Montana Historical Society Research Historian records, 1979-2006, 1993-2006.

ArchivalResource

Montana Historical Society. Research Historian. Montana Historical Society Research Historian records, 1979-2006, 1993-2006.

Montana Historical Society Research Historian records, 1979-2006, 1993-2006.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/166508628

The Montana Historical Society Research Historian position was established in 1993 to provide verification, research, writing, and editing for projects and publications by the Society and cooperating agencies. Records consists primarily of general correspondence (1989-2006) and subject files (1979-2006). Together, the two series--between which there is considerable overlap--cover the wide range of the work of the office. Records consists primarily of general correspondence (1989-2006) and subject files (1979-2006). The chronologically arranged correspondence covers a wide range of Dave's work, including his work on committees and his contacts with researchers. The most substantive subject files concern the Capitol Niches (1979-2005), Legislative Minutes (2001-2003), the Lewis and Clark Bicentennial (1995-2006), the Montana Heritage Project (1994-2006), Museum exhibit planning, the Ortenberg Research Project on the Montana Legislature (1997-2000), the Golden Triangle Curriculum Cooperative's "Thinking Through American History" project (2001-2005), the MHS Trustees Awards, and, and the Virginia City / Nevada City Task Force (1994-1997). In addition there are subject files on a wide range of topics in Montana history. Included in the subject files is correspondence with certain individuals concerning their research, which were kept separate from the general correspondence files. (MHS 4)

7 linear feet.

Montana Historical Society Library