Gerald W. Williams Collection of Forestry and Northwest History Publications, 1880-2016

Collection Overview

Title: Gerald W. Williams Collection of Forestry and Northwest History Publications, 1880-2016

Predominant Dates: 1905-2005

ID: MSS WilliamsPubs

Primary Creator: Williams, Gerald W.

Extent: 6.1 cubic feet. More info below.

Arrangement: The Gerald W. Williams Collection of Forestry and Northwest History Publications is arranged in 6 series: 1. U.S. Forest Service Publications, 1883-2015; 2. Newsletters, 1937-2016; 3. Magazines and Journals, 1880-2014; 4. Non-U.S. Forest Service Publications, 1880-2015; 5. Travel Brochures and Maps, 1919-2009; and 6. Compact Discs, 1997-2005.

Languages of Materials: English [eng]

Abstract

The Gerald W. Williams Collection of Foresty and Northwest History Publications consists of materials assembled and acquired by Williams in the course of his work as a Forest Service sociologist and historian and due to his avocational interest in the history of forestry as a science and profession and the regional history of the Pacific Northwest. Most of the materials in the collection were published by the U.S. Forest Service. Gerald Wiliams worked for the U.S. Forest Service from 1979 to 2005 as a sociologist (1979-1998) and historian (1998-2005).

The contents of box-folder 3.6 and 4.7 have been digitized and are available upon request.

Scope and Content Notes

The Gerald W. Williams Collection of Forestry and Northwest History Publications consists of materials assembled and acquired by Williams in the course of his work as a Forest Service sociologist and historian and due to his avocational interest in the history of forestry as a science and profession and the regional history of the Pacific Northwest. Most of the materials in the collection were published by the U.S. Forest Service. In addition to the history of the U.S. Forest Service and forestry generally, the publications include materials pertaining to other topics that Williams researched -- Gifford Pinchot and the Pinchot Family, the McKenzie River basin, and regional history of the Pacific Northwest.

The U.S. Forest Service publications include materials intended for an internal audience (such as manuals, handbooks, guides, and newsletters) as well as the public (annual reports, circulars, bulletins, maps, and brochures). The newsletters include a regular newsletter from the Forest Service chief as well as newsletters and membership directories for the U.S. Forest Service retirees from the Pacific Northwest region.

The collection includes 8 commercially produced or published compact disks with images, conference proceedings, and interatcive educational productions.

The contents of box-folder 3.6 and 4.7 have been digitized and are available upon request.

Biographical / Historical Notes

Gerald W. Williams worked for the U.S. Forest Service from 1979 until his retirement in 2005. From 1979 to 1993, he was a sociologist with the Umpqua and Willamette National Forests in Oregon; in 1993-1998, he served as the regional sociologist for the Pacific Northwest Regional Office in Portland; and from 1998 until his retirement in 2005 he was the national historian for the U.S. Forest Service in Washington, D.C. Williams designed and implemented a regional and national history program for the Forest Service which culminated in his appointment as national historian and his authorship of the centennial history of the Forest Service, The USDA Forest Service -- The First Century, in 2000. He has published more than 75 books, chapters, book reviews, and articles and conference papers exploring a variety of historical topics such as the Native American use of fire to manage environments, the Civilian Conservation Corps, and the U.S. Army's Spruce Production Division during World War I.

Williams is a native of Oregon and earned degrees from Southern Oregon University (B.A., Sociology; M.A. General Studies Social Science) and Washington State University (Ph.D., Sociology).

Author: Chris Petersen

Administrative Information

More Extent Information: 11 compact discs; 8 boxes, including 1 oversize box

Statement on Access: Collection is open for research.

Acquisition Note: These materials were acquired by the former University Archives and the Special Collections and Archives Research Center in multiple accessions in 2007-2016. They were originally described as a component of the Gerald W. Williams Collection (MSS WilliamsG) and were separated for description as this collection in 2016.

Preferred Citation: Gerald W. Williams Collection of Forestry and Northwest History Publications (MSS WilliamsPubs), Oregon State University Special Collections and Archives Research Center, Corvallis, Oregon.

Processing Information: The digital content on the compact discs in this collection has not been removed and treated as electronic records because the CDs were published or commercially produced.

Creators

People, Places, and Topics

Forest policy--United States--History.
Forest reserves--Oregon.
Forests and forestry--Northwest, Pacific.
Logging--Northwest, Pacific.
McKenzie River (Or.)
Natural Resources
Pacific Northwest Research Station (Portland, Or.)
Pinchot, Gifford, 1865-1946.
United States. Forest Service
United States. Forest Service--Employees.
United States. Forest Service--History.
United States. Forest Service. Pacific Northwest Region

Box and Folder Listing

Series 1: U.S. Forest Service Publications, 1883-2015

Series 1 consists of U.S. Forest Service publications assembled by Gerald Williams in the course of his work as the Forest Service historian and comprises about half of this collection. The series includes publications intended primarly for an internal audience (manuals, handbooks, and guides) and publications issued for the public (annual, reports, circulars, and bulletins). The series includes a near-complete run of annual reports prepared by the Chief of the Forest Service from 1920s through 1990s. Forest Service Circulars and Bulletins published in the early 20th century address forest products, forest fires, and the relationship between forests and avalanches, water supply, and soils. The Land Areas of the National Forest System publications include acreage of forests, wilderness areas, and other lands managed by the Forest Service by state and region. Of special note are issues of the Forest Worker for 1927-1933, which was published primarily for forest service employees. The series includes several publications related specifically to the Region Six in the Pacific Northwest and the Pacific Northwest Research Station.

The contents of box-folder 3.6 have been digitized and are available upon request.

Box-Folder 1.1: Reports of the Chief of the Forest Service, 1893 and 1923-1941

Item 1: Report of the Chief of the Division of Forestry for 1893: Author: B.E. Fernow
Item 2: Report of the Forester, 1923: Author: William B. Greeley
Item 3: Report of the Forester, 1933: Author: Robert Y. Stuart
Item 4: Report of the Forester, 1934: Author: F.A. Silcox
Item 5: Report of the Chief of the Forest Service, 1935: Author: F.A. Silcox
Item 6: Report of the Chief of the Forest Service, 1937: Author: F.A. Silcox
Item 7: Report of the Chief of the Forest Service, 1938: Author: F.A. Silcox
Item 8: Report of the Chief of the Forest Service, 1939: Author: F.A. Silcox
Item 9: Report of the Chief of the Forest Service, 1940: Author: Earle H. Clapp
Item 10: Forests and People: Report of the Chief of the Forest Service, 1941: Author: Earle H. Clapp

Box-Folder 1.2: Reports of the Chief of the Forest Service, 1942-1949

Item 1: Forestry in Wartime: Report of the Chief of the Forest Service, 1942: Author: Earle H. Clapp
Item 2: Report of the Chief of the Forest Service, 1943: Author: Lyle F. Watts
Item 3: Forests and Employment: Report of the Chief of the Forest Service, 1945: Author: Lyle F. Watts
Item 4: Timber Shortage or Timber Abundance? Report of the Chief of the Forest Service, 1946: Author: Lyle F. Watts
Item 5: Forests and the Nation's Water Resource: Report of the Chief of the Forest Service, 1947: Author: Lyle F. Watts
Item 6: Our National Forests: Report of the Chief of the Forest Service, 1948: Author: Lyle F. Watts
Item 7: Our National Forests: Report of the Chief of the Forest Service (copy 2), 1948: Author: Lyle F. Watts
Item 8: New Knowledge in Forestry: Report of the Chief of the Forest Service, 1949: Author: Lyle F. Watts

Box-Folder 1.3: Reports of the Chief of the Forest Service, 1951-1964

Item 1: Natural Enemies of Timber Abundance: Report of the Chief of the Forest Service, 1951: Author: Lyle F. Watts
Item 2: America's Stake in World Forestry: Report of the Chief of the Forest Service, 1952: Author: Richard E. McArdle
Item 3: Grazing on the National Forests: Report of the Chief of the Forest Service, 1953: Author: Richard E. McArdle
Item 4: Report of the Chief of the Forest Service, 1957: Author: Richard E McArdle
Item 5: Report of the Chief of the Forest Service, 1964: Author: Edward P. Cliff

Box-Folder 1.4: Reports of the Chief of the Forest Service, 1955

Item 1: Report of the Chief of the Forest Service, 1955

Author: Richard E. McArdle

Note: Brittle

Box-Folder 1.5: Reports of the Chief of the Forest Service, 1963

Item 1: Report of the Chief of the Forest Service, 1963

Author: Edward P. Cliff

Note: Brittle

Box-Folder 1.6: Reports of the Chief of the Forest Service, 1968-1971

Item 1: Report of the Chief of the Forest Service, 1968: Author: Edward P. Cliff
Item 2: Report of the Chief of the Forest Service, 1969: Author: Edward P. Cliff
Item 3: Report of the Chief of the Forest Service, 1970-1971: Author: Edward P. Cliff

Box-Folder 1.7: Report of the Forest Service, Fiscal Year 1980

Box-Folder 1.8: Report of the Forest Service, Fiscal Year 1981

Box-Folder 1.9: Report of the Forest Service, Fiscal Year 1982

Box-Folder 1.10: Report of the Forest Service, Fiscal Year 1983

Box-Folder 1.11: Report of the Forest Service, Fiscal Year 1984

Box-Folder 1.12: Report of the Forest Service, Fiscal Year 1985

Box-Folder 1.13: Report of the Forest Service, Fiscal Year 1986

Box-Folder 1.14: Report of the Forest Service, Fiscal Year 1987

Box-Folder 1.15: Report of the Forest Service, Fiscal Year 1988

Box-Folder 1.16: Report of the Forest Service, Fiscal Year 1989

Box-Folder 1.17: Report of the Forest Service, Fiscal Year 1990

Box-Folder 1.18: Report of the Forest Service, Fiscal Year 1991

Box-Folder 1.19: Report of the Forest Service, Fiscal Year 1992

Box-Folder 1.20: Report of the Forest Service, Fiscal Year 1993

Box-Folder 1.21: Report of the Forest Service, Fiscal Year 1994

Box-Folder 1.22: Report of the Forest Service, Fiscal Year 1995

Box-Folder 1.23: Report of the Forest Service, Fiscal Year 1996

Box-Folder 1.24: Report of the Forest Service, Fiscal Year 1997

Box-Folder 1.25: Forest Service Performance and Accountability Report, Fiscal Year 2004

Box-Folder 1.26: Highlights of the FY 2005 Forest Service Performance and Accountability Report, 2005

Box-Folder 1.27: National Best Management Practices Monitoring Summary Report, Fiscal Year 2013

Publication Number: FS-1042

Box-Folder 1.28: USDA Forest Service Strategic Plan, FY 2015-2020

Publication Number: FS-1045

Box-Folder 1.29: Important Facts About the Pacific Northwest Region, 1988

Box-Folder 1.30: Important Facts About the Pacific Northwest Region, 1991

Box-Folder 1.31: USDA Forest Service Circulars, 1896-1907

Item 1: Circular No. 13 Forest Fire Legislation in the United States, 1896
Item 2: Circular No. 17 Recent Legislation on State Forestry Commissions and Forest Reserves, 1897
Item 3: Circular 51 Wood Used for Veneer in 1905, 1906: Author: H.M. Hale, Forest Assistant
Item 4: Circular 61 How to Transplant Forest Trees, 1907
Item 5: Circular 79 The Control of Forest Fires at McCloud, California, 1907: Authors: A.W. Cooper and P.D. Kelleter
Item 6: Circular 81 Forest Planting in Illinois, 1907: Author: R.S. Kellogg, Forest Inspector
Item 7: Circular 96 Arbor Day, 1907
Item 8: Circular 97 The Timber Supply of the United States, 1907: Author: R.S. Kellogg
Item 9: Circular 99 Suggestions for Forest Planting on the Semi-Arid Plains, 1907
Item 10: Circular 100 Suggestions for Forest Planting in the Northeastern and Lake States, 1907
Item 11: Circular 105 White Oak in the Southern Appalachians, 1907: Authors: W.B. Greeley and W.W. Ashe
Item 12: Circular 109 Forest Planting in the North Platte and South Platte Valleys, 1907: Author: Frank G. Miller
Item 13: Circular 116 The Waning Hardwood Supply and the Appalachian Forests, 1907: Author: William L. Hall
Item 14: Circular 118 Management of Second Growth in the Southern Appalachians, 1907: Author: Raphael Zon
Item 15: Circular 121 Woods Used for Distillation in 1906, 1907
Item 16: Circular 122 The Lumber Cut of the United States: 1906, 1907
Item 17: Circular 123 Production of Slack Cooperage Stock in 1906, 1907
Item 18: Circular 124 Consumption of Cross-ties in 1906, 1907
Item 19: Circular 125 Production of Tight Cooperage Stock in 1906, 1907
Item 20: Circular 129 The Drain upon the Forests, 1907: Author: R.S. Kellogg
Item 21: Circular 130 Forestry in the Public Schools, 1907: Author: Hugo A. Winkenwerder

Box-Folder 1.32: USDA Forest Service Circulars, 1908-1913

Item 1: Circular 140 What Forestry Has Done, 1908: Author: Treadwell Cleveland, Jr.
Item 2: Circular 157 A Primer of Conservation, 1908: Author: Treadwell Cleveland, Jr.
Item 3: Circular 163 Paper Birch in the Northeast, 1909: Author: S.T. Dana
Item 4: Circular 163 Paper Birch in the Northeast, 1909: Author: S.T. Dana
Item 5: Circular 168 Commercial Importance of the White Mountain Forests, 1909: Author: Philip W. Ayres
Item 6: Circular 171 The Forests of the United States: Thier Use, 1909: Authors: Overton W. Price, R.S. Kellogg, and W.T. Cox
Item 7: Circular 171 The Forests of the United States: Thier Use, 1909: Authors: Overton W. Price, R.S. Kellogg, and W.T. Cox
Item 8: Circular 173 Avalanches and Forest Cover in the Nothern Cascades, 1911: Author: Thornton T. Munger
Item 9: Circular 193 Mechanical Properties of Redwood, 1912: Author: A.L. Heim
Item 10: Circular 203 Assistance to Private Owners in the Practice of Forestry, 1912
Item 11: Circular 205 Forest Fire Protection Under the Weeks Law in Cooperation with States, 1913: Author: J. Girvin Peters
Item 12: Circular 207 The Profession of Forestry, 1912: Author: Henry S. Graves
Item 13: Circular 216 Effect of Forest Fires on Standing Hardwood Timber, 1913: Author: W.H. Long

Box-Folder 1.33: USDA Department Circular 358: Fire and the Forest (California Pine Region), 1925

Authors: S.B. Show and E.I. Kotok

Box-Folder 2.1: USDA Leaflet No. 40: Woods Burning in the South, 1929

Box-Folder 2.2: USDA Farmers' Bulletin, 1898, 1921

Item 1: Farmers' Bulletin No. 67: Forestry for Farmers, 1898: Author: B.E. Fernow
Item 2: Farmers' Bulletin No. 1188: The Southern Pine Beetle, A Menace to the Pine Timber of the Southern States, 1921: Author: A.D. Hopkins

Box-Folder 2.3: USDA Forest Service Field Programs, 1907

Item 1: Field Program for January, 1907
Item 2: Field Program for February, 1907
Item 3: Field Program for March, 1907
Item 4: Field Program for April, 1907
Item 5: Field Program for October, 1907
Item 6: Field Program for December, 1907

Box-Folder 2.4: USDA Forest Service Field Programs, 1908-1910

Item 1: Index to Service Notes and Orders in the Field Programs, July, 1908-June, 1909
Item 2: Field Program for February, 1908
Item 3: Field Program for March, 1908
Item 4: Field Program for May, 1908
Item 5: Field Program for July, 1908
Item 6: Field Program for August, 1908
Item 7: Field Program for September, 1908
Item 8: Field Program for October, 1908
Item 9: Field Program for January, 1909
Item 10: Field Program for February, 1909
Item 11: Field Program for June, 1909
Item 12: Field Program for January, 1910

Box-Folder 2.5: USDA Forest Service Bulletins, 1893-1895

Item 1: Bulletin No. 7: Forest Influences, 1893
Item 2: Bulletin No. 10: Timber, An Elementary Dicussion of the Characteristics and Properties of Wood

Box-Folder 2.6: USDA Forest Service Bulletins, 1903-1912

Item 1: Bulletin No. 44: The Diminished Flow of the Rock River in Wisconsin and Illinois and Its Relation to the Surrounding Forests, 1903: Author: G. Frederick Schwartz
Item 2: Bulletin No. 49: The Timber of the Edwards Plateau of Texas; Its Relation to Climate, Water Supply, and Soil, 1904: Author: William L. Bray
Item 3: Bulletin No. 89: The Olympic National Forest: Its Resources and Their Management, 1911: Author: Findley Burns
Item 4: Bulletin No. 111: Lightning in Relation to Forest Fires, 1912: Author: Fred G. Plummer

Box-Folder 2.7: USDA Forest Service Bulletins, 1941

Bound volume of all Service Bulletins from 1941

Box-Folder 2.8: Annual Highlights in the Pacific Northwest Publications, 1955-1963

Item 1: Multiple Use in Action Pacific Northwest Region, undated
Item 2: National Forests in Review Pacific Northwest Region Annual Report, 1955
Item 3: "Region Six in Fifty Six" Pacific Northwest Region Annual Report, 1956
Item 4: 1957 Highlights Pacific Northwest Region, 1957
Item 5: Multiple-Use Highlights Pacific Northwest Region, 1958
Item 6: Multiple Use Highlights in the Pacific Northwest Region, 1959
Item 7: Multiple Use Highlights Pacific Northwest Region, 1960
Item 8: Multiple Use Highlights Pacfic Northwest Region, 1961
Item 9: Multiple Use Highlights, 1962
Item 10: Multiple Use Highlights, 1963

Box-Folder 2.9: The National Forests in the Pacific Northwest, 1964-1970

Item 1: The National Forests Pacific Northwest Region Multiple Use Highlights, 1964
Item 2: The Sixtieth Year: Forest Service in the Pacific Northwest, 1965
Item 3: The National Forests in the Pacific Northwest, 1966
Item 4: The National Forests in the Pacific Northwest, 1967
Item 5: The National Forests in the Pacific Northwest, 1968
Item 6: The National Forests in the Pacific Northwest, 1970

Box-Folder 2.10: Forest Worker, January 1927- July 1933

All issues in bound volume. The Forest Worker was issued bi-monthly by the U.S. Forest Service primarily for forest service employees. It includes information on state forests, education and extension, Forest Service and general forestry news, a bibiography of recent publications, and personnel news.

Box-Folder 2.11: Miscellaneous Publications and Circulars, 1883-1945

Item 1: Miscellaneous Special Report No. 1: Address of the Hon. Geo. B. Loring, U.S. Commissioner of Agriculture Before the American Forestry Congress, St. Paul, Minnesota, 1883
Item 2: Miscellaneous Special Report No. 5: The Proper Value and Management of Government Timber Lands and the Distribution of North American Forest Trees, Being Papers Read at the United States Department of Agriculture, 1884
Item 3: Miscellaneous Publication No. 20: A Forest Fire Prevention Handbook for the Schools of Oregon, 1928
Item 4: Miscellaneous Circular No. 48: What the Naitonal Forests Mean to Montana, 1926
Item 5: Miscellaneous Publication No. 51: National Wild-Life Reservations, 1929
Item 6: Miscellaneous Publication No. 61: Forest Plantations at Biltmore, N.C., 1929
Item 7: Miscellaneous Circular No. 75: Harvesting Timber Crops in the National Forests of the East and South, 1926
Item 8: Miscellaneous Publication No. 247: Forestry and Permanent Prosperity, 1936
Item 9: Miscellaneous Publication No. 249: Careers in Forestry, 1945
Item 10: Miscellaneous Publication No. 395: Forestry for 4-H Clubs, 1941

Box-Folder 2.12: Involving the American Public: The Forest Service in 1987

Publication Number: FS-419

Box-Folder 2.13: The National Forests - Ending Their First Century: The Forest Service in 1990

Publication Number: FS-495

Box-Folder 2.14: Land Areas of the National Forest System, 1964-1967

Item 1: National Forest Areas, 1964
Item 2: National Forest Areas, 1965
Item 3: National Forest System Areas as of June 30, 1966
Item 4: National Forest System Areas as of June 30,1967

Box-Folder 2.15: Land Areas of the National Forest System, 1979-1990

Item 1: Land Areas of the National Forest System as of September 30, 1979
Item 2: Land Areas of the National Forest System as of September 30, 1980
Item 3: Land Areas of the National Forest System as of September 30, 1982
Item 4: Land Areas of the National Forest System as of September 30, 1985
Item 5: Land Areas of the National Forest System as of September 30, 1990

Box-Folder 2.16: Land Areas of the National Forest System, 1991-1998

Item 1: Land Areas of the National Forest System as of September 30, 1991
Item 2: Land Areas of the National Forest System as of September 1996
Item 3: Land Areas of the National Forest System as of September 1997
Item 4: Land Areas of the National Forest System as of September 1998

Box-Folder 2.17: Land Areas of the National Forest System, 1999-2004

Item 1: Land Areas of the National Forest System as of September 1999
Item 2: Land Areas of the National Forest System as of September 2001
Item 3: Land Areas of the National Forest System as of September 2002
Item 4: Land Areas of the National Forest System as of September 2004

Box-Folder 2.18: Science Findings from Pacific Northwest Research Station, 2009-2015

Item 1: We're All in This Together: Decisionmaking to Address Climate Change in a Complex World, September 2009
Item 2: Back to the Future: Assess Accuracy and Sensitivity of a Forest Growth Model, September 2014
Item 3: No Place Like Home: Using Seed Zones to Improve Resoration of Native Grasses in the West, March 2015
Item 4: Should I Stay or Should I Go? Understanding the Shapeshifting Rainbow Trout/Steelhead, September 2015

Box-Folder 2.19: Science Update from Pacific Northwest Research Station, 2008-2010

Item 1: Counting All That Matters: Recognizing the Value of Ecosystem Services, Spring 2008
Item 2: Changing With the Climate, Summer 2008
Item 3: Changing With the Climate, Summer 2008
Item 4: Understanding the Social and Economic Transitions of Forest Communities, Fall 2008
Item 5: The Mighty Oak Faces Challenges in the Pacific Northwest, Fall 2010

Box-Folder 2.20: The National Forest Manual Regulations and Instructions, 1937

Box-Folder 2.21: The USDA Forest Service in Hawaii: The First 20 Years (1957-1977)

Author: Robert E. Nelson

Box-Folder 2.22: Forty Years of Forest Research in the Northern Rocky Mountain Range, 1950

Box-Folder 2.23: Briefing Book: Alaska Region, 2009

Box-Folder 2.24: The National Forests Fact Sheet, 1954

Box-Folder 2.25: U.S. Forest Resource Facts and Historical Trends, 2004

Box-Folder 2.26: Handbook for Campers in the National Forests in California, 1915

Box-Folder 2.27: First-Aid Manual for Field Parties, 1917

Box-Folder 3.1: National Forest Log Scaling Handbook, 1973

Box-Folder 3.2: Notebook for Forest Fire Wardens, 1944

Box-Folder 3.3: Incident Sign Installation Guide, 2005

Box-Folder 3.4: Selective Timber Management in the Douglas Fir Region, 1936

Authors: Burt P. Kirkland and Axel J. F. Brandstorm

Box-Folder 3.5: Procedure in Tree Measurement Sales, 1949

Box-Folder 3.6: The Osborne Firefinder...the Basic Lookout Tool, 1955

The contents of this folder have been digitized and are available upon request.

Box-Folder 3.7: Cultural Resources: The Log Chutes of North Idaho, 1983

Author: Cort Sims

Box-Folder 3.8: Cognitive Styles of Forest Service Scientists and Managers in the Pacific Northwest, 1997

Author: Andrew B. Carey

Box-Folder 3.9: Regional Ecosystem Analysis for the Willamette/Lower Columbia Region of Northwestern Oregon and Southwestern Washington State, 2001

Box-Folder 3.10: The Year in Review 2008: Courageous Conservation, A Sustainable Future, a Legacy of Resoration, 2008

For the U.S. Forest Service Eastern Region.

Box-Folder 3.11: The Rio Piedras Watershed and Its Surrounding Environment, 2011

Publication Number: FS-980

Box-Folder 3.12: Great Forest Fires of America, 1936

Author: John D. Guthrie

Box-Folder 3.13: A History of the Central States Forest Experiment Station, 1927-1965

Author: Robert W. Merz

Box-Folder 3.14: The Clearwater Story, a History of the Clearwater National Forest, 1981

Author: Ralph S. Space

Box-Folder 3.15: George Washington National Forest, a History, 1991

Box-Folder 3.16: The Beginning of the National Forest System, 1991

Box-Folder 3.17: Evolution of Tropical Forestry: Puerto Rico and Beyond, an Interview with Frank H. Wadsworth, 1998

Box-Folder 3.18: The Ever-Changing View, A History of the National Forests in California, 2005

Author: Anthony Godfrey, Ph.D.

Box-Folder 3.19: National Forests on the Edge: Development Pressures on America's National Forests and Grasslands, 2007

Box-Folder 3.20: Ponderosa Promise: A History of U.S. Forest Service Research in Central Oregon, 2007

Author: Les Joslin

Box-Folder 3.21: The Unmarked Trail: Managing National Forests in a Turbulent Era, 2009

Box-Folder 3.22: When the Mountains Roared: Stories of the 1910 Fires, 2010

Box-Folder 3.23: From Prairies to Peaks, a History of the Rocky Mountain Region of the U.S. Forest Service, 2012

Author: Anthony Godfrey

Series 2: Newsletters, 1937-2016

Series 2 consists primarily of newsletters published by the U.S. Forest Service, including The Chief's Desk, which provides news and updates from all regions of the Forest Service. The OldSmokeys Newsletter is the newsletter of the Pacific Northwest Forest Service Retirees and is published by the Pacific Northwest Forest Service Association; membership directories are also included. The bulk of the series is comprised of newsletters published from 2006 to 2016. Also of note is Indians at Work, a news sheet that includes information about cooperative projects being undertaken by tribes throughout the United States. It is available online.

The contents of box-folder 4.7 have been digitized and are available upon request.

Box-Folder 3.24: The Chief's Desk...People, Places, and Things, 2006-2007
Box-Folder 3.25: The Chief's Desk...People, Places, and Things, 2008
Box-Folder 3.26: The Chief's Desk...People, Places, and Things, 2009
Box-Folder 3.27: The Chief's Desk...People, Places, and Things, 2010
Box-Folder 3.28: The Chief's Desk...People, Places, and Things, 2011
Box-Folder 3.29: The Chief's Desk...People, Places, and Things, 2012
Box-Folder 3.30: The Chief's Desk...People, Places, and Things, 2013
Box-Folder 3.31: The Chief's Desk...People, Places, and Things, 2014
Box-Folder 3.32: The Chief's Desk...People, Places, and Things, 2014
Box-Folder 3.33: The Chief's Desk...People, Places, and Things, 2015
Box-Folder 3.34: The Chief's Desk...People, Places, and Things, 2016
Box-Folder 4.1: OldSmokeys Newsletter, 2006-2008
Box-Folder 4.2: OldSmokeys Newsletter, 2009-2010
Box-Folder 4.3: OldSmokeys Newsletter, 2011-2012
Box-Folder 4.4: OldSmokeys Newsletter, 2013-2014
Box-Folder 4.5: OldSmokeys Newsletter, 2015-2016
Box-Folder 4.6: OldSmokeys Membership Directories, 2007-2015
Box-Folder 4.7: "The Lookout" Newsletter of the National Association of Forest Service Retirees, 2013-2016: The contents of this folder have been digitized and are available upon request.
Box-Folder 4.8: Forest Service Alaska Region "Sourdough Notes", 2008-2009
Box-Folder 4.9: "The Rendezvous" Newletter of the Rocky Mountain Forest Association, 2014
Box-Folder 4.10: "Valuing You, an R6 Update", 2014
Box-Folder 4.11: "Oldtimer's News", 2013
Box-Folder 4.12: USDA Forest Service "Greensheet", 1980
Box-Folder 4.13: National Museum of Forest Service History Newsletter, 2005-2009
Box-Folder 4.14: "The Pinchot Letter", 1999
Box-Folder 4.15: "Tree Time", 1983 and 1986: Two issues of the Mount Pisgah Arboretum (Eugene, Oregon) newsletter.
Box-Folder 4.16: USDA Forest Service "The Friday Newsletter", 1990
Box-Folder 4.17: Lake of the Woods Historical Society Newsletter, 2012-2013
Box-Folder 4.18: Forest Service News Digest, 1998
Box-Folder 4.19: Indians at Work: A News Sheet for Indians and the Indian Service, 1937: Published April 1, 1937 by the Office of Indian Affairs in Washington, DC. Available online.

Series 3: Magazines and Journals, 1880-2014

Series 3 consists of individual issues of professional journals and popular magazines that Williams collected because of content pertaining to forestry and regional history of the Pacific Northwest. The bulk of the items in the series are from the 1920s-1990s. Of note are several issues with articles by or about Gifford Pinchot, a special issue of Pennsylvania History about the Pinchot family, and an article about Cornelia Bryce Pinchot.

Box-Folder 4.20: American Heritage Magazine, March 1991
Box-Folder 4.21: Audubon Magazine, 1989-1998
Box-Folder 4.22: Buzzworm: The Environmental Journal, Jan/Feb 1990
Box-Folder 4.23: Evergreen Magazine, Winter 1994/1995
Box-Folder 4.24: Fire Management Today, 2004-2005
Box-Folder 4.25: Fire Management Today, 2014
Box-Folder 4.26: Forest Magazine, 2000-2003
Box-Folder 4.27: The George Wright Forum, 1981-1990
Box-Folder 4.28: The George Wright Forum, 1991-1992
Box-Folder 4.29: The Historian, Summer 1998
Box-Folder 4.30: The Idaho Forester, 1934: Published by the School of Forestry at the University of Idaho.
Box-Folder 4.31: The Illustrated Canadian Forest and Outdoors, July 1933
Box-Folder 4.32: Journal of Forestry, February 1955
Box-Folder 4.33: The Journal of the Modoc County Historical Society, 1980
Box-Folder 4.34: The Journal of the Shaw Historical Library, Fall 1989
Box-Folder 4.35: Lane County Historian, Fall 1987
Box-Folder 4.36: Lane County Living Magazine, 1984-1985
Box-Folder 4.37: The Literary Digest, November 1923: U.S. Forest Ranger on cover.
Box-Folder 4.38: Mazama Journal, 1921-1922
Box-Folder 4.39: Mazama Journal, 1929 and 1938
Box-Folder 4.40: Mazama Journal, 1939-1940
Box-Folder 5.1: Mazama Journal, 1941-1943
Box-Folder 5.2: Mazama Journal, 1945, 1961-1962, 1969
Box-Folder 5.3: Mazama Journal, 1978
Box-Folder 5.4: Minnesota History, Fall 1983
Box-Folder 5.5: Montana Magazine, Summer 1972
Box-Folder 5.6: Montana: the Magazine of Western History, Summer 1972
Box-Folder 5.7: The National Geographic Magazine, September 1918
Box-Folder 5.8: Natural History Journal, January 1919: Includes a memorial for Theodore Roosevelt by Gifford Pinchot.
Box-Folder 5.9: Nature Conservancy Magazine, Nov/Dec 1998
Box-Folder 5.10: Newsweek Magazine, April 15, 1996
Box-Folder 5.11: Northwest Discovery, 1982-1984
Box-Folder 5.12: Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission News, 2014-2016
Box-Folder 5.13: Oregon Historical Quarterly, March 1975
Box-Folder 5.14: The Outlook Magazine, March 1925: Includes "The Forest Service is Sticking to Its Job" by W.B. Greeley, USFS Chief.
Box-Folder 5.15: Pacific Monthly, 1880-1903: 4 issues
Box-Folder 5.16: Pacific Monthly, 1906
Box-Folder 5.17: Pacific Monthly, 1908-1911
Box-Folder 5.18: Pennsylvania History, October 1976: Includes an article about Cornelia Bryce Pinchot.
Box-Folder 5.19: Pennsylvania History, 1999: Special issue on the Pinchot Family.
Box-Folder 5.20: The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography, July 1973
Box-Folder 5.21: Persimmon Hill Magazine, 1980
Box-Folder 5.22: Prologue: Quarterly of the National Archives, Fall 1991
Box-Folder 5.23: PSJ: Policy Studies Journal, 1992
Box-Folder 5.24: Reed College Bulletin: Prize Winning Essays, 1942-1945
Box-Folder 5.25: Reed College Bulletin: Prize Winning Essays, 1945-1948
Box-Folder 5.26: Reed College Bulletin: Prize Winning Essays, 1949-1953
Box-Folder 5.27: Society and Natural Resources: An International Journal, 1992
Box-Folder 5.28: Tall Timbers Fire Ecology Conference, 1970 and 1974
Box-Folder 5.29: Time Magazine, 1925-1990: Consists of 3 issues with forestry-related cover stories: November 23, 1925 on Gifford Pinchot; February 6, 1939 on Fechner of the CCC; and June 25, 1990 on the spotted owl controversy.
Box-Folder 5.30: Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers, September 1885: Pertains to forest and timber preservation.
Box-Folder 5.31: The Umpqua Trapper, 1984
Box-Folder 5.32: Utah Historical Quarterly, Fall 2002
Box-Folder 5.33: Western Wildlands Magazine, Winter 1992
Box-Folder 5.34: Whistle Punk: B.C. Forest History Magazine, Spring 1986
Box-Folder 5.35: The Yale Alumni Weekly, 1922: This is is focussed on forestry and includes articles by W.B. Greeley and Gifford Pinchot.
Box-Folder 8.1: McKenzie River Reflections, 2012: Includes the issues for May17 and July 26, 2012.
Box-Folder 8.2: Milford Magazine, August 2001: Milford, Pennsylvania.
Box-Folder 8.3: Oregon "The State Magazine", 1927: Includes the May, September, November, and Holiday Number issues for 1927. The May 1927 issue is volume 1, number 1.

Series 4: Non-US Forest Service Publications, 1880-2015

Series 4 consists of individual items published by organizations other than the U.S. Forest Service, arranged alphabetically by title. Many of the items pertain to regional history of the Pacific Northwest and were published in the mid-20th century. The series also includes early 20th century publications about forestry as a science as well as forest preservation and forest fires. Of note is an article published in a 1959 issue of the American Archivist regarding the Forest Service's record keeping methods.

Box-Folder 6.1: The American Settler's Guide, 1880
Box-Folder 6.2: Amigos Remember, 2005
Box-Folder 6.3: An Architectural History of Grant County, Arkansas, 1975
Box-Folder 6.04: Barlow Road: Bicentennial Edition, 1976
Box-Folder 6.5: A Brief Historical Sketch of Lebanon, Oregon, 1942
Box-Folder 6.6: California City and Unicorporated Place Names, 1979
Box-Folder 6.7: Centennial Pictoral History of Drain, Oregon, 1972
Box-Folder 6.8: A Checklist and Value Guide for Oregon Post Offices, 1982
Box-Folder 6.9: Collecting and Planting Seeds of Wisconsin Cone-Bearing Trees, 1949
Box-Folder 6.10: Columbia River Highway Historic District, 1983
Box-Folder 6.11: Confederated Umatilla Journal, 2011
Box-Folder 6.12: Cow Creeks Band of the Umpqua Tribe in Douglas County, Oregon, undated
Box-Folder 6.13: Early Yachats History: The Yachats Indians, Origins of the Yachats Names, and the Reservation Years, 1996
Box-Folder 6.14: Economic Report Proposed Oregon Dunes National Seashore, 1959
Box-Folder 6.15: Federal Exploration of the West Before 1880, 1963
Box-Folder 6.16: Forest Conservation, 1970
Box-Folder 6.17: Forest Preservation, 1910: By Henry S. Graves. Excerpt from Smithsonian Institution Annual Report.
Box-Folder 6.18: Forest Service Research: Finding Answers to Conservation's Questions, 1998
Box-Folder 6.19: The Forest Service, Trail Blazer in Record Keeping Methods, 1959: Article published in the American Archivist.
Box-Folder 6.20: Forestry in Mid-Century, 1973
Box-Folder 6.21: Forestry in the Pacific Northwest, 1928
Box-Folder 6.22: Glacier: A History, 1981
Box-Folder 6.23: Historical Overview Los Padres National Forest, 1985
Box-Folder 6.24: Land Stewardship in the Next Era of Conservation, 1991
Box-Folder 6.25: Lewis and Clark at Fort Clatsop, 1962
Box-Folder 6.26: Logging, 2003
Box-Folder 6.27: The Mather Mountain Party of 1915, 1990
Box-Folder 6.28: McKenzie River Reflections and Recipes, 1971
Box-Folder 6.29: Municipal and County Parks in the United States, 1935
Box-Folder 6.30: Nature Notes from Crater Lake, 2001-2002
Box-Folder 6.31: Not Guilty: An Official Inquiry Into the Charges Made by Glavis and Pinchot Against Richard A. Ballinger, Secretary of Interior, 1909-1911
Box-Folder 6.32: The Place of Forestry Among Natural Sciences, 1915: Reprint from the Journal of the Washington Academy of Sciences.
Box-Folder 6.33: Proceedings of the Fiftieth Anniversary of the State of Oregon to the Union, 1909
Box-Folder 6.34: Proposed Porcupine National Forest Alaska, 1973
Box-Folder 6.35: Public Lands in Montana: Their History and Current Significance, 1959
Box-Folder 6.36: The Relation of Forests and Forest Fires, 1899: By Gifford Pinchot.
Box-Folder 6.37: Specifications for Descriptions of Land: For Use in Land Orders, Executive Orders, Proclamations, Federal Register Documents, and Land Description Databases, 2015
Box-Folder 6.38: Vegetative Changes and Grazing Use on Douglas Fir Cut-Over Land, 1931
Box-Folder 6.39: Woods for Bioenergy: Forests as a Resource for Biomass and Biofuels, 2012
Box-Folder 6.40: Field Guide to Weeds of the Willamette Valley, 2009: Funded in part by the Umpqua National Forest.

Series 5: Travel Brochures and Maps, 1919-2009

Series 5 consists predominantly of US Forest Service maps and brochures for forests in the Pacific Northwest and elsewhere in the western United States. The maps are folded and include photographs and extensive descriptive information about recreation and resource management in the forests. Many of these items are from the 1920-1930s. The series also includes items not published by the Forest Service. An item of note is a document with proposed plans for the Mt. St. Helens scenic area published in 1976, only a few years before the catastrophic 1980 eruption.

Box-Folder 6.41: USFS Oregon National Forest Brochures, 1919-1938

Item 1: Vacation Land: The National Forests in Oregon, 1919
Item 2: An Ideal Vacation Land: The National Forests in Oregon, 1923
Item 3: Wallowa National Forest Oregon, 1925
Item 4: Ochoco National Forest Oregon, 1925
Item 5: Whitman National Forest, 1927
Item 6: Mount Hood National Forest Oregon, 1927
Item 7: Cascade National Forest Oregon, 1930
Item 8: Crater National Forest Oregon, 1930
Item 9: Mount Hood National Forest Oregon, 1931
Item 10: Umatilla National Forest Oregon and Washington, 1931
Item 11: Wallowa National Forest Oregon, 1931
Item 12: Deschutes National Forest Oregon, 1931
Item 13: Ochoco National Forest Oregon, 1931
Item 14: Fremont National Forest Oregon, 1932
Item 15: A Guide to the Cascade Head Experimental Forest on the Oregon Coast Highway Near Otis, Oregon, 1938

Box-Folder 6.42: USFS Oregon National Forest Brochures, circa 1920s-1980s

Item 1: Umatilla National Forest Oregon and Washington
Item 2: Mount Hood Loop Highway Log
Item 3: Travel Guide to the Willamette National Forest
Item 4: Malheur National Forest Oregon
Item 5: Triangle Trips in the Cool Cascades
Item 6: The Oregon Caves
Item 7: The Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area
Item 8: Forest Trails and Highways of the Mount Hood Region
Item 9: Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area
Item 10: Rogue-Umpqua Scenic Byway
Item 11: North Umpqua Trail

Box-Folder 6.43: USFS National Forest Brochures (Non-Oregon), 1920-2009

Item 1: In the Open: The National Forests in Washington, 1920
Item 2: In the Land of the Ancient Cliff Dweller: Bandelier National Monument, 1923
Item 3: The National Forests of the Southern Appalachians, 1923
Item 4: National Forests of Colorado, 1928
Item 5: Wenatchee National Forest, 1932
Item 6: Pike National Forest, 1938
Item 7: Coconino National Forest, 1939
Item 8: Cascade Crest Trail, 1939
Item 9: National Forests in the Land of Coronado, 1940
Item 10: Wyoming National Forest, 1940
Item 11: Challis National Forest, 1941
Item 12: Cache National Forest, undated
Item 13: National Forest Wildernesses and Primitive Areas, undated
Item 14: Madison River Canyon Earthquake Area, undated
Item 15: Sears-Kay Ruin, 2009
Item 16: The Columbia River Gorge Scenic Area, undated
Item 17: Lewis and Clark: Across the Lolo Trail, undated

Box-Folder 6.44: Non-USFS Pacific Northwest Brochures, 1938-1994

Item 1: Nature's Playgroud, 1938
Item 2: Guide to Flatwater Canoeing and Camping, 1976: Publisher: Eugene Parks and Recreation Department Outdoor Program
Item 3: Whitman Mission, 1982: Published by: National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior
Item 4: Lane County Living Visitor's Guide, 1984
Item 5: Lane County Living Visitor's Guide, 1985
Item 6: Sand Mountain Society FFLA Conference, 1994

Box-Folder 6.45: Non-USFS Pacific Northwest Brochures, circ 1920s - 2002

Item 1: The New Cascades Line: Shasta Route
Item 2: The Oregon Cascades: Vacation and Scenic Attraction
Item 3: Points of Interest Along the Columbia River Highway from the Multnomah Hotel to the Dalles
Item 4: The Heart of Oregon's Outdoors
Item 5: Pacific Crest Trail
Item 6: Oregon Cascades Birding Trail
Item 7: Oregon Caves
Item 8: Oregon: its capitol - flag - flower - bird - seal
Item 9: Crater Lake
Item 10: Cayuse, Umatilla, and Walla Walla Homeland Heritage Corridor, 2002
Item 11: Interim Direction for the Proposed Mt. St. Helen's Scenic Area, 1976

Box-Folder 6.46: Pacific Northwest Business Brochures, circa 1930s - 1998

Item 1: Antique Stores South Central Vancouver Island
Item 2: Guide to the Best of Victoria's Secondhand & Antiquarian Bookstores
Item 3: Victoria's Antique Shops
Item 4: A Glimpse of the Oregon Wonderland: The McKenize River and Nimrod Inn
Item 5: Diamond Lake Resort
Item 6: Mount Hood Lodge
Item 7: Mount Baker Lodge
Item 8: McMenamins Edgefield
Item 9: McMenamins Hotel Oregon, 1998

Series 6: Compact Discs, 1997-2005

Series 6 consists of 11 commercially produced or published compact discs with images, conference proceedings, and interactive educational productions. The Osborne Panoramic Images were produced by IamWho Panoramic Imaging; other publishers include the U.S. Forest Service and the Forest History Society.

Box 7

Item 1: Don's Toolbox, 1998: A Pacific NW Region CD-ROM for Partnerships, Education, Marketing, Environmental Documents, and Much More!
Item 2: Environmental Conflict Resolution: The State of the Field and Its Contribution to Environmental Decision-Making, 2002: Conference sponsored by the U.S. Institute for Environmental Conflict Resolutioon of the Morris K. Udall Foundation and the Udall Center for Studies in Public Policy at the University of Arizona.
Item 3: Grey Towers National Historic Landmark, 2000: Digital image library by Jim Lockyer. Images taken during fall 1999 and spring-summer 2000 during at Artist-in Residence program at Grey Towers National Historic Landmark.
Item 4: Osborne Panoramic Images: Eastern Oregon, 1929-1942, 1997: Panoramics photographed by the U.S. Forest Service from lookout sites and watch points.
Item 5: Osborne Panoramic Images: Western Oregon, 1929-1942, 1997: Panoramics photographed by the U.S. Forest Service from lookout sites and watch points.
Item 6: Osborne Panoramic Images: Washington 1929-1942, 1997: Panoramics photographed by the U.S. Forest Service from lookout sites and watch points.
Item 7: Proceedings of the U.S. Forest Service Centennial Congress, 2005: In addition to the proceedings, this CD includes a photo gallery of the 2005 Centennial Congress, proceedings of the 1905 American Forest Congress, and a trailer from the The Greatest Good film. Produced by the Forest History Society.
Item 8: Ecosystem Management: Reaching Common Ground, undated: This U.S. Forest Service production includes a 4-part presentation and interactive exercises that explain the Forest Service adoption of an ecosystem management approach, provides an overview of ecosystem basics, discusses the human dymanic and its ecosystem challenges, and introduces the planning and decision-making process.
Item 9: U.S. Forest Service 1905 American Forestry Congress, 2004: Produced by the National Agricultural Library. This disc (1 of 3) includes Report of the Forester.
Item 10: U.S. Forest Service 1905 American Forestry Congress, 2004: Produced by the National Agricultural Library. This disc (2 of 3) includes Circular No. 25, Field Programme, and Press Bulletin 63.
Item 11: U.S. Forest Service 1905 American Forestry Congress, 2004: Produced by the National Agricultural Library. This disc (3 of 3) includes Circular No. 35.