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RG042a-05-82 Small Towns Institute (U.S.) Small Towns Institute Records 1956-2002 (bulk 1969-1997) 60.0 cubic feet 110 letter sized document cases; 11 letter half sized document cases and 2 legal half sized document cases Correspondence, newspaper clippings, records, subject files, photographs, slides and photographic negatives in good condition The collection consists of correspondence, subject files, newspaper clippings, photographs, publications and financial and organizational records kept by the Small Towns Institute of Ellensburg, WA, from 1969 to 2002. English Historical Note

The Small Towns Institute was incorporated by the State of Washington on January 8, 1969, as a non-profit organization to research and disseminate information on the plights and problems associated with small town communities primarily in the United States and Canada in the latter part of the 20th century. The concept for a research institute was first proposed by Clayton E. Denman, a professor of anthropology at Central Washington University, on November 1, 1966, as an academic program to be added to the college’s curriculum. On February 13, 1967, Dr. Denman called for the selection of a committee of interested faculty members and administrators to organize the program. After a series of committee meetings on organizational structure and program development, a constitution and by-laws were devised and ratified by the committee on January 4, 1969, and an application for incorporation sent to the Secretary of State of Washington. The Institute was housed on the Central Washington University campus, where it remained until 2001.

The Institute began publishing a short newsletter titled Small Town in July 1969. By the mid 1970s the newsletter had expanded into a monthly magazine and in 1980 it became a bimonthly journal. The Institute also published resource guides, booklets and various pamphlets and brochures related to the preservation of small town communities. From the late 1970s to the mid-1980s, the Small Towns Institute received international recognition and was involved in formulating national policy on rural development, particularly during the administration of President Jimmy Carter. A significant transition occurred during the spring of 1983, when founder and Executive Director Clayton Denman resigned as director after fourteen years. His wife Anne, the Editorial Director for over a decade, submitted her resignation later the same year. Financial woes that had plagued the Institute since the organization’s early years were made considerably worse during the recession of the late 1980s. Sizable private loans, declining memberships and waning journal subscriptions led to financial instabilities in the 1990s. In 2001 the Institute ceased publication of its journal and the following year its offices closed on the Central Washington University campus.

The Ellensburg-based Small Towns Institute records contain clippings from local and regional newspapers, articles from national magazines and journals, government and organizational pamphlets, newsletters, brochures and miscellaneous other publications related to the preservation of small town communities or organizations that support conservation and preservation projects. Also present in the collection are correspondence, photographs and drafts of articles submitted for publication and published in the Institute’s journal Small Town. Included in the correspondence files are letters from members of the United States Congress and other notable state and national politicians.

Central Washington University began as the Washington State Normal School in 1891. In 1937, the school was rechristened the Central Washington College of Education. In 1961, the school became Central Washington State College and, finally, in 1977, Central Washington University.

Organized into seven series: I. Correspondence. II. Subject files. III. Organization files. IV. Article submissions and drafts. V. Photographs for articles. VI. Publications. VII. Financial and miscellaneous records. Arranged alphabetically by subject heading or surname.

Open to the public for educational research

[Name of document or photograph number]. RG042a-05-82, Small Towns Institute Records. Archives and Special Collections, Brooks Library, Central Washington University.

This collection is indexed under the following headings in the online catalog. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons, or places should search the catalog using these headings.

Small Towns Institute (U.S.) Ellensburg (Wash.) Central Washington University--History Rural development--United States Rural development--Canada Rural communities Washington (State) City and Town Life I Correspondence 1956-2002

This series consists of in-coming and out-going correspondence from 1956 to 2002. The series was organized by members of the Small Towns Institute and retained in its original order.

 1-1 Correspondence – General 1970 1-2 Correspondence – General 1971 1-3 Correspondence – General 1971 1-4 Correspondence – General 1972 1-5 Correspondence – General 1973 1-6 Correspondence – General 1973 1-7 Correspondence – General 1974 1-8 Correspondence – General 1975 1-9 Correspondence – General 1976 1-10 Correspondence – General 1976 1-11 Correspondence – General 1977 2-1 Correspondence – General 1978 2-2 Correspondence – General 1979 2-3 Correspondence – General 1980 2-4 Correspondence – General 1981 2-5 Correspondence – General 1982 2-6 Correspondence – General 1983 2-7 Correspondence – General 1984 2-8 Correspondence – General 1984 2-9 Correspondence – General 1984 2-10 Correspondence – General 1984 2-11 Correspondence – General 1985 2-12 Correspondence – General 1985 3-1 Correspondence – General 1985 3-2 Correspondence – General 1985 3-3 Correspondence – General 1986 3-4 Correspondence – General 1986 3-5 Correspondence – General 1986 3-6 Correspondence – General 1986 3-7 Correspondence – General 1987 3-8 Correspondence – General 1987 4-1 Correspondence – General 1988 4-2 Correspondence – General 1988 4-3 Correspondence – General 1989 4-4 Correspondence – General 1989 4-5 Correspondence – General 1990 4-6 Correspondence – General 1990 4-7 Correspondence – General 1990 4-8 Correspondence – General 1991 4-9 Correspondence – General 1991 4-10 Correspondence – General 1992 5-1 Correspondence – General 1993 5-2 Correspondence – General 1994 5-3 Correspondence – General 1995 5-4 Correspondence – General 1996 5-5 Correspondence – General 1997 5-6 Correspondence – General 1998 5-7 Correspondence – General 1999 5-8 Correspondence – General 2000 5-9 Correspondence – General 2001 6-1 Correspondence – Advisory Board 1969-1982 6-2 Correspondence – Burlington Northern 1982 6-3 Correspondence – Department of Housing and Urban Development 1978 6-4 Correspondence – Employment 1973-1981 6-5 Correspondence – Employment 1996-2000 6-6 Correspondence – Foundation Grants 1980-1983 6-7 Correspondence – Government Agencies 1971-1972 6-8 Correspondence – Jakubauskas, Edward 1968-1974 6-9 Correspondence – Kendall, Henry P. 1974-1975 6-10 Correspondence – Kennedy, J. F. 1970 6-11 Correspondence – Klemme, Randall 1968-1973 6-12 Correspondence – MacDonald, Greg 1973-1975 6-13 Correspondence – Members of Congress 1969-1979 6-14 Correspondence – Mount Holyoke Alumnae Quarterly Article Response 1974 6-15 Correspondence – Munsell, Kenneth 1974-1980 6-16 Correspondence – Munsell, Kenneth 1981-1982 6-17 Correspondence – Munsell, Kenneth 1983-1987 7-1 Correspondence – National Endowment for the Arts 1978-1982 7-2 Correspondence – National Endowment for the Arts 1979-1982 7-3 Correspondence – National Endowment for the Arts, Grant 1976-1978 7-4 Correspondence – National Trust for Historic Preservation 1981-1983 7-5 Correspondence – National Trust for Historic Preservation, Grants and Special Issue 1981-1983 7-6 Correspondence – Office of Small Town Services 1969-1970 7-7 Correspondence – Proposed issue, Pets 1982 7-8 Correspondence – Proposed issue, Manufactured Housing 1982 7-9 Correspondence – Quinn, Bernard 1969-1974 7-10 Correspondence – Regarding exchanges 1975-1983 7-11 Correspondence – Regarding exchanges 1975-1983 7-12 Correspondence – Regarding exchanges 1975-1983 7-13 Correspondence – Regarding support for Weyehaeuser Design 1977-1980 7-14 Correspondence – Reprint permission requests 1974-1978 7-15 Correspondence – Reprint permission requests 1974-1978 7-16 Correspondence – Resource Council Formation 1977-1979 7-17 Correspondence – Robertson, James 1976-1978 7-18 Correspondence – Tarton, John 1974-1975 II Subject files 1969-1998

This series consists of alphabetically arranged subject files from 1969 to 1998. The series was organized by members of the Small Towns Institute and retained in its original order.

 8-1 Agriculture – Corporate 1969-1986 8-2 Agriculture – Exports and imports 1984-1991 8-3 Agriculture – Farm bills 1976-1988 8-4 Agriculture – Farm economy 1969-1983 8-5 Agriculture – Farm economy 1984-1985 8-6 Agriculture – Farm economy 1986 8-7 Agriculture – Farm economy 1987-1988 9-1 Agriculture – Farm economy 1989-1998 9-2 Agriculture – New York State Department of Agriculture Bulletin 9-3 Agriculture – Prices 1985-1987 9-4 Agriculture – Technology 1975-1990 9-5 Agriculture – Women 1985-1987 9-6 Airlines 1982-1985 9-7 Alternate technology 1979-1986 9-8 Animal control 1985-1987 9-9 Appropriate technology 1976-1982 9-10 Archeology 1973-1989 9-11 Architecture 1973-1991 9-12 Arson 1978-1988 10-1 Arts 1976-1993 10-2 Arts 1976-1993 10-3 Arts 1976-1993 10-4 Arts – Community Theater, Colorado City, Texas 1986 10-5 Arts – Community Development 1975-1988 10-6 Arts – Community Development 1975-1988 10-7 Arts – Crafts and craft people 1975-1986 10-8 Arts – Facilities 1976-1985 10-9 Arts – Ink people 1985 11-1 Arts – Performing 1973-1987 11-2 Arts – Performing 1973-1987 11-3 Arts – Public murals 1975-1985 11-4 Arts – State Arts Council 1975-1989 11-5 Arts – State Arts Council 1975-1989 12-1 Arts – State Arts Council 1975-1989 12-2 Arts – State Arts Council 1975-1989 13-1 Arts – Tourism 1985-1988 13-2 Arts – Visual 1976-1987 13-3 Arts – Wasua, Washington 1974-1979 13-4 Banking – Federal Reserves 1985-1986 13-5 Banking – Federal Reserves 1985-1986 13-6 Banks 1972-1996 13-7 Banks 1972-1996 13-8 Banks 1972-1996 14-1 Bandshells 1981 14-2 Beautification 1979-1987 14-3 Bicentennial 1974-1980 14-4 Bicentennial 1974-1980 14-5 Bicycling 1974-1991 14-6 Bicycling 1974-1991 14-7 Bicycling – Ohio Bikeway Communicator (Newsletter) 1974-1986 14-8 Boomtowns 1973-1986 14-9 Boomtowns 1973-1986 15-1 Bridges 1978-1990 15-2 Bureaucracy 1980-1986 15-3 Business values 1976-1986 15-4 Business values 1976-1986 15-5 Bus transportation 1977-1982 15-6 Cable Television 1977-1988 15-7 Cable Television 1977-1988 15-8 Church and Community 1983-1993 15-9 Church and Community 1983-1993 16-1 Citizenship and Leadership 1975-1981 16-2 Civil Defense 1979 16-3 Cities 1979-1989 16-4 Cities – Government 1976-1990 16-5 Clear City Committees 1979-1984 16-6 Coal Gasification 1980-1981 16-7 Company towns 1978-1979 16-8 Communications 1979-1984 16-9 Communes 1977-1990 16-10 Communes – 19th Century Zoar, Ohio 1979-1982 17-1 Community 1978-1982 17-2 Community 1978-1982 17-3 Community - Centers 1979-1981 17-4 Community Center – Castle Rock Hall 17-5 Community development 1975-1986 18-1 Community development 1975-1986 18-2 Community development 1975-1986 18-3 Community development 1975-1986 18-4 Community development – Block grants 1978-1982 18-5 Community development – Block grants 1978-1982 18-6 Community development – Block grants 1978-1982 18-7 Community development – David, Kentucky 1980 18-8 Community development – Governor’s Awards 19-1 Community foundations 1979-1988 19-2 Community foundations 1979-1988 19-3 Community land trusts 1992 19-4 Community of Ellensburg Information 1983-1984 19-5 Community of Grinnel Foundation 1986 19-6 Community of Wabash Foundation 1986 19-7 Community Profile – Kutztown 19-8 Community survey of Ellensburg 1990 19-9 Computer 1986-1987 19-10 Conservation 1977-1985 19-11 Conservation – Commissions 19-12 Consumer 1979 19-13 Consumer 1980 19-14 Cooperatives 1982-1987 20-1 Corporate responsibility 1973-1974 20-2 County government 1987-1988 20-3 Crime 1974-1986 20-4 Crime 1974-1986 20-5 Crime 1974-1986 20-6 Crime – Prevention 1977-1985 20-7 Crime – Prevention 1977-1985 20-8 Cultural Center – Thomasville, Georgia 1988 20-9 Day Care 1989 20-10 Decentralization 1983 20-11 Demographics 1980-1986 20-12 Demographics 1980-1986 20-13 Demographics 1980-1986 21-1 Design 1978-1988 21-2 Design 1978-1988 21-3 Design 1978-1988 21-4 Design – Columbus, Indiana 1979-1988 21-5 Design – Competitions 1979-1983 21-6 Design – Guidelines – Brunswick, Maine 1991 21-7 Design – Guidelines – Park City, Utah 1985 21-8 Design – Guidelines – Park City, Utah 21-9 Design – North Carolina Henry Saraff Project 1980-1983 21-10 Design Review 1987-1992 21-11 Design – Spring Green, Wisconsin 1980 21-12 Design – Workshops 1979-1982 22-1 Development 1979-1985 22-2 Development 1979-1985 22-3 Disaster planning 1976-1989 22-4 Disaster planning 1976-1989 22-5 Disaster planning 1976-1989 22-6 Disaster planning – Earthquakes 1980-1985 22-7 Disaster planning – Earthquakes 1980-1985 23-1 Downtown – Baker City, Oregon 1995-1996 23-2 Downtown – Beloit, Wisconsin 1978 23-3 Downtown – Canada 1980-1990 23-4 Downtown – Canada 1980-1990 23-5 Downtown – Corapolis, Pennsylvania 1979 23-6 Downtown – Facade Guidelines 1981-1982 23-7 Downtown – Healdsburg, California 1983-1985 23-8 Downtown – Lancaster, Texas 1972-1982 23-9 Downtown – Loveland, Colorado 1972-1982 23-10 Downtown – Medina, Ohio 1977-1982 23-11 Downtown – Meridian, Mississippi 1991-1993 23-12 Downtown – New buildings, grade two 1994 24-1 Downtown – Promotions 1984-1986 24-2 Downtown – Portland, Connecticut 1980 24-3 Downtown – Red Springs, North Carolina 1980 24-4 Downtown – Revitalization theory 1981-1989 24-5 Downtown – Winchester, Massachusetts 1979 24-6 Downtown – Utica, New York 1991-1992 25-1 Downtown Comprehensive Plan – Bloomfield, Nebraska 1997 25-2 Downtown Comprehensive Plan – Brooke Station, Virginia 1993 25-3 Downtown Comprehensive Plan – Cle Elum and Roslyn 1989 25-4 Downtown Comprehensive Plan – Connecticut River 1995 25-5 Downtown Comprehensive Plan – Cortes, British Columbia 1995 25-6 Downtown Comprehensive Plan – Esparto, California 1993 25-6a Downtown Comprehensive Plan – Fayettville, Arkansas 1994 25-7 Downtown Comprehensive Plan – Haines Junction, Alaska 1994 25-8 Downtown Comprehensive Plan – Kittitas County, Washington 1991 25-9 Downtown Comprehensive Plan – Oyster Bay / Buttle Lake, British Columbia 1996 25-10 Downtown Comprehensive Plan – Port Colborne, Ontario 25-11 Downtown Comprehensive Plan – Quadra Island 1996 25-12 Downtown Comprehensive Plan – Rogers, Arkansas 1990 25-13 Downtown Comprehensive Plan – Rural Comox Valley, British Columbia 1998 25-14 Downtown Comprehensive Plan – Saint Claire, Michigan 1994 25-15 Downtown Comprehensive Plan – San Diego, California 25-16 Downtown Comprehensive Plan – San Diego, California 25-17 Downtown Comprehensive Plan – Scarsdale, Arizona 1994 26-1 Downtown Comprehensive Plan – Soledad, California 1994 26-2 Downtown Comprehensive Plan – Whistler, British Columbia 1991 26-3 Downtown Comprehensive Plan – Whistler, British Columbia 1991 26-4 Downtown Comprehensive Plan – Yakima, Washington 1997 26-5 Downtown Comprehensive Plan – Yellow Springs, Ohio 1996 27-1 Economy 1981-1985 27-2 Economy 1981-1985 27-3 Economic Development 1976-1985 27-4 Economic Development 1976-1985 27-5 Economic Development 1976-1985 27-6 Economic Development 1976-1985 27-7 Economic Development 1976-1985 27-8 Economic Development 1976-1985 28-1 Economic Development – Bow Island, Alberta 1989 28-2 Economic Development – Business Incubators 1986-1989 28-3 Economic Development – Business Incubators 1986-1989 28-4 Economic Development – Colorado Initiatives 1988 28-5 Economic Development – Community Development Corporations 1988 28-6 Economic Development – Community Profiles 1978-1988 28-7 Economic Development – Community Profiles 1979-1990 28-8 Economic Development – Community Profiles 1979-1990 28-9 Economic Development – Community Case Studies 1981-1986 28-10 Economic Development – Community Case Studies 1981-1986 29-1 Economic Development – Costs and Benefits 1977-1985 29-2 Economic Development – Costs and Benefits 1977-1985 29-3 Economic Development – Federal Laws 1971-1981 29-4 Economic Development – Native Americans 1980 29-5 Economic Development – New Berne, North Carolina 1985 29-6 Economic Development – Plant Sites 1984-1989 29-7 Economic Development – State Programs 1982-1990 29-8 Economic Development – State Programs 1982-1990 30-1 Economic Development – State Programs 1982-1990 30-2 Economic Development – State Programs 1982-1990 30-3 Education 1972-1990 30-4 Education 1972-1990 30-5 Education 1972-1990 30-6 Education 1972-1990 31-1 Ellensburg, Washington 1987-1990 31-2 Employment 1981-1988 31-3 Employment 1981-1988 31-4 Employment 1981-1988 32-1 Energy 1972-1989 32-2 Energy 1972-1989 32-3 Energy 1972-1989 32-4 Energy 1972-1989 32-5 Energy 1972-1989 32-6 Energy - Electricity 1972-1985 33-1 Energy – Gas 1977 33-2 Energy – Hydroelectric 1975-1985 33-3 Energy – Hydroelectric 1975-1985 33-4 Energy – Lightning 1981-1985 33-5 Energy – Nuclear 1980-1988 33-6 Energy – Nuclear 1980-1988 33-7 Energy – Nuclear 1980-1988 34-1 Energy – Oil 1978-1984 34-2 Energy – “People and Energy" Periodical 1975-1980 34-3 Energy – Solar 1978-1989 34-4 Energy – Solar 1978-1989 34-5 Energy – Solar 1978-1989 34-6 Energy – Wind 1978-1988 34-7 Energy – Wood Burning and Stoves 1985-1987 34-8 Enterprise Zones 1981-1987 35-1 Environment 1972-1991 35-2 Environment 1972-1991 35-3 Environment 1972-1991 35-4 Environment 1972-1991 35-5 Factory Closures 1971-1982 35-6 Family 1990-1993 36-1 Family Farm 1974-1981 36-2 Family Farm 1974-1981 36-3 Farm and Community 1988 36-4 Farmers Market 1986-1989 36-5 Farmland Preservation 1978-1989 36-6 Farmland Preservation 1978-1989 36-7 Farmland Preservation 1978-1989 36-8 Farmland Preservation 1978-1989 37-1 Farmland Preservation 1978-1989 37-2 Festivals 1979-1985 37-3 Fire 1979-1990 37-4 Fire 1979-1990 37-5 Fire Departments – Volunteer 1980-1984 37-6 Fire Safety 1978-1984 38-1 Floods and Floodplains 1977-1988 38-2 Folklore 1977-1989 39-1 Food 1979-1985 39-2 Future 1978-1990 39-3 Gardens 1978-1987 39-4 Genealogy 39-5 George, Henry – Land and Tax Philosophy 1991 39-6 Great Plains 1990 39-7 Growth 1977-1987 39-8 Growth 1977-1987 40-1 Growth 1977-1987 40-2 Growth – “Coping with Growth" publication 1979-1981 40-3 Growth Management – Kitsap County 1985 40-4 Handicapped 1972-1985 40-5 Hazardous Wastes 1977-1989 40-6 Hazardous Wastes 1977-1989 41-1 Health Care 1979-1988 41-2 Health Care 1979-1988 41-3 Health Care 1979-1988 41-4 Health Care 1979-1988 41-5 Health Care – “Commitment" publication 1977-1979 41-6 Health Care – Doctor searches 1983-1991 41-7 Health Care – Mental Health 1982-1985 41-8 Health Clinic – Othello, Washington 1973-1983 42-1 Historical Preservation 1976-1989 42-2 Historical Preservation 1976-1989 42-3 Historical Preservation 1976-1989 43-1 Historical Preservation 1976-1989 43-2 Historical Preservation 1976-1989 43-3 Historical Preservation, Albia, Iowa 1971 43-4 Historical Preservation – Battlefields 1992 43-5 Historical Preservation – Centralia, Washington 1987 43-6 Historical Preservation – Corning, New York 1978-1979 43-7 Historical Preservation – Downtown 1976-1990 43-8 Historical Preservation – Downtown 1976-1990 43-9 Historical Preservation – Downtown 1976-1990 43-10 Historical Preservation – Downtown 1976-1990 44-1 Historical Preservation – Downtown 1976-1990 44-2 Historical Preservation – Easements 1985-1986 44-3 Historical Preservation – Education, Secondary Schools 1981-1983 44-4 Historical Preservation – Effects on Business in Texas 1988 44-5 Historical Preservation – Essex, New York 1987 44-6 Historical Preservation – Federal Tax Laws 1976-1982 44-7 Historical Preservation – Federal Tax Laws 1976-1982 44-8 Historical Preservation – Federal Tax Laws 1976-1982 44-9 Historical Preservation – Home and Building Tours 1980-1987 45-1 Historical Preservation – Information Newsletters for National Trust 1976-1991 45-2 Historical Preservation – Information Newsletters for National Trust 1976-1991 45-3 Historical Preservation – Information Newsletters for National Trust 1976-1991 45-4 Historical Preservation – Local Ordinance and Commission 1979-1986 45-5 Historical Preservation – Local Ordinance and Commission 1979-1986 45-6 Historical Preservation – Leesburg, Virginia 1978 45-7 Historical Preservation – Lexington, Virginia 1982 45-8 Historical Preservation – Marshall, Michigan 1981-1983 45-9 Historical Preservation – Meridian, Mississippi 1990-1991 46-1 Historical Preservation – National Trust 1976-1986 46-2 Historical Preservation – National Trust 1976-1986 46-3 Historical Preservation – National Trust 1976-1986 46-4 Historical Preservation – National Trust 1976-1986 46-5 Historical Preservation – National Trust 1976-1986 46-6 Historical Preservation – National Trust 1976-1986 46-7 Historical Preservation – National Trust 1976-1986 47-1 Historical Preservation – Rugby, Tennessee 1981-1983 47-2 Historical Preservation – Single Building Use 1976-1988 47-3 Historical Preservation – Single Building Use 1976-1988 47-4 Historical Preservation – Single Building Use 1976-1988 47-5 Historical Preservation – Technical 1976-1983 47-6 Historical Preservation – Urban 1977-1986 47-7 Historical Preservation – Wallace, Idaho 1980-1982 48-1 Home Occupations 1991 48-2 Housing 1977-1990 48-3 Housing 1977-1990 48-4 Housing 1977-1990 48-5 Housing 1977-1990 48-6 Housing 1977-1990 48-7 Housing – Canadian Programs 1978-1986 49-1 Housing – Federal Programs 1979-1991 49-2 Housing – Federal Programs 1979-1991 49-3 Housing – Rehabilitation in Peekskill, New York 1982 49-4 Housing – Single Families 1985-1992 49-5 Housing – Suburbs 1988-1992 49-6 Housing – State Assistance 1977-1987 49-7 Human Services 1984-1985 50-1 Industrial Development 1976-1980 50-2 Indian-Americans 1980-1993 50-3 Infrastructure 1980-1989 50-4 Infrastructure 1980-1989 50-5 Job Development 1978-1987 50-6 Job Development 1978-1987 50-7 Job Development 1978-1987 50-8 Labor Organizing 1972-1974 51-1 Land Ownership 1977-1988 51-2 Land Trusts 1987-1991 51-3 Land Use Planning 1973-1983 51-4 Landscape 1990 51-5 Land Reform 1972-1987 51-6 Land Use Panning 1975-1989 51-7 Land Use Panning 1975-1989 51-8 Land Use Panning 1975-1989 51-9 Leadership Day 1989 51-10 Literature – Small Town Orientation 1979-1981 52-1 Logging and Lumber Industry 1980-1988 52-2 Logging and Lumber Industry 1990-1992 52-3 Mediation, Community 1986 52-4 Malls 1976-1988 52-5 Management 1976-1984 52-6 Migration 1975-1983 52-7 Mining 1979-1985 52-8 Minority Groups 1979-1987 53-1 Minority Groups 1979-1987 53-2 Mobile Homes 1978-1988 53-3 Mobile Homes 1978-1988 53-4 Mobile Homes 1978-1988 53-5 Mobile Homes – Data on Manufacture 1986-1987 53-6 Mobile Homes – Finance 1986-1991 53-7 Mobile Homes – Zoning 1982-1992 53-8 Motion Picture 1974 54-1 Municipal Management 1975-1999 54-2 Municipal Management 1975-1999 54-3 Municipal Management 1975-1999 54-4 Municipal Management – Canada 1985-1986 54-5 Municipal Management – Circuit Riders 1975-1976 54-6 Municipal Management – City Clerk 1980-1989 55-1 Municipal Management – Cost Cutting 55-2 Municipal Management – Finances 1979-1985 55-3 Municipal Management – Finances 1979-1985 55-4 Municipal Management – Finances 1979-1985 55-5 Municipal Management – Personnel 1977-1988 55-6 Museums 1967-1981 56-1 Museums 1967-1981 56-2 Museums, Brattleboro, Vermont 1985-1987 56-3 Neighborhood 1979-1983 56-4 Networking 1983-1984 56-5 New Towns 1976-1983 56-6 Newsletters – Community 56-7 Newsletters – Far Out 1980-1987 56-8 Newsletters – Far Out 1980-1987 56-9 Newsletters – Municipal 1974-1987 56-10 Newsletters – Small Towns 57-1 Noise 1984-1988 57-2 North Bonneville, Washington 1977-1984 57-3 Open Space Preservation 1972-1985 57-4 Oral History 1976-1981 57-5 Oral History 1981-1984 57-6 Parking and Regulations 1986 57-7 Parks 1981-1990 57-8 Parks 1981-1990 57-9 Parks Department – Sterling, Illinois 1985 58-1 Pets 1969-1986 58-2 Pets 1969-1986 58-3 Pets 1969-1986 58-4 Pets 1969-1986 58-5 Pets 1969-1986 58-6 Planned Communities – PUDs 1988-1991 58-7 Planned Communities – PUDs 1988-1991 59-1 Planning – Bay, Maine 1990-1991 59-2 Planning Aide – Town and County Planning Association 1986 59-3 Planning Commission 1976-1982 59-4 Planning – Comprehensive Plans 1979 59-5 Planning – State Organizations 59-6 Pollution 1979-1986 59-7 Post Office 1981 59-8 Poverty 1970-2000 59-9 Poverty 1970-2000 59-10 Quality of Life 1975-1985 59-11 Radio – Community Radio Stations 1975-1988 59-12 Rails to Trails 1981-1989 60-1 Rails to Trails 1981-1989 60-2 Rails to Trails 1981-1989 60-3 Railroads 1975-1986 61-1 Recreation 1976-1991 61-2 Recreation 1976-1991 61-3 Recreation 1976-1991 61-4 Recreation 1976-1991 61-5 Recreation 1976-1991 61-6 Recreation – Skiing 1985-1987 61-7 Recreation – Skiing 1987-1989 62-1 Records Management 1986-1987 62-2 Recycling 1975-1992 62-3 Recycling 1975-1992 62-4 Relocation Services to Small Towns 1993 62-5 Rural America 1975-1983 62-6 Rural Development 1975-2000 62-7 Rural Development 1975-2000 62-8 Rural Development 1975-2000 63-1 Rural Electrification 1982 63-2 Rural Policy 1970-1977 63-3 Rural Policy 1970-1977 63-4 Schools 1978-1982 63-5 Senior Citizens 1973-1988 63-6 Senior Citizens 1973-1988 63-7 Senior Citizens – GeronTopics Newsletter 1978-1980 63-8 Servers 1976-1986 64-1 Servers 1976-1986 64-2 Sewage Treatment 1981 64-3 Shopping Centers 1980-1990 64-4 Shopping Centers 1980-1990 64-5 Shopping Centers 1980-1990 64-6 Shopping Centers – Discount Stores / WalMart 1993-2001 64-7 Shopping Centers – Ellensburg, Washington 1975-1989 64-8 Shopping Malls – Oberlin, Ohio 1990 65-1 Shorelines 1974-1982 65-2 Sidewalks 1976-1980 65-3 Signs 1972-1989 65-4 Signs 1972-1989 65-5 Sludge Management 1980-1993 65-6 Small Decline 1972-1986 65-7 Small Decline 1972-1986 66-1 Small Towns – General 1976-1990 66-2 Small Towns – General 1976-1990 66-3 Smoking 1972-1989 66-4 Social Services 1977-1989 66-5 Social Services 1977-1989 66-6 Soil Conservation 1984-1990 66-7 Soil Conservation 1984-1990 66-8 Soil Conservation 1984-1990 67-1 Solid Waste Management 1975-1990 67-2 Solid Waste Management 1975-1990 68-1 States – Alabama 1974-1989 68-2 States – Alaska 1978-1984 68-3 States – Arizona 1986-1989 68-4 States – Arkansas 1975-1989 68-5 States – California 1977-1985 68-6 States – Colorado 1975-1989 68-7 States – Colorado 1975-1989 68-8 States – Connecticut 1974-1985 68-9 States – Delaware 1983 68-10 States – District of Columbia 1978-1988 68-11 States – Florida 1987 69-1 States – Hawaii 1984-1991 69-2 States – Idaho 1984-1990 69-3 States – Illinois 1987-1990 69-4 States – Indiana 1982-1988 69-5 States – Iowa 1971-1989 69-6 States – Kansas 1985-1987 69-7 States – Kentucky 1984 69-8 States – Louisiana 1981-1989 69-9 States – Maine 1975-1986 69-10 States – Michigan 1977-1981 69-11 States – Maryland 1974-1987 69-12 States – Massachusetts 1973-1987 69-13 States – Minnesota 1986-1989 69-14 States – Minnesota 1986-1989 70-1 States – Mississippi 1985-1988 70-2 States – Missouri 70-3 States – Montana 1985-1989 70-4 States – Nebraska 1986-1988 70-5 States – Nevada 1986 70-6 States – New Hampshire 1974-1975 70-7 States – New Jersey 1986 70-8 States – New Mexico 1978-1990 70-9 States – New York 1969-1986 70-10 States – North Carolina 1986-1991 70-11 States – North Dakota 1985-1989 71-1 States – Ohio 1974-1993 71-2 States – Oklahoma 1987-1991 71-3 States – Oregon 1982-1988 71-4 States – Pennsylvania 1983-1986 71-5 States – Puerto Rico 1986 71-6 States – Rhode Island 1978-1991 71-7 States – South Carolina 1977-1986 71-8 States – South Dakota 1980-1987 71-9 States – Tennessee 1986-1987 71-10 States – Texas 1976-1987 71-11 States – Utah 1986-1987 72-1 States – Vermont 1972-1985 72-2 States – Vermont 1972-1985 72-3 States – Washington 1958-1991 72-4 States – Washington 1958-1991 72-5 States – Washington, Ellensburg 1975-1991 72-6 States – Washington, Historic 1956-1985 73-1 States – West Virginia 1991 73-2 States – Wisconsin 1972-1982 73-3 States – Wyoming 1973-1988 73-4 States – Canada 1971-1991 73-5 States – Canada 1971-1991 73-6 States – Europe 1978-1986 73-7 South, The 1975-1994 74-1 Streetscapes 1980 74-2 Suburbs 1975-1986 74-3 Surveys 1971-1988 74-4 Surveys 1971-1988 74-5 Sustainable Development 1993-1995 74-6 Swimming Pools 1985-1989 74-7 Swimming Pools 1985-1989 74-8 Taxes 1984-1990 74-9 Taxes 1984-1990 75-1 Technology 75-2 Telecommunications – Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania 1990-1993 75-3 Theatres 1977-1985 75-4 Theatres 1977-1985 75-5 Theme Towns – Leavenworth, Washington 1985 75-6 Town Consolidation 1976-1997 75-7 Town / Gown Relationship 1985-1987 75-8 Tourism 1972-1990 75-9 Tourism 1972-1990 76-1 Tourism 1972-1990 76-2 Tourism 1972-1990 76-3 Tourism 1972-1990 76-4 Tourism 1972-1990 76-5 Tourism 1972-1990 76-6 Tourism – Canada 1985-1986 76-7 Tourism – Canada 1985-1986 77-1 Tourism – Eco-Tourism 1993 77-2 Tourism – Maryland 1987 77-3 Tourism – New York 1987-1991 77-4 Tourism – Rhode Island 1989-1996 77-5 Tourism – Texas 1896-2002 77-6 Tourism Promotion – Grand Rapids, Minnesota 1986 77-7 Trails 77-8 Transferable Development Rights 1976 77-9 Transportation 1977-1991 78-1 Transportation 1977-1991 78-2 Transportation 1977-1991 78-3 Transportation – Rural Rides 1980-1984 78-4 Trees – Urban Forestry - Elm Trees 1981-1988 78-5 Trees – Urban Forestry – Marshall, Michigan 1980 79-1 Urban Forestry 1980-1987 79-2 Urban Forestry 1980-1987 79-3 Urban Forestry 1980-1987 79-4 Urban Forestry – “Wood Words" 1985-1986 79-5 Urban Development Action Grants 1980-1984 79-6 Urban Policy 1969-1986 79-7 Urban Policy 1969-1986 80-1 Urban Renewal 1976-1980 80-2 Volunteers 1981-1994 80-3 Volunteers 1981-1994 80-4 Water – “Rural Water Notes" 1975-1978 80-5 Water Quality 1972-1991 80-6 Water Quality 1972-1991 80-7 Water Quality 1972-1991 81-1 Water Quality 1972-1991 81-2 Waterfront 1978-1991 81-3 Waterfront – Antwerp, Belgium 1990 81-4 Watershed Planning and Wetlands 1986-1990 81-5 Wilderness Preservation 1985-1991 81-6 Women 1977-1987 82-1 Women 1977-1987 82-2 Youth 1979-1992 82-3 Youth 1979-1992 82-4 Zoning 1978-1987 82-5 Zoning 1978-1987 III Organization files 1969-1998

This series consists of alphabetically arranged files of private and government committees, councils, commissions, associations and organizations that supported conservation and preservation projects or programs (1969-1998). The series was organized by members of the Small Towns Institute and retained in its original order.

 83-1 Advisory Council on Historic Preservation 1981-1996 83-2 Advisory Council on Historic Preservation 1981-1996 83-3 Affiliated State Arts Agencies of the Upper Northwest 1984 83-4 Agricultural Accountability Project 1971-1975 83-5 Agricultural Accountability Project 1971-1975 83-6 Agricultural Land Fund 1977 83-7 Alabama Community for the Humanities 1981 83-8 Alabama Historical Commission 1975-1977 83-9 Alaska Humanities Forum 1982 83-10 Alliance for Cultural Democracy 1984 83-11 “Alternate Roots" 1979-1982 83-12 Alternatives Christmas Catalogue 1974 83-13 Amazing Life Games 1973-1974 83-14 America the Beautiful Funds 1974-1987 84-1 American Academy of Political and Social Sciences 1973 84-2 American Association for State and Local History 1981 84-3 American Council for the Arts 1971-1976 84-4 American Council for the Arts 1977-1981 84-5 American Farmland Trust 1981 84-6 American Federation of Labor Congress of Industrial Organizations 1973 84-7 American Institute of Architects 1974 84-8 American Land Reform 1983 84-9 American Planning Association 1981-1987 84-10 American Society of Agricultural Engineers 1972-1974 84-11 American Society of Landscape Architects 1981 84-12 American Society of Planning Officials 1975-1978 84-13 Appalshop 1979-1983 84-14 Archeology Conservancy 1986 84-15 Arkansas Endowment for the Humanities 1983 84-16 Association for a Paving Moratorium 1994 84-17 Association for the Living Historical Farms and Museums 84-18 Association of Municipalities of Ontario 1985 84-19 Association of University Arts Administrators 1982 84-20 Australian Rural Adjustment Unit 1984 84-21 Ball Corporation 1973-1974 85-1 Basic Livelihood Corporation 1971-1972 85-2 Bishop Hill Heritage Association 1978-1980 85-3 Black Hills Audubon Society 1978 85-4 British Columbia Ministry of Municipal Affairs 1982 85-5 Business Committee for the Arts 1985 85-6 California Council for the Humanities 1984 85-7 California Roadside Council 1974-1975 85-8 Cambridge Systemics Inc. 1986 85-9 Campbell Center for Historic Preservation Studies 1982 85-10 Canadian Institute of Planners 1983 85-11 Catholic Rural Life Conference 1975-2001 85-12 C.E.T.A. 1975 85-13 Center for Community Economic Development 1979-1990 85-14 Center for Community Economic Development 1979-1990 85-15 Center for Community Economic Development 1979-1990 86-1 Center for Community Organization and Area Development 1969-1976 86-2 Center for Metropolitan Planning and Research 1981 86-3 Center for Rural Affairs – Walthill, Nebraska 1974 86-4 Center for Rural Massachusetts 1987-1988 86-5 Center for Small Town Research and Design 1979-1983 86-6 Center of Agricultural and Rural Development 1988 86-7 Centrum Foundation 1974-1975 86-8 Chambers of Commerce 1969-1987 86-9 City Hall Digest 1981 86-10 Coalition for Rural America 1972 86-11 Coalition for Rural America 1972 86-12 Coalition for Rural America 1972 87-1 Coalition for Rural Development 1963-1974 87-2 Colorado Commission on the Humanities 1983-1984 87-3 Colorado Innovation Center Denver Urban Observatory 1982 87-4 Committee for Economic Development 1977-1983 87-5 Committee for the Future Inc. 1972-1974 87-6 Community Planning Association of Canada 1976 87-7 Community Rehabilitation Training Center 1983 87-8 Community Service Inc. 1975-1984 87-9 Concerned Citizens for the Hudson Valley 1968-1971 87-10 Congressional Rural Caucus 1975-1978 87-11 Connecticut Humanities Council 1984 87-12 Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation 1981 87-13 Council on Development Choices for the 80s 1980 87-14 Council for Planning Libraries 1978 87-15 Council of State Governments 1989 87-16 Design for Clark County 1970-1971 88-1 Design Michigan 1985-1987 88-2 Downtown Research and Development Center 1978-1991 88-3 Downtown Research and Development Center 1978-1991 88-4 Environmental Protection Agency 1973-1986 88-5 Environmental Protection Agency 1973-1986 88-6 Environmentalists for Full Employment 1976-1978 88-7 ERIC Clearing House on Rural Education and Small Schools 1971-1990 88-8 Expo ’86, Vancouver, British Columbia 1985-1986 88-9 Federal Energy Administration 1975-1977 88-10 Federation of Canadian Municipalities 1978-1984 88-11 Federation of Southern Cooperatives 1972 89-1 Friends of the Earth 1971-1973 89-2 Georgia Endowment for the Humanities 1983 89-3 Glenmary Research Center 1987 89-4 Grange 1970 89-5 Gunlogson, G. B. 1976-1988 89-6 Gunlogson, G. B. 1976-1988 89-7 Gunlogson, G. B. 1976-1988 89-8 Heartland Center for Leadership Development 1990 89-9 Heritage Canada 1984 89-10 Heritage Conservation and Recreation Services 1981 90-1 Historic House Association of America 1978-1980 90-2 Historic Landmarks of Indiana 1985-1990 90-3 Historic Landmarks of Indiana 1985-1990 90-4 Historic New Harmony Inc. 1979 90-5 Historic Preservation Society of North Carolina 1982-1985 90-6 House Assistance Council 1973-1979 90-7 Idaho Assistance for the Humanities 1983 90-8 IDEA (International Downtown Executives Association) 1981-1984 90-9 Indiana Committee for the Humanities 1984 90-10 Institute for the Community Economics Program and Accomplishments 1978-1981 90-11 Institute of Cultural Affairs 1981-1983 90-12 Institute for Local Self-Reliance 1976-1981 90-13 Institute for Urban Design 1980-1981 91-1 Institute of Science and Man 1972-1986 91-2 Institute of Science and Man 1972-1986 91-3 Institute for Research on Poverty 91-4 International City Management Association 1978-1980 91-5 International Independent Institute 1973-1975 91-6 Institute for Policy Studies 1975-1976 91-7 International Council of Shopping Centers 1984 91-8 International Institute of Municipal Clerks 1977-1983 91-9 International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation 1973 91-10 Iowa Humanities Board 1982-1983 91-11 Junior Chamber of Commerce 1977-1978 91-12 Kentucky Humanities Council 1983-1987 91-13 Kansas Committee for the Humanities 1974-1983 91-14 Keep America Beautiful Inc. 1983-1984 91-15 Landmarks Preservation Council of Illinois 1984-1988 91-16 League of Historic American Theaters 1981-1982 92-1 Louisiana Committee for the Humanities 1984-1985 92-2 Maine Coast Heritage Trust 92-3 Maine Humanities Council 1982 92-4 Maryland Humanities Council 1983-1984 92-5 Massachusetts Foundation for Humanities 1983-1984 92-6 Metro 1976-1980 92-7 Michigan Council for the Humanities 1984 92-8 Michigan State University – School of Labor 1972 92-9 Michigan Society of Planning Officials 1983 92-10 Midwest Living Magazine 1987 92-11 Minnesota Humanities Commission 1982-1984 92-12 Mississippi Center for Small Town Design 1980-1981 92-13 Mississippi Committee for the Humanities 1982-1984 92-14 Montana Committee for the Humanities 1984 92-15 Municipal Officer’s Association of British Columbia 1985-1987 92-16 NAHRO (National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials) 1979-1981 92-17 National Area Development Institute 92-18 National Association of Counties 1972 92-19 National Association of Counties 1982 92-20 National Association of Development Organizations 1985 92-21 National Association of Regional Councils 1984 92-22 National Association of State Development Agencies 1983 93-1 National Association of Towns And Township Officials 1974-1985 93-2 National Center for Employee Ownership 93-3 National Council for the Traditional Arts 1981 93-4 National Endowment for the Arts 1984 93-5 National Endowment for the Humanities 1972-1974 93-6 National Land for People 1977-1979 93-7 National League of Cities 1985 93-8 National League of Cities – Environment Design Project 1980 93-9 National Municipal League 1979-1982 93-10 National Recreation and Parks Association 1983 93-11 National Rural Center 1978-1985 93-12 National Rural Fellows 1981-1982 93-13 National Science Foundation 1976-1979 93-14 Natural Disaster Recovery and Migration Resource Referral Service 1982 93-15 NEAPQ Center – University of Maine 1972-1973 93-16 Nebraska Committee for the Humanities 1984-1985 93-17 Neighborhood Arts Programs National Organization Committee 1982-1983 94-1 Nevada Humanities Council 1983-1985 94-2 New England Resource Agency Information Exchange 1978-1981 94-3 Newfoundland and Labrador Federation of Municipalities 1981-1982 94-4 New Hampshire Association of Conservation Committee 1975 94-5 New Jersey Committees for the Humanities 1984 94-6 New York State Commission on Rural Resources 1983 94-7 North Carolina Humanities Committee 1984-1985 94-8 Northeast-Midwest Congressional Coalition 1984 94-9 Northeastern Iowa Human Resource Center 1972-1973 94-10 Northwest Power Planning Council 1985-1989 94-11 Northwest Power Planning Council 1985-1989 94-12 Northwest Power Planning Council 1985-1989 94-13 Ohio Humanities Council 1984-1988 95-1 Ohio Planning Conference 1973-1981 95-2 Oklahoma Foundation for the Humanities 1985 95-3 Ontario Association of Architects 1984 95-4 Ontario Organization of Small Urban Municipalities 1982 95-5 Pacific Northwest Ballet Association 1972 95-6 Partners for Livable Places 1981-1988 95-7 Partnerships for Rural Improvement 1978-1982 95-8 Pennsylvania Planning Association 1984 95-9 People, Food and Land 1986 95-10 Pioneer America Society 1971-1974 95-11 Pioneer America Society 1971-1974 96-1 Planning Association of Washington 1972-1982 96-2 Preservation League of New York State 1981-1982 96-3 President’s Commission on the American Outdoors 1976 96-4 President’s Commission on the American Outdoors 1986 96-5 Private Revitalization of Downtown – Santa Cruz, California 1976 96-6 Project for Public Spaces 1979 96-7 Project Green – Iowa City, Iowa 1973-1977 96-8 Public Administration Institute of Canada 1982 96-9 Public and Private Ventures 1983-1995 96-10 Public and Private Ventures 1983-1995 96-11 Public and Private Ventures 1983-1995 96-12 Puget Sound Government Conference 1983 96-13 Ruby Arts of Lake Chelan 1974 97-1 Rural America 1977 97-2 Rural Coalition 1979-1982 97-3 Rural Development Outreach Program Center 1979-1980 97-4 Rural Education Association 1973-1974 97-5 “Rural Opportunities" 1968-1969 97-6 Science, Mathematics and Environment Education Information Analysis Center 1972-1973 97-7 Smithsonian Science Information Exchange - Newsletter 1978-1979 97-8 Social Science Research Center 1976-1982 97-9 Southern Rural Development Center 1976-1982 97-10 Southwest Research and Information Center 1974 97-11 Southwest State University 1978 97-12 State of Washington Planning and Community Affairs Department of Community Development 1969-1977 97-13 Team 4 1977-1980 97-14 Texas Committee for the Humanities 1984 97-15 “Tilth" - Newsletter 1975-1979 97-16 Townscape Institute 1972-1977 98-1 “Tranet" - Newsletter 1978-1984 98-2 Tennessee Valley Authority 1977-1992 98-3 Tennessee Valley Authority 1977-1992 98-4 United States Department of Agriculture 1972-1980 98-5 “Urban Design" – Newsletter 1974-1981 98-6 Urban Land Institute 1986 98-7 Vermont Natural Resources Forum 1973-1976 98-8 “Victorian Homes" – Journal 1982 98-9 Vision 17 1970 98-10 W. E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research 1983 98-11 Waccama Regional Planning and Development 1972-1975 98-12 Washington Commission for the Humanities 1980-1985 98-13 Washington State Task Force on Rural Affairs 1971 98-14 Washington Trust for Historic Preservation 1979-1987 99-1 Washington Trust for Historic Preservation 1979-1987 99-2 Waste Management Professionals Association 1985 99-3 Waterford Foundation 1981-1982 99-4 Waterfront Center 1982-1983 99-5 Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education 1973 99-6 Western States Arts Foundation 1984 99-7 White House Task Force on Small Towns 1973 99-8 Whitman County Regional Planning Council 1979-1981 99-9 Wisconsin Humanities Committee 1984 99-10 Wyoming Council for the Humanities 1984 99-11 Zero Population Growth 1976 IV Article submissions and drafts 1966-2002

This series contains correspondence, photographs and drafts of articles submitted for publication and published in the Small Town Institute’s journal from 1966 to 2002. This series is organized alphabetically by surname of the author.

 100-1 Alabama Planning Community “WeissLake" 100-2 Allen, David – Catfish Farming 1989 100-3 Arnold, David – Children and Sidewalks 1988 100-4 Aspaas, Helen Ruth – Women’s Home Based Business 1966-1967 100-5 Atash, Farhand – Multimodal Transportation Strategies 1996-1997 100-6 Ayers, James R. – Terracing Farmland 1990 100-7 Ballard, Chester C. – Oil Boom Town 1982 100-8 Barnes, Stephen H. – Rural Fine Arts Colleges 1988 100-9 Barlett, Sheridan – Brattleboro, Vermont 1990 100-10 Becker, Jay – Community Newsletter 1999 100-11 Becker, Jay – Former Social Worker, Man and Pop Farmers 1995-1997 100-12 Becker, Jay – Great Plains Remote Town 1999 100-13 Belits, Catherine A. – Farmland Preservation 1989 100-14 Belknap, Larry K. – Leisure Activities for Women 1989 100-15 Benhart, John E. – Interstate 81 Corridor 1992 100-16 Benhart, John E. – Planning and Regional Development 1996 100-17 Bernlin, Robert – Earthquake Hazards 1986 100-18 Betz, Melanie – Preserving County Courthouses 1985 100-19 Blevins, Andre / Hong, Dan – Laramie, Wyoming 1993 100-20 Blisard, Herb – Matter of Scale 1992 100-21 Bloom, Alice – Mt. Vernon, Maine 1991 100-22 Boulger, James C. – Small Town Medical Practice 1982 101-1 Bourke, Lisa – Case of Bedford 1995 101-2 Bowling, Michael – Illinois Rural Tourism 1992 101-3 Boyd, Sheryl – Youth Helping Seniors 1989 101-4 Bradbury, S. L. – Communities in Transition 1997 101-5 Bradbury, S. L. – Expanding the Tourist Season 1994 101-6 Bradbury, S. L. – Planning without a Planner 1991 101-7 Bradford, Janet K. – Santa Luisa, California, Earthquake 1984 101-8 Branch, Kenneth J. – Consolidating the Village School 1987 101-9 Break, Helen – Ontario’s Rural Service Areas 1988 101-10 Bright, Robert D. – How’s your Organization 1987 101-11 Brighton, Deborah – Fostering Commercial Development 1991 101-12 Broadway, Michael – What Happens when the Meat Packers come to Town 1994 101-13 Brookings, Oregon – Recreation, Parks and Leisure 101-14 Brooks, Rusty – Georgia Downtowns 1995 101-15 Brown, Bridget – Academy Village 1996-1997 101-16 Brown, Dennis M. – The State of Transportation in America 1996 101-17 Brown, Dennis M. – Public Transportation 1988 101-18 Brown-Manrique, Gerardo – Design Guidelines as Controls on Environment 1991 101-19 Buchanan, Gary – Import Replacement 1995 101-20 Carlson, David A. – Role of Church in Farm Disputes 1989 101-21 Caruso, Christopher – Open Space 1996 101-22 Carter, Emanuel – Ways of Looking at Community 1990 102-1 Caudillo, Nancy Lauts – Illinois Economic Development 1991 102-2 Caudle, Mildred W. – Pulaski, Tennessee 1988 102-3 Chabot, Robert – Net Retail Leakage: Ohio 1996-1997 102-4 Chawla, Louise – Kentucky Childhoods: 1900 to Now 1994 102-5 Childress, Herb – No Loitering 1993 102-6 Clements, Christine and LaNelda, Ralley – Using Public Relations to Boost Community Promotional Efforts 102-7 Cleveland, Stepnanie and Hansen, Chris – Sedro-Woolley, Washington 1994 102-8 Coe, Benjamin P. – Part-time Public Officials 1987 102-9 Coffy, Brian – New York Tax Shift 1990-1995 102-10 Cole, Brian D. – Baker City, Oregon 1993 102-11 Costello, Anthony J. – Preservation through Local News 1983 102-12 Costello, Anthony J. – Taking the Basic Steps to the Charrette Process 1987 102-13 Costello, Anthony J. – Taking the Basic Steps to the Charrette Process 1987 102-14 Coyle, Michael P. – Disaster Planning 1984 102-15 Crankshaw, Ned – Trees and Environment of Downtown Street Corridors 1994 102-16 Crankshaw, Ned – Walking Places in Small Town 1999 102-17 Crihfield, John B. – Reily’s Law 1991 102-18 Crush, Teresa – Thermopolis, Wyoming, Main Street 1985 102-19 Curles, Lawrence J. – Port Orchard, Washington, Waterfront 1989 102-20 Dahms, Frederick – Economic Revitalization 1991 102-21 Daller, Timothy – Northwest Angle, Minnesota 1997 102-22 Daniels, Tom N. and Keller, T. – WalMart Comes to Town 1991 103-1 Davidson, Claud M. – Local Health Care in Texas 1992 103-2 Davidson, Claud M. – Texas Tech University 1990 103-3 DeLyser, Dydia – Ghost Towns 1995 103-4 Denman, Anne S. – Iowa City 103-5 Devine, David – Casa Granda, Arizona 1984 103-6 DiGrino, Nick – Informing Citizens 1986 103-7 Dillman, Don A. – Mobie Homes 1982 103-8 Doherty, J. C. – Utility Locations as Plan Tool 103-9 Doom, Ira F. – Volunteer Transportation Program 1984 103-10 Downey, Maryjo – Carousel Restoration Project 1983 103-11 Driskell, Jeanette – Third and Main 1980 103-12 Duffy-Armstrong, Marilyn – Environmental Design 1981 103-13 Edwards, James R. – Citizens of History 1994 103-14 Ellis, William E. – Small Towns in Transition 1995 103-15 Elmerdorf, Richard – Development Impact Fees 1992 103-16 Engler, Mira – Theme Towns 1994 103-17 Erickson, Carolyn – Country Store lives 1984 103-18 Evangelist, Frank – Arts and Crafts in Andover, New York 1987 103-19 Everitt, John C. – Tale of Two Towns 1994 103-20 Farner, Jeffroy – Agricultural Preservation 1996-1997 103-21 Farwell, Byron – Rural Election in Virginia 103-22 Fast, Manfred – Communities can Make it Happen 1995 103-23 Fincham, Allen G. – Alcoa, Tennessee 1998 103-24 Findlay, Robert – Three Visual Imaging Techniques 1989 103-25 Flaccaverto, Anthony – Values and Community Development 1988 103-26 Fleming, Cory – Making More of Loess 1993 103-27 Fleming, Ronald Lee – Landscape of the Mind 1981 103-28 Flittie, Edwin C. – Moving from Metropolis 1982 103-29 Forbes, William – A Tale of Two Diversities 1994 104-1 Ford, Jack J. – Zoning Rural Highway Corridor 1993-1994 104-2 Forrester, Randy – Angle Fire, New Mexico 1990 104-3 Francaviglia, Richard V. – Bisbee, Arizona 1983 104-4 Francaviglia, Richard V. – Evolution of Mining Scapes 1993-1994 104-5 Fridlund, Paul – Fisk Photographs 1981 104-6 Garnham, Harry L. – Telluride, Colorado 1989 104-7 Garula, Samuel – Centralia, Pennsylvania Mine Fire 1985 104-8 Gaylord, Hugh – Planning Reform in Ontario and its Implications 1996 104-9 Gilman, Dennis S. – Preservation of Banker’s Row 1985 104-10 Goudy, Willis – Changes in the Numbers 1990 104-11 Greenburg, Gary – No title 1994 104-12 Grossman, Howard J. – Town Adjusts to Budget Cuts 1985 104-13 Gruidl, John and Kline, Steve – What happens when a Large Discount Store comes to Town 1992 104-14 Guenther, Judith – Selling Main Street 1983 104-15 Gurnee, J. Michael – Reflecting Lifestyles in Zoning 1982 104-16 Hala, Natalie A. – Emerging Artists – Cataba City, North Carolina 1987 104-17 Hall, Donna L. – Historic Districts of Washington State 1991 104-18 Halseth, Greg – C.E.D. Groups in Non-Metro British Columbia 1997 104-19 Halseth, Greg – Information Needs 2001 104-20 Hankins, Robb – Artstown, U.S.A. 1986 104-21 Hansen, Tim – Small Town Entrances 1984 104-22 Hawley, Jana – Do Retailers Plan (or Pray) for Success 1996 104-23 Herr, Philip B. – Nuclear Emergency Response 104-24 Hestekin, Kay – Providing Affordable Housing 1991 104-25 Hester, Randolph T., Jr. – Inspiring Community Action 1988 104-26 Hester, Randolph T., Jr. – Local Planning in Rural Towns 1988 104-27 Hester, Randolph T., Jr. – Manteo, North Carolina 1989 105-1 Hester, Randy – Blueprint 1998 105-2 Hester, Randy – Small towns in Taiwan 1998 105-3 Hines, Bob – Ashville, Ohio 1982 105-4 Historic Preservation Issue – Miscellaneous 1982 105-5 Honadle, Beth Walter – Using Cooperation 1980 105-6 Hooey, Catherine – When an Auto Giant comes to Town 1995 105-7 Hooks, Grey – Factory Closings 1982 105-8 Hooper, Anthony I. – New Berne, North Carolina 1986 105-9 Hoover, Janet Williams – Rural Doctors 1986 105-10 Historic Preservation Issue – Miscellaneous 1982 105-11 Horstman, Neil – Professionals in State Preservation 1982 105-12 Houstoun, Lawrence O. – Non-Metropolitan Growth 1981 105-13 Hoviner, Gary R. – Lancaster County Tourism 1997 105-14 Howell, Richard 105-15 Hudler, Adrian W. – Small Town Doctors 1992 105-16 Hutchinson, John C. – Were in this Together 1988 105-17 Ircha, Michael C. – Canadian Shopping Centers 1983 105-18 Jenkins, Janet R. – Cliff Dwellers 1986 105-19 Jensen, Katherine and Blevins, Audie – The Remaking of a Company Mining Town 1992 105-20 Jensen, Katherine and Blevins, Audie – Builder, Retailer, Restorer 1998 105-21 Johnson, Ann L. – Beverton, Oregon 1987 105-22 Johnson, Peter C. – Land Use in Douglas County 1995 105-23 Johnson, Ronald – Bed and Breakfast: Waterloo 1992 105-24 Jones, Daniel R. – Landscaping Mobil Home Parks 1983 105-25 Jutla, Rajinders – Visual Preferences of Townscape 1998 105-26 Kanhi, Victor – Ridesharing 1982 105-27 Kaprisin, Ron – Tourism in Alaska Gold Rush Town 1982 105-28 Karia, Michael R. – New Towns in Far North 1989 105-29 Kaye, Stephen C. – Short Trip into Open Space 1992 105-30 Kazzi, John W. – Keep America Beautiful 1990 105-31 Keirstead, Donna – Old Town, Financing Development 1981 105-32 Kenyon, James B. – Central Social District 1989 105-33 Kern, Christopher J. – Rethinking Main Street, Oswego, New York 1993 106-1 Kim, Joochu – Mohave County, Arizona, Recreation 1986 106-2 Kleiner, Anna M. – Achieving Multi-Community Consolidation 1996 106-3 Knapp, Tim – A Bumpy Economic Road 1996-1997 106-4 Knox, Jerry – Surviving Post Disaster 106-5 Knox, Jerry – Volume Chain Stores 1991 106-6 Koreya, Mele – Nebraska Community Improvement 1981 106-7 Kotval, Zenia and Mullin, John R. – When the Mall Comes to Town 1992 106-8 Kozel, Ronald M. – Planning for Chemical Spills 106-9 Kunstler, James H. – The Geography of Nowhere 1993 106-10 Kurlick, Keith – Viva: Cuba, Missouri 1987 106-11 Kurtz, Steven K. – Mills, Wyoming 1988 106-12 Labadie, John – Emergency Management 1984 106-13 Landon, R. Ned – Kona Arts Center 1985 106-14 Landry, Chris – Carbondale, Colorado Community Ski 1988 106-15 Lankford, Sam – Government Camp, Oregon 1988 106-16 Lannon, Kurt M. – 10 Ways for Government’s to get More Grant 1992 106-17 Lapping, Mark – Service Learning in Rural Context 1992 106-18 Larson, E. Anne – Touring Arts Teen 1985 106-19 Lavender, Marguerite – Lenox, Georgia, Governors Project 1981 106-20 Leach, Mary – Sculpture Garden, Owatonna, Minnesota 1981 106-21 Lehr, John C. – Canadian Murals 1983 106-22 Leightin, Julia – Workers Buy a Factory 1982 106-23 Leistritz, F. Larry – Why People Leave Town 106-24 Lemke, June Canty – Keeping Teachers in Small Districts 106-25 Lenda, Helen – Participatory Design and Planning 1997 106-26 Leonard, Timothy – Urban Country / Small Towns 1980 106-27 Leuci, Mary Simon – Word From Missouri 1989 106-28 Lew, Allan – Bringing Tourists to Town 1985 106-29 Linder, James R. – An Analysis of Pike Company 1995 106-30 Lins, Sue A. – National Park Service and Preservation 1991 106-31 Litmar, Todd – Bicycles, Olympia, Washington 1990 107-1 Lopata, Roy H. – Taxing Business Costs to Serve 1984 107-2 Lowitt, Peter – Preserving the Historic Mill Village 1994 107-3 Ludtee, Richard – ARCH, Rural Health Care 1989 107-4 Lynch, Rodney C. – Bethel, Maine 1990 107-5 Maca, Martin – South Dakota Grain Elevators 1998 107-6 Mallahey, James T. – Waterford, New York 1982 107-7 Maragiri, Chinna Karthi – How Rural Citizens Perceive the Effectiveness of Crime Prevention Measures in Kentucky 1987 107-8 Martin, David K. – Confronting Change in Rural Communities 1996 107-9 Mason, Robert – Saving Place 1995 107-10 Masterson, Ikuro – Waterfront Design 1981 107-11 Mattson, Gary – Community Viability Analysis 1996 107-12 Mattson, Gary – Iowa Towns 1989 107-13 McCormack, Peter J. – Ethnography, Sense of Place 1996 107-14 McEwen, Douglas – Private Campgrounds 1988 107-15 McKey, Larry F. – Annexation, A Planners Vision 1981 107-16 McNeese, Larry – Palisades, Colorado, Golf Course 1987 107-17 McNicol, Barbara – Canmore, Alberta 1996 107-18 Meehan, Patrick J. – Cookbook Approach to Development 1983 107-19 Meek, Mary – Bonapart, Iowa 1994 107-20 Mehroff, Arthur – The Minnesota Design Team 1995 107-21 Meier, Marian – Clarion, Iowa, Festival 1982 107-22 Mellen, Fred J. – Innovative Ideas at Work 1995 107-23 Mieser, Edward J. - Eugene, Oregon 1981 107-24 Miles, Jo N. – Toppenish, Washington 1988 107-25 Miller, John E. 1994 107-26 Modisett, Sandra A. – North Dakota Recreation 1990 107-27 Moer, Jane and Moer, Kelly – Dakota Leaders 1992 107-28 Moon, Henry – Interstate Village 1989 107-29 Morril, Dan L. – Keeping History in Historic Preservation 1983 108-1 Muench, David – Non-computerized Survey 1989 108-2 Mullin, John 1997 108-3 Munsell, Ken – Governor’s Project 1981 108-4 Munsell, Ken – Movie Palaces and Civic Centers 1981 108-5 Murray, Bruce H. – Reasons for Façade Improvements 1988 108-6 Murray, Bruce H. – Success in Community Revitalization 1989 108-7 Muschell, James E. – Cheboygan, Michigan, Opera House 1988 108-8 Muse, Ivan D. – One Room School 1988 108-9 Napoli, Donald S. – Preservation, Point Arena, California 1991 108-10 Naylor, Amy R. – Democracy confirmed 1992 108-11 Neihaus, Charles R. – Jefferson, Indiana, Preservation 1985 108-12 Nellis, Lee – Zoning Vicious Cycle 1984 108-13 Nelson, Edwin C. – Community School Revitalization 1996 108-14 Nelson, Edwin C. – No Town has to Die 1990 108-15 Nelson, Roberta – First Class Waterfront Park 1986 108-16 New Jersey Villages on Display 1983 108-17 Newcomb, Joan M. – Kilpi Hall, Community Center 1982 108-18 Nilson, Ralph – Positive Alternatives to a Lack of Funding Rural Education 1987 108-19 Norris, Parrell – Motels and Cabin Courts 2001 108-20 Nylander, Donna – Creating Children’s Theatre 1996-1997 108-21 Oberdorf, Jeff – Felton, California, Town Plan 1987 108-22 Ohman, Marian M. – Youth as Historians 1988 108-23 Orland, Brian – Computer Visualization 1987 108-24 Owen, Melisa – Intergenerational / Entrepreneurship 1996 108-25 Paddock, Curt – Campus and Community 1982 108-26 Palmer, Arthur E. – Environmental Planning 1984 108-27 Pape, John – Adopt a Neighborhood 1996 108-28 Paradis, Thomas – Developing a Sense of Place 1996 108-29 Patrick, Kevin – Structure of Roadside Cultural Landscape 1991 108-30 Patton, Carl V. – Company Towns 1980 108-31 Patton, David – Capital Availability in Idaho 1990 108-32 Pavy, Manon – Ponchatoula, Louisiana 1993 109-1 Peeders, Ken – Fergus Falls, Minnesota 1982 109-2 Pivo, Gary – Community Character 1992 109-3 Presidential Candidates 1980 109-4 Proell, Duane J. – Aquatics Center 1986 109-5 Pulver, Glaen C. – Shopping Center 1983 109-6 Pybus, Dean – Playscape Construction 1995 109-7 Rathge, Richard – Impact of Growth 1984 109-8 Richard, Will – Job Creation in Maine 1980 109-9 Richardson, Jean – The Epic Project: Rural Vermont 1998-1999 109-10 Root, Kenneth – Plant Impacts, Plant Closure 1998 109-11 Root, Kenneth – Response to Plant Downsizing 2001 109-12 Rossi, Clifford – Investment in Rural Sewers 1991 109-13 Roth, Mary Beth – Efland Creeks Community Center 1986 109-14 Russell, Lowell K. – Kiowa Nation Rural Transport 1986 109-15 Ryder, Barbara – Pullman, Washington, Downtown Design 1988 109-16 Schenker, Alex – Zero Employment Governments 1985 109-17 Schroeder, Fred E. H. – Fourth Diversion 1982 109-18 Schulz, Brian L. – South Central Oklahoma 1991 109-19 Seachard, Dan – Puyallup Revitalization Project 1997 109-20 Seffield, Emilyn A, - Moberly, Missouri Parks 1989 109-21 Shaw, Davis – Property Valve Impacts 1997-1998 109-22 Shivani, Harrid – Farmland Preservation in New York 1985 109-23 Shumway, J. Matthew – Hot, medium and Cold 1997-1998 109-24 Sills, Mark R. – Human Services Planning 1993 109-25 Sirois, Kathleen – Dealing with Growth 1995 109-26 Skelcher, Bradley – Galesburg, Illinois 1990 110-1 Skelcher, Bradley – Hot Springs, South Dakota 1992 110-2 Skelcher, Bradley – Lessons of Main Street 1992 110-3 Skelcher, Bradley – Main Street Project 1991 110-4 Smardon, Richard C. – Clayton, New York, Waterfront 1983 110-5 Smardon, Richard and Carter, Emanuel – Fort Drum Special Issue 1990 110-6 Smith, Everett G. – Decent Places Off the Beaten Path 1995 110-7 Smith, George F. – Tennessee Extension Service 1986 110-8 Sofranko, Andrew J. – Employment / Quality of Life 1980 110-9 Soll, Michael and Wagner, Fritz – Coping with Change 1991 110-10 Sonnenberg, Kyle and Sonnerberg, Gerald – Southern Pines 1999 110-11 Steiner, Bill – The Future of Downtowns 1992 110-12 Stevens, Lauren R. – The Wiliamson Advocate 1983 110-13 Stockhouse, Jan – Selling to Employees 1988 110-14 Stowkowski, Patricia A. – Colorado Gambling Boom 1992 110-15 Stroud, Hubert B. – Transfer of Development Rights 1992 110-16 Stubbles, Russell – Deadwood 1990 110-17 Summers, Gene F. – Cash Transfer Payments 1983 110-18 Sundermyer, Lonnie – Danbury, Connecticut, Friendly Visitors 1989 110-19 Sutton, Christopher and Engelstad, Jeff – Growth on the High Planes 1999 110-20 Swanson, David A. – 1980 Census for Small Towns 1987 110-21 Swanson, David A. – Population of Rural Communities 1995 110-22 Sweet, Doug – Astoria, Oregon, Community Radio 1985 111-1 Taylor, James H. – Othello, Washington, Health Care 1984 111-2 Thomas, Margaret A. – Preservation, Sale Controls 1980 111-3 Thorensen, Susan Werner – Portsmouth, New Hampshire 1988 111-4 Timmins, Richard H. – Starting a Community Foundation 1987 111-5 Tompkins, Judith L. – Bellevue, Michigan 1984 111-6 Tripp, Garnet – Hillman, Michigan 1990 111-7 Tyler, Norman – Evaluating the Health of Development 1989 111-8 Van Otten, George – The Verde Valley 1992 111-9 Vance, Bill – Washington Recreation 1990 111-10 Waelti, John J. – Cheesemaker’s Lament 1990 111-11 Wagner, Fritz – Louisiana Programs 1990 111-12 Wagner, Fritz –Single Industry Towns 1984 111-13 Wagner, Richard – Preservation Design Week 1982 111-14 Walzer, Norman – Illinois Economic Development 1994 111-15 Warrack, Allan A. – Mega-projects in Small Towns 1982 111-16 Weaver, Glen D. – Creating Special Events 1988 111-17 Weber, Eugene J. – Role of Voluntary Organizations 1996 111-18 Weegar, W. Allan – Hurst, Texas, Volunteerism 1983 111-19 Wells, Betty – Intercommunity Cooperation 1991 111-20 Wexler, Clifford – Photo-documentation 1984 111-21 Williams, S. Wells – Green River, Wyoming 1983 111-22 Williams, Harold S. – Barn Raisings 1986 111-23 Williams, Harold S. – Self-help in New York 1987 111-24 Williamson, Jack – Design Michigan 1987 112-1 Willits, Fern K. – Youth Recreation Preferences 1988 112-2 Willoughby, Chuck – Perkins, Oklahoma 1998 112-3 Winchell, Dick G. – Wilbur, Washington 1991 112-4 Wolber, Ronald V. – Fraser, Michigan Firefighters 1991 112-5 Wolensky, Robert – Fiscal Stress in Wisconsin Small Governments 1991 112-6 Woods, Michael – Pageantry and Politics in an English Village 1996-1997 112-7 Young, Jenny E. – Designing a Health Clinic for Prairie City, Oregon 1995 112-8 Young, Jenny E. – Making Vivid Towns 1991 112-9 Yuill, Robert S. – Opinion Survey, 11981 112-10 Everitt, John C. – Changing Rurality in Canadian Provinces 1997 112-11 Hartmans, Donna 2001 112-12 Holland, Ann H. R. – Keeseville, New York 1999 112-13 Jamroz, Steven J. – The Importance of On-Street Parking 1997 112-14 Johnson, Peter – Historic Preservation and Urban Waterfront Development 2000 112-15 Masilela, Calvin 1999 112-16 Mitchell, Martin – Small Town Kansas Revisited 1993-2003 112-17 Niemcyzk, Kenneth – Lebanon, New Hampshire Planning 1999 112-18 Raento, Pavlina – Tourism and Community Development in Jackpot, Nevada 1999 112-19 Rigdon, Michael A. – Policing and Public Housing 1997 112-20 St. Jacobs, Ontario 112-21 Walker, Gerald – Neo-Traditional Planning 1998 112-22 Wood, Colin – British Columbia, Canada Photographs 112-23 Vasiliev, Ren – U. S. Route 6 1997-1999 V Photographs for articles 1972-1991

This series consists of photographs submitted for publication or published in the Small Towns Institute’s journal from 1972 to 1991, the bulk of the images date from 1972 to 1979. The series is arranged chronologically and alphabetically by name of location.

 113-1 Issue Photographs 1972-1973 113-2 Issue Photographs – Ellensburg Art Gallery Renovation May, 1975 113-3 Issue Photographs July, 1975-October, 1975 113-4 Issue Photographs January, 1976-March, 1976 113-5 Issue Photographs April, 1976-August, 1976 113-6 Issue Photographs September, 1976-December, 1976 113-7 Issue Photographs January, 1977-March, 1977 113-8 Issue Photographs April, 1977-June, 1977 113-9 Issue Photographs July, 1977-September, 1977 113-10 Issue Photographs October, 1977-December, 1977 113-11 Issue Photographs January, 1978-June, 1978 113-12 Issue Photographs July, 1978-September, 1978 113-13 Issue Photographs October, 1978-December, 1978 113-14 Issue Photographs 1979 113-15 Issue Photographs - Alabama 113-16 Issue Photographs - Arizona 113-17 Issue Photographs - California 113-18 Issue Photographs - Colorado 113-19 Issue Photographs - Connecticut 113-20 Issue Photographs - Delaware 114-1 Issue Photographs – Georgia 114-2 Issue Photographs – Idaho 114-3 Issue Photographs – Illinois 114-4 Issue Photographs – Indiana 114-5 Issue Photographs – Iowa 114-6 Issue Photographs – Kansas 114-7 Issue Photographs – Kentucky 114-8 Issue Photographs – Louisiana 114-9 Issue Photographs – Massachusetts 114-10 Issue Photographs – Michigan 114-11 Issue Photographs – Minnesota 114-12 Issue Photographs – Montana 114-13 Issue Photographs – Nebraska 114-14 Issue Photographs – New Hampshire 114-15 Issue Photographs – New Mexico 114-16 Issue Photographs – New York 114-17 Issue Photographs – Ohio 114-18 Issue Photographs – Oklahoma 114-19 Issue Photographs – Oregon 114-20 Issue Photographs – South Dakota 114-21 Issue Photographs – Texas 114-22 Issue Photographs – Utah 114-23 Issue Photographs – Vermont 114-24 Issue Photographs – Virginia 114-25 Issue Photographs – Washington 114-26 Issue Photographs – West Virginia 114-27 Issue Photographs – Wyoming 114-28 Issue Photographs – Canada 115-1 Issue Photographs – Ellensburg, Washington 115-2 Issue Photographs – Leavenworth, Washington 115-3 Issue Photographs – Lester, Washington 115-4 Issue Photographs – Front Covers 115-5 Issue Photographs – Oil Drilling Equipment 115-6 Issue Photographs – Miscellaneous 115-7 Contact Sheets – Miscellaneous 116-1 Anthology of Articles – Volume 1, Chapters 1-4 116-2 Anthology of Articles – Volume 1, Chapters 5-7 116-3 Anthology of Articles – Volume 2, Chapters 1-4 116-4 Anthology of Articles – Volume 2, Chapters 5-10 116-5 Anthology of Articles – Volume 3, Chapters 1-4 116-6 Anthology of Articles – Volume 3, Chapters 5-10 VI Publications 1969-2001

This series consists of publications produced by the Small Towns Institute from 1969 to 2001. The series includes the monthly and bi-monthly news journal Small Town, and indices to the journal and the three volume set of selected articles titled An Anthology of Articles from Small Town.

 117-1 News Journal 1969 117-2 News Journal 1970 117-3 News Journal 1971 117-4 News Journal 1972 117-5 News Journal 1973 117-6 News Journal 1974 117-7 News Journal 1975 117-8 News Journal 1976 117-9 News Journal 1977 117-10 News Journal 1978 117-11 News Journal 1979 118-1 News Journal 1980 118-2 News Journal 1981 118-3 News Journal 1982 118-4 News Journal 1983 118-5 News Journal 1984 118-6 News Journal 1985 118-7 News Journal 1986 118-8 News Journal 1987 118-9 News Journal 1988 119-1 News Journal 1989 119-2 News Journal 1990 119-3 News Journal 1991 119-4 News Journal 1992 119-5 News Journal 1993 119-6 News Journal 1994 119-7 News Journal 1995 119-8 News Journal 1996 119-9 News Journal 1997 120-1 News Journal 1998 120-2 News Journal 1999 120-3 News Journal 2001 120-4 Articles of Anthology, Volume 1 1991 120-5 Articles of Anthology, Volume 2 1991 120-6 Articles of Anthology, Volume 3 1991 120-7 Comprehensive Index, Volumes 1-10 1981 120-8 Comprehensive Index, Volumes 11-12 1982 VII Financial and miscellaneous records 1969-1997

This series contains the financial records of the Small Towns Institute from 1969 to 1995. The series includes proposals for the creation of a program to study rural communities directed to Central Washington State College (1966), Articles of Incorporation (1969-1970), correspondence related to the transition of the director, student papers and miscellaneous newspapers clippings, ephemera and loose files associated with the organization from 1969 to 1997.

 121-1 Financial Records 1969-1977 121-2 Financial Records 1977-1982 121-3 Financial Records 1983-1984 121-4 Financial Records 1984 121-5 Financial Records 1985 121-6 Financial Records 1986 121-7 Financial Records 1986 121-8 Financial Records 1987 121-9 Financial Records 1987-1988 121-10 Financial Records 1990-1995 122-1 Articles of Incorporation 1969 122-2 Articles of Incorporation 1970 122-3 By-Laws 1969 122-4 Corporate Resolution of Authority 1979 122-5 Proposal for Establishment of Institute 1966 122-6 Financial Records 1987-1990 122-7 Financial Records 1990-1993 123-1 Director Transition – Board of Trustees 1983 123-2 Director Transition – Correspondence 1983 123-3 Director Transition – Denman loans 1984-1988 123-4 Director Transition – Denman resignation 1982-1983 123-5 Director Transition – Resolution to the Administration of Central Washington University 1983 123-6 Ephemera – Stationery, brochures, etc. Pre-1983 123-7 Ephemera – Stationery, brochures, etc. Post-1983 123-8 Ephemera – Stationery, brochures, etc. 123-9 Journal Index Preparation 1979-1980 123-10 Lease for Space from Central Washington University 1976-1979 123-11 Newspaper Clippings and Letters to Editors 1969-1973 123-12 Newspaper Clippings and Letters to Editors 1974-1976 123-13 Newspaper Clippings and Letters to Editors 1977-1978 123-14 Newspaper Clippings and Letters to Editors 1980-1983 123-15 Newspaper Clippings and Letters to Editors 1988-1997 123-16 Student papers – An Analysis of the Kittitas County Youth Center 1971 123-17 Student papers – Cle Elum, A Case Study: Youth Migrations versus Inducements 1970 123-18 Student papers – Communal Organizations and the Outside 1972 123-19 Student papers – Ellensburg during World War II 123-20 Student papers – The Evolution of Western Forts Suppositions and Revisions 1972 123-21 Student papers – Roslyn: The Effect of the Loss of the Mining Industry 123-22 Student papers – The Vocational and Locational Preference Attitudes of 29 Grade Students in Union Gap 1970