Acadia/Farrand

Agency and/or Creator

Bureau/Division/Agency

Archives; Secretary of State

Document Type

MovingImage

Exact Creation Date

12-13-2019

Broad Creation Date

1919; 1930

Streaming Media

Description

In 1919, 57,000 acres on Mount Desert Island become the first national monument property in the eastern United States. In 1930, John D. Rockefeller Jr. and landscape architect Beatrix Jones Farrand, designed and oversaw the construction of a 50-mile network of carriage trails and granite bridges that we now know today as Acadia National Park.

Language

English

Other Location

Mount Desert Island

Keywords

Maine; National Parks

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