TAPPAN ADNEY: and the heritage of the St. John River Valley

Woodstock, New Brunswick: Chapel Street Editions, 2017. Book. Very Good. Paperbound. First Edition. 8 vo,. pcit. paper covers, 91 pages, illustrated, maps, plans, very good copy, CONTENTS: Wolastoq and Meduxnekeag : Woodstock grows where rivers meet -- Tappan Adney comes to Woodstock -- Adopting a family and discovering the wilderness -- Tappan Adney meets Peter Joe building a canoe at Lane's Creek -- The lure of the wilderness and the natural history market -- Reporting the Klondike Gold Rush : a journalistic coup -- Minnie Bell Sharp and Tappan Adney -- Between Woodstock and New York -- At home in upper Woodstock : the orchard business and the music business -- Serving in the army and working in Quebec -- An aspiring politician and a working artist -- Preservation of the birchbark canoe -- Home to Woodstock and the St. John River Valley-- The Mariners' Museum acquires Adney's canoes -- Maliseet language research -- Defending the rights of the Maliseet : the Peter Paul case and beyond -- Working with the New Brunswick Museum -- George Frederick Clarke and Tappan Adney : cooperation and conflict over local archaeology -- The scholar in the woods and befriending wildlife -- The canoe book in limbo and Howard Chapelle to the rescue--.