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By Daniel Weddington and Malcolm Tabor
Collection Overview
Scope and Contents of the Materials
The Mason & Hanger Historical Records consist of company records that were in storage for many years and considered "historical" by the new parent company, Day & Zimmermann. As there was no order to the material, an order has been imposed that we believe is useful for access and which is essentially alphabetical by project. The projects include: Boston Traffic Tunnel, Brooklyn Battery Tunnel, Camp Zachary Taylor, Cannelton Locks and Dam, Carquinez Bridge, Fort Randall Dam, Gateway Army Ammunition Plant, Grand Coulee Dam, Harvey Canal Tunnel, Iowa Army Ammunition Plant, Kennedy Space Center, Lincoln Tunnel, Michoud Assembly Facility (for NASA), Pantex Ordnance Plant and the Van Wyck Expressway. There are also files relating to a number of other projects not listed here but which are listed in the finding aid. The company did major work for the Defense Department, the National Aeronautics & Space Administration (NASA) and the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC).
The primary grouping is the "Project Files" which have been ordered alphabetically and which sometimes contain the full range of documents relating to each project from initial bid to completion, including agreements, correspondence, photographs, drawings & blueprints, construction logs, progress reports, payroll and legal documents. The next series is "Financial & Corporate Records" that include financial reports, audits, correspondence, income-tax returns, minutes, newsletters and statements. Loose photographs, oversize material and ephemera are found at the end of the finding aid and generally relate back to "Project Files."
The collection also contains detailed records for various farm enterprises owned by Silas and H.P Mason.
Collection Historical Note
Founded in Virginia in 1827 by Claiborne Rice Mason, the company was originally known as the Mason Syndicate. From its first contract to move dirt using a mule, a cart, a pick and a shovel, the company has been dedicated to exceeding customers' expectations. By 1885, the firm had re-located to Kentucky where it became renowned for its many noteworthy historical projects such as the C&O Railroad's main line extension into the Ohio Valley, the Grand Coulee Dam in Washington, and Camp Zachary Taylor in Louisville. Today, as the nation's oldest continuously operating engineering and construction company, Mason & Hanger carries on the tradition of quality and customer service that C.R. Mason began with his pick and shovel 175 years ago.
In 1999, Mason & Hanger was acquired by the Day & Zimmermann Group. For more information please visit the Day & Zimmermann website.
Subject/Index Terms
Administrative Information
Repository:
Eastern Kentucky University - Special Collections and Archives
Acquisition Source:
Fitzsimmons, Robert J. (for Day & Zimmerman)
Related Publications:
Sons of Martha by Dixon Lanier Merritt is a history of the Mason and Hanger Company.
Box and Folder Listing
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- Series 4: Publications and Office Papers
- Box 186
- Barcode: 31234014043499
- Folder 1: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- A Joint Venture #1, General information brochure for Mason-Rust joint company. Includes captioned photographs and basic information on projects, labor relations, engineering expertise, and other generalized information.
- Folder 2: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Continued from previous folder.
- Folder 3: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Additional Information and Some History. General information booklet, 1969. Divided into five sections, includes an earlier brochure, a note alluding to another that at one time was included, a copy of "A Century of Progress," "Chapter 3" from "Sons of Martha" (published 1928), and a photocopy of Volume 1, No. 5 of "America's Builders" which mentions "Sons of Martha." The brochures included can be found separately within Boxes 185-187.
- Folder 4: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Capability and Experience: Ammunition Loading of High Explosives - company resume expounding Mason & Hanger's experience with ordnance ammunition work since World War II. Divided into six parts, the last of which is a separate report entitled "An Engineering Study of Press Loading Precision Shaped Charge Warheads" (also found loose in Box 038).
- Folder 5: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Capabilities and Experience: Explosive Processing - company resume that is more generalized than above, but also more comprehensive as far as specific information given. Contains a list of each Mason & Hanger Ammunition plant in current operation and relevant information. Gives specific details for each plan operation, ca.1980's.
- Folder 6: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Capabilities and Experience: Explosive Processing, Munitions Production - company resume, slightly expanded version of above, 1980's.
- Folder 7: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Capabilities and Qualifications - brochure from Mason & Hanger National, Inc. for the FOIDS perimeter security system - an electronic surveillance and monitoring system using a variety of electronic components, including video cameras and computers, 1980's.
- Folder 8: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Career Opportunity Brochures and Booklets, of varying sizes and from the 1960's to 1979. One copy of each, most photos are black & white.
- Folder 9: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Career Opportunity Brochures, late 1960's . (2 copies)
- Folder 10: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Career Opportunity Brochures, 1970's-1980's. (2 copies)
- Folder 11: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Coal Energy and Industry - proposal brochure and information for a coal gasification plant. Includes environmental impact and efficiency analyses, energy source comparisons, and even a "Kentucky Coal Products Tree." Appended to this brochure is a second booklet on "Engineering Services" which contains a list of company personnel and available services offered by the engineering branch of Mason & Hanger.
- Folder 12: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Construction Management Services - company resume divided into three sections, "Services," "Personnel and Resources," and "Projects." The latter is the largest section, giving detailed general information on Mason & Hanger and Mason-Rust projects. Included occasional captioned photographs.
- Folder 13: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Development Division: Technologies and Capabilities 1973 - booklet for Pantex's Development Division that provides information on technological processes developed at Pantex. Includes captioned, color photographs of plant machinery and personnel.
- Folder 14: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Rough Draft of a proposed engineering brochure.
- Folder 15: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Two copies of an engineering accomplishments brochure from the 1970's.
- Folder 16: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Engineering for Solar Energy - booklet, two copies. Advertises Mason & Hanger experience with solar energy facilities.
- Folder 17: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Engineering Plant Operation Construction - 1962 company experience booklet. Includes captioned photographs and a complete list of projects, 1926-62. Also provides a brief history of the company from 1827.
- Folder 18: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Engineering Services - booklet, two copies. Advertises Mason & Hanger's experience with technical projects.
- Box 187
- Barcode: 31234014043507
- Folder 1: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Engineering Services: Construction Management - company resume brochure. Details Mason & Hanger's experience with designing efficient management and record-keeping techniques for civil projects. Includes information on some Lexington, KY civil projects and Carquinez Bridge. Also includes inter-office memos and captioned photographs.
- Folder 2: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Engineering Services - several loose advertising brochures and booklets with the same cover pages. May be various stages of a draft, or possibly mis-filed. Contains lists of qualified engineers and assorted projects, depending on which version.
- Folder 3: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- For Brochure Revision - loose news clippings, title pages, and a few photographs, presumably for "Over a Century of Progress" brochure.
- Folder 4: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Fort Peck - A Half Century and Holding. Covers dam construction begun in 1937 and the history of the project. Historical anecdotes and testimony from site workers fifty years later (1987). Contains captioned photographs of work and surrounding area.
- Folder 5: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- General Information and Professional Qualifications - company Resume from 1981-82. Lists projects completed and a brief summary of each. Also contains lists of personnel and their expertise, as well as a brief company history.
- Folder 6: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- General Information Brochure - late 1960's - contains an overview of major projects, a summary of company history, a complete chronology of projects from 1827-1967, and a list of management and technical staff. Also includes captioned photographs and drawings. Two copies.
- Folder 7: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- General Information Brochure - 1970's - highlights Mason & Hanger engineering, service, and operations accomplishments. Color captioned photographs, two copies.
- Folder 8: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- General Information Brochures - 1990's - two different brochures. The first is without photographs, listing branch companies, awards and accomplishments from 1989-93. The second includes color photographs and more specific advertising information for the company's capabilities.
- Folder 9: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Management Engineering Support Services - company experience booklet, 1963. Includes captioned photographs and a complete list of projects from 1926-63. Also provides a brief history of the company from 1827, and focuses on management practices and planning services.
- Folder 10: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Mason-Rust: A Joint Venture - rough draft of brochure found in Box 185 f.01-f.02.
- Folder 11: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Meeting the Challenges of Environmental Conservation - booklet, two copies. Advertises Mason & Hanger's experience dealing with environmental concerns for selected projects. The second copy has loose photographs and news clippings inserted under the front cover. Booklets have captioned photographs and drawings.
- Folder 12: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Military Engineering since 1861 - company resume brochure focusing on Mason & Hanger's military facilities experience, both in construction and plant operation. Divided into sections devoted to specific operations and procedures, such as explosives, specialized design, and technical facilities.
- Folder 13: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Oil and Hazardous Materials Simulated Environmental Test Tank (OHMSETT) booklets (3), 1979-82 . OHMSETT studies, tests, and achievements for the years given. Includes captioned photographs and drawings, a letter regarding projects and a few photographs.
- Folder 14: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Professional Capability Statement: Design and Operation of Explosive Processing Facilities - company resume focusing on ordnance facility design, management, and accomplishments. Latter pages of resume devoted to information for Mason-Chamberlain Inc., an ammunition loading, packing, and assemblage plant.
- Folder 15: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Professional Qualifications for Facilities and Equipment Support Services - company resume brochure prepared for NASA. Contains very detailed lists of specifications and qualifications for building a technical laboratory complex.
- Box 188
- Barcode: 31234014043515
- Folder 1: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Professional Qualifications: Capabilities and Experience - company resume. Discloses information on Mason & Hanger's experience with warhead systems, technical studies, explosive processing, and engineering design for ordnance work. Prepared for the Vought Corporation of Dallas, TX.
- Folder 2: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Qualifying Information for Security Consultant Services - company resume submitted to Argonne National Laboratory in Argonne, IL. Details Mason & Hanger's experience with security services as well as that of the subcontracted firm Varicon International.
- Folder 3: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Qualifying Information and Professional Experience [A]: Munition Plants - company resume covering the design, operation and modernization of existing Mason & Hanger munition plants. Contains captioned drawings and lists of projects completed.
- Folder 4: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Qualifying Information and Professional Experience [B]: Construction Management Services - this section is an appended earlier resume found in Box 185 f.12.
- Folder 5: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Specialized Engineering Service - Progress - company resume brochure, 1960's. Includes list of company's engineers and technical specialists in various fields, a brief chronology of engineering projects (mostly 1950's), and a description of the fields of engineering service in which Mason & Hanger have experience.
- Folder 6: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Specialized Engineering Service - draft of above booklet.
- Folder 7: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Specialized Engineering Service - two final copies of above booklets.
- Folder 8: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Straight Talk About Maintenance Services from Mason & Hanger - short advertising brochure. Two copies, includes photographs.
- Folder 9: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- TYMSTDY - program brochure detailing development of a "standard data base" for company scheduling and time studies.
- Folder 10: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Tunnel Technology - company resume brochure dealing specifically with Mason & Hanger's tunnel building experience. Includes a list of pertinent projects and personnel.
- Folder 11: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Brochure scrapbook compilation - mostly includes photographs of leading company executives and a great deal of old (reproduced) photographs of railway work. Also includes one photograph of a tunnel shield, possibly from Harvey Canal or Fort Randall.
- Folder 12: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Brochure that includes a list of all Mason & Hanger Co. and subsidiary company projects. (2 copies)
- Folder 13: Booklets, Brochures and Company Resumes
- Company Information Brochure #1 - contains essentially the same information as above. This may be a rough draft of the previous brochure.
- Box 189
- Barcode: 31234014043523
- Folder 1: Sons of Martha
- Photocopy of original. The initial story of the growth of the company, specifically under Arnold Hanger.
- Folder 2: Sons of Martha
- Working outline for "Sons of Martha."
- Folder 3: Sons of Martha
- Outlines, abstracts, and summaries for Dr. Watlington - includes her resume, a time line, an interview between Robert Jewell and Silas Mason (?). Several contributors include summaries of various projects. Handwritten summaries by unknown author, one for Radford Ordnance Works.
- Folder 4: Sons of Martha
- Continuation of previous folder
- Folder 5: Sons of Martha
- Continuation of previous folder
- Folder 6: Sons of Martha
- MHC History - time lines and summaries compiled by the company office.
- Folder 7: The Life of an Engineer
- An Autobiography - by Francis Donaldson. First Copy of Final Draft I. Details from Donaldson's time with the company.
- Folder 8: The Life of an Engineer
- An Autobiography - by Francis Donaldson. First Copy of Final Draft I. Details from Donaldson's time with the company.
- Box 190
- Barcode: 31234014043531
- Folder 1: Manhattan Daily Reminder, 1926
- Diary from 1926 from an unknown writer, mostly work related. The front cover houses three loose letters and a ripped inner page.
- Folder 2: National Diary, 1917
- Diary of Arthur J. Sackett mostly work related.
- Folder 3: Biographies and eulogies
- For assorted company members (Telford, Sackett and others).
- Folder 4: Correspondence of Horatio P. Mason
- Majority of these letters are work related but there are some other items of interest from his personal life.
- Folder 5: Correspondence regarding the death of Howard L. King.
- Folder 6: Death of Silas B. Mason
- Articles and remembrances.
- Folder 7: Founders and Early Company photographs
- Photos of company founders and later notables, also photographs of very early work, some of it probably local.
- Folder 8: Hanger, Arnold
- Information on Arnold Hanger compiled by the company office.
- Folder 9: Hanger Family and Arlington Information
- Originally compiled by the Mason & Hanger office, this folder contains photographs, articles, excerpts from "The Sons of Martha," and letters regarding, Arnold Hanger, and his family's residence.
- Item 1: Arlington
- Short history of the Arnold and Hanger family as well as information about "Arlington," their home.
- Folder 10: Robert Jewell History
- Short biographical sketch.
- Box 191
- Barcode: 31234014043465
- Folder 1: Attorney's Knowledge or Non-Knowledge of Accounting
- Appears to be an indictment of the lawyer responsible for the included appeal. Also some tax documentation.
- Folder 2: JAIRIFF: Tunneling by Laser
- Correspondence regarding the disputed awarding of a patent on laser tunneling to Mason & Hanger Co.
- Folder 3: Letters of Commendation, 1944-1981
- Congratulatory letters for assorted projects.
- Folder 4: Letters of Commendation, 1942-1945
- Badger Ordnance Works
- Folder 5: Letters of Commendation, 1950-1957
- Cornhusker Ordnance Plant
- Folder 6: Letters of Commendation, 1929-1941
- Illinois, New River, and Radford Ordnance Works
- Folder 7: Letters of Commendation, 1949-1959
- Iowa Army Ammunition Plant
- Folder 8: Letters of Commendation, 1943-1945
- Louisiana Ordnance Plant
- Folder 9: Letters of Commendation, 1952-1962
- Pantex, Mostly from the US AEC.
- Folder 10: Letters Patent
- Photocopies of originals for Laser Tunneling, Thermal Tunneling, and an Underwater Homing Device awarded to Mason & Hanger.
- Folder 11: Lexington Herald Leader Newspaper Ads
- Various advertisements submitted to the Herald Leader for publication. Several have handwritten notes and approvals from within the company. A newspaper is also included in the folder.
- Folder 12: Office Correspondence
- Letters, memorandum, and notes from various time periods and projects. [Most of these were placed here because they were indirect to any mentioned projects. Some are out of context, others are missing their attachments].
- Folder 13: Employee Phone List, 1962
- List of company employees with address and phone numbers for "Medina Facility"
- Folder 14: Time Line
- Lists of projects completed (in a time line), lists of costs, lists of patents, and lists of specific types of projects (i.e. "Mining" or "War Work").
- Folder 15: Move Publicity, Move Release
- Assorted notes, letters, articles, and photographs relating to the move of Mason & Hanger's corporate office in 1999. Some of these works were released for media publication.
- Box 192
- Barcode: 31234014046310
- Folder 1: California: Highways and Public Works, Sep-Oct 1956
- Two copies. Magazine contains a feature article devoted to the construction of the Carquinez Bridge.
- Folder 2: The Explosives Engineer, Nov-Dec 1955
- 4 copies. Contains a feature article on the winners of the 1956 Moles Award, one of which is Howard L. King of Mason & Hanger.
- Folder 3: Guide to Lexington, KY, 1999
- (2 copies).
- Folder 4: Keeneland, Fall-Winter 1999
- [Arnold Hanger's contributions to Keeneland Library].
- Folder 5: The Lane Report, Sep, 1993
- Dwight Heffelbower is on the front cover. The issue's main article is entitled "Diversifying a Booming Business: Mason & Hanger Moves into the Commercial Sector." Contains photographs of armaments and outlines the company's past accomplishments and their plans for the future.
- Folder 6: National Geographic, Apr, 2001
- Includes article on the environmental impact of the Grand Coulee Dam on the Columbia River and surrounding area.
- Folder 7: Over a Century of Progress, 1950
- Information brochure complete with brief company history, list of accomplishments and major projects, and captioned photographs. This seems to be the company's main brochure for this time, and is quite comprehensive, though not technically detailed.
- Folder 8: Over a Century of Progress
- Folder 9: Over a Century of Progress, 1955
- (same as 1950 brochure with a different cover).
- Folder 10: Over a Century of Progress
- Folder 11: Western Construction, Sep, 1956
- Magazine contains two feature articles on the Carquinez Bridge, "Slip Forms used for Bridge Piers" and "Sinking Bridge Pier Caisson in Deep, Swift Water."
- Folder 12: Ordnance: 50th Anniversary Issue, Sep-Oct 1969
- Apparently Mason & Hanger was on the mailing list for this publication, which contains an advertisement for the company. A note from H.J. Wallace, President of the American Ordnance Association, is enclosed inside the front cover of the volume.
- Folder 13: The Failure of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge, Mar, 1941
- Report on bridge failure [The reason for inclusion is unclear but may for the interest of company engineers.]
- Box 193: Publications and Scrapbooks.
- Barcode: 31234014046302
- Folder 1: The Bridge, 1964
- Written by Gay Talese. Deals with the bridges of New York. Probably included in the collection for its mention of George Washington Bridge and its subject (bridge construction).
- Folder 2: Misc. Scrapbook data on Tunneling
- Drawings, cost lists, news clippings, notes, pictures, and graphs ostensibly for a tunneling scrapbook which this collection does not include. The scrapbook may never have been finished. A great deal of the company's tunneling information is included in the form of handwritten notes and plans.
- Folder 3: Rock Tunnel Methods
- Two copies, lightly bound. Reprinted articles from "The Explosives Engineer" published by the Hercules Powder Company in 1931. There are a few Mason & Hanger Projects mentioned in this publication. Copies are addressed to Robert Jewell and Arthur Sackett, respectively.
- Folder 4: Pictures of Various Jobs (Concrete)
- Photographs of concrete work from Cheat Haven Dam, Ready Mixed Concrete, Philadelphia Grit Chamber, Hudson River George Washington Bridge, and other unidentified jobs. From H. Meyer.
- Folder 5: Tunnel Scrapbook
- Including captioned photographs of East Boston Traffic Tunnel, George Washington Bridge Pier, Fulton Street Tunnel, Lincoln Tunnel and subway work.
- Box 194
- Barcode: 31234014046294
- Folder 1: Scrapbooks, 1900-1902
- Bridg Da Powerhouse progress photographs. Pictures are dated and captioned, mounted on black paper and card stock, slightly warped.
- Folder 2: Scrapbooks
- Folder 3: Scrapbooks
- Contract 20. Photographs are not captioned but are numbered. Date is unknown. [All photographs in the Old Work Scrapbook (not original title) are mounted on heavy paper and slightly warped.]
- Folder 4: Scrapbooks
- Contract 63. [Not captioned but numbered. All photographs in these scrapbooks seem to be progress photographs.]
- Folder 5: Scrapbooks
- Box 195: Robert B. Jewell Weekly Newsletters, 1962-1967
- These newsletters are written almost entirely by Robert Jewell and cover a wide variety of subjects. Weekly progress summaries, records of which employees were at conferences and meetings, labor relations, lawsuit information, publicity relations, and union disputes are a few of the topics any given newsletter may cover. These newsletters are an easy way for a researcher to canvass a wide time period or compare multiple projects as each individual project is often mentioned at least in a cursory manner in each letter (provided of course the project is current at the date of the letter). It is highly recommended to researchers to start with these newsletters for a general overview of any projects and then to refer to individual project boxes and folders for more specific information. The year 1979 is missing from this collection.
- Barcode: 31234014046286
- Box 196: Robert B. Jewell Weekly Newsletters, 1968-1973
- These newsletters are written almost entirely by Robert Jewell and cover a wide variety of subjects. Weekly progress summaries, records of which employees were at conferences and meetings, labor relations, lawsuit information, publicity relations, and union disputes are a few of the topics any given newsletter may cover. These newsletters are an easy way for a researcher to canvass a wide time period or compare multiple projects as each individual project is often mentioned at least in a cursory manner in each letter (provided of course the project is current at the date of the letter). It is highly recommended to researchers to start with these newsletters for a general overview of any projects and then to refer to individual project boxes and folders for more specific information. The year 1979 is missing from this collection.
- Barcode: 31234014046278
- Box 197: Robert B. Jewell Weekly Newsletters, 1974-1978
- These newsletters are written almost entirely by Robert Jewell and cover a wide variety of subjects. Weekly progress summaries, records of which employees were at conferences and meetings, labor relations, lawsuit information, publicity relations, and union disputes are a few of the topics any given newsletter may cover. These newsletters are an easy way for a researcher to canvass a wide time period or compare multiple projects as each individual project is often mentioned at least in a cursory manner in each letter (provided of course the project is current at the date of the letter). It is highly recommended to researchers to start with these newsletters for a general overview of any projects and then to refer to individual project boxes and folders for more specific information. The year 1979 is missing from this collection.
- Barcode: 31234014046260
- Box 198: Robert B. Jewell Weekly Newsletters, 1980-1983
- These newsletters are written almost entirely by Robert Jewell and cover a wide variety of subjects. Weekly progress summaries, records of which employees were at conferences and meetings, labor relations, lawsuit information, publicity relations, and union disputes are a few of the topics any given newsletter may cover. These newsletters are an easy way for a researcher to canvass a wide time period or compare multiple projects as each individual project is often mentioned at least in a cursory manner in each letter (provided of course the project is current at the date of the letter). It is highly recommended to researchers to start with these newsletters for a general overview of any projects and then to refer to individual project boxes and folders for more specific information. The year 1979 is missing from this collection.
- Barcode: 31234014046252
- Box 199
- Barcode: 31234014046179
- Folder 1: Robert B. Jewell Weekly Newsletters, 1983-1984
- These newsletters are written almost entirely by Robert Jewell and cover a wide variety of subjects. Weekly progress summaries, records of which employees were at conferences and meetings, labor relations, lawsuit information, publicity relations, and union disputes are a few of the topics any given newsletter may cover. These newsletters are an easy way for a researcher to canvass a wide time period or compare multiple projects as each individual project is often mentioned at least in a cursory manner in each letter (provided of course the project is current at the date of the letter). It is highly recommended to researchers to start with these newsletters for a general overview of any projects and then to refer to individual project boxes and folders for more specific information. The year 1979 is missing from this collection.
- Folder 2: Weekly Newsletters, 1964-1974
- Box 200: Dwight Heffelbower Weekly Newsletters, Apr 1987-Dec 1989
- These newsletters follow the same format as Jewell's, and are essentially a continuation of the boxes above.
- Barcode: 31234014046187
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