Forest Service Region IV Research materials, 1827-1984.

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Forest Service Region IV Research materials, 1827-1984.

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Oral histories and other research materials and findings collected during the research of the history of Region IV of the Forest Service

111 boxes (55.5 linear ft.).

Harold B. Lee Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 8307205

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