Olympic National Park Review Committee records and correspondence, 1934-1954.

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Olympic National Park Review Committee records and correspondence, 1934-1954.

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This collection consists of the records for the Olympic National Park Review Committee. It includes: list of committee members; organizational meeting minutes; correspondence; memos; notes of committee members; correspondence incoming to committee, 1953; hearings testimony transcripts; Olympic National Park Review Committee Proceedings, Oct. 1953; recommendations from the Committee and individuals; maps with legends and historical notes; pamphlets, magazine articles and newspaper clippings.

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Washington State Library, Office of Secretary of State

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SNAC Resource ID: 7327277

Washington State Library, Office of Secretary of State

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