Box 1

Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection contains many articles about and by Ding Darling, prints and original drawings, correspondence from and about him, photographs, and biographical information. Topics covered include political cartoons, environmental conservation, his duck stamp, and his suspension from Beloit College. Correspondents include Mark Sullivan, Beloit College presidents Melvin Brannon and Irving Maurer, other college administrators like James Gage, Louis E. Holden, Bradley Tyrrell, among...

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Typewritten copy of article "A Beloit Alumnus Meets Stalin," written for Alma Mater, (then the name of the Beloit alumni magazine) in 1960; copy of the magazine; copy of "Speaking of Flood Control," written for Public Service magazine in April 1945.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection contains many articles about and by Ding Darling, prints and original drawings, correspondence from and about him, photographs, and biographical information. Topics covered include political cartoons, environmental conservation, his duck stamp, and his suspension from Beloit College. Correspondents include Mark Sullivan, Beloit College presidents Melvin Brannon and Irving Maurer, other college administrators like James Gage, Louis E. Holden, Bradley Tyrrell, among...

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Material concerning the design of the first Duck Stamp, designed by Darling in 1934.

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Articles regarding environmental issues that concerned Darling, or articles written by him.

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Various letters about Mr. Darling, including letters of donation from Mrs. James Parker (later Mrs. L. Metcalf Walling) concerning letters and cartoons donated to the College. Mrs. Parker was the mother of Francis Jameson Parker, 1972. The letters were written by Mark Sullivan, Mrs. Parker's father.

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Letters written by and to Mr. Darling by various correspondents including President Maurer, Louis Holden (Beloit College V.P.), Mark Sullivan (see above for connection to Beloit College), Bradley Tyrrell (also a V.P. of Beloit College and a fraternity brother of Darling's), and James Gage (alumni secretary). Some letters are autographed, many personally signed. From 1924 to 1961.

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Pictures of Mr. Darling as a mature man, and of the Darling National Wildlife Refuge in Florida.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection contains many articles about and by Ding Darling, prints and original drawings, correspondence from and about him, photographs, and biographical information. Topics covered include political cartoons, environmental conservation, his duck stamp, and his suspension from Beloit College. Correspondents include Mark Sullivan, Beloit College presidents Melvin Brannon and Irving Maurer, other college administrators like James Gage, Louis E. Holden, Bradley Tyrrell, among...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection contains many articles about and by Ding Darling, prints and original drawings, correspondence from and about him, photographs, and biographical information. Topics covered include political cartoons, environmental conservation, his duck stamp, and his suspension from Beloit College. Correspondents include Mark Sullivan, Beloit College presidents Melvin Brannon and Irving Maurer, other college administrators like James Gage, Louis E. Holden, Bradley Tyrrell, among...