Oregon Wildlife Federation Scrapbooks, 1960-1962
1.2 cubic feet
Oregon
Wildlife Federation public relations car, ca. 1960. Conservationist Bill Schaeffer points to the Oregon
Wildlife Federation emblem on this field vehicle. [OSU Archives MSS-Oregon
Wildlife Federation Scrapbooks.]
Scope and Content Note
The Oregon Wildlife Federation Scrapbooks consist of three scrapbooks
for the years 1960, 1961, and 1962 which summarize the activities
and programs of the organization pertaining to various wildlife
conservation issues in Oregon. The scrapbooks include meeting
minutes and reports; correspondence; resolutions; committee records;
clippings; and reports and newsletters of affiliated local clubs
including the Multnomah Anglers and Hunters Club, the Santiam
Fish and Game Association, and the Powder River Sportsmen's Club.
The photographs include images of special events such as award
presentations and fishing and hunting trips.
Form and Condition of Materials
Because of water damage prior to transfer to the Archives, the
scrapbooks have been disassembled and, where possible, materials
removed from the scrapbooks. Selected pages of the scrapbooks,
including the covers and water color drawings that served as section
dividers have been retained. This collection is segregated from
other Archives' collections and its condition will be monitored
periodically.
Historical Note
The Oregon Wildlife Federation was established by representatives
of Oregon sportsmens' clubs in 1936 and became affiliated with
the National Wildlife Federation in 1938.
Related Materials
Other Oregon Wildlife Federation materials are available in the
Roland
Eugene Dimick Papers. The OSU Archives include several other
collections pertaining to wildlife conservation, including the
Fisheries
and Wildlife Department Records (RG 190) and Photographs (P
179) and the Carl
E. Bond, William
L. Finley, and E.E. Wilson Papers.
Shelf Location
SR 3/8/9 [1 document box; 1 legal-size document box; and 1 20x24
oversize box]