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Special Collections and University Archives
John Phillips Saylor Collection
Manuscript Group #18
For Scholarly Use Only
Last Modified November 9, 2009
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
302 Stapleton Library
Indiana, PA 15705-1096
Voice: (724) 357-3039
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John Phillips Saylor Collection, Manuscript Group #18
Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Special Collections and University Archives
51 boxes; 75 linear feet
Biographical Note
John Phillips Saylor was born on July 23, 1908, on a farm in Conemaugh Township, Cambria County, five miles outside of Johnstown, Pennsylvania. He was the son of Minerva Phillips Saylor, a teacher, and Tillman K. Saylor, teacher and attorney. Tillman Saylor attended the State Normal School in Indiana, Pennsylvania. After graduating from Dickinson Law School in 1933, John Phillips Saylor returned to Johnstown to work with his father’s firm. After Tillman Saylor’s death in 1938, John was elected to the position of City Solicitor to replace his father. On September 13, 1949, he was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives. He was re-elected for each consecutive term until his own death in 1973.
Congressman Saylor used his position in Congress to become one of the leading conservationists of his day. He was involved in most of the major environmental issues of his time. During his time in office, he became best known for his support of legislation that would preserve scenic natural areas of the country. According to John P. Saylor’s son, J. Phillips Saylor, the Congressman clearly stated that he wanted his papers to be given to the University so that the students could study the beginning of the conservation movement.
Starting in 1957, Saylor begain voicing his strong opposition to the construction of the Kinzua Dam on the Allegheny River near Warren. Styled a "nature-loving obstructionist" by one of his congressional colleagues, he opposed the dam because its high cost ($120 million) and size, its debatable effectiveness on flood control and the Army Corps of Engineers' stubborn refusal to study alternative plans. Saylor also voiced opposition to the dam as it would destroy of one of the most scenic stretches of river in Pennsylvania, and it would break the 1794 treaty with the Senecas, the oldest federal treaty that was still in effect at that time.
Despite the opposition of Saylor and others, however, the Treaty of 1794 was broken, and construction of the Kinzua Dam began in 1960. The Kinzua Dam caused the complete inundation of almost 10,000 acres of Seneca lands, and rendered another 20,000 acres of their land virtually useless because of periodic flooding caused by fluctuating water levels in the reservoir. Almost 700 members of the Seneca Nation were forced to relocate. The federal government eventually compensated the Senecas $15 million for the land and the relocation costs. Additionally, after several versions of a Scenic Rivers Bill failed to gain enough votes in Congress, Saylor introduced his own comprehensive Scenic Rivers Bill into the House in 1966. Drafted with the assistance of the Interior Department's Bureau of Outdoor Recreation, the Audubon Society, and other conservation groups, the bill called for widespread protection of the nation's free-flowing rivers.
Saylor's bill met much opposition in the House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, of which he was a member. He vowed to "hit, kick, and scratch" in order to get his bill passed. When a fellow representative introduced a competing, less-inclusive bill, Saylor saw this as an opportunity to forge a compromise bill. This compromise passed in the Senate 84-0, but still met resistance by development-minded members of the House. Upon further pressure by Saylor, conservationists, and the public, the House finally approved the bill 265-7.
Saylor was the recipient of many awards for his involvement in conservation efforts. From the Ozark National Scenic Riverways Act in 1964, the first federally protected rivers, to the Wilderness Act and the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, Saylor's accomplishments have been praised as essential to the preservation of our country's natural scenic resources.
Scope and Content
The John P. Saylor collection is housed in 51 archival boxes. The collection includes photographs, plaques, scrapbooks, reports, correspondence, speeches, and memorabilia from Saylor’s career in politics and his work with environmental issues. The papers, documents, and other items that compose this collection come from Saylor’s work as a U.S. Congressman. There is much information in the collection on conservation issues such as mining, water projects, wildlife, and National Parks. The collection also contains an abundance of memorabilia, including plaques and certificates awarded to Saylor for his conservation efforts.
Provenance
Unknown.
Restrictions
None.
Processor
Date unknown; records arranged and inventory written by Special Collections Staff. Spring 2001; records rearranged and inventory rewritten by Special Collections Staff.
Summer 2009; records rearranged and inventory rewritten by Special Collections Staff.
Container List
Box 1 Photographs (16 folders)
1. Presidential – Richard M. Nixon
2. Presidential – L.B. Johnson
3. Presidential – L.B. Johnson and J.P. Saylor
4. Presidential – J.F. Kennedy and group including Saylor
5. Presidential – T.R. Roosevelt and Chief Forester Gifford Pinchot
6. Committees – Committee with J.P. Saylor
7. Committees – Committee with J.P. Saylor
8. Committees – House Veterans’ Affairs Committee, 86th Congress
9. Committees – House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, 89th Congress
10. Committees – House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, 89th Congress
11. Committees – House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, 90th Congress
12. Committees – Public Land Law Review Commission, Sept. 1969
13. Committees – House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, 91st Congress
14. Committees – House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, 92nd Congress
15. Committees - House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, 93rd Congress
16. J.P. Saylor and three Congressmen
Box 2 Photographs, Posters, and Drawings (22 folders)
Photographs
1. J.P. Saylor
2. Saylor at Fort McHenry, Baltimore, Maryland
3. Workers drinking coffee
4. First atomic artillery shell, May 25, 1953
5. USS Seawolf (with John P. Saylor honorary membership card)
6. Naval Ship
7. Earth, June 19, 1972
8. Aerial view of Johnstown, Pennsylvania
9. John P. Saylor High School’s 45th reunion, June 14, 1969
Drawings
10. Ernest P. Daly
11. The White House
12. The Supreme Court
13. The Capitol
14. Marines at Iwo Jima, February 1945
15. Political cartoons (3)
16. Old Glory
17. Operation Sea Orbit (Gerald Richardson)
Posters
18. Pledge of Allegiance – Red Skelton Hour
19. The Eagle Has Landed
20. Enlarged 8¢ stamp of Old Faithful, March 1, 1972
21. Enlarged 6¢ stamp of Wolf Trap Farm, Virginia
22. Hetch Hetchy
Box 3 Awards and Certificates (48 items)
1. Mercersburg Club of Washington – for service to district and County
2. James Duff, Governor of PA – for election to 26th congressional district of Pennsylvania, 27 November 1950
3. American Airlines, Inc. – for support of the airline industry, 26 June 1951
4. Pan American World Airways, 8 November 1957
5. Pan American Airways – for flying over the international date line, 9 November 1957
6. City Parks Association of Philadelphia – for service to parks and conservation
7. Friends – for 10 years in 22nd congressional district, 7 July 1960
8. Bert Combs, Governor of Kentucky, 11 April 1962
9. VFW – for service on veterans’ affairs,
10. VFW American Legion - for service with veterans’ affairs, 24 September 1964
11. Pennsylvania Game Commission – for appointing Deputy Game Protector, 31 March 1965
12. CUNA International, Inc. – for service to the credit union movement
13. VFW – for legislative assistance to war veterans, 21 May 1966
14. VFW – for service to veterans, 1 September 1966
15. Trout Unlimited – for Trout conservation 30 September 1967
16. Pennsylvania Fish and Game Protective Association – for conservation work, 13 April 1967
17. VFW – for service to veterans
18. National Trust for Historic Preservation, October 1967
19. VFW – for service to veterans
20. Notice of sympathy for the death of Tillman K. Saylor, Jr., 3 October 1968
21. Florida Wildlife Magazine – for catching bass, 23 November 1968
22. Pennsylvania Roadside Council – for conservation efforts, October 1969
23. National Police Officers Association of America – for appointment as honorary Vice President
24. Izaak Walton League of America – founder’s award, July 1970
25. Sierra Club – John Muir Award, 25 September 1971
26. National Council for State Garden Clubs – for accomplishments in Ecology
27. American Legion – for meritorious service, June 1972
28. Mount Vernon Ladies Association – for preserving view from Mt. Vernon, 26 October 1972
29. National Rifle Association – life membership, 7 June 1973
30. Izaak Walton League of America – for lifetime membership
31. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania – for help in economic growth
32. Exchange Club of Johnstown, Pennsylvania – for contribution, 31 December 1965
33. Johnstown Lions Club
34. Boy Scouts of America for contribution to American Flag, 20 December 1971
35. Dewey F. Bartlett, U.S. Senator – for bearing OKIE title, 13 April 1973
36. Johnstown Lion’s Club – for courtesies, 8 December 1972
37. Selective Service System – for service, 30 June 1959
38. American Bar Association, June 1956
39. Pennsylvania Society – for being a member, 12 May 1954
40. Guardian of Berlin’s Freedom Certificate, 30 October 1961
41. Universal Club of Washington, D.C., 18 January 1950
42. National Rifle Association of America, 2 April 1971
43. Barnum and Bailey Circus, 5 April 1973
44. Selective Service System, 30 June 1954
45. J.P. Saylor Award, blank, November 1970
46. Sierra Club, 2 October 1969
47. Knights of Pythias of Pennsylvania, 14 March 1958
48. Johnstown Kiwanis Club, 22 May 1968
Box 4 Framed Photographs and Mementoes (15 folders)
1. Atlantic Ocean Floor
2. U.S.S. Seawolf
3. Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs
4. Earth from Apollo 17
5. HR Public Law #88-525
6. HR Public Law #88-546
7. HR Public Law #86-3
8. HR Public Law #86-538
9. HR Public Law #89-40
10. Moon rock sample
11. “54” Founders Award
12. National Rifle Association
13. The Capitol
14. First Step on the Moon
15. Atomic Bomb Test
Box 5 Framed Photographs and Mementoes (10 folders)
1. HR Bill #88-577
2. HR Bill #89-5
3. HR Bill #86-599
4. HR Bill #89-80
5. HR Bill #93-25
6. HR Bill #89-118
7. Task Force – Operation “Deep Freeze” Citation
8. Appreciation from Committee on Veteran Affairs
9. Eight unlabeled personal photographs
10. Cardboard backed photographs
Box 6 Framed Photographs and Mementoes (19 folders)
1. HR Bill #89
2. HR Bill #698 6
3. HR Bill 86-491
4. Photos with President Johnson (2)
5. Photo of Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs
6. Mercersburg Club of Washington Award
7. Photo of PT Boat
8. CUNA of Johnstown Appreciation Award
9. Commission from Pennsylvania Game Commission
10. City Parks Association of Philadelphia Citation, 1960
11. National Rifle Association Life Membership, 1973
12. Sierra Club, 1969
13. Veterans of Foreign Wars
14. Izaak Walton League of America
15. John Muir Award
16. National Trust for Historic Preservation
17. Mt. Vernon Ladies’ Association
18. Governor’s Office
19. Unlabeled photographs (4)
Box 7 Framed Photographs and Mementoes (6 folders)
1. HR Bill 5850
2. Public Law 88-546 (with letter from Lyndon B. Johnson)
3. Photo of Lyndon B. Johnson, Ed Muskie, J.P. Saylor, and Robert Kennedy
4. Public Law 89-40 (with letter from Lawrence F. O’Brien)
5. Plaque from Disabled American Veterans
6. Silver Beaver Award from Boy Scouts of America
Box 8 Framed Photographs and Mementoes (4 folders)
1. Public Law 89-60 (with letter and picture from Lyndon B. Johnson)
2. HR Bill #93-25 (with pen and picture)
3. HR Bill #89-5 (with pen, picture, and letter)
4. Public Law 88-452 (with pen, pictures, and letter)
Box 9 CDs with unidentified photographs and Undated, unidentified photographs (4 folders)
Box 10 Undated, Identified Photographs (52 folders)
1. John P. Saylor and Academy Boys
2. John P. Saylor and Almas
3. John P. Saylor and American Nuclear Society
4. Astronauts
5. John P. Saylor and Frances Bolton
6. John P. Saylor and Brockway Glass Officials
7. John P. Saylor and Broderick
8. John P. Saylor at Broger Primitive Area
9. John P. Saylor and Brooke
10. John P. Saylor and Byron
11. John P. Saylor and Congress Members
12. John P. Saylor and Disabled American Veterans of Pennsylvania
13. John P. Saylor and Arthur Godfrey
14. John P. Saylor on Gooderham Farm
15. John P. Saylor and Dr. Gourdine
16. John P. Saylor and Groundhog
17. John P. Saylor in Hawaii
18. John P. Saylor home, 411 Orchard Street, Johnstown, Pensylvania
19. John P. Saylor and Indiana Republican Committee
20. John P. Saylor and IIA Members
21. Iwo Jima
22. Job Corps
23. John P. Saylor and Mrs. Chiang Kai Shek
24. John P. Saylor and Miss Kansas
25. Kittanning, Pennsylvania – mining lab
26. John P. Saylor and Charles Leppert
27. John P. Saylor and LCB
28. John P. Saylor with Mrs. Lucci and her son
29. Marines at Atomic Proving Grounds
30. Military related photographs
31. Miscellaneous acquaintances
32. John P. Saylor and Mushroom Processors’ Association
33. John P. Saylor at Jackson Flats, Nebraska, with NASA
34. John P. Saylor and NCA
35. John P. Saylor with National Trust for Historic Preservation
36. John P. Saylor in office
37. John P. Saylor at PEA Convention
38. John P. Saylor with PEA Representatives
39. John P. Saylor with Penelec
40. John P. Saylor portraits
41. John P. Saylor and Rand Corporation
42. Mrs. Saylor at Redwood Groves, Californi
43. John P. Saylor and Seneca Indians
44. John P. Saylor and Raymond Shafer
45. John P. Saylor at Smithsonian
46. John P. Saylor and Ray Soden
47. John P. Saylor at Staff Party
48. John P. Saylor with Steelworkers
49. John P. Saylor on U.S.S. Seawolf
50. John P. Saylor receiving VFW Award
51. John P. Saylor and General Walt
52. John P. Saylor and Mrs. Westerman
Box 11 Identified Photographs, 1949-1964 (32 folders, 1 book)
1. John P. Saylor and children, 1949 (Missing)
2. John P. Saylor “meeting his people,” 1950
3. Unidentified desert, 1950
4. Marines, Sept. 15, 1950
5. Joe Martin, 1950-1951
6. John P. Saylor, 1951
7. Republican Baseball Team, May 25, 1951
8. John P. Saylor, 1952-1953
9. John P. Saylor, 1954
10. Antarctica, Nov. 24, 1957
11. John P. Saylor, 1957
12. John P. Saylor receiving Izaak Walton League Award, 1958
13. John P. Saylor, 1958
14. John P. Saylor at Fort McHenry, July 3, 1959
15. John P. Saylor, 1959
16. John P. Saylor, 1960
17. John P. Saylor, Jan. 1960
18. John P. Saylor, July 4, 1960
19. John P. Saylor, 1961
20. Pennsylvania Delegation, 1962
21. John P. Saylor and U.S. Naval Air Facility, Nov. 23, 1962
22. John P. Saylor, Nov.-Dec. 1962
23. Bowling Green, Virginia, June 28, 1963
24. U.S. Forest Service Officers, Dec. 11, 1963
25. John P. Saylor, 1963
26. Class of 1924 Reunion, 1964
27. John P. Saylor, 1964
28. John P. Saylor, July 27, 1964
29. Fort Meade, June 8, 1964
30. John P. Saylor and S. Ailes, May 27, 1964
31. Conservationist of the Year Award, 1964
32. Lake Powell, Arizona, Nov. 8, 1964
33. Freeports Grand Isle Mine, 1964
Box 12 Identified Photographs, 1965-1967 (34 folders)
1. Watchdog of the Treasury Award, 1965
2. Cover hill, May 30, 1965
3. Rand Division Corporation, Coal-Sewage Testing, May 13, 1965
4. John P. Saylor with Forest Service Employees, May 13, 1965
5. Independence Hall, June 28, 1965
6. John P. Saylor in Vietnam, Nov. 16, 1965
7. John P. Saylor, 1965
8. John P. Saylor, Aug. 26, 1965
9. Camp Pickett, 1965
10. Public Land Law Review Commission, May 9, 1966
11. General Walt, April 1966
12. John P. Saylor and Andy Borg, Mar. 8, 1966
13. Massamutten Military Academy, May 1966
14. Colorado, Sept. 19, 1966
15. Cadet Wood, Aug. 30, 1966
16. John P. Saylor with Susan and Horace Albright, Aug. 25, 1966
17. Salute, 1966
18. John P. Saylor, 1966
19. John P. Saylor and Srs. Mary Grace King and Mary Imelda
Corcoran, 1967
20. John Blatnik – Winner of Award for War against Pollution, 1967
21. John P. Saylor receiving Barach Award, 1967
22. Guam Reception, 1967
23. Republican Congressional Committee, Feb. 1967
24. Cherry Blossom Dance, April 3, 1967
25. West Point Graduation Ceremonies, June 7, 1967
26. Cadet Wood, June 1967
27. Pennsylvania Steering Committee, June 8, 1967
28. Air Force Anniversary, July 24, 1967
29. Coal Labs, Monroeville, Pennsylvania, Aug. 4, 1967
30. George Baily, Sept. 21, 1967
31. PITT Dedication, Sept. 6, 1967
32. Veterans Affairs Committee, Oct. 31, 1967
33. Clarion State, Nov. 11, 1967
34. John P. Saylor, 1967
Box 13 Identified Photographs, 1968-1970 (40 folders)
1. Ford Theater Opening, Jan. 30, 1968
2. Veterans of Foreign Wars, Mar. 13, 1968
3. Salute, May 1968
4. Redwood National Park, 1968
5. Wolf Trap Farm, Virginia, June 1968
6. Receiving Baruch Award, July 17, 1968
7. Florida, November 1968
8. Academy boys, Dec. 27, 1968
9. John P. Saylor, 1968
10. Agnew, 1969
11. Conemaugh Terrace Project, Blairsville, PA, January 1969
12. Anne and Harry, 1969
13. Warren Burger, Chief Justice, 1969
14. George Ramney, 1969
15. Miss Pennsylvania, 1969
16. Goodling and Bielo, 1969
17. Alpine Inn, April 10, 1969
18. Mine Trip, July 1969
19. Apollo Stamp Dedication, Sept. 10, 1969
20. Moon Rock, Oct. 1969
21. Apollo 11 Astronaut, 1969
22. Forest Products Lab Visit, Fall 1969
23. Academy lunch, Dec. 27, 1969
24. John P. Saylor, 1969
25. Pennsylvania Congressional delegation, Feb. 26, 1970
26. Wong, Jan. 1970
27. Salute, May 1970
28. John P. Saylor and Patrick J. Stapleton, Oct. 1970
29. John P. Saylor receiving Izaak Walton Award, Oct. 20, 1970
30. Governors’ Conference, Feb. 1970
31. Academy Appointees, 1970
32. Mount Vernon View, July 1970
33. Guam, 1970
34. Arends and Ford, Sept. 1970
35. John P. Saylor and McCormick and Blatnik, Sept. 1970
36. Girl Scout Troop, Sept. 11, 1970
37. Awards, 1970
38. Indiana Fair, Sept. 4, 1970
39. Receiving Award from Forest Service, July 30, 1970
40. John P. Saylor, 1970
Box 14 Identified Photographs, 1971-1973 (33 folders)
1. Wedding of Susan Saylor, 1971
2. Academy lunch, Dec. 29, 1971
3. John P. Saylor, 1971
4. BI-Gas Ground Breaking, 1972
5. John P. Saylor and Eugene “Snuffy” Smith, 1972
6. John P. Saylor and Patrick Gleason, 1972
7. John P. Saylor and J. Robert Derry, 1972
8. John P. Saylor and Frank Moore, 1972
9. Family pictures, 1972
10. John P. Saylor, 1972
11. Kinzua Dam, July 1972
12. Bell of PA Lunch, Aug. 1, 1972
13. Conover and Whalley Luncheon, Oct. 17, 1972
14. St. Francis College, building dedication, Dec. 8, 1972
15. Presentation of late Congressman’s papers, 1973
16. Demonstration photos, 1973
17. National Limestone Convention, Jan. 18, 1973
18. Groundhog Day, Feb. 2, 1973
19. Mt. Vernon Ladies Association Presentation, Feb. 22, 1973
20. John P. Saylor and American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary reps., Feb. 28, 1973
21. Disabled American Veterans, 1973
22. Brookville, Pennsylvania with Gerald Ford, 1973
23. Department of the Interior, Mar. 13, 1973
24. Pension Hearings, Mar. 23, 1973
25. Barnum and Bailey Circus, April 5, 1973
26. Cooke Campsite, May 1973
27. John P. Saylor and second graders at Leechburg, Pennsylvania, May 1973
28. Amvets Helmet Award, Aug. 25, 1973
29. Reception for Rogers Morton, July 10, 1973
30. John P. Saylor, 1973 (MISSING)
31. John P. Saylor 40th Anniversary (Law School) Dinner, 1973
32. Public Works Dinner, August 28, 1973
33. Pennsylvania Republic Members 89th Congress, 1973
Box 15 Presidential Photographs (22 folders)
1. Dwight D. Eisenhower, No Dates
2. Dwight D. Eisenhower, June 28, 1957
3. Dwight D. Eisenhower, Sept. 26, 1967
4. John P. Saylor and Dwight D. Eisenhower, No Dates
5. John F. Kennedy, Aug. 7, 1961
6. John F. Kennedy, Mar. 17, 1961
7. John F. Kennedy, Jan. 31, 1962
8. John F. Kennedy, Sept. 13, 1962
9. John F. Kennedy, Mar. 5, 1963
10. John F. Kennedy, May 28. 1963
11. John P. Saylor and Lyndon B. Johnson, 1964-1968
12. Lyndon B. Johnson, Aug. 20, 1964
13. Lyndon B. Johnson, Sept. 3, 1964
14. Lyndon B. Johnson, May 11, 1965
15. Lyndon B. Johnson, Aug. 11, 1965
16. Lyndon B. Johnson signing the S. Rivers Bill, 1968
17. John P. Saylor and Richard M. Nixon
18. Richard M. Nixon, Oct. 1968
19. Richard M. Nixon, 1968
20. Richard M. Nixon, No Dates
21. John P. Saylor and Richard M. Nixon, 1970-1973
22. John P. Saylor and Gerald R. Ford, Oct. 12, 1973
Box 16 Presidential Autographs – Framed (5 items)
1. Richard Nixon, 1969
2. Herbert Hoover, 1962
3. Lyndon B. Johnson (and Kennedy half-dollar), 1964
4. Richard M. Nixon (and Eisenhower silver dollar), 1971
5. Harry S. Truman, 1967
Box 17 Plaques (12 items)
1. from Goodwill
2. from Punxsutawney Railroad Association
3. from Northwest Orient Airlines
4. from National Association of State Outdoor Recreation Liaison Officers
5. from American Legion
6. from Nant-y-Glo – Blacklick Valley
7. from Punxsutawney Police Department
8. from U.S.S. Dewey
9. from Jefferson County Youth Organization, 1972
10. from Jefferson County DuBois Area Hall of Fame Award, 1973
11. from Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs , 1973
12. from Sons of the American Revolution, 1972
Box 18 Plaques (8 items)
1. from Marine amphibious force, ground team
2. from AMVETS, citation, 1972
3. from Americans for Constitutional Action
4. from Governor of Guam, 1970
5. from The Chamizal Settlement, 1967
6. Conservationist of the Year Award, 1965
7. National Award for Conservation, 1958
8. National Parks Award
Box 19 Mining Artifacts (9 items)
1. Permissable miner’s safety lamp, #209 (2)
2. Metal pot (black) (similar to teapot)
3. Miner’s lamp (black) glass missing
4. Small metal pot (like a mini-teapot)
5. Mining pick without a handle
6. Brown leather belt
7. Electric cap lamp with battery
8. Face mask and nose guard
9. Permissable self-rescuer cartridge
Box 20 Audio and Video Tapes (11 folders)
1. Video Tape : Orange Memorex with two spots : Volunteer
Firemen’s Bill and C&O Canal (46 seconds)
2. Video Tape : Black Memorex (John P. Saylor Speech)
3. Video Tape : Ampex (small)
4. Video Tape : Ampex (large) John P. Saylor, 1969
5. Audio Tape : Department of Health, Education and Welfare
6. Audio Tape : five 10-second radio spots
7. Audio Tape : from Citizens for Saylor
8. Audio Tape : John P. Saylor tape with nine 30-second spots
9. Audio Tape : Scotch tape (large)
10. Audio Tape : Memorex (John P. Saylor funeral service)
11. Audio Tape : Major General Walt’s remarks
Box 21 Films and Slides (9 folders)
1. Ektachrome transparencies
2. Campaign slides, 1970
3. Slide carousels (2)
4. Film : Saylor Atom Student
5. Film : exposed, unprocessed film
6. Navy portrait of Antarctica
7. Ike Roundup
8. Saylor with President
9. Arizona Project
Box 22 Memorabilia (35 folders)
1. Ashtray
2. Man on the Moon stamps
3. Mini-cannon
4. Candle holders
5. Book ends
6. Original White House material
7. William Pen Council bandana
8. Toy grinder
9. Gavel
10. Washington D.C. license plate, 1969
11. Pin
12. Apollo11 paperweight
13. Knife
14. Pocket watch
15. Letter from Capitol architect
16. Mini Liberty Bell
17. Darmstadt wall hanging
18. 50 year National Park Service paperweight
19. Medal : Nixon and Agnew
20. Medal : Christmas at the White House
21. Medal : Scenic and Historic Preservation
22. Medal : Replica of Nathan Green Medal
23. Medal : Replica of Daniel Morgan
24. Medal : U.S. Navy First Ship Medallion
25. Medal : R & P Medal
26. Medal : Republican Centennial
27. Medal : Abraham Lincoln Medal
28. Medal : Apollo 11 (3)
29. Medal : Johnstown Flood
30. Medal : Philadelphia
31. Medal : Flags of New Orleans
32. Medal : Ike, 1960
33. Medal : Ford City Anniversary
34. Medal : Capitol
35. Medal : Virgin Islands
Box 23 Campaign Memorabilia (29 folders)
1. Hosiery mending kit
2. Pen used by Lyndon B. Johnson
3. “Your Congressman” rain hat
4. Re-election flyer
5. Best Voter Award plaque (2)
6. “Elect Saylor” potholders (2)
7. Saylor bumper stickers
8. Saylor litter bag
9. Pink Saylor bumper sticker (2)
10. Saylor for Congress membership card
11. House of Representatives member card, 1971-1972
12. Card with John P. Saylor and message to voters (3)
13. John P. Saylor postcard
14. Business Card
15. John P. Saylor card calendar
16. Election Day card
17. “Vote Saylor” paper flag
18. Guest pin for Republican Convention, 1956
19. Guest pin for Republican Convention , 1968
20. Pen used by President
21. Veterans of Foreign Wars Merit Award
22. Pen used by Lyndon B. Johnson
23. Saylor bottlecap
24. John P. Saylor flower seeds
25. Saylor flyers
26. Pen used by Richard M. Nixon
27. Saylor matchbooks (4)
28. John P. Saylor pen
29. Campaign buttons (11)
Box 24 Memorabilia (6 folders)
1. Biographical clippings (9 folders)
2. Alumni citation
Miscellaneous (3 folders)
3. Campaign memorabilia
4. Individual voting record by roll call, 1949-1950,1951-1952, 1953-1954, 1955-1956, 1957-1958, 1959-1960, 1961-1962, 1963-1964, 1965-1966, 1967-1968, 1969-1970, 1970-1971
5. Forest Magazine, July/August 2001
6. Scrapbooks, 1949, 1950, 1950-1951, 1952, 1954-1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961-1963, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, Jan.-July 1970, Aug-Dec 1970, 1971, 1972
Box 25 Alaska (36 folders)
1. Alaskan Natives Claims: Correspondence and Telegrams
2. Alaskan Natives Claims: Correspondence
3. Alaskan Natives Claims: Government Documents
4. Alaskan Natives Claims: Miscellaneous
5. Alaskan Natives Claims: Reports
6. Alaskan Natives Claims: Printed Material/Clippings
7. Alaskan Natives Claims: Speeches
8. Miscellaneous Correspondence
9. North Slope Pipeline Proposal
10. “Results of Permafrost Investigation in Alaska”
11. Geological Survey 1083-C
12. Geological Survey 1083-A
13. Geological Survey 1052-B
14. Environmental Impact of Alaska Pipeline
15. North slope Oil Development
16. Alaska Power Administration 1972 Report
17. Alaskan Oil
18. Railway to the Arctic
19. The Northwest Project
20. Land Use Planning for Alaska, Vol. 1, 11, 1972
21. Report, Alaska, U.S. and Canadian Oil
22. Integrated Pipeline Transportation
23. A Plan for Alaska
24. Moving Alaska Oil
25. The Railway Out
26. The Environmental Way Out
27. The Economic Way Out
28. Study of Pipeline Effects on Natives
29. North Slope Alaska : Man and the Wilderness
30. The Way Out
31. Canadian Energy Resources
32. Stipulations for Pipeline
33. Geological Survey 632
34. The Alaskan Conservation Society
35. US. Department of the Interior Geological Survey
36. Environmental Influences of Oil, Gas, with reference to the Arctic Slope
Box 26 Trans-Alaskan Pipeline (14 folders)
1. Correspondence – Letters on Trans-Alaskan Pipeline, June 1936-May 1973
2. Correspondence – Letters on Trans-Alaskan Pipeline, June 1969-July 1973
3. Correspondence – Letters on Trans-Alaskan Pipeline, Feb. 1972-July 1973
4. Correspondence – Telegrams on Trans-Alaskan Pipeline, July 1973
5. Government Documents – Trans-Alaskan Pipeline, June 1969-April 1973
6. Maps (general) – Trans-Alaskan Pipeline
7. Maps (Geological Survey) – Trans-Alaskan Pipeline
8. Printed materials/clippings – Trans-Alaskan Pipeline (1)
9. Printed materials/clippings – Trans-Alaskan Pipeline (2)
10. Printed materials/clippings – Trans-Alaskan Pipeline (3)
11. Reports –Trans-Alaskan Pipeline, 1969-1971
12. Reports –Trans-Alaskan Pipeline, Nov. 1967-May 1973
13. Speeches –Trans-Alaskan Pipeline, Aug. 1969-May 1973
14. Miscellaneous Materials
Box 27 Mining (22 folders, 3 books)
1. Correspondence – Letters, July 1967-Aug. 1973
2. Correspondence – Lead and Zinc Mining Letters, Jan. 1964 - 1965
3. Correspondence – Mining Letters, Mar. 1971-Oct. 1973
4. Correspondence – Mining Letters, May-Oct. 1972
5. Correspondence – Telegrams, Oct. 1967-Feb. 1971
6. News Bulletins, June 1969 – Nov. 1972
7. News Bulletins, July 1969-Dec. 1972
8. News Bulletins, Feb. 1971-Oct. 1973
9. News Bulletins, Mar. 1971-Feb. 1973
10. News Bulletins, Sept. 1971-Oct. 1973
11. News Bulletins, Jan.-Aug. 1972
12. News Bulletins, Jan. 1972-April 1973
13. News Bulletins, April-Oct. 1973
14. News Bulletins (foreign), Mar.-Dec. 1972
15. News Bulletins (foreign), Jan.-Sept. 1973
16. Newspapers and Newsletters – United Mine Workers Journal, April 1-Oct. 16-31, 1973
17. Newspapers and Newsletters – Ash at Work, 1971-1973 and The National Independent Coal Leader, 1973
18. Research Notes, 1960-1971
19. Reports, April 1968-July 1973
20. Reports, 1971-1973
21. Reports on Zinc and Lead Mining, May 10, 1960
22. Miscellaneous
23. Coal news (2 books)
24. Summary of Major Findings and Recommendations: The Potential Market for Western Coal (1 book)
Box 28 Surface Mining (27 folders, 4 books)
1. Correspondence – Letters, Mar.-Oct. 1973
2. Correspondence – Telegrams, June 23, 1973
3. Miscellaneous, 1973
4. Printed materials/clippings, Jan.-June 1973
5. Reports, Jan.-Aug. 1973
6. Speeches, Mar. 19, 1973
7. Committee Notices, Mar.-Aug. 1973
8. Bill 5988, Mar.-April 1973
9. Ernest D. Preate, Jr., Feb.-May 1973
10. Sierra Club, Mar.-May 1973
11. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Jan.-June 1973
12. American Mining Congress, Jan.-Aug. 1973
13. National Coal Association, Feb.-July 1973
14. NAEC, Jan. 15 & July 24, 1973
15. R&P Coal Company, April 18, 1973
16. U.S. Department of Agriculture – Forest Service Northeastern Forest Experiment Station, Oct. 1963
17. National Forest Reservation Commission, Feb.-Nov. 1965
18. National Forest Reservation Commission, Jan.-Dec. 1966
19. National Forest Reservation Commission, Jan.-Dec. 1967
20. National Forest Reservation Commission, Jan.-Dec. 1968
21. National Forest Reservation Commission, Jan.-Nov. 1969
22. National Forest Reservation Commission, Jan.-Oct. 1970
23. National Forest Reservation Commission, Jan.-Oct. 1971
24. National Forest Reservation Commission, Mar.-Sept. 1972
25. National Forest Reservation Commission, Jan.-June 1973
26. House of Representatives Bills: HR 3, HR 181, HR 1000, HR 1411, HR 1603, HR 2380
27. House of Representatives Bills: HR 2425, HR 2861, HR 3518, HR 5651, Amendments 1, 18, 19
28. Regulation of Surface Mining, Vol. I & II (2 books)
29. Coal Surface Mining and Reclamation: An Environmental and Economic Assessment of Alternatives
30. An Analysis of Strip Mining Methods an Equipment Selection
Box 29 Surface Mining/Pollution Abatement (12 folders, 17 books)
1. Correspondence – Letters, Jan. 1959-Oct. 1971
2. Correspondence – Letters, Feb. 1959-July 1972
3. Correspondence – Letters, April 1969-Oct. 1972
4. Correspondence – Telegrams, May 1962-Sept. 1972
5. Government Documents, 1964-1972
6. Legal Documents, 1968
7. Miscellaneous
8. Printed material/clippings, April 1959-Dec. 1972
9. Reports 1, 1961?-Feb. 1972
10. Reports 2, 1969-Oct. 1972
11. Research Notes, June 1962-Aug. 1972
12. Speeches, March-April 1972
13. “Stream Quality in Appalachia”
14. “Report of Mine Drainage Project, MD-8A”
15. Pennsylvania Anthracite Refuse
16. “Acid Mine Drainage in Appalachia”
17. “Acid Mine Drainage Treatment Proposal”
18. “Strippable Reserves of Bituminous Coal and Lignite”
19. “Issues Related to Surface Mining”
20. “Stripping”
21. “Surface Mine Land Conservation”
22. “Report to Sanitary Water Board”
23. “Strip Mining in Kentucky” (Geological Survey)
24. “Strip Mining in Kentucky” (Geological Survey)
25. “Surface Mining Hearings” (Parts 1 & 2)
26. Georgia Surface Mining Act of 1968
27. Regulation of Strip Mining, 1971
28. Westinghouse Proposal
29. Administration of Regulations for Surface Exploration, Mining, and Reclamation of Public and Indian Coal Lands
Box 30 Water Projects (13 folders, 21 books)
1. Correspondence – Letters, April 1961-June 1973
2. Correspondence – Letters, June 1963-Feb. 1972
3. Correspondence – Letters, Aug. 1963-Mar. 1972
4. Correspondence – Telegrams, June 25-28, 1973
5. Government Documents, Sept. 1952-June 1973
6. Legal Documents, Oct. 6, 1964 & Aug. 11, 1969
7. Maps, May 17, 1965 & Aug. 1970
8. Miscellaneous
9. Printed Material/Clippings, 1951-May 1972
10. Reports 1, April 1961-Mar. 1972
11. Reports 2, April 5, 1961
12. Research Notes, No Dates
13. Speeches, 1966-1969
14. Congressional Record, 1966
15. Engineering Report of Irrigation System
16. “Time for a Change” (editorial)
17. Public Utilities, 1963
18. Tennessee – Tombigbee Waterway
19. National Parks Magazine, Jan. 1964
20. “Analysis of Potomac River Basin Support”
21. Re-evaluation Statement
22. Potomac River Report
23. Upper John Day Project
24. Susquehanna River Basin Compact
25. Advisory Committee on Susquehanna River Basin
26. Research Report on Susquehanna River Basin Utility Groups
27. Study of Water Supply for Tcuncir Project
28. Interstate – Federal Compact for Delaware River Basin
29. Delaware River Basin Study
30. Deschuttes Project
31. Environmental Statement
32. Report to Congress, Jan. 13, 1970
33. Report to Congress, May 25, 1970
34. Passamaquoddy Tidal Power Plant, July 1963
Box 31 Water Resource Projects (19 folders, 5 books)
1. Correspondence – Letters, April 1950-May 1968
2. Correspondence – Letters, April 1965-May 1968
3. Correspondence – Telegrams, Mar. 1965-May 1968
4. Government Documents, May 1961-Mar. 1968
5. Government Documents, Mar. 1963-Jan. 1968
6. Maps
7. Minutes, Aug. 22, 1963
8. Miscellaneous
9. Printed Material/Clippings, Mar. 1965-June 1968
10. Reports, August 1961-Mar. 1968
11. Research Notes, No Dates
12. Colorado Water Projects – Colorado River Storage Project Correspondence, July 1958-Jan. 1967
13. Colorado Water Projects – Colorado River Storage Project Miscellaneous
14. Colorado Water Projects – Colorado River Storage Project Reports, 1953-1954
15. Colorado Water Projects – Colorado River Storage Project Speeches, January 1954
16. Colorado Water Projects – Colorado River Storage Project Speeches, 1958-October 1968
17. Colorado Water Projects – Colorado River Storage Project Speeches, February 1965-July 1968
18. Colorado Water Projects – Colorado River Storage Project Speeches, April 1965-May 1968
19. Colorado Water Projects – Colorado River Storage Project Speeches, March 1967-April 19, 1968
20. Colorado Water Projects – Upper Colorado River Commission Report
21. Colorado Water Projects – Depletion of Surface Water Supplies
22. Colorado Water Projects - Lake Powel
23. Colorado Water Projects - Statements on Colorado River Land Use Plan
24. Colorado Water Projects - Lower Colorado River Land Use Plan
Box 32 Water Desalinization and Other Water Issues (5 folders, 18 books)
1. Water Desalinization – Correspondence – Letters, July 1952-Sept. 1973
2. Water Desalinization – Printed material/Clippings, Oct. 1962-June 1972
3. Water Desalinization – Reports, 1967
4. Water Desalinization - Saline Water Conversion Report, 1967
5. Water Desalinization – Saline Water Conversion Report, 1970-1971
6. Water Desalinization – Saline Water Conversion Summary, 1970-1971
7. Water Desalinization – Saline Water Conversion Report, 1971-1972
8. Water Desalinization - Saline Water Conversion Summary (2 copies), 1972-1973
9. Water Desalinization - “Salinity Problems in Colorado”
10. Water Desalinization - Water Desalinization Briefing Book
from Office of Saline Water
11. Water Desalinization - “The Well that Never Runs Dry”
12. Water Desalinization - “Magnetic/Electrostatic Field Method of Desalinization”
13. General Water Issues – Miscellaneous Water Folder
14. General Water Issues – Reports
15. General Water Issues – Central Valley Project Documents Part 1 , 1956
16. General Water Issues – Aquatic Thermal Pollution
17. General Water Issues – Water Quality and Consumer Costs
18. General Water Issues – Pacific Northwest River Basins Commission
19. General Water Issues – Salton Sea Project, California, 1968-1969
20. General Water Issues – Water Resources Activities by Western States
21. General Water Issues – Cibolo Project, Texas – Feasibility Report
22. General Water Issues – Our Water Resources
Box 33 Scenic Rivers Program (12 folders, 28 books)
1. Correspondence – Letters, Mar. 1965-Oct. 1969
2. Correspondence – Letters, Feb. 1966-Aug. 1968
3. Correspondence – Letters, Mar. 1966-Oct. 1970
4. Correspondence – Letters, April 1966-Oct. 1968
5. Correspondence – Telegrams, Mar. 1967-Oct. 1968
6. Government Documents, Mar. 1966-Dec. 1968
7. Government Documents, May 1966-Oct. 1968
8. Minutes, June 10-11, 1968
9. Reports, Sept. 1965-1968
10. Printed Material/Clippings, Jan. 1966-Oct. 1968
11. Research Notes, 1959-1966
12. Speeches, May 1966-April 1969
13. Suwannee River (Florida/Georgia) National Wild and Scenic River Proposal, Aug. 1970
14. Hearings on S. 119, April 13-14, 1967
15. Hearings on H.R. 8416, H.R. 90, and S. 119, Mar. 7-8, 18-19, 1968
16. Hearings on S. 1446, April 22-23, 1965
17. Hearings on S. 1446, May 17-18, 1965
18. Kentucky Law Journal, 1967
19. River Plans – Eleven Point, Sept. 1969
20. River Plans – Middle Fork of the Salmon, Sept. 1969
21. River Plans – Middle Fork of the Clearwater Sept. 1969
22. River Plans – Rogue, Oct. 1969
23. Wild Rivers, May 1965
24. Trout, Jan./Feb. 1967
25. National Wildlife Magazine, Feb./Mar., 1966 (MISSING)
26. Defenders of Wildlife News, Jan./Feb./Mar., 1966
27. Naturalist (water), 1962
28. Naturalist (Wild Rivers), 1965
29. Better Camping, April 1966
30. National Parks Magazine, Aug., 1965
31. American White Water, Spring 1967
32. Arizona (newspaper), May 7, 1967
33. National Outlook (from Audubon)
34. National parks Magazine, Sept., 1967
35. Parks and Recreation, Aug. 1968
36. The Courier-Journal and Times Magazine, Aug. 25, 1968
37. “Our Dying Waters” (from the Saturday Evening Post)
38. Colorado Outdoors, Sept./Oct. 1967
39. The Living Wilderness, Autumn 1967
40. Culligan water softener advertisements
Box 34 Plaques & Awards (11 folders)
1. Seal of the State of Pennsylvania (Keystone shaped plaque)
2. Pennsylvania State Coat of Arms
3. Exchange Club plaque, 1968
4. American Automobile Association plaque
5. Two-Lick Valley Gun Collectors Assoc, Inc. plaque, 1970
6. AMVETS Helmet Trophy
7. Metal Door Plaque – Congressman JPS
8. Redwood Hearings Gavel, 1968
9. Mission of US Naval Academy Plaque
10. Watchdog of the Treasury Award, 1971-1972
11. Miner’s helmet (white)
Box 35 Memorabilia (1 folder, 4 books)
1. Adjutant (Massanutten Academy’s yearbook), 1965
2. Adjutant (Massanutten Academy’s yearbook), 1966
3. Adjutant (Massanutten Academy’s yearbook), 1970
4. Adjutant (Massanutten Academy’s yearbook), 1971
5. American Battle Monuments Commission photographs, 1972
Box 36 Central Arizona Project (15 folders, 2 books)
1. Saving the Grand Canyon – Correspondence – Letters, May 1961-Aug. 1967
2. Saving the Grand Canyon – Correspondence – Letters, Oct. 1963-June 1966
3. Saving the Grand Canyon – Correspondence – Letters, April 1965-Oct. 1966
4. Saving the Grand Canyon – Correspondence – Letters, Mar. 1966-1968
5. Saving the Grand Canyon – Correspondence – Letters, April-Sept. 1966
6. Saving the Grand Canyon – Correspondence – Letters, June 1966-Feb. 1967
7. Saving the Grand Canyon – Correspondence – Letters, July 1966-May 1968
8. Saving the Grand Canyon – Correspondence – Telegrams, May-Sept. 1966
9. Saving the Grand Canyon – Maps, Sept. 1, 1946 & Mar. 30, 1966
10. Saving the Grand Canyon – Reports, Aug. 1965-Feb. 1967
11. Saving the Grand Canyon – Reports, Feb. 1964-Jan. 1968
12. Saving the Grand Canyon – Printed material/clippings
13. Saving the Grand Canyon – Speeches, May 1965-Mar. 1967
14. Saving the Grand Canyon – Speeches, Mar. 1967-May 1968
15. Saving the Grand Canyon – Speeches, Mar. 1967
16. Colorado River Basin Project Reference Maps
17. Arizona Highways, 1965
Box 37 Wilderness Bill and Land/Water Reclamation (13 folders, 18 books)
1. Correspondence – Letters, June 1936 – July 1964
2. Correspondence – Letters, Jan. 1959 – Sept. 1966
3. Correspondence – Telegrams, June 1960 – July 1964
4. Government Documents, April 1956 – July 1964
5. Government Documents, Jan. 1959 – Aug. 1964
6. Legal Documents and Court Records, Jan. 13, 1967
7. Maps, 1957 – 1959
8. Minutes, May – June 1960
9. Miscellaneous, 1954 – 1964
10. Printed material/clippings, July 1950 – Feb. 1965
11. Reports, Dec. 1933 – Feb. 1964
12. Research Notes, Jan. 1964 – Aug. 1966
13. Speeches, Jan. 1955 – Nov. 1963
14. Supplemental Report on Garrison Diversion Unit, Jan. 1961, Nov. 1962
15. Report on Financial Position of Missouri River Basin Project, December 1963
16. “Our Vanishing Shoreline”
17. Bureau of Reclamation Preliminary Report, Aug. 1959
18. Preliminary Evaluation of Snake-Narrows Project, May – June 1955 (2 books)
19. Preliminary Evaluation of Palisades Project, May 1955
20. Park Wilderness Proposals, April 1966
21. The Echo Park Controversy, 1959
22. Garrison Diversion Unit Report, Jan. 1957
23. Facts about Protecting Rainbow Bridge, June 1961
24. Geology of Dinosaur National Monument, June 1954
25. Seashore Recreation Area Survey, 1955
26. Allegheny Portage Railroad, March 1963
27. Pacific Coast Recreation Area Survey, 1959
28. Report to National Park Service on Research, Aug. 1963
29. Public Recreation and Its Administration in Pennsylvania, Dec. 1957
30. Snake-Narrows Project, Aug. 1959
Box 38 Wildlife and Wilderness Areas (10 folders, 28 books)
1. Correspondence – Letters, Dec. 1961 – July 1968
2. Correspondence – Letters, July 1964 – Jan. 1969
3. Correspondence – Telegrams, Sept. 5-6, 1968
4. Government Documents, May 1964 – June 1968
5. Maps, 1965 – 1967
6. Miscellaneous
7. Printed material/clippings, Oct. 1948 – Aug. 1969
8. Reports, July 1964 – Aug. 1967
9. Research Notes, April 5, 1967
10. Speeches, April 1966 – July 1968
11. Photograph Album of Sleeping Bear Dunes
12. Photograph Album of Apostle Island Lakeshore
13. Proposed Biscayne National Monument
14. Proposed Guadalupe Mountains National Park
15. Park Wilderness Proposals
16. Forest lands for winter sports in Southern California
17. Uncompahgre, Colorado
18. Kaibab North deer herd
19. Channel and Hillslope Process in New Mexico
20. Biscayne National Monument
21. Allegheny Power System, Inc., annual report
22. Guadalupe Mountains, Texas
23. Vegetation of Sleeping Bear
24. Hearings about Predatory Animals
25. Muledeer in Arizona chapparral
26. Special Memorandums
27. Proposal for Spanish Peaks Wilderness
28. Proposal for Sycamore Canyon Wilderness
29. Proposal for Pine Mountain Wilderness
30. Proposal for Mount Baldy Wilderness
31. Proposal for Flat Tops Wildernes
32. Proposal for Ventana Wilderness
33. Proposal for Desolation Wilderness
34. Proposal for San Gabriel Wilderness
35. Proposal for Washakii Wilderness
36. Proposal for Mt. Jefferson Wilderness
37. Assateague Island National Monument
38. Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lake Shore
Box 39 Kinzua Dam/American Indians (20 folders, 21 books)
1. Kinzua Dam - Correspondence – Letters, Sept. 1951 – Oct. 1963
2. Kinzua Dam - Correspondence – Letters, Jan. 1957 – Dec. 1967
3. Kinzua Dam - Correspondence – Letters, July 1957 – July 1966
4. Kinzua Dam - Correspondence – Telegrams, Feb. 1957 – Mar. 1966
5. Kinzua Dam – Manuscripts, February 1957 – Mar. 1964
6. Kinzua Dam – Maps
7. Kinzua Dam - Printed material/clippings, 1957 – 1963
8. Kinzua Dam – Speeches, April 1958 – Sept. 1962
9. Kinzua Dam - Allegheny River Reservoir, Review of plan and alternatives, 1958
10. Kinzua Dam - Project for control of the Upper Allegheny River
11. Kinzua Dam - Allegheny Reservoir Report
12. Kinzua Dam - Hearings before the IIA
13. Kinzua Dam - Allegheny Reservoir Project (2 copies)
14. Kinzua Dam - Letter from Secretary of War
15. Kinzua Dam - Kinzua Dam Controversy
16. Kinzua Dam - Allegheny Reservoir (Kinzua Dam) and vicinity
17. Kinzua Dam – Water Resources Development in Pennsylvania
18. Indians – Seneca Indians Report #175
19. Indians – Seneca Indians of Allegheny Reservation
20. Indians – U.S. Court of Appeals, the Seneca Nation of Indians, 1958
21. Indians – Report on Allegheny Indian Reservation Gravel and Minerals
22. Indians – The War against Poverty – the American Indians
23. Indians – Why We’re Losing the War on Poverty, June 1968
24. Indians – Hearings before the Subcommittee of Indian Affair, May 1963
25. Indians – U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs annual report,1963
26. Indians – American Heritage Book of Indians pamphlet
27. Indians – Committee on IIA – Indian Affairs Hearings and Reports
28. Indians – National Council on Indian Opportunity – Correspondence – Letters, 1969
29. Indians – National Council on Indian Opportunity – Miscellaneous Papers, 1970
30. Indians – National Council on Indian Opportunity – Speeches, 1969
31. Indians – Indian Claims Commission – Indian Rights Section of 1968 Civil Rights Act, July 1969
32. Indians – Indian Claims Commission – Correspondence Letters, Jan. 30, 1969 & Aug. 4, 1971
33. Indians – Indian Claims Commission – Menominee Indian Recognition – Correspondence Letters, Nov. 1971 – Oct. 1973
34. Indians – Indian Claims Commission – Menominee Indian Recognition – Miscellaneous Papers, Nov. 1971
35. Indians – Indian Claims Commission – Menominee Indian Recognition – Reports, July 21, 1971
36. Indians – Indian Claims Commission – Miami Indians – Correspondence Letters, Nov. 1971 – Jan. 1972
37. Indians – Indian Claims Commission – Miscellaneous Papers, 1971
38. Indians – Indian Claims Commission – Papago Indian Reservation – Correspondence Letters, April – July 1970
39. Indians – Indian Claims Commission – Rainbow Bridge/Navajo Tribe – Correspondence Letters, Feb. – Mar. 1972
40. Indians – Indian Claims Commission – Indian Tribes, Alaskan Native Villages
Box 40 Public Land Use (10 folders, 7 books)
1. Correspondence – Letters (Public Land Use), Dec. 1968 – July 1973
2. Correspondence – Letters (Public Land Use), Dec. 1969 – May 1972
3. Correspondence – Telegrams, May 1972 – Aug. 1973
4. Government Documents, Dec. 1967 – June 1973
5. Government Documents, Nov. 1971 – May 1973
6. Minutes/Legal Documents, Oct. 1965 – Sept. 1972
7. Printed materials/clippings, Dec. 1968 – Nov. 1971
8. Reports, October 1967 – April 1972
9. Reports, January 1968 – June 1970
10. Speeches, April 1971 – Mar. 1973
11. The Taking Issue: An Analysis of the Constitutional Limits of Land Use Control, July 1973
12. One Third the Nation’s Land: A Report to the President and to the Congress by the Public Land Law Review Commission, June 1970
13. The Quiet Revolution in Land Use Control, 1971
14. Civil Disturbances in Washington, D.C.: April 4-8, 1968 A Preliminary Damage Report, May 1968
15. Toward a Land Use Policy in Pennsylvania: The Challenge of the Seventies, Feb. 1973
16. “Public Park Lands in Capitol”
17. National Land Use Policy: Background Papers on Past and Pending Legislation and the Roles of the Executive Branch, Congress, and the States in Land Use Policy and Planning, April 1972
Box 41 National Parks and Bicentennial Celebration (16 folders, 14 books)
1. National Park Concessionaires – Correspondence – Letters, January 1956 – July 1966
2. National Park Concessionaires – Correspondence – Letters, Feb. 1971 – Oct. 1973
3. National Park Concessionaires – Correspondence – Telegrams, July 1963
4. National Park Concessionaires – Reports, Sept. 1950 – Oct. 1966
5. National Park Concessionaires – Speeches, April 25, 1967
6. Tocks Island National Recreation Area – Correspondence – Letters, April 1963 – Dec. 1966
7. Tocks Island National Recreation Area – Maps
8. Tocks Island National Recreation Area – Printed material/clippings, April 1964 – Aug. 1966
9. Tocks Island National Recreation Area – Speeches, Mar. 1 & 2, 1965
10. Tocks Island National Recreation Area Proposal
11. Tocks Island National Recreation Area – Pahaquarry Township Report, 1664-1994
12. National Parks Magazine, Dec. 1950
13. National Parks Magazine, Mar. 1954
14. Potential New Sites for Outdoor Recreation in the Northeast (2 copies)
15. Floyd Binnett Field – A Plan for the Future
16. Government Land Acquisition
17. Fight to save Hunter Creek, Aspen, Colorado
18. A Report of Historic Preservation, 1971
19. Management Practices on the Bitterroot National Forest, 1969-1970
20. National Parks for the Future, 1972
21. The National Park system Plan I & II, 1970 (2 books)
22. Dinosaur Monument – Sierra Club Bulletin, Mar. 1954
23. Dinosaur Monument – Sierra Club Bulletin, Feb. 1954
24. Dinosaur Monument – Audubon Magazine, Jan/Feb 1966
25. Dinosaur Monument – Reports, April 1950 – Jan. 1954
26. Dinosaur Monument – Memoranda
27. Bicentennial Celebration – Correspondence – Letters, March 1966 – Sept. 1971
28. Bicentennial Celebration – Correspondence – Letters, May 1967 – Mar. 1971
29. Bicentennial Celebration – Correspondence – Letters , June 1967 – Mar. 1971
30. Bicentennial Celebration – Correspondence – Telegrams, 1967 - 1971
31. Bicentennial Celebration – Miscellaneous, Feb. 1967 – Jan. 1971
32. Bicentennial Celebration – Printed materials/clippings, Nov. 1968 – Jan. 1971
33. Bicentennial Celebration – Speeches, Jan. 1969 – Feb. 1971
Box 42 Redwoods (12 folders, 18 books)
1. Correspondence – Letters, July 1965 – June 1968
2. Correspondence – Letters, Aug. 1965 – Sept. 1968
3. Correspondence – Telegrams, Dec. 1967 – Sept. 1968
4. Government Documents, Oct. 1965 – Sept. 1968
5. Maps
6. Miscellaneous, 1965 – July 1968
7. Miscellaneous, 1966 – June 1968
8. Printed material/clippings, Mar. 1963 – Sept. 1968
9. Printed material/clippings, Jan. 1966 – July 1968
10. Reports, No Dates
11. Research Notes, Mar. 1966 – July 1968
12. Speeches, June 1967 – 1968
13. “Future of the Coast Redwood Forest”
14. “Impact of 1964 Flood of Redwood Forest
15. “Redwoods Forever”
16. “Redwoods to the Sea”
17. Document to John P. Saylor
18. American Forests, Sep. 1965, May 1965
19. Economic Factors Relating To Redwoods
20. Analysis of Logging
21. “The Redwood Park”
22. Sierra Club Bulletin
23. Cartoons and Clippings
24. “The Public Lands”
25. Conflict in the Redwoods
26. “Country Beautiful”
27. Field Inspection and Hearings
28. Impact of Redwood Park on Economy
29. Sierra Club Folder
30. Redwood Groves
Box 43 National Parks Centennial Committee (10 folders, 23 books)
1. Correspondence, June 1971 – July 1973
2. Government Documents, July 1970
3. Legal Documents, July 1970 – Aug. 1971
4. Minutes, Dec. 1970 – Mar. 1973
5. Miscellaneous, 1969 – 1972
6. Printed material/clippings, Mar. – Sept. 1972
7. Reports, April 1972 – Mar. 1973
8. Reports, Sept. 18-27, 1972
9. Research Notes, Nov. 1971 – Mar. 1973
10. Speeches, 1971
11. First World Conference on National Parks, June 30-July 7, 1962
12. Second World Conference of National Parks, Sept. 18-27, 1972 (3 copies)
13. NPCC meetings, Sep. 1971, Nov. 1971, Jan. 1972, March 1972, May 1972, Aug. 1972, June 1973 (8 books)
14. NPCC Annual Report to Congress, 1971
15. NPCC Annual Report to Congress, 1972
16. Parks, Man and His Environment (2 copies)
17. Policy Recommendations of NPCC
18. Yellowstone Folder
19. A Gathering of Nations; A Time of Purpose
20. Naturalist, 1971
21. Creation of the Teton Landscape
22. Centennial Events (Missing book)
23. Bicentennial Gardens Proposal
Box 44 Film and Video Tape (3 folders)
1. From medical Society : “Debrief Apollo 8”
2. Memorex video tape
3. Film box
Box 45 Energy (14 folders, 1 book)
1. Burns Creek Project – Correspondence – Letters, May 1960 – Dec. 1967
2. Burns Creek Project – Correspondence – Telegrams, May 1961 – Jan. 1965
3. Burns Creek Project – Clippings, July 1959 – Nov. 1967
4. Burns Creek Project – Speeches, May 1960 – Dec. 1967
5. Bonneville Power Administration – Correspondence – Letters, Aug. 1952 – 1964
6. Bonneville Power Administration – Correspondence – Letters, Feb. 1963 – July 1967
7. Bonneville Power Administration – Printed Materials, March 1963 – Oct. 1966
8. Bonneville Power Administration – Congressional Record Copies, Mar. – Oct. 1963
9. Bonneville Power Administration – Speeches, May 1960 – July 1967
10. Atomic Energy Commission on Nuclear Power – Correspondence – Letters, Nov. 1960 – Oct. 1969
11. Atomic Energy Commission on Nuclear Power – Correspondence – Letters, Nov. 1960 – July 1971
12. Atomic Energy Commission on Nuclear Power – Correspondence – Letters, Feb. 1969 – Sept. 1973
13. Atomic Energy Commission on Nuclear Power – Correspondence – Telegrams, Jan. 1968 – Oct. 1971
14. Atomic Energy Commission on Nuclear Power – Speeches, Sept. 1963 – April 1971
15. Comments of Upper Ohio Valley Association on Review of Reports on Lake Erie-Ohio River Canal, Vol. III
Box 46 Energy II (3 folders, 23 books)
1. Energy Crisis Correspondence, Jan. – Oct. 1973
2. Energy Use in California : Implications for the Environment
3. Implications of the Growth in Demand for Commercial and Industrial Electrical Energy in the South Coast Air Basin
4. Electrical Power in the East Central Area, Dec. 1969
5. Power and the Environment – potential crisis in energy supply – Herbert E. Risser, Dec. 1970
6. Survey of Power Equipment Requirements of the U.S. Electric Utility Industry, 1969-1978, 1970
7. Energy Resources and the Environment, Oct. 24 1972
8. Thermal Power Plants in California, Feb. 15, 1970
9. Energy Policy Project
10. Owens, Illinois
11. Water Resources Appraisal for Hydro-electric licensing Santee River Basin, 1970
12. Resources for Freedom, the Outlook for Key Commodities, Volumes II, III, IV, V, June 1952 (4 books)
13. Report to the Secretary of the Interior of the Advisory Committee on Energy, June 30, 1971
14. Optimization of the “wall-less” channel and verification of Thermodynamic scaling laws to demonstrate the feasibility of EGD for large-scale power generation, April 14, 1969
15. Advanced Non-thermally Polluting Gas Turbines in Utility Applications, Mar. 1971
16. Public Utilities Fortnightly, Jan. 7, 1965
17. Environmental Statement for the Proposed Prototype Oil Shale Leasing Program, Volumes. I, II, III, Sept. 1972 (3 books)
18. Technological and Economic Feasibility of Advanced Power Cycles and Methods of Producing Nonpolluting Fuels for Utility Power Stations, Dec. 1970
19. Photosynthesis – Basic Features of the Process, 1952
20. “A Program to Strengthen the Scientific Foundation in Natural Resources,” Nov. 1950
21. Coal Research Materials – Correspondence, June 1966 – Aug. 1973
22. Coal Research Materials – Telegrams, June – July 1970
Box 47 Miscellaneous (25 folders, 9 books)
1. Non-resident waterfowl hunting in South Dakota – Correspondence, Sept. 1967 – Feb. 1968
2. Non-resident waterfowl hunting in South Dakota – Printed material/clippings, Nov. 1966 & 1967
3. “Ninetieth Congress Legislative Program of the Railway Labor Executives Association”
4. “Strike Control Proposals in the Light of Railroad Industry Experience”
5. “The Swedish Investment Reserve”
6. Standardization of Daylight Savings Time – Correspondence Letters, April 1965 – Feb. 1966
7. Draft Card Destruction – Correspondence Letters, June – July 1965
8. Age Discrimination in Employment – Correspondence Letters, Oct. 1965 – Feb. 1966
9. Harvey Aluminum Corporation – Correspondence – Letters, Feb. – April 1962
10. Harvey Aluminum Corporation – Correspondence – Telegrams, Feb. 1962
11. Harvey Aluminum Corporation – Printed materials/clippings, Feb. 1962
12. Geothermal Steam Releases – Correspondence – Letters, June 1963 – May 1973
13. Geothermal Steam Releases – Miscellaneous Documents, Mar. 1963 – Oct. 1973
14. Committee Appointments – Correspondence Letters, Oct. 1968 - Sept. 1972
15. Payment in Lieu of Taxes – Letters, May 1960 – Feb. 1961
16. Payment in Lieu of Taxes – Reports, Aug. 31, 1959 & Dec. 20, 1960
17. Reclamations Bureau – Correspondence Letters, Oct. 1954 – Mar. 1965
18. Sangus Iron Works – Correspondence Letters, Aug. 1966 – Oct. 1967
19. Sangus Iron Works – Reports, April 1954 – April 1967
20. “Ozarks Regional Commission”
21. “Reclamation Repayments and Payout Schedules”
22. “The Future Political Status Commission,” July 1969
23. “Political Status Delegation of the Congress of Micronesiam,” July 1970
24. “Brief of Northwest Airlines, Inc., to the Civil Aeronautics Board,” Sep. 25 1969
25. “Report of Operations under the Airport and Airway Development Act,” 1972
26. Miscellaneous – Correspondence, Mar. 1950 – Jan. 1973
27. Miscellaneous – Correspondence, Mar. 1965 – Sept. 1973
28. Miscellaneous – Correspondence, Aug. 1967 – Sept. 1973
29. Miscellaneous – Government Documents, Feb. 9, 1970
30. Miscellaneous – Maps, June 8, 1973
31. Miscellaneous – Miscellaneous
32. Miscellaneous – Printed material/clippings, Dec. 8, 1971 & Mar. 23-31, 1972
33. Miscellaneous – Reports, Oct. 1967 – Dec. 1971
34. Miscellaneous – Research notes, May 1971
Box 48 Environmental Issues (33 folders, 4 books)
1. Exploration and Development of Antarctica – Correspondence – Letters, Feb. 1956 – May 1964
2. Exploration and Development of Antarctica – Maps, Feb. 1, 1956
3. Exploration and Development of Antarctica – Reports
4. Frying Pan/Arkansas Project – Correspondence – Letters, Aug. 1953 – June 1962
5. Frying Pan/Arkansas Project – Printed material/clippings/maps, Aug. 1954 – June 1962
6. Frying Pan/Arkansas Project – Miscellaneous Documents, Aug. 1959
7. Wilderness – Bill HR 9070 – Correspondence – Letters, Dec. 1960 - 1967
8. Wilderness – Bill HR 9070 – Correspondence – Telegrams, July – Aug. 1964
9. Wilderness – Bill HR 9070 – Printed material/clippings, July – Aug. 1964
10. Wilderness – Bill HR 9070 – Reports, July – Sept. 1964
11. Wilderness – San Rafael Bill – Correspondence – Letters, Mar. 1964 – Nov. 1968
12. Wilderness – San Rafael Bill – Correspondence – Telegrams, Dec. 1967 – Mar. 1968
13. Wilderness – San Rafael Bill – Maps, 1966 & April 21, 1967
14. Wilderness – San Rafael Bill – Miscellaneous Papers, No Dates
15. Wilderness – San Rafael Bill – Printed material/clippings, Feb. 1963 – Jan. 1968
16. Wilderness – San Rafael Bill – Reports, Jan. – Mar. 1968
17. Wilderness – San Rafael Bill – Speeches, June – Dec. 1967
18. Wilderness – San Rafael Bill – “A Proposal – San Rafael Wilderness”, May 1966
19. Predator Control 1971, Jan. 1972
20. Land and Water Conservation Fund – Correspondence – Letters, June 1962 – May 1968
21. Land and Water Conservation Fund – Correspondence – Telegrams, May 1966 - 1968
22. Land and Water Conservation Fund – Reports, April 26, 1966
23. Land and Water Conservation Fund – Speeches, April 27, 1966
24. Orphan Mine, Grand Canyon, Correspondence Letters, Jan. – June 1962
25. Delaware Water Gap, Correspondence Letters, June 1966 – Mar. 1967
26. Fish and Wildlife Bill, Correspondence Letters, Jan. – Dec. 1970
27. Wild Mustangs Bill H.R. 9890, Correspondence Letters, May 1971 – June 1973
28. The Governor’s Conference on Natural Beauty – Summary Report, Sept. 12-13, 1966
29. The Governor’s Conference on Natural Beauty – Correspondence – Letters, Mar. Sept. 1966
30. The Governor’s Conference on Natural Beauty – Miscellaneous Papers, Mar. – Sept. 1966
31. The Governor’s Conference on Natural Beauty – Reports, Aug. – Sept. 1966
32. The Governor’s Conference on Natural Beauty – Speeches
33. National Park Proposals, No dates
34. A Report to the President: Control of Agriculture-Related Pollution, Jan. 1969
35. Mt. Vernon Overlook Bill – Correspondence Letters, Feb. – Mar. 1962
36. Mt. Vernon Overlook Bill – Documents, Feb. 1962
37. Photographs of Indiana Dunes
Box 49 Veterans’ Affairs/Foreign Affairs (18 folders, 4 books)
1. Pacific Islands – Correspondence of Economic and Social Development of the Trust Territories, April – Nov. 1963
2. Virgin Islands and Guam Representation – Correspondence Letters, Feb. 1960 – May 1966
3. Virgin Islands and Guam Representation – Reports, May 1, 1959
4. Virgin Islands and Guam Representation – Speeches, May 1, 1963
5. Virgin Island Elections – Correspondence Letters, Feb. 1966 – May 1968
6. Virgin Island Elections – Correspondence Letters, Sept. 1966 – April 1967
7. Virgin Island Elections – Correspondence Telegrams, July – Aug. 1966
8. Virgin Island Elections – Legal Documents, Nov. 1966 – Jan. 1967
9. Virgin Island Elections – Printed Material/clippings, Oct. 1963 – Feb. 1967
10. Virgin Island Elections – Printed Material/clippings, Jan. – Sept. 1967
11. Puerto Rico – Puerto Rican Statehood – Correspondence Letters, May 1963 – Oct. 1966
12. Puerto Rico – Puerto Rican Statehood – Correspondence Telegrams, Aug. 1963 – July 1966
13. Puerto Rico – Puerto Rican Statehood – Printed material/clippings, Aug. 1963 – Oct. 1966
14. Puerto Rico – Puerto Rican Statehood – Reports, No Dates
15. Puerto Rico – Puerto Rican Statehood – Speeches, Sept. 22, 1966
16. Puerto Rico – Presidential Vote for Puerto Rico – Correspondence Letters, Dec. 1968 – Mar. 1972
17. Puerto Rico – Presidential Vote for Puerto Rico – Photographs
18. Puerto Rico – Presidential Vote for Puerto Rico – Speeches, Mar. 3, 1971
19. “Veterans’ Benefits,” Oct. 31 1962
20. “Report to U.S. Veterans Advisory Commission on the Veterans Benefits System”
21. “Veterans’ Benefits,” Feb. 2 1971
22. “Veterans’ Laws” by John P. Saylor, 1956
Box 50 Campaign, 1949 & Congressional Letters, 1960 (3 folders, 2 books)
1. John P. Saylor campaign program, 1949
2. Campaign speeches I, 1949
3. Campaign speeches II, 1949
4. Testimonial Letters to John P. Saylor, 1960
5. B&W photographs of campaign office (2) and power plant visit (12)
Box 51 Memorabilia (5 folders)
1. Achievement Award Inner-service Club, Johnstown, PA, 1971
2. Watch stand
3. Interstate 80 Dedication Plate , September 17, 1970
4. Miner’s safety goggles
5. Miner’s helmets (white) (3)
Display Case in Special Collections
1. Specimen of synthetic crude oil by H-Coal Process (3 glass bottles coal, gas oil and un-reacted coal)
2. Mining pick and magnetic holders
3. Permissible miner’s safety lamp
4. Gold WOLF safety lamp
5. Just Rite metal container
6. 9-inch metal cantee
7. Auto-lite “Bumper grip” safety lamp
8. Four small metal pots (like mini-teapots)
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