Sieur de Monts National Monument: Addresses Upon its Opening, August 22, 1916; Volume 1 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781149940723)

Commemorating the dedication of Sieur de Monts National Monument (later Acadia National Park) in 1916, this volume collects the addresses delivered at the opening ceremony. It offers a glimpse into the early conservation movement and the establishment of one of America's most beloved national parks. These speeches capture the spirit of the time, reflecting the vision and dedication of individuals who sought to preserve the natural beauty of Mount Desert Island for future generations.

This historical document provides valuable insights into the origins of Acadia National Park and the principles that guided its creation. An essential read for historians, conservationists, and anyone interested in the history of America's national park system. Volume 1 presents the primary source material from the dedication itself.

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