
V. V. West Central Region. Arthur W. Haberl. 1994.
V. VI. Eastern Region. Carl Heilman II. 1987, 1994.
V. VII. Southern Region. Linda Laing. 1994.
V. VIII. Catskill Region. Bruce Wadsworth. 1994.
155 ADK Publications
Walks and Waterways. Barbara McMartin Patterson. 1974.
Old Roads and Open Peaks. Barbara McMartin. 1977.
Guide to Northville-Placid Trail. 1980.
Guide to Eastern Adirondacks. Barbara McMartin. 1981.
An Adirondack Sampler. Day Hiker for All Seasons.
Bruce Wadsworth. 1979. (3rd ed. 1992).
An Adirondack Sampler II. Backpacking Trips.
Bruce Wadsworth. 1981.
Geology of the Adirondack High Peaks Region. A Hikers
Guide. Howard and Elizabeth Jaffe. 1986.
Winter Hiking and Camping. John A. Danielson.
1st ed. 1972. 2nd ed. 1977. 3rd ed. 1982.
Northern Adirondack Ski Tours. Tony Goodwin. 1981.
Classic Adirondack Ski Tours. Tony Goodwin. 1994.
The Adirondack Landscape. A Hiker's Guide.
Jerome Wyckoff. 1967.
A Climber's Guide to the Adirondacks. Rock and Slide Climbs. 
Trudy Healy. 2nd ed. 1971.
Trees of the Adirondack High Peaks Region. A Hiker's Guide. 
E.H. Ketchledge. 1967.
156 ADK Publications
Adirondack Canoe Waters. North Flow. Paul F. Jamieson. 1st ed. 1977. 2nd ed. 1981. 3rd. ed. 1987.
Adirondack Canoe Waters. South and West Flow.
Alec C. Proskine. 1st. ed. 1985. 2nd ed. 1989.
Adirondack Mountain Club Canoe Guide to Western and Central New York State. Mark Freeman. 1994.
Birdlife of the Adirondack Park. Bruce McP. Boehler. 1976.
Adirondack Bibliography. A List of Books, Pamphlets, and Printed Articles through the Year 1955. ADK Bibliography Committee. 1st ed. 1958.
157 Adirondack Pilgrimage. Paul F. Jamieson. 1986.
Adirondack Reader. Paul F. Jamieson. 1982.
Peaks and People of the Adirondacks. Russell M.L. Carson. 1927. 1973 reprint.
Tales from the Shawngunk Mountains. Marc B. Fried. 1981.
Our Wilderness: How the people of New York Found, Change
and Preserved the Adirondacks. Michael Steinberg. 1992.
The Forest Preserve of New York State: A Handbook for Conservationists. David L. Newhouse. 1985.
158 ADK Publications (Cont.)
Adirondack Mountain Club Calendar (Cont.)
1983
1984
1985
1987
1988
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995