Of all the wilderness landscapes sacred to the New England transcendentalists, the “Great Northern Wilderness” we know today as Adirondack Park uniquely brings together and contrasts three cultures that shape the founding period of the nation: the Native American, the African American, and the European American. Each of these cultures is represented on this year’s IHF panel by a descendant who has made a profession of interpreting their inherited tradition. For information about tickets and the rest of the Annual Gathering program, please visit the Thoreau Society website (postponed).