“Behind glass in the Stevenson Museum at Saranac Lake, New York, is preserved a black velveteen jacket, the sprig of heather in its upper pocket annually renewed by admirers of its long-dead owner. A robust girl could not possibly struggle into this narrow garment. Its wearer must have been ...

Headline: “Dr. Kinghorn Receives Stevenson Picture,” By Bob Waters, Special to the Watertown Daily Times. “Saranac Lake, March 5, 1948, -- Dr. Hugh Kinghorn, president of the Stevenson Society of America, has received another relic of the famous author to add to the already impressive ...

From the Annual Report of the Stevenson Society of America for 1945 by its president, Dr. Hugh Kinghorn: “Our Annual Open Air Meeting was held at the Stevenson Cottage on Aug. 19, 1944. A large number of people were present, and the weather was fine. The guest speaker was Reverend Aaron ...

From the annual address of President Dr. Hugh Kinghorn of the Stevenson Society of America, Aug. 22, 1942: “Ladies and Gentlemen: “The 1941 Annual Meeting of the Society was held at the Stevenson Memorial Cottage, August 30th. The afternoon was beautiful, and the meeting was held, as ...

From the Annual Report of the Stevenson Society of America, Inc., for 1940, by President Dr. Hugh Kinghorn: “On Aug. 26, 1939, we held our 29th Annual Open Air Meeting of the Stevenson Society of America at the Stevenson Cottage. It was a beautiful afternoon and a large number of people ...

From the Watertown Daily Times, March 5, 1948: “… At the dinner a collection is taken up among the members (of the Stevenson Society of America) to help finance the upkeep of the shrine throughout the year. Other income is derived from the charge of 25 cents to a long stream of tourists ...