Western Wood Products Association Records, 1900-1970.

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Western Wood Products Association Records, 1900-1970.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/57239838

Subgroup 1 documents activities and history of the West Coast Lumbermen's Association and its predecessors, including accounting records, biographical and historical materials, correspondence, minutes, membership lists, newsletters, press releases, promotional materials, scrabooks, and statistical information. Sub-group 2 includes a small quantity of unprocessed records and audio tapes that will be described as more records from the Western Wood Products Association are deposited.

60 linear ft. (40 document cases; 28 record cartons; 3 boxes Oversize A--11x14; 6 boxes Oversize B-1--16x20)

Oregon Historical Society Research Library

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