A Book of Hours (1937) The Story of the New Lands (1937) This is Living, A View of Nature with Photographs (1938) A Prairie Grove (1938), a narrative of the history and family home of naturalist Robert Kennicott Flowering Earth (1939) "Audubon's America" (1940) The Road of a Naturalist (1941) The Great Smokies and the Blue Ridge: The Story of the Southern Appalachians (1943), edited by Roderick Peattie ["The contributors: Edward S. Drake, Ralph Erskine, Alberta Pierson Hannum, Donald Culross Peattie [and others] ..."]; New York, The Vanguard Press. Journey into America (1943), a series of letters he writes to a presumably killed European friend explaining the history and culture of the United States. Forward the Nation (Armed Services edition) (1944)I Immortal Village (1945, a completely revised edition of Vence) American Heartwood (1949) A Natural History of Trees of Eastern and Central North America, Boston, MA: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1950; 2nd ed 1966; Reprint as trade paperback with intro by Robert Finch, 1991. (Portions were previously published in The Atlantic Monthly, Natural History and Scientific American in 1948–49.) A Natural History of Western Trees, Boston, MA: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1953; Reprint as trade paperback with intro by Robert Finch, 1991. Best in Children's Books (6) by Donald Culross Peattie, Phyllis Krasilovsky, Rudyard Kipling, and Rachel Field (1958) A Natural History of North American Trees (2007), an abridged one-volume selection from the previous two volumes The Rainbow Book of Nature (1957) Legacy Peattie's papers, correspondence, and manuscripts, and those of Louise Redfield, are in the archives of the University of California, Santa Barbara, Davidson Library, Department of Special Collections. References External links 1898 births 1964 deaths Harvard University alumni University of Chicago alumni American botanists Botanists active in North America Botanists with author abbreviations American nature writers American male non-fiction writers People from Chicago Burials at Santa Barbara Cemetery