ISM Collection of
Pennsylvania Nautical School material

Summary Information

Repository
J. Welles Henderson Archives and Library at Independence Seaport Museum
Title
Independence Seaport Museum Collection of Pennsylvania Nautical School material
Date [bulk]
Bulk, 1900-2009
Date [inclusive]
1859-2009
Extent
8.5 Linear feet
Language
English
Abstract
The Pennsylvania Nautical School was formed in 1889 by the Pennsylvania State Legislature to meet the nation's demand for trained seamen. For 58 years cadets were instructed by U.S. Navy officers in the arts of navigation, marine engineering and seamanship to prepare them for careers in the maritime trades and professions. In 1942 the school was renamed the Pennsylvania Maritime Academy (based in Morrisville, Pennsylvania) and in 1947 the Academy closed. Between 1889 and 1947, close to 2000 cadets graduated from the program. Ships retired from the Navy were retrofitted into schoolships. The Nautical School taught aboard five different ships over its 58 year history: Sloop of War USS Saratoga (1889-1907); Screw Bark USS Adams (1907-1914); Gunboat USS Annapolis (1919-1942); Cutter Keystone State, ex USCG Seneca (1942-1946); and Attack Cargo Ship USS Keystone State II, ex. USS Selinur (1946-1947). In 1940 the Light Cruiser USS Omaha and the Ammunition Ship USS Pyro were hosts to Nautical School cadets. An early alumni association The Pennsylvania Nautical School Association was established around 1906. A later association, the Pennsylvania Schoolship Association, was formed in 1955 and publishes a newsletter, The Lookout. This is a collection of papers related to the Pennsylvania Nautical School and the Pennsylvania Schoolship Association, the Nautical School's alumni association. Files on cadets include: photographs; correspondence from cadets to their families and from the school to families; itineraries; grade sheets; programs; class journals; diplomas and certificates; and ephemera. Files on ships include: photographs, negatives, and drawings of the various ships used by the School. General school materials include: an 1889 prospectus for the school; course materials compiled by Commander C. W. Densmore, U.S.N., Retired on various aspects of nautical engineering; a run of the Nautical School’s yearbook The Helm (1924-1946); and newspaper clippings. Material related to the Pennsylvania Nautical School Association include: The Log of the Pennsylvania Nautical School Association and The Log of the American Merchant Training Ships (1912-1915) a publication of the Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and New York alumni associations; menus; and photographs. Pennsylvania Schoolship Association materials include: invitations and programs; memorials; alumni directories; anniversary booklets; and a run of the Association’s newsletters, The Lookout (1956-2006).

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Biographical/Historical note

An Act of Congress approved June 20, 1874 authorized the Secretary of the Navy to provide a suitable ship and assign a superintendent and officers for the purpose of training young men for the merchant marine at a nautical school at each of any of the ports of New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Norfolk and San Francisco.

The provisions of the Act of April 17, 1889 and the appropriation of May 23, 1889 by the Pennsylvania Assembly established a nautical school in the port of Philadelphia aboard the 47 year-old 882 ton sailing ship USS Saratoga. The admission requirements to the school were for boys 16 and 19 years of age whose parents were citizens and residents of the state of Pennsylvania.

The schoolship Saratoga was operated as a nautical training school from 1890 to 1908 when the 65 year-old vessel was replaced by the Navy by the 32 year-old sail and steam-powered 1,400 ton USS Adams. The schoolships Saratoga and Adams were operated jointly by the State of Pennsylvania and the city of Philadelphia.

The course of training was approximately two years which was dependent upon the capability of the ships to complete their training cruises within the specified time. The schoolship Adams ceased operations on February 16, 1914 when the Navy withheld its appropriation and withdrew the ship on account of local disagreement and the legislature's failure to appropriate funds.

The provisions of an Act of Assembly approved July 8, 1919 reactivated the nautical school as the Pennsylvania State Nautical School under the administration of the Board of the Commissioners of Navigation for the Delaware River and Its Navigable Tributaries. The 23 year old 1,000 ton steam-powered USS Annapolis was assigned by the Navy in 1920 and continued in service for 20 years. Admission requirements were raised to high school graduates between the ages of 17 and 20 years and the school offered two separate courses either in deck or engineering. Students were instructed in dead reckoning; methods of finding latitude and longitude; the duties of an officer; theoretical and practical marine engineering; and in handling boats under oars and sail.

In 1940 the administration of the school was transferred to the United States Maritime Commission and renamed the Pennsylvania Maritime Academy, but this administration was discontinued in March 1942 and the cadets and officers were transferred to the U. S. Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point, N.Y. to complete their training. The schoolship Annapolis was replaced in 1941 by the 33 year-old steam powered former Coast Guard cutter Senaca.

The state of Pennsylvania resumed administration of the school in September 1942 when the schoolship Seneca was returned to the state and renamed Keystone State. A shore base was established at Morrisville, Pennsylvania in 1945 to augment the shipboard training facilities. The schoolship Keystone State was replaced in 1946 by the USS Selinur and renamed Keystone State II. With newer facilities there were plans for increasing the training program to a three-year course, with two practice cruises and a minimum of five hundred hours per year of classroom time . However, charges of poor management and newspaper allegations of "mutinous" behavior by cadets coupled with dwindling support in the State government, and a decline in applicants, resulted in the closing of the Pennsylvania Maritime Academy, on June 20, 1947.

There have been several alumni organizations associated with the Pennsylvania Nautical School. The first of these was the Pennsylvania Nautical School Association which was founded ca. 1905. Its newsletter, The Log of the P.N.S.A. was published for only a few issues (1912), before it was absorbed into The Log of the American Merchant Training Ships, which was published monthly by the Allied Associations of the Massachusetts, New York, and Pennsylvania Merchant Training ships. (1913-1915).

The Pennsylvania Schoolship Association was established in 1955. It’s mission: “To provide a means for the maintenance of contacts with esteemed shipmates; to promote a spirit of enduring friendship between alumni; to preserve the venerable traditions and lore of the Pennsylvania’s Schoolships, and to further the interests of the American Merchant Marine.” The Association holds annual musters and memorial services, and publishes the Association’s newsletter, The Lookout (1956 to present). The Lookout features profiles and updates on alumni, reports of association meetings, as well as articles related to the merchant marine in general.

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Scope and Contents note

The Independence Seaport Collection of Pennsylvania Nautical School material documents the School and its alumni association the Pennsylvania Nautical Schoolship Association largely through photographs, class yearbooks, alumni newsletters, course materials, postcards, programs, and other ephemera. The collection spans the entire existence of the school, but the bulk of the materials are from the 1920’s to the 1940’s.

The Cadets series contains a variety of materials documenting the cadet experience. Of particular note is the photograph scrapbook of Cadet C.J. Anthony "Ants" Charlton (Class of 1941), which includes numerous photos of life aboard ship as well as training cruises which visited Havana, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico. The Helm, which forms the bulk of the School Publications series, records graduates and underclassmen, faculty and staff, but also includes reports on cruises, dances, and sporting activities. Especially rich in terms of documenting cadets post Nautical School careers is a complete run of the Pennsylvania Schoolship Association's newsletter, The Lookout, which contains updates on class members, individual profiles, and reports on the Association's activities. Taken together these series help to form a picture of cadets as they moved from “Boots” to graduates entering the Merchant Marine.

The Course Materials series includes a number of copies of typed notes compiled by the School's Chief Engineer, Commander C. W. Densmore, U.S.N., Retired related to all aspects of onboard engineering. Some of the subjects covered include Engineering Metals, Fuel and Combustion, and Engine Room Chemistry. Notes include diagrams and questionnaires. Also included in this series are several textbooks used by the cadets.

The School Ships series is composed almost entirely of photographs of the various ships used by the School as training vessels.

The Alumni Associations series contains materials related to the School’s two alumni associations, much of it in the form of newsletters. The first of these to be established was the Pennsylvania Nautical School Association. Its newsletter, The Log of the P.N.S.A. was published for only a few issues (1912), before it was absorbed into The Log of the American Merchant Training Ships, which was published monthly by the Allied Associations of the Massachusetts, New York, and Pennsylvania Merchant Training ships. (1913-1915). The Pennsylvania Schoolship Association was established in 1955. Materials related to their activities include invitations, programs, and announcements of Association musters, member directories, and anniversary booklets. The Association’s newsletter, The Lookout (1956 to present), features profiles and updates on alumni, reports of association meetings, as well as articles related to the merchant marine in general.

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Arrangement note

The Independence Seaport Collection of Pennsylvania Nautical School and Pennsylvania Schoolship Association materials are arranged into six series. In addition to the six series there is a box containing Administrative materials such as copies of accession records, background information, notes on the dispersal of accessions, and other materials related to the collection. The collection is an aggregate of numerous accessions over a nearly 50 year period. For further explanation and information regarding arrangement see the Processing note below.

Series I: Cadets is arranged alphabetically by individual and contains materials pertaining to cadets primarily during there time as students. Information provided varies from cadet to cadet. The series also includes group / class photographs that are not associated with an individual cadet.

Series II: General School papers is largely comprised of School ephemera and related newspaper clippings. Within the series materials are grouped by subject with those items produced by the school placed before those items such as newspaper clippings which document the school but are not official productions. Within folders materials are arranged chronologically.

Series III: Course Materials holds copies of typed notes compiled by Commander C. W. Densmore, U.S.N., Retired on a variety of subjects, including: Engineering Metals, Fuel and Combustion, and Engine Room Chemistry. The first three folders of the Densmore notes were housed in binders and their arrangement has been preserved. Additional notes are arranged alphabetically by title. Published texts used by cadets are arranged alphabetically by title.

Series IV: School Publications holds copies of the School’s yearbook The Helm from 1924 to 1946, and The Tarp, a monthly newsletter published by the cadet-midshipmen of the Pennsylvania Maritime Academy, 1945-1946. Materials are in chronological order.

Series V: School Ships is arranged alphabetically by ship’s name, with materials within folders in chronological order

Series VI: Alumni Associations is broken down into two subseries. The Pennsylvania Nautical School Association materials are grouped by subject with official records and ephemera placed before photographs and publications. The Pennsylvania Schoolship Association materials are also arranged in a similar manner. Within folders materials are arranged chronologically.

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Administrative Information

Publication Information

J. Welles Henderson Archives and Library February 2010

Penn’s Landing on the Delaware River
211 South Columbus Blvd. & Walnut St.
Philadelphia, PA, 19106
+1.215.413.8639
library@phillyseaport.org

Processing Information note

The Independence Seaport Museum Collection of Pennsylvania Nautical School Materials is an aggregate of nearly thirty different accessions given over a nearly 50 year period. Prior to processing in 2010, the collection was only roughly arranged around a few subject areas with considerable overlap between them. The current arrangement does not differ radically from the earlier incarnation but does more clearly delineate series and the types of materials to be found within each. During the course of processing a number of items were moved. A note on their dispersal can be found in the administrative notes section of the collection finding aid. Additionally an accrual guide has been created to assist in determining possible future additions to the collection.

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Related Materials

Related Archival Materials at other repositories

Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, Bureau of Archives and History, Pennsylvania State Archives. RG-41. Records of the NAVIGATION COMMISSION FOR THE DELAWARE RIVER AND ITS NAVIGABLE TRIBUTARIES, RG 41.48-41.55

Related Archival Materials at Independence Seaport Museum

David S. Kloss papers. Kloss was a member of the Class of 1943 and a past President of the Schoolship Association. Includes a 1993 copy of The Lookout, a photograph of the Keystone State I, and a plaque honoring Kloss's service to the Pennsylvania Schoolship Association. ISM 1994.95

William McCoy papers. McCoy was a member of the Class of 1895 and a legendary rumrunner during Prohibition. Collection includes some photos of the USS Saratoga. ISM 1991.23

Edward Stoughton papers. Includes correspondence, and additional materials related to his Coast Guard career. ISM 2006.30

Raymond Eisenberg papers. Eisenberg was an active Pennsylvania Schoolship Association member and long time editor of The Lookout. Papers include Pennsylvania Schoolship Association and Lookout correspondence, photographs (cadets, ships, musters), newspaper clippings, and loose scrapbook pages. Collection also includes a folder of Edmund H. Stoughton material. ISM 2009.30

William Boyd papers. Papers include Pennsylvania Schoolship Association correspondence, photogrpahs and loose scrapbook pages, alumni directories, Nautical School regulations, and copies of The Lookout. ISM 2009.31

Separated Materials note

One photo of USS Annapolis was removed to C. Connor collection, 1970.21.45.

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Controlled Access Headings

Subject(s)

  • Adams (Screw Bark)
  • Annapolis (Gunboat)
  • Keystone State (ex Seneca)
  • Keystone State II (ex Selinur)
  • Merchant marine -- Study and teaching -- United States.
  • Merchant marine--United States--Yearbooks.
  • Nautical training-schools -- United States.
  • Saratoga (Sloop of War)
  • Seamanship--Study and teaching--Pennsylvania.
  • Selinur (Cargo ship: AKA-41)
  • Seneca (Cutter)
  • Training-ships--United States.

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Collection Inventory

Series I. Cadets 1859-2004 

Scope and Contents note

Series I: Cadets. This series documents the cadet experience during their time as students and to a smaller degree as members of the alumni association. The majority of the series consists of photographs, but also present are grade sheets, postcards detailing School ships itineraries, graduation announcements, class notes & journals, newspaper clippings, and diplomas. Of particular interest is a scrapbook assembled by Anthony G. J. Charlton, “Ants” (Class of 1941) which documents his time as a cadet aboard the Annapolis and later the Keystone I (ex Seneca). With the exception of the W.R. Edwards correspondence (present here in the form of photocopies) there is very little in the way of correspondence from cadets, nor are there diaries. Class journals of two cadets, Walter Czop and Levora Styles, kept during a 1940 summer cruise aboard the USS Omaha focus on technical aspects and include descriptions and drawings of various mechanical systems aboard ship. Researchers seeking information on the careers of cadets after graduation should consult The Lookout, the Pennsylvania Schoolship Association's alumni association newsletter (Series VI), which includes updates and profiles on individual cadets.
Volume

Brower, Harry 1859 

 1

Charlton, Anthony G.J. 1936-1991 


    Box Folder
Mixed materials   1 1
    Box Folder
Text   1 2
    Volume
Mixed materials   2

Czop, Walter 1939-1940 


    Box Folder
Text   1 4
    Box Folder
Text   1 3
    Box Folder
Text   1 7
    Box Folder
Text   1 6
    Box Folder
Text   1 5

Daley, Kenneth G. 1935-1937 


    Box Folder
Text   2 1
    Box Folder
Text   2 2
    Box Folder
Text   2 3

Davies, Cecil D. 1924-2004 


    Box Folder
Text   2 4

Edwards, W. R. 1927-1943 


    Box Folder
Text   2 5

General note

Photocopies of correspondence of Wilson Rittenhouse Edwards

Eisenberg, Raymond 1922-1966  (Bulk, 1922-1929)


    Box Folder
Text   2 6

Farley, John R 1926 


    Box Folder
Text   2 7

Hudak, Frank 1924 


    Box Folder
Text   2 8

Jackel, Fred J. 1892 


    Box Folder
Text   2 9

Kaepplinger, Harry 1940 


    Box Folder
Text   2 10
    Box Folder
Text   2 11

Kamp, J. Shindel 1909-1952 


    Box Folder
Text   2 12

Kazunas, Clemens D. 1932 


    Box Folder Oversize
Text   13 6

Kennedy, Samuel n.d. 


    Box Folder
Text   2 13

Lund, Joseph A. 1908-1968 


    Box Folder
Text   2 14

Lutz, James H.A. 1890 


    Box Folder
Graphic materials   2 15

Scherba, Paul 1993 


    Box Folder
Text   2 16

Schroeder, Daniel S. 1941 


    Box Folder
Text   2 17

Seeger, Edward B. 1938 


    Box Folder
Text   2 18

Smythe, Theodore F. 1956 


    Box Folder
Graphic materials   2 19

Stoughton, Edmund H. 1942-1974 


    Box Folder
Text   3 1

Styles, Levora M. 1938-1940 


    Box Folder
Text   4 1
    Box Folder
Text   3 6
    Box Folder
Text   3 5
    Box Folder
Text   3 4
    Box Folder
Text   3 2
    Box Folder
Text   3 3

Todd, John 1975 


    Box Folder
Text   4 2

Class / group photos 1909, 1921, 1925, 1947 


    Box Folder Oversize
Graphic materials   13 1
    Box Folder
Graphic materials   4 3
    Box Folder
Graphic materials   4 4
    Box Folder Oversize
Graphic materials   13 7

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Series II. General School papers 1889-1947 

Scope and Contents note

Series II: Pennsylvania Nautical School and Pennsylvania Maritime Academy documents the school organization and is largely comprised of School ephemera, including graduation programs, prospectuses, and School regulations. The series also houses a scrapbook of newspaper clippings about the School assembled by Commander C.W. Densmore, U.S.N., Retired. Densmore was the school’s Chief Engineer and was with the school from 1925 until 1942, when he was recalled to active duty. Researchers should note that the official records of the School can be found at the Pennsylvania State Archives(see Related Materials section above).

Records 1889 


    Box Folder
Text   4 5

Printed ephemera 1941-1945 


    Box Folder
Text   4 6

C. W. Densmore scrapbook 1941-1942 


    Box Folder
Mixed materials   4 8
    Box Folder
Text   4 7

Newspaper clippings 1914-1917 


    Box Folder
Text   4 9

Newspaper clippings 1936-1941 


    Box Folder
Text   4 10

Newspaper clippings 1946-1947 


    Box Folder
Text   4 11

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Series III. Course Materials 1922-1946 

Scope and Contents note

Series III: Course Materials contains copies of typed notes assembled by Commander C.W. Densmore, U.S.N., Retired for use in courses on engineering. Topics covered include: engineering metals, valves and valve gears, boilers, fuel and combustion, and other aspects of marine engineering. The series also includes several “chapters” related to navigation. Published texts used by cadets as a part of their training, include "Standard Seamanship for the Merchant Service" by Felix Reisenberg, "Ship Sanitation and First Aid for Merchant Seamen" and "General Rules and Regulations Prescribed by the Board of Supervising Inspectors: Tank vessels". Additional Densmore notes can be found in the Cadets series in the Czop and Styles folders.

Densmore "Notes" 

Engine Room Engineering 


    Box Folder
Text   4 12

Engine Room 1st Year Engineering 


    Box Folder
Text   5 1

Engine Room 2nd Year Engineering 


    Box Folder
Text   5 2

Loose items from Engine Room 2nd Year Engineering 


    Box Folder
Text   5 3

Bearing Adjustment and Alignment 


    Box Folder
Text   5 4

Care, Operation and Overhaul: Boilers--Section I 


    Box Folder
Text   5 4

Care, Operation and Overhaul: Engines and Auxiliaries--Section II 


    Box Folder
Text   5 4

Engineering Metals 


    Box Folder
Text   5 4

Engine Room Chemistry 


    Box Folder
Text   5 4

Fuel and Combustion 


    Box Folder
Text   5 5

Marine Engines Section I: Reciprocating Engines 


    Box Folder
Text   5 5

Marine Engines Section II: Turbines 


    Box Folder
Text   5 5

Marine Engines Section III: Condensing Apparatus and Auxiliaries 


    Box Folder
Text   5 5

Mechanical Processes 


    Box Folder
Text   5 5

Physical Conceptions and Units 


    Box Folder
Text   5 5

Safety Valve and Boiler Stay 


    Box Folder
Text   5 6

Steam and Steam Tables 


    Box Folder
Text   5 6

Steam Engine Indicators and Cards 


    Box Folder
Text   5 6

Valves and Valve Gears 


    Box Folder
Text   5 6

First Year Navigation / Steering of Steamers / Logarithms 1927-1935 


    Box Folder
Text   5 7

Textbooks 1922-1946 
Volume

General Rules and Regulations 1936 

 2

Instruction for operation and calibration of direction-finder equipment 1939 

 3

Oil Tankers 1931 

 4

Ship Sanitation and First Aid for Merchant Seamen 1927 

 5

Stability and Trim for the Ship's Officer 1946 

 6

Standard Seamanship for the Merchant Service 1922 

 7

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Series IV. School Publications 1924-1946 

Scope and Contents note

Series V: School Publications holds issues of the school’s yearbook The Helm from 1924 to 1946, and The Tarp, a monthly newsletter published by the cadet-midshipmen of the Pennsylvania Maritime Academy, 1945 to 1946. In addition to recording the graduating cadets and underclassmen for each year the yearbooks also provide a look at cadet life, often presented in a humorous fashion. Yearbooks include photographs, poetry, write-ups of cruises, dances, and sporting activities.

The Helm 1924-1946 


    Box Folder
Books   7 1-5
    Box Folder
Books   8 1-2
    Box Folder
Books   6 1-5

The Tarp 1945-1946 


    Box Folder
Text   8 3

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Series V. School Ships 1902-1999 

Scope and Contents note

Series IV: Schoolships documents the ships used by the school beginning in 1890 with the Saratoga and ending in 1947 with Keystone II (ex USS Selinur). This series is largely made up of photographs. Material documenting the Keystone II is especially rich and includes a typed written history from the U.S. Navy, FCC inspection information, a report on damages sustained by the vessel in 1947, a certificate of deadweight, 1945, and a plan of general arrangement of compartments. The series also includes reproductions of drawings of the Annapolis by Lauren McCready, Rear Admiral, U.S.M.S.

Adams (Screw Bark) n.d. 


    Box Folder Oversize
Graphic materials   13 8
    Box Folder
Graphic materials   9 1

Annapolis (Gunboat) 1929-1999  (Bulk, 1929-1958)


    Box Folder Oversize
Graphic materials   13 10
    Box Folder Oversize
Graphic materials   13 9
    Oversize Drawer
Graphic materials   Photographs B10
    Oversize Drawer
Graphic materials   Flat files 2
    Box Folder Oversize
Graphic materials   13 4
    Box Folder
Graphic materials   9 2

Keystone State (ex USS Seneca) 1995-1998 


    Box Folder Oversize
Graphic materials   13 11
    Box Folder
Graphic materials   9 3

Keystone State II (ex USS Selinur) 1946-1964 


    Box Folder
Graphic materials   9 5
    Box Folder
Text   9 4
    Box Folder Oversize
Graphic materials   13 12

Saratoga (Sloop of War) 1902-1962 


    Box Folder
Mixed materials   9 6
    Box Folder Oversize
Graphic materials   13 13
    Box Folder Oversize
Graphic materials   13 5
    Box Folder Oversize
Graphic materials   13 14
    Box Folder
Graphic materials   9 7

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Series VI. Alumni Associations 1909-2009 

Scope and Contents note

Series VI Alumni Associations contains materials related to the School’s two alumni associations. The first of these to be established was the Pennsylvania Nautical School Association. Its newsletter, The Log of the P.N.S.A. was published for only a few issues (1912), before it was absorbed into The Log of the American Merchant Training Ships, which was published monthly by the Allied Associations of the Massachusetts, New York, and Pennsylvania Merchant Training ships. (1913-1915).

The Pennsylvania Schoolship Association was established in 1955. It’s mission: “To provide a means for the maintenance of contacts with esteemed shipmates; to promote a spirit of enduring friendship between alumni; to preserve the venerable traditions and lore of the Pennsylvania’s Schoolships, and to further the interests of the American Merchant Marine.” To that end the Association holds annual musters and memorial services, organized field trips, and publishes alumni directories. Materials related to these activities include invitations, programs, and announcements. The Association’s newsletter, The Lookout (1956 to present), features profiles and updates on alumni, reports of association meetings, as well as articles related to the merchant marine in general.

Subseries a. Pennsylvania Nautical School Association 1909-1915 

Ephemera 1912 


    Box Folder
Text   10 1

Photographs 1909-1914 


    Box Folder Oversize
Graphic materials   13 2
    Oversize Drawer
Graphic materials   Photographs A7
    Oversize Drawer
Graphic materials   Photographs A7
    Box Folder Oversize
Graphic materials   13 3
    Box Folder Oversize
Graphic materials   13 15

The Log of the Pennsylvania Nautical Schoolship Association 1912 


    Box Folder
Text   10 2-3

The Log of the American Merchant Training Ships 1913-1915 


    Box Folder
Text   10 4-7

Subseries b. Pennsylvania Schoolship Association 1956-2009 

Correspondence 2003 


    Box Folder
Text   10 9
    Box Folder
Text   10 8

Ephemera 1965-1999 


    Box Folder
Text   10 10

Restricted use

Some items are restricted.

The Lookout 1956-2009 


    Volume
Text   12
    Box Folder
Text   10 11
    Volume
Text   10
    Box Folder
Text   11 1-5
    Volume
Text   11
    Box Folder
Text   12 1
    Volume
Text   8
    Volume
Text   9

The Chronicle 1956-1989 


    Box Folder
Text   12 2

Directory 1983 


    Box Folder
Text   12 3

Anniversary booklets 1990-1993 


    Box Folder
Text   12 5
    Box Folder
Text   12 4

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I.S.M. admin notes. 

General note

Includes a copy of the accrual guidelines, accession information, and processing notes.

 Box
14

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