Renaming the Unnamed: Memorial Groves in California State Parks

IF 0.2 3区历史学 Q2 HISTORY

PUBLIC HISTORIAN Pub Date : 2023-08-01 DOI:10.1525/tph.2023.45.3.36

Rena M. Heinrich

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Abstract

abstract:American eugenicist Madison Grant (1865–1937) received two memorials from the State of California in 1931 and 1948 (posthumously) for his efforts, presumably, in the conservation of the California Redwoods as a co-founder of Save the Redwoods League (established in 1918). This article will chronicle the efforts and campaign of historians David G. McIntosh (SENMC), Rena M. Heinrich (USC), and Paul Spickard (UCSB), who petitioned the California State Park system to reconsider these memorials, specifically the Madison Grant Forest and Elk Refuge in Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park in Humboldt County. Efforts are ongoing to reimagine the memorial at Founders Grove in Humboldt Redwoods State Park, which commemorates the founders of Save the Redwoods League.

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重新命名未命名:加州州立公园的纪念格罗夫斯

美国优生学家麦迪逊·格兰特(1865-1937)于1931年和1948年(死后)获得了加利福尼亚州颁发的两份纪念物，以表彰他作为拯救红杉联盟(1918年成立)的联合创始人在保护加州红杉方面所做的努力。本文将记录历史学家David G. McIntosh (SENMC)， Rena M. Heinrich (USC)和Paul Spickard (UCSB)的努力和运动，他们请求加州州立公园系统重新考虑这些纪念碑，特别是洪堡县草原溪红木州立公园的麦迪逊格兰特森林和麋鹿保护区。人们正在努力重新构想位于洪堡红杉州立公园创始人格罗夫的纪念碑，以纪念拯救红杉联盟的创始人。

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