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Letters supporting Appalachian National Park movement

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  • Apr, 8th, 1901. Hr* ?« A. Hull, U«R'teuryl Co; in. By dear Sir: - Yonr favor of the 5th in St. if received. In reply 1 would sa/ that in regard to the paobable location of such a Park as Congrtai may establish in the Southern Appalachian mountains, I MB in no position to- give you any pointers as to a definite location. Our Association pointed out that such a Park could 8*11 he established in one of three points*, the Highland section in Macon County, The Great dmokies along the Termeess--.-- -mi Noath Carolina line and Thi flacks. In the prt« liminary investigation made a year ugo ill three of thase Git; . ■-, re thoroughly investigated, hut no intimaoion has been given as to uhioh. site v/ould offer the best possibilities. Personally, I believe that the chances rest aboiit equally between th I algal and section mid the Smikies and it is quite possible that th": boundaries might include both these areas, If I had in ay possession the tract which you. control to-d day, I certainly would hesitate about disposing of it until after the Government had settled the location of this P-^rk, as the -'a a nmena is certainly in better position to j ; ;"""■ S price than is any lumber Corapar ny or land speculator. You must rarember that the reason you have had several tentative offers for it lately has be~n due to the fact that the
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