University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections3710Mountaineers (Society). First Aid and Safety CommitteeMountaineers First Aid and Safety Committee
records1959-19950.37 cubic feet (1 box and 1
vertical file)Collection materials are in
English.Records from the
Safety Committee of an outdoor recreation and conservation clubOutdoor recreation and conservation club.
The Mountaineers was founded in Seattle, Washington in 1906. The first
president was Edmond S. Meany. Standing committees were appointed at that first
meeting of the club to take over the work and organization of the two main
activities, the local and annual outings. The number of standing committees
grew with the increasing membership and interests of the club. Mountain
climbing has been one of the major interests. In 1935 climbing classes were
organized to teach the fundamentals of Mountaineering. The Mountaineers were
the first organized group to develop skiing in the Northwest. There are
branches in Tacoma, Everett, and Olympia.
Organized into 2 accessions.
- Accession No. 3710-001, Mountaineers (Society), Safety Committee
records, 1959
- Accession No. 3710-002, Mountaineers First Aid and Safety
Committee records, 1981-1995
First Aid committee meeting notes and agendas, duties and tasks,
newsletters, teaching notes, First Aid Notes, Camp Long and training blank
forms, correspondence, fiscal records, and one floppy disk with budget
information of this outdoor recreation and conservation club. Also includes a
pamphlet: Mountaineering first aid, 1959, and an excerpt from Mountaineering;
Freedom of the Hills.
Open to all users.
Request at UW
Creator's literary rights not transferred to the University of
Washington Libraries.
Donated by Mountaineers Safety Committee, 8/22/1985, and Carol Sue
Ivory, 2022.
Mountaineers (Society). Safety Committee--ArchivesPersonal Papers/Corporate Records (University of Washington)Clubs and SocietiesSeattle
Accession No. 3710-001: Mountaineers (Society), Safety Committee records, 19592 items.Scope and Content: Pamphlet: Mountaineering first aid, 1959. Excerpt from
Mountaineering; Freedom of the Hills.
Restrictions on Access: Open to all users.
Restrictions on Use: Creator's literary rights not transferred to the University of
Washington Libraries.
Acquisition Info: Bibliographic Source: Mountaineers. Safety Committee
Accession No. 3710-002: Mountaineers First Aid and Safety Committee records, 1981-19950.37 cubic feet (1 box including 1 3.5" floppy
disc)Scope and Content: First Aid committee meeting notes and agendas, duties and tasks,
newsletters, teaching notes, First Aid Notes, Camp Long and training blank
forms, correspondence, fiscal records, and one floppy disk with budget
information of this outdoor recreation and conservation club.
Restrictions on Access: No restrictions on access to paper-based materials. No user
access copy is currently available for floppy disc but users may obtain a
reproduction of the media by contacting Special Collections.
Restrictions on Use: Creator's copyrights not transferred to the University of
Washington Libraries Special Collections.
Acquisition Info: Donated by Carol Sue Ivory August 1, 2022.
1/13710-002Committee duties and tasks1/23710-002First aid leadership notes1/33710-002Teaching notes1/43710-002First Aid Notes newsletter1981-19941/53710-002First aid mountaineering oriented first aid19921/63710-002History of First Aid committee project1993Scope and Content: By Carol Sue Ivory for mountain book
1/73710-002First aid pamphlets and guides1/83710-002Camp Long and first aid training blank forms1/93710-002Fiscal records1/103710-002Mountaineering Oriented First aid waiver
records1993-19941/113710-002Committee meeting notes1/123710-002Meeting agendas1/133710-002Mountaineering Oriented first aid schedules1989, 1993-19951/143710-002Correspondence and lead instructor lists1/153710-002The Alpine Scramblers logs1/163710-002Clint's classes peaks notebook1/173710-002Budget3.5 inch floppy disc