| Author | Type of Material | Date of Publication | Title of Article | Title of Publication | Month | Vol. | Issue | Pgs. | City of Publication | Publisher |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Western Carolina University | Book | 1998 | County development information, 33 counties of western North Carolina population, income, employment, education, construction, agriculture and forestry | Cullowhee, NC | Economic Development Administration University Center, Western Carolina University | |||||
| Colton, Henry E. | Book (Available online) | 1871 | "Western North Carolina." | Appleton's Journal: a magazine of general literature, volume 5, issue 112, pages 587-88 | New York, NY | D. Appleton and Co. | ||||
| Dowdell, S. A.; Plotkin, H. S. | Book | 1975 | A pilot operation to determine the feasibility of operating a short log system in western North Carolina hardwoods | Raleigh, NC | Office of Forest Resources | |||||
| Weaver, George T. | Book | 1972 | Dry matter and nutrient dynamics in red spruce-fraser fir and yellow birch ecosystems in the Balsam Mountains, Western North Carolina | Knoxville, TN | ||||||
| Book | 1965 | Forest facts for western North Carolina, 1965 | Asheville, NC | Foresty Commission, Asheville Agricultural Development Council | ||||||
| Yates, Bowling C. | Book | 1964 | Culture study of the Pink Beds, "Cradle of Forestry in America" | |||||||
| Book | 1960 | Forest facts for western North Carolina | Asheville, NC | Foresty Commission, Asheville Agricultural Development Council | ||||||
| Cathey, Tyson Andrew | Book (Thesis) | 1948 | A geographic study of the forest industries in Southwestern North Carolina (Masters Thesis) | Chapel Hill, NC | University of North Carolina | |||||
| Haithcox, Marion Anita | Book (Thesis) | 1991 | Public relations plan to neutralize negative opinions of forestry in western North Carolina (Masters Thesis) | Chapel Hill, NC | University of North Carolina | |||||
| Balch, R.E. | Book (Thesis) | 1981, 1928 | The influence of the southern pine beetle on forest composition in western North Carolina (Masters Thesis) | Syracuse, NY | New York State College of Forestry | |||||
| Cordell, Charles E.; Sites, W. H.,; Manchester, Edwin H. | Book | 1973 | Air pollution damage to seed orchard white pine in Western North Carolina | Asheville, NC | U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southeastern Area, State and Private Forestry, Division of Forest Pest Management | |||||
| Affeltranger, Charles E.; Gentry, Thomas R. | Book | 1973 | Red brown butt rot and annosus root rot in a recreation area on the Pisgah National Forest in western North Carolina | Asheville, NC | U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southeastern Area, State and Private Forestry, Division of Forest Pest Management | |||||
| Alice Lloyd College, Appalachian State University, Emory and Henry College, Lees Junior College | Book | 1977 | Appalachian Oral History Project Union Catalog | |||||||
| Sherrill, Michael | Book | 2003 | "1979-1999: Two decades of progress in Western North Carolina soil surveys" | Papers commemorating a century of soil science | Raleigh, NC | |||||
| Jones, Michael David | Book | 2000 | Effects of disturbance history on forest soil characteristics in the Southern Appalachian mountains | Blacksburg, VA | University Libraries, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University | |||||
| Holmes, J.S. | Book | 1911 | Forest conditions in western North Carolina | Raleigh, NC | Edwards & Broughton Printing Company | |||||
| Clark, Alexander. ; Phillips, Douglas R. ; Schroeder, James G. | Book | 1980 | Predicted weights and volumes of northern red oak trees in western North Carolina | Asheville, NC | Southeastern Forest Experiment Station | |||||
| Hamilton, R. A.; Hughes, Elizabeth M.; Megalos, M. A. | Book | 2002 | Forest health- community wealth: a landowner's guide for enhancing forests in Western North Carolina | Raleigh, NC | N.C. Cooperative Extension Service | |||||
| Ciesla, William M. | Book (Thesis) | 1963 | Observations on the biology and ecology of the elm spanworm, Ennomos subsignarius (Hubner) (lepidoptera: Geometridae) in western North Carolina (Masters Thesis) | Syracuse, NY | State University College of Forestry at Syracuse | |||||
| Ayers, R.A. | Photo album | 1902-1905? | R.A. Ayers photo album | |||||||
| United States | Serial Publication: Annual volume | 1900s-1970s | Status of the balsam woolly aphid in North Carolina and Tennessee | Asheville, NC | U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. Forest Service. Division of State and Private Forestry, Zone 1 Forest Insect and Disease Control Office | |||||
| Holmes, J.S. | Book | 1911 | Forest conditions in western North Carolina | Raleigh, NC | USFS, USDA | |||||
| Ashe, William W. | Book | 1897 | The possibilities of a maple sugar industry in western North Carolina | Winston : M. I. and J. C. Stewart, public printers and binders | ||||||
| Daniels, Walter Lee | Microform (Thesis) | 1985 | Virgin hardwood forest soils of western North Carolina | Blacksburg, VA | Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University | |||||
| Western North Carolina Alliance Old Growth Committee | Book | 1995 | Nantahala-Pisgah National forests old growth survey : citizen involvement in old growth protection | Asheville, NC | The Alliance | |||||
| Community Research Center Staff of the Southern Appalachian Center, Mars Hill College | Book | 1979 | A socioeconomic overview of Western North Carolina for the Nantahala-Pisgah Forests | Mars Hill, NC | Southern Appalachian Center | |||||
| Reed, Franklin W. | Book | 1905 | Report on an examination of a forest tract in western North Carolina | Washington, DC | Government Printing Office | |||||
| Ayres, Horace B; Ashe, William W. | Book | 1905 | The Southern Appalachian Forests | Washington, DC | Government Printing Office | |||||
| Duerr, William A | Book | 1949 | The Economic Problems of Forestry in the Appalachian Region | Cambridge, MA | Harvard University Press | |||||
| Munn, Robert | Book | 1961 | The Southern Appalachians : a bibliography and guide to studies | Morgantown, WV | West Virginia University Library | |||||
| Ross, Charlotte T. (editor) | Book | 1976 | Bibliography of Southern Appalachia | Boone, NC | Appalachian Consortium | |||||
| Shapiro, Henry D. | Book | 1978 | Appalachia on our mind : the Southern mountains and mountaineers in the American consciousness, 1870-1920 | Chapel Hill, NC | University of North Carolina Press | |||||
| Zeigler, Wilbur Gleason; Grosscup, Ben S. | Book | 1883 | The heart of the Alleghanies; or, western North Carolina; comprising its topography, history, resources, people, narratives, incidents, and pictures of travel, adventures in hunting and fishing and legends of its wildernesses | Raleigh, NC | A. Williams & Co.; Cleveland, O., W.W. Williams | |||||
| Hewlett, John D. | Book (Research Paper) | 1968 | Blending forest uses | Asheville, NC | U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southeastern Forest Experiment Station | |||||
|
Buxton, Barry M.; Crutchfield, Malinda L. |
Book | 1985 | The Great Forest : an Appalachian story | Boone, NC | Appalachian Consortium Press | |||||
| Price, Overton W. | Book | 1900 | Practical forestry in the southern Appalachians | Washington, DC | Government Printing Office | |||||
| Laxton, Josephine. | Article | 1931 | "Pioneers in Forestry: The Biltmore Forest School." |
American Forests (AFA), July 1931.
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| Lewis, Charles D. | Article | 1931 | "Government forests and the mountain problem. | Mountain Life and Work | Jan. | 6 | 4 |
2-9 | Article includes several paragraphs on the problem of farming in the mountains. | |
| McClure, James G.K., Jr. | Article | 1931 | "Ten years of the Farmers Federation." | Mountain Life and Work | April | 7 | 1 | 23-25 | ||
| Ross, Anna | 1922 | "Minor products of the mountains. | American Forestry | July | 28 | 436-437 | Galax leaves; cherry birch used in distilling birch oil which is a substitute for wintergreen; tan bark from the hemlock and chestnut oak; medicinal plants. | |||
| Yoakley, Ina C. | 1932 | "Wild plat industry of theSouthern Appalachians." | Economic Geography | July | 8 | 311-317 | "Western North Carolina, both mountain and piedmont, southwestern Virginia, eastern Kentucky, and eastern Tennessee furnish seventy-five per cent of the crude botanical drugs which the continent of North America supplies to the drug markets of the world." Location and extent: origin of the summer derug industry; collecting and marketing; collecting centers; winter products; magnitude of the industry; present and future of the industry. The author, associate in geography at the State Teachers College, Johnson City, Tennessee, received her M.A. degree from Columbia University and did graduate work at Clark University during 1928-29. | |||
Schenck, Carl A. Address
by Dr. C. A. Schenck. American Forest Congress (AFA Proceedings),
1905.
{at UNC Davis Library}
Frost, S. L. The “Plymouth Rock of Forestry.” American Forests (AFA), July 1950.
Darmstadt
Germany. The Biltmore Immortals (Volumes I and II). Printed by L.
C. Wittich, 1953 and 1957.
{at
Pack Library and the NCSU Special Collection}
Jolley, Harley E. Biltmore Forest Fair, 1908. Forest History (FHS), April 1970.
Van Noppen, Ina and John. Western North Carolina Since the Civil War. Appalachian Consortium Press, 1973.
Schenck, Carl A. The Birth
of Forestry in America: Biltmore Forest
School 1898-1913. Forest
History Society, 1974.
{edited by Ovid Butler}
Clark, Thomas D. The Greening of the South. The University Press of Kentucky, 1984.
Buxton, Barry M. and Gray, Sam. The Great Forest: An Appalachian
Story. Appalachian Consortium Press, 1985.
Tainter, F. H. and Cool, B. M. This Was Forestry in America: The
Biltmore Forest School 1898-1913. Department of Forestry at Clemson University, 1994 (?).
{numerous photos of logging by Schenck’s students)
Jolley, Harley E. "The Cradle of Forestry." Forest History Today (FHS), 1998.
Lassoie, James. "Roots of American Forestry Education." Forest History Today (FHS), 1998.
Earley, Lawrence S. Forestry for the New Millennium. Wildlife in North Carolina, November 1998.
Miller, Char and Staebler, Rebecca. "The Greatest Good." Forest History Today (FHS), Spring 2000.
Chapman, Tamara. "Pioneers in American Forestry." Appalachian Life Magazine, June 2000.
The Editors. “Cradle” Remembered at Schenck’s Home. The
Forest
Timeline, Forest History Society, Spring 2001.
Schenck, C.A. "Forestry Conditions in the United
States." Lectures on Forest Policy.
{available on Duke University Library website: http://www.lib.duke.edu/forest/Biltmore_Project/SchencksForestPolicy.pdf}
Note:
The D. H. Hill Library at NCSU has an extensive collection of
materials from Mr. Schenck and the Biltmore School of Forestry.
{Pack
Memorial Library (Asheville, NC) has numerous photos and books
concerning the Biltmore School.}