Conservative Conservationist: Russell E. Train and the Emergence of American Environmentalism

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Captain Charles Russell Train (far left), naval attaché to President Herbert Hoover (first row, third from right); to Hoover’s right is Charles Lindbergh (Library of Congress). Nine-year-old Russell hiking in the Adirondacks, 1929 (Library of Congress). At Fort Sill, Oklahoma, 1943 (Library of Congress). Daniel A. Reed, Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, 1954 (Library of Congress). Aileen and Russell Train on 1956 Kenyan safari (Library of Congress). Fairfield Osborn (Library of Congress). Train meets Alice Roosevelt Longworth (left) and Lady Bird Johnson in the White House (Library of Congress). Russell Train and Secretary Walter Hickel, 1969 (Library of Congress). Grace Creek Farm, 1970 (Library of Congress). Nixon signs CEQ’s second annual report in the Oval Office, 1971. Left to right: Train, Nixon, Gordon MacDonald, and Robert Cahn (Library of Congress). Train meets with Spanish Minister of Economic Development Lopez Rodo and General Francisco Franco (Library of Congress). Train meets with Japanese Prime Minister Sato, October 1970 (Library of Congress). Train meets Pope John Paul II at the Vatican (Library of Congress). Prince Juan Carlos, later King of Spain, meets Train in Madrid, April 22, 1972 (Library of Congress). Stockholm Conference, June 1972. Shirley Temple Black is behind Train (Library of Congress). Train in experimental auto with NATO Secretary General Luns (Library of Congress). President Ford greets Train in Oval Office, January 6, 1977 (Library of Congress). Train (back row, third from right) meets with advisors to President George Bush (back row, far right) in the White House (Library of Congress). Train pins J. Paul Getty Prize medal on President Ronald Reagan (Library of Congress). Russell and Aileen Train, South Sandwich Islands (Library of Congress). ...