American Canoe Association Collection, 1881-1997 (bulk ca. 1930-1970).

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American Canoe Association Collection, 1881-1997 (bulk ca. 1930-1970).

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Papers associated with the American Canoe Association including circulars, correspondence, ledgers, membership lists, minutes, minute books, newsletters, pamphlets and record books. Also includes business papers of clubs, the United States Olympic Committee and the International Canoe Federation.

46 boxes, 8 v.

G. W. Blunt White Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7684936

G. W. Blunt White Library

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The American Canoe Association was formed on August 3, 1880, at Crosbyside, Lake George, New York. The purpose was to 'unite all persons interested in the use of canoes and kayaks for the purpose of pleasure, health, or exploration, by means of meetings for business; by camping, paddling, sailing and racing; by keeping details, drawings and dimensions of hulls and rigs, collection of maps, charts, books and photographs; and by cooperating with other organizations sponsoring canoeing programs and...