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Leopold Shack
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View of Aldo Leopold's shack in the fall. Several Leopold benches are placed around a fire pit in the yard in front of the shack. The is a hand pump near the cabin. People are walking on a path beyond a fence and trees on the left.
1984
Turner, L. Roger
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Aldo Leopold
1940
Caption on negative sleeve: "Aldo Leopold and son Luna (standing); Mrs. Leopold and two daughters Nina and Estella (kneeling). 'Shack' in background." The women are petting a dog.
Portions of sections 33 and 34, Town 13 N, Range 7 E
78000082
Located in Town of Lewiston, Town of Fairfield, Columbia County, Sauk County
Crowd Gathered on Bascom Hill
April 4, 1968
Elevated view of a large crowd gathered at the top of Bascom Hill in reaction to the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The Wisconsin State Capitol is in the distance.
Aldo Leopold Inspecting White Pine
1946
Aldo Leopold inspecting white pine, on Wisconsin River farm, a weekend retreat for the Professor of Wildlife Management at UW-Madison.
Speech by Frederick Leopold, March 9, 1974
March 9, 1974
Speech by Frederick Leopold, concerning the evolution of Aldo Leopold's philosophy and the development of land ethics. Frederick Leopold was Aldo's younger brother, a conservationist, and businessm...
Interview with Nina Bradley, August 10, 1973
August 10, 1973
Nina Bradley was the daughter of Aldo Leopold. Interview recorded at the Leopold home in Madison, Wisconsin. This recording comes from the Aldo Leopold Oral History Recording Project / interviews b...
