OHYMSS2005.xml Guide to the James G. Blaine Society collection 1970-1974 James G. Blaine Society collection Oregon Historical Society Research Library 2012
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James G. Blaine Society collection Abell, Ron, 1932- Mss 2005 .45 cubic feet 1 document case 1970-1974 Collection includes correspondence, membership lists, publicity and ephemera regarding the James G. Blaine Society; studies, reports and newspaper clippings regarding the Oregon tourist industry. The aim of the society was to discourage the overpopulation of Oregon. English

Collection is open for research.

Gift of Ron Abell, 1975.

The aim of the James G. Blaine Society was to discourage the overpopulation of Oregon. It was founded circa 1940 by Stewart Holbrook.

Collection is stored offsite and may require up to one week's notice for retrieval. Contact library staff for assistance.

James G. Blaine Society collection, Mss 2005, Oregon Historical Society Research Library.

Collection includes correspondence, membership lists, publicity and ephemera regarding the James G. Blaine Society; studies, reports and newspaper clippings regarding the Oregon tourist industry.

The Oregon Historical Society owns the materials in the Research Library and makes available reproductions for research, publication, and other uses. The Society does not necessarily hold copyright to all materials in the collections. In some cases, permission for use may require seeking additional authorization from copyright owners.

 James G. Blaine Society Oregon--Population Tourism--Oregon Clubs and Societies Oregon administrative records clippings (information artifacts) correspondence printed ephemera