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<\/a>C.C. Hall, Ira Yarnall and Aldo Leopold at Tres Piedras, Carson National Forest, New Mexico. Ca. 1911-1912. From the C.C. Hall Photograph Album (P 301)<\/p><\/div>\n
10 finding aids for SCARC collections were completed during April 2014. All are available through the NWDA finding aids database, as well as on the SCARC website, and MARC records for the collections are available through the OSU Libraries\u2019 Catalog, Summit Navigator, and Worldcat.<\/p>\n
This month\u2019s batch consists of guides for \u00a04 \u201cnew\u201d collections that were received in 2013, 4 maps collections, and 2 collections for which there was previously only minimal information available online. As of May 1, 2014 we have\u00a0759\u00a0<\/strong>finding aids in NWDA.<\/p>\n Thanks to everyone who has contributed to the preparation and review of these new guides \u2013 this work is definitely a group endeavor!<\/p>\n Corvallis-OSU Piano International Records, 2008-2013 (MSS COPI). <\/strong>These records document the concert series and educational programs sponsored by the organization, which was established in 2009 to build a culture of piano in Corvallis, Oregon.<\/p>\n Quinn, William H., Papers, 1943-1995 (MSS Quinn). <\/strong>The Quinn Papers document his research on the El Ni\u00f1o phenomenon as a research faculty member in physical oceanography at Oregon State University.\u00a0 The bulk of the collection consists of a 3-volume compilation of papers written by Quinn. \u00a0\u00a0The collection also includes 33 photographs.<\/p>\n Camp Adair, Oregon, Maps and Aerial Photographs, 1942-1973 (MAPS Adair).\u00a0<\/strong>This small collection of 9 maps includes topographic maps, orthophotographs, and other maps and images documenting Camp Adair, which was located north of Corvallis, Oregon.\u00a0 Camp Adair was a U.S. Army training facility during World War II.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n McDonald Forest and Peavy Arboretum Maps, 1934-1993 (MAPS McDonaldForest). <\/strong>This collection of 22 maps consists primary of detailed maps of the Arboretum and Forest prepared from the mid-1930s through early 1940s. \u00a0\u00a0The maps document topography, forest site and timber types, and plantings in the Arboretum.\u00a0 Peavy Arboretum and McDonald Forest were established in the 1920s as a teaching laboratory and experimental forest for the forestry students of Oregon State College.<\/p>\n Oregon Department of Forestry Maps, 1914-1985 (MAPS ODF).<\/strong> The Oregon Department of Forestry Maps primarily support the Department\u2019s role in fire protection for private, state, and federal forests in Oregon.\u00a0 The collection includes maps of forest protection districts and fireman\u2019s maps.\u00a0 Of special note is a 1914 map of the full state depicting areas with merchantable time and other forest lands.\u00a0 The collection includes 103 maps.<\/p>\n C.C. Hall Photograph Album, 1906-1933 (P 301). <\/strong>This album consists of 54 photographs collected by C.C. (Charles Chandler) Hall during his career with the U.S. Forest Service.\u00a0 The photographs depict the forest rangers and statins from Hall\u2019s time as a forest reserves supervisor in Arizona, Montana, New Mexico, and Oregon.\u00a0 Rare photographs of Aldo Leopold are included in the album.\u00a0 The album was received as part of the Gerald W. Williams Collection in 2008 and was separated to form this photograph collection in 2014.\u00a0 All photographs in the album are available\u00a0online<\/a>.<\/p>\n VanLeeuwen, Liz, Spotted Owl Collection, 1973-2004 (MSS VanLeeuwen). <\/strong>These materials, pertaining to the listing of the Northern Spotted Owl as a protected endangered species in Oregon, were collected and generated by former State Representative Liz VanLeeuwen to document the listing\u2019s effect on the Oregon\u2019s timber industry.\u00a0 VanLeeuwen graduated from Oregon State College in 1947 and served in the Oregon Legislature as State Representative from 1981 to 1999.\u00a0 The finding aid includes a detailed listing of the collection contents, including a document-level list for a portion of the materials.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Look out! Our arrangers and describers have been busy this month. 10 finding aids for SCARC collections were completed during April 2014. 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<\/a>Gregson, Agnes, Collection, circa 1870 \u2013 1971 (MSS Gregson). <\/strong>The Gregson Collection includes materials reflecting her student experience at Oregon Agricultural College (OAC).\u00a0 Agnes Gregson graduated from OAC with a degree in home economics in 1921.\u00a0 The collection consists of various ephemeral items and 64 photographs.<\/p>\n\n
<\/a>Oregon Nutrition Council Records, 1924-1988 (MSS ONC). <\/strong>These records document the establishment, governance, and activities of the Council.\u00a0 The Oregon Nutrition Council was established in 1924 to coordinate efforts of multiple organizations and health agencies in Oregon active in nutrition and health education.\u00a0 Oregon Agricultural College was a charter member institution.<\/p>\n\n
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<\/a>Maps of Washington (State) and the Pacific Northwest, 1863-1994 (MAPS PNW).<\/strong> This collection consists of historic and superseded maps depicting forest resources, geology, public lands and land use, hydroelectric projects, highways, and railroads in Washington and the Pacific Northwest region.\u00a0 The regional maps include Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, and in some cases, California and Wyoming.\u00a0 The collection includes 158 maps.<\/p>\n\n
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