Doris and Kelsey C. Milner papers, 1937-2007.

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Doris and Kelsey C. Milner papers, 1937-2007.

Series One of this collection contains materials created by Doris Milner during her involvement with conservation, voter, and Ravalli County planning organizations in Montana. This series has been sub-divided into eight subseries. Subseries 1 contains speeches and writings. Subseries 2 contains personal correspondence and a small number of photographs. Subseries 3 relates to Milner's involvement in the League of Women Voters. Subseries 4 relates to her work with Bitterroot Resources Conservation and Development committees and development in Ravalli County, Montana. Subseries 5 relates to her work with the Save the Upper Selway Committee. Subseries 6 contains meeting minutes, correspondence, committee materials, and other information created when Doris Milner worked directly with the administration of the Montana Wilderness Association while on the council and as president of the council. The bulk of the Doris Milner series is in Subseries 7: Working Subject Files. This subseries consists of extensive conservation-related subject files. These files often include correspondence and meeting minutes, as well as articles and documents related to the topic. This collection also contains some materials created by Cecil Garland, former president of the Montana Wilderness Association, which have been placed into Subseries 8. Series Two of the collection contains materials created by Kelsey Milner in conjunction with his work as a microbial scientist and bacteriologist. This series has not yet been arranged and described by the Archives. An initial inventory of the series is available from Archives and Special Collections.

81.75 linear ft.

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League of Women Voters (U.S.)

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Save the Upper Selway Committee.

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Garland, Cecil

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Milner, Kelsey C. (Kelsey Charles), 1913-2007.

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Montana Wilderness Association

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Milner, Doris, 1920-2007

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Doris Milner (February 18, 1920 - December 28, 2007) was a volunteer wilderness advocate from western Montana who was particularly concerned with the preservation of the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness, the Selway River, and particularly the Magruder Corridor area. She was a life-long member of the Montana Wilderness Association and also served as its president. She was successful in her efforts at preserving all of the Selway Wilderness and getting the Magruder Corridor added to the Selway-Bitterr...