Western Washington University
Center for Pacific Northwest Studies
Goltz-Murray Building
808 25th Street
Bellingham, WA 98225-9123
Phone: 360-650-7747
http://www.acadweb.wwu.edu/cpnws/



Guide to the Stimpson Family papers, 1866-1998,


XOE0191Stimpson





Finding aid prepared by Megan Sibbert

Finding aid encoded by Joshua Zimmerman, 2007 May 23
Funding for preparing this finding aid was provided through a grant awarded by the National Historical Publications and Records Commission. Funding for encoding the finding aid was awarded by the National Endowment for the Humanities.


Overview of the Collection

 
Repository Name:
 

Western Washington University
Center for Pacific Northwest Studies

Goltz-Murray Building
808 25th Street
Bellingham, WA 98225-9123
Phone: 360-650-7747
http://www.acadweb.wwu.edu/cpnws/

 
Collection Number:
 

XOE0191Stimpson

 
Creator:
 

Stimpson Family

 
Title:
 

Stimpson Family papers

 
Dates:
 

1866-1998, (inclusive)
1920-1990 (bulk)

 
Quantity:
 

84 linear ft.

 
Languages:
 

Collection materials are in English. 

 
Summary:
 

The Stimpson Family Papers comprise the records of several generations of the Stimpson and Watts families. These two families have been influential members of the Bellingham community since the early 1900s. The records in the collection reflect their community involvement as well as the internal workings of the two families.

 

Historical Note

The Stimpson Family Papers document several generations of the Stimpson and Watts families and their activities in the Pacific Northwest. Both families made significant contributions to the community of Bellingham, Washington, during the twentieth century, notably in the areas of health care, education, and business.

Born in Northampton, England, Edward Whitmell Stimpson (1875-1960) emigrated to the United States with his parents, John Stimpson and Caroline (Whitmell) Stimpson, as an infant. The family lived in Chicago, western Minnesota, and North Dakota before settling finally in the Pacific Northwest. Edward W. Stimpson returned to the Midwest to attend medical school at the University of Minnesota where he earned his degree in 1903. After graduation, Edward returned to the region and established his first medical practice in Roslyn, Washington. In 1905, he married Mabel Keown, with whom he had two children, Edward Keown and Mabel. In 1909, following his first wife's death, Edward married his sister-in-law Edith Keown. Together, Edward, Edith and the children migrated to Bellingham, Washington, where he resumed his career as a physician in 1914. In 1938, Edward married his third wife Ella Harrison. Edward W. Stimpson died in Bellingham in 1960.

Arthur E. Watts, his wife Maud Belden Watts, and their young daughter Ruth, moved to Bellingham, Washington from Nashua, Iowa around 1905. After arriving in Bellingham, the Watts family grew to include three additional children, Catharine (Kitty), Elizabeth (Betty), and Arthur Jr. Arthur Watts Sr. began his career in Bellingham as a land agent for the Bellingham Bay Improvement Company, and later ran his own real estate and insurance business. Actively involved in civic affairs, Arthur was a founder and the first president of the influential Young Men's Commercial Club. Under Watts’ leadership, the club provided the funding to create Whatcom Falls Park in 1908. Arthur Watts Sr. died in 1930, and Maud died in 1950.

Edward K. Stimpson, the first son of Edward W. and Mabel (Keown) Stimpson, was born April 2, 1906. He arrived in Whatcom County with his parents at the age of seven. He graduated salutatorian from Whatcom High School in 1923, where he was student body president. He attended Reed College, Stanford University, and graduated from Harvard Medical School in 1933.

After completing an internship in New Haven, Connecticut, Edward returned to Bellingham, where he married his high school sweetheart, Catharine (Kitty) Watts, and became a partner in his father's medical practice. As a lifelong social activist in the Bellingham community, Edward served as campaign chairman for the American Red Cross in 1934, and as a board member from 1935 to 1948. He was an early proponent of local civil defense efforts and a lifelong advocate for public health and local hospitals. Edward served in the Army Air Corps in England and Russia during World War II, after which he was a strong supporter of the United Nations and United World Federalists. He was also a member of the boards for the YMCA and the United Good Neighbors. His community activities included involvement in the Rotary Club, the Chamber of Commerce, American Legion, and several other recreational and service organizations.

Edward’s career in medicine led to an abiding interest in community health issues. He helped form the first full time district health department, was a member of the Board of Health in 1948, and medical chairman for St. Luke's Hospital Building Committee. He maintained professional affiliations with the Whatcom County Medical Society, the American Medical Association, was a fellow of the American College of Surgeons, and councilor of the Washington Chapter of the American College of Surgeons. Edward was awarded the A.H. Robbins Community Service Award by the Washington State Medical Association in 1967. In 1967, St. Luke's Hospital named its new wing for Dr. Stimpson. Edward died in October, 1967 at the age of 61.

Born February 17, 1907, the second of four children to Arthur and Maud Belden Watts, Catharine C. "Kitty" (Watts) Stimpson was a lifelong resident of Bellingham, Washington. She graduated valedictorian from Whatcom High School in 1923, and attended Washington State Normal School (now Western Washington University) and the University of Washington, where she graduated Phi Beta Kappa in English in 1929. After graduation from Washington State Normal School, Kitty worked briefly as a schoolteacher in Everson, Washington during the 1925-1926 school year. After her father's death in 1930, Kitty took over the Watts family real estate and insurance business.

After their marriage in 1933, Kitty and Edward raised seven children, Edward, Catharine, Mary, Susan, Jane, Caroline and John. Following the death of her husband in 1967, Kitty became a nationally recognized civic leader. She served on the boards of Whatcom Community College, St. Luke's Hospital, Fairhaven College Advisory Council, Mount Baker Theatre Committee, United Way, Opportunity Council, City Club, Allied Arts, City Center Development Authority, Planned Parenthood, Women's Political Caucus, North Puget Sound Comprehensive Health Planning Council and the American Hospital Association Regional Advisory Board. In 1977, President Jimmy Carter appointed Kitty to the National Council on Educational Research, the policy board for the National Institute of Education.

Kitty Stimpson received many awards for her public service, including the 1990 Living Treasure Award from the Bellingham Municipal Arts Commission, 1990 Citizen of the Year award from Whatcom County Association of Realtors, 1987 Woman of Distinction given by Soroptomists International of Bellingham. In May of 1998, she was honored with a sculpture, “Zoe Garden Wall,” in Big Rock Garden Park for her lifetime of service to the Bellingham community. Kitty died at the age of 91 on July 29, 1998.

Content Description

The Stimpson Family papers date from 1866 to 1998. However, the bulk of the papers date from 1920 to 1990. They comprise the records of several generations of the Stimpson and Watts families, both of whom have been influential members of the Bellingham community since the early 1900s. The records in the collection reflect their community involvement as well as the internal workings of these two prominent families.

The bulk of the material in the collection relates to Edward K. Stimpson and Catharine C. “Kitty” (Watts) Stimpson. The collection contains a large amount of correspondence between Stimpson family members, most notably between Kitty and Edward from the time of their courtship through Edward's military service in World War II. While correspondence makes up the largest part of the papers, there are other types of records as well. Numerous documents pertaining to Kitty's charitable and political activities throughout the years are represented in the papers, as are educational papers of both Edward and Kitty. Awards, plaques and honors individually given to both Edward and Kitty are also well-documented in the collection.

The Stimpson Family papers also contain material from Edward and Kitty's children: Edward, Catharine R. (Dotie Kate), Mary, Susan, Jane, Caroline, and John. Among the seven children, material pertaining to Catharine is the most abundant. These materials primarily deal with her educational documents from high school, junior high school as well as Bryn Mawr College.

There is also a small amount of material generated by other members of the Stimpson and Watts families current with the lives of Edward and Kitty as well as photographs and documents from the Stimpson and Watts families dating back to the 1830s.

Arrangement

The Stimpson Family papers are organized in accorndance with the following series arrangement.

  • Series I Edward K. and Kitty (Watts) Stimpson Family, 1908-1996
  • Series II Edward K. Stimpson, 1906-1983
  • Series III Catharine “Kitty” (Watts) Stimpson, 1914-1998
  • Series IV Catharine R. Stimpson (Dodie, Kate), 1941-1960
  • Series V Mary (Stimpson) Rivkin, 1951-1958
  • Series VI Edward Stimpson, 1952
  • Series VII Watts Family, 1881-1990
  • Series VIII Stimpson Family Ancestry, 1866-1990

Administrative Information

Custodial History 

The Stimpson Family Papers were donated to the Center for Pacific Northwest Studies by Edward W. Stimpson, Catharine R. Stimpson, Mary S. Rivkin, Susan Trimingham, Jane Bremner, Caroline MacDonald, and John K. Stimpson after the death of their mother, Catharine “Kitty” Stimpson. The records, originally housed in the Stimpson home, were transferred to the Center over the summer of 1998.

Use of the Collection

Restrictions on Access 

NOTE: The following research and publication restrictions apply to the collection at the request of the donors:

  • 1. The pre-1945 material is open to qualified researchers.
  • 2. The post-1945 material is closed until January 2012.
  • 3. All material relating to Arthur and Margaret Watts remains closed until after their deaths.
  • 4. All researchers must obtain permission from the family donor committee to quote from any of the materials until 2022.
  • 5. Access to the collection is limited to qualified researchers for the purpose of scholarship.
  • 6. Access to the collection for non-academic research must be approved by a committee of donors.

Preferred Citation 

Stimpson Family papers, Center for Pacific Northwest Studies, Western Washington University, Bellingham WA 98225-9123

Subjects

This collection is indexed under the following headings in the online catalog. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons, or places should search the catalog using these headings.

 
Stimpson, Catharine C., 1907-1998.
Stimpson, Edward K., 1906- 1967.
Stimpson Family -- Correspondence -- Sources.
Stimpson Family.
Watt Family.
Saint Luke's General Hospital (Bellingham, Wash.) -- History -- Sources.
Whatcom Community College -- History -- Sources.
Civic leaders -- Washington (State) -- Bellingham -- History -- Sources.
Community colleges -- Washington (State) -- Whatcom County -- Administration -- History -- Sources.
Community health services -- Washington (State) -- Whatcom County -- Administration -- History -- Sources.
Physicians -- Washington (State) -- Bellingham -- History -- Sources.
Women -- Washington (State) -- Whatcom County -- History -- Sources.
Women civic leaders -- Washington (State) -- Bellingham -- History -- Sources.
Women in charitable work -- Washington (State) -- Bellingham -- History -- Sources.
Women in community organization -- Washington (State) -- Whatcom County -- History -- Sources.
World War, 1939-1945 -- Correspondence -- Sources.
Bellingham (Wash.) -- History -- Sources.
Whatcom County (Wash.) -- History -- Sources.
Other Creators :
Stimpson, Catharine C., 1907-1998.
Stimpson, Edward K., 1906-1967.

Detailed Description of the Collection

The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in the collection.


 

Series I:  Edward K. and Kitty (Watts) Stimpson Family, 1908-1996

 
Container(s)
Description
Dates
   
Subseries 1:  Biographical Materials
  1940-1958
 
box/folder
1/1


Marriage Certificate
  1933
 
1/2

Notebook titled “My Record of my Children” - RESTRICTED.
  1940-1958
   
Subseries 2:  Correspondence
  1927-1996
 
1/3-7/5

Correspondence from Edward to Kitty
  1927-1945
   
Correspondence from Kitty to Edward
  1927-1945
 
8/1-8/8

Correspondence from Kitty to Edward
  1927-1931
 
8/9

Correspondence from Kitty to Edward
  1940
 
8/10-15/5

Correspondence from Kitty to Edward
  1942 November-1945 July
 
15/6

Correspondence to Edward and Kitty regarding their wedding
  1933
   
Correspondence from children to family
  1954-1994
 
16/1-16/3

From Edward Watts to family and Kitty
  1964-1994
 
16/4-18/5

From Dodie (family nickname for Catharine R. Stimpson) to the family
  1954 September-1996
 
19/1

Correspondence from Mary to Kitty
  1980-1989
 
19/2

Correspondence from Mary and Steve to Kitty
  1990-1996
 
19/3

Correspondence from Jane and Susan: re: upcoming weddings,
  1965 April-May
 
19/4

Correspondence from Susan to Kitty
  1983 1989
 
19/5

Correspondence from Jane to Kitty
  1982, 1984
 
19/6

Correspondence from Caroline to Kitty
  1980-1989
 
19/7

Correspondence from John and Joyce to Kitty
  1980-1996
 
20/1-22/4

Correspondence from the family to Dodie (Catherine R.)
  1940-1960
 
23/1-23/2

Correspondence from Grandchildren to Kitty
  1980s-1990s
 
23/3-23/6

Correspondence from Mabel (Edward’s sister) to Kitty and Edward,
  1945 September-1963
 
24/1

Correspondence from Edward and Kitty to the children
  1942, 1949, 1954
 
24/2-24/3

Notes and Cards to Kitty and Edward on the birth of their children
  1934/1942
 
24/4

Notes and Cards from Edward to Kitty
  circa 1940s-1950s
 
24/5

Notes and Cards from the children to Edward
  circa 1940s-1950s
 
24/6

Notes and Cards from the children to Kitty
  circa 1940s-1950s
 
24/7

Notes and Cards-Sympathy cards and letters to Edward and Kitty on the death of Edward Whitmell Stimpson
  1960 April
 
24/8-24/9

Notes and Cards-Sympathy cards and letters to Kitty on the death of Edward
  1967 October
 
24/10

Notes and Cards-from bouquets on the death of Edward,
  1967 October
 
25/1-25/6

Notes and Cards-Sympathy cards and letters to Kitty on the death of Edward
  1967 October-1968 January
 
25/7

Memorial Donations made to the American Cancer Society
  1967 October
   
Subseries 3:  Photographs
  1908-1996
 
All of Subseries 3 is restricted until January 2012
 
oversized
26


Stimpson Family Portraits
  1931-1953
   
Stimpson Family Individual Portraits
  1930s-1970s
 
box/folder
27/1


Edward K.
  1941-1965, undated
 
27/2-27/3

Kitty
  circa 1908-1915, circa 1920s-1980s
 
27/4-27/5

Edward Watts
  1935-1950s circa 1980-1996
 
27/6-27/7

Catharine R. (Dodie)
  1937-1958, circa 1960s-1970s
 
27/8

Mary
  1938-1974
 
27/9

Susan
  1940-1950s
 
27/10

Jane
  1942-1950s
 
27/11

Caroline
  1947-1950s
 
27/12

John
  1950s
 
28/1

Stimpson family photo on metal plate
  1950s
 
28/2-28/3

Stimpson Family Snapshots
  1930s-1960s
 
28/4-28/5

Stimpson Family Negatives
  1930s-1940s
 
28/6

Family and Friends Negatives
  1960s-1980s
 
28/7

Kitty with Family and Friends
  1960s-1990s
 
28/8-28/10

Stimpson Family and Friends
  1940s-1990s, undated
 
28/11

Miscellaneous
  undated
   
Subseries 4:  Scrapbooks
  1941-1972
 
All of Subseries 4 is restricted until January 2012
   
Family Scrapbooks
  1941-1972
 
29/1

St. Paul's Episcopal Church
  1941
 
29/2

Family Scrapbooks
  1951-1959
 
29/3

Family Scrapbooks
  1960 Spring-1972 January
 
29/4

Family Scrapbooks
  1972 Fall
 
29/5

Family Scrapbooks
  circa 1950s
 
oversized
30


Family Scrapbooks
  1958-1967
   
Subseries 5:  Material about the Stimpson Children
  1960s-1990s
 
All of Subseries 5 is restricted until January 2012
 
box/folder
31/1


Edward
  circa 1960s-1990s
 
31/2

Lock of Catharine's hair
  undated
 
31/3-31/6

Catharine R. (Dodie)
  1970-1994
 
31/7

Mary (and her husband Steve Rivkin)
  circa 1980-1997
 
31/8

Susan
  circa 1980s-1990s
 
31/9

Jane
  1987, undated
 
31/10

Caroline
  1973, 1986
 
31/11

John's birth certificate
  1950
 
31/12

John
  circa 1980s
 
31/13

Articles and Announcements about Stimpson children,
  circa 1980s-1990s
   
Subseries 6:  Business and Financial
  1928-1970
 
32/1

Insurance Papers (property)
  1928-1967
 
32/2

Sale of Highland Dr property
  1969-1970
 
Folder 32/2 is restricted until January 2012
 
32/3

Bank Statements
  1933 November-1934 December
 
32/4-32/15

Bank Statements and Cancelled Checks
  1937 October-1944 December
 
33/1-33/13

Bank Statements and Cancelled Checks
  1945 January-1949 December
 
All of Box 33 is restricted until January 2012
 
34/1-34/10

Bank Statements and Cancelled Checks
  1950 January-1953 April
 
All of Box 34 is restricted until January 2012
 
35/1-35/10

Bank Statements and Cancelled Checks
  1953 May-1956 November
 
All of Box 35 is restricted until January 2012
   
Subseries 7:  Travel
  1963-1966, undated
 
All of Subseries 7 is restricted until January 2012
 
35/11

Journals
  1963 June-July, 1966 July
 
36/1

Wales
  1966
 
36/2

Shrewsbury, Chester, Oxford, Windsor, and Salisbury
  1966
 
36/3

London
  1966
 
36/4

Chichester
  1966
 
36/5

Lavenbaum
  1966
 
36/6

Dorer Castle, Rochester Castle, and Kentish Coast
  1966
 
36/7

Hastings
  1966
 
36/8

Arundel Castle, The Roman Villa at Bignor Sussex
  1966
 
36/9

Canterbury
  1966
 
36/10

Norwich Castle
  1966
 
36/11

Winchester, Dartmoor, Selworthy, and Bath
  1966
 
36/12

Travel Guides
  1963, 1966
 
36/13

Maps of Britain
  undated
   
Subseries 8:   Dreamhouse (never built)
  1950-1955
 
All of Subseries 8 is restricted until January 2012
 
36/15

Legal Papers, Bids, and Correspondence
  1950-1955
 
36/16

Contract
  1950
 
36/17

Specifications
  1950
 
36/18-36/23

Plans
  1950 undated
 
36/24

Renderings and Elevations
  undated
 
rolled/documents
1


Sketched plans for Dream House
  1950-1955
 
2-4

Architectural Drawings for Dream House
  1950-1955
 
5

Architectural Sketches
  undated

 

Series II:  Edward K. Stimpson (EKS),  1906-1967

 
Container(s)
Description
Dates
   
Subseries 1:  Biographical and Personal Materials
  1906-1967
 
box/folder
37/1


EKS Certificate of Baptism and EKS Birth Certificate
  1930, 1906
 
37/2

Passports
  1925, 1930
 
37/3

EKS Obituary, October and EKS Death Certificate
  1967, 1968
   
Subseries 2:   Correspondence
  1923-1966
 
37/4-39/4

EKS to his parents
  1923-1932 October
 
39/5

EWS (father) and Edith Stimpson to EKS
  1927
 
39/6-39/7

Edward W. Stimpson (father) to EKS
  1942-1945
 
40/1-40/2

Mabel (sister) to EKS
  1942-1945
 
40/3-40/4

Mrs. A. (Maud) Watts to EKS
  1942-1945
 
40/5-40/6

General-From EKS
  1926-1932
 
40/7

General-To EKS
  1927-1932
 
40/8-40/11

General-To EKS
  1942-1945 1949
 
40/12

General-Church Related
  1955-1956
 
Folder 40/12 is restricted until January 2012
 
41/1-41/2

Get Well Cards
  1963-1964
 
All Box 41 is restricted until January 2012
 
41/3

Get Well Cards that came with flower arrangements
  1963-1964
 
41/4

Get Well Cards
  1966 October
 
41/5

Get Well Letters
  1966
   
Subseries 3:   Education
  1923-1983
   
High School
  1918-1923
 
42/1

Attendance Certificate
  1918
 
42/2

Bellingham High School Diploma
  1923
 
42/3

Whatcom High School Graduation- News clippings, EKS
  undated
   
Salutatorian
  1923 June
 
42/4-42/6

Yearbooks- Whatcom High School, The Kulshan
  1922, 1923, 1925
 
42/7

Yearbooks-Fairhaven High School Aurora
  1925
 
42/8

Class of 1923 60th Class Reunion
  1983
   
Reed College
  1923-1961
 
42/9

Class Notes, History II
  1923-1924
 
42/10

Class Notes, History and Literature
  circa 1923-1925
 
42/11

Class Notes, Biology II, Economics 21, and History 21
  1924-1925
 
42/12

Class Notes, Advanced Inorganic Chemistry
  1924-1925
 
42/13

Notes
  1923-1925
 
42/14

Lecture notes, Inorganic Chemistry
  1924
 
42/15

Essays, English Lit.
  1923 October-1924 May
 
42/16-42/17

Lab Notebook, Inorganic Chemistry
  1923-1925
 
42/18

College Catalog
  1924-1925
 
42/19

College Newspaper, Reed College Quest
  1924 December and 1925 May
 
42/20

College Newspaper, Reed College Service Quest
  1944 December
 
42/21-42/22

Yearbook, The Griffin
  1924-1925
 
42/23-42/24

Textbooks, Chemistry
  1923-1925
 
43/1

Textbooks, Homer
  1923-1925
 
43/2

Textbooks, German
  1923-1925
 
43/3

Alumni Reading List
  1940
 
43/4

50th Anniversary Bulletin
  1961
   
Stanford University
  1925-1927
 
43/5

Class Notes, Physics
  1925-1926
 
43/6

Class Notes, Extemporaneous Speaking
  1925-1926
 
43/7

Class Notes, History
  1926
 
43/8

Class Notes, Biochemistry and Physiology
  1926-1927
 
43/9

Class Notes, Chemistry 121 and 122
  1926-1927
 
43/10

Organic Chemistry Lab Book
  1926
 
43/11

Lab Notebook, Biochemistry
  1927
 
43/12

Institute of Pacific Relations
  1925-1927
 
43/13

Phi Lambda Upsilon (Honorary Chemistry Society)
  1926
 
43/14

Directory of Officers and Students
  1926-1927
 
43/15

Football Programs
  1925-1926
 
43/16

Yearbook, The Stanford Quad
  1927
 
43/17

Textbooks, History and Public Speaking
  circa 1925-1927
 
43/18

Report cards
  1926-1927
 
43/19

Stanford Diploma
  1927
   
Harvard University
  1927-1931
 
44/1-44/8

Medical School Notecards
  circa.1927-1931
 
44/9

Notes on Invertebrates Embryology
  circa 1927
 
44/10-44/11

Medical School Yearbook, The Aesculapiad
  1929, 1931
 
44/12

Medical School Textbook, Outline of Normal Obstetrics
  1928
 
44/13

Chemistry Class Notes
  undated
 
44/14

Medical Examiner's Report Card, Report Card
  1929 1930
 
44/15

Class of 1931 30th Reunion
  1961
   
Other Schools (not attended by EKS)
  1935
 
44/16

Bulletin of Yale Univerisity
  1932-1933
 
44/17

Bulletin of Washington University
  1935-1940
 
44/18

University of Washington Graduate Medical Course
  1939
   
Subseries 4:  Military Service
  1923-1945
 
45/1

Citizen’s Military Training Camp-The Columbian, Camp Lewis 1923 Yearbook (EKS served in Company C Infantry)
  1923
 
45/2

Citizen’s Military Training Camp-The Columbian, Camp Lewis 1924 Yearbook (EKS served in Troop E Calvary Detachment)
  1924
   
World War II
  1941-1945
 
45/3

Newspaper Clipping: "Dr Stimpson to report for army."
  circa 1942
 
45/4

Certificates
  1929, 1942
 
45/5

Army Commission Papers
  1942 September 14
 
45/6

Medical Field School-Notes
  1942
 
45/7

Medical Training-Notes from Lectures
  1943
 
45/8

Orders and Personnel Papers
  1942-1945
 
45/9

Orders and Personnel Papers
  1945
 
45/10

Special Orders
  1942-1945
 
45/11

Temporary Appointment as a Major in the Medical Corp. of the U.S. Army
  1944 October 1
 
45/12

Army Discharge Papers Served
  1942 November 1-1945 December 13
 
45/13

Military I.D.’s for EKS
  1942-1945
 
45/14

Journal notes taken in Europe
  1943-1944
 
45/15

EKS' WWII Letter writing kit
  1941-1945
 
45/16

Report: “Psychiatric Experiences of the 8th Air Force: 1st Year of Combat” (July 4, 1942- July 4, 1943)
  1944
 
45/17

Newspaper articles kept by EKS during the war
  1944-1945
 
45/18

Pamphlet 21-4 “Information for Soldiers Going back to Civilian Life”
  1944 November
 
45/19

Contrails My Military Service 100th Bombardment Group, 456th Sub-Depot, 412th Air Service Group, 83rd Service Group (EKS member of 83rd)
  undated
 
45/20

Memorabilia collected while in Europe
  1942-1945
 
45/21

War Maps of Europe
  1942-1945
   
Subseries 5:  Medical Practice
  1932-1967
 
45/22

Correspondence
  1932-1933, 1940
 
45/23

Correspondence (posthumous)
  1967-1970
 
Folder 45/23 is restricted until January 2012
 
45/24

Business License and Credit Rating
  1960-1967
   
Financial
  1935-1967
 
46/1

Business License Tax
  1952-1967
 
All of Box 46 is restricted until January 2012
 
46/2

Annual Report of Covered Wages
  1949-1960
 
46/3

Reconciliation of Income Tax Withheld
  1949-1967
 
46/4

Employers Yearly and Quarterly Tax Return
  1949-1960
 
46/5

Withholding Tax Statements for employees
  undated
 
46/6

Taxpayers Copy of Tax Commission
  1963-1967
 
46/7

Tax Reports
  1961-1967
 
46/8

Property Taxes
  1963-1967
 
46/9

Notes
  1935-1936, 1940
 
46/10

Reference Materials-Pamphlets
  1920s-1960s
   
Reference Materials-Journals and Studies
  1934-1959
 
46/11

Total and Subtotal Thyroidectomies
  1934
 
46/12

Merck, Sharpe, and Dohme Seminar Report
  1957
 
46/13

Scope
  1957
 
46/14

Clinical Symposia: Hypertension
  1957
 
46/15

State of Mind: A Review of Emotional and Psychiatric Problems of Everyday Practice: Frigidity and Femininity
  1958
 


Inflammatory and Allergic Diseases of the Eye
  1957
 
46/16

Double Gallbladder
  1933
 
46/17

A Method for Producing Block Anesthesia of the Sacral Nerves
  1928
 
46/18

Drug-Mepazine (Pacatal)
  1956
 
46/19

Effects of the Atomic Bomb
  1950
 
46/20

Research in the Service of Medicine: Endometriosis
  1959
 
46/21

Drug-Phenylaitazone (Butazolidin)
  1955-1957
 
46/22

Cancer of the Colon and Rectum
  1956
 
46/23

Heart Disease
  1953-1957
   
Subseries 6:  Charitable and Political Activities
  1949-1958
 
All of Subseries 6 is restricted until 2012
   
Health Related Activities
  1949-1956
 
46/25

Whatcom County Health Council
  1949
 


American College of Surgeons: Washington State Chapter
  1956
 
46/27

American College of Surgeons: Credentials Committee
  1957
 
46/28-46/29

St. Luke’s General Hospital Modernization and Expansion Fund EKS Chair
  1955-1958
 
46/30

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
  1955-1958
   
Subseries 7:   Tributes, Awards and Plaques
  1937-1967
 
All of Subseries 7 is restricted until 2012
 
47/1

Alpha Kappa Kappa
  1928
 
47/2

Certificate of Associate Membership of the Puget Sound Surgical Society,
  1937 March 3
 
47/3

Certificate of Admittance as a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons,
  1941 November 3
 
47/4

Selective Service Medal for WWII
  undated
 
47/5

Certificate of Membership to the American Academy of General Practice
  December 1948
 
47/6

Associate Member of the Seattle Surgical Society
  1951 February 2
 
47/7

YMCA Testament of Appreciation
  1953
 
47/8

Robbins Award for Outstanding Community Service by a Physician, awarded by the Washington State Medical Association
  1967 September 10
 
47/9-47/10

Dedication of the Edward K. Stimpson Wing of St. Luke’s General Hospital
  1967 December
 
47/11

Rotary Membership
  undated
 
47/12

Certificate as Member of the U.S. Committee devoted to the support of the scientific and educational objectives of the World Medical Association
  undated
 
47/13

Citation for Outstanding Service to the Disabled American Veterans
  undated
   
Subseries 8:  Hobbies
  1925-1943
   
Photography
  1925-1943
 
48/1

Photo negatives taken by EKS
  circa 1925-1930
 
48/2

Prints taken by EKS
  circa 1925-1945
 
48/3

Prints and Negative taken by EKS on visit to Mesa Verde National Park with the 83rd Service Group
  1943 February
 
48/4

Negatives taken by EKS in Europe
  1920s
   
Subseries 9:  Memorabilia
  1920s-1960s
 
48/5

Bible from St. Paul's Sunday School, Confirmation Certificate
  1920, 1922
 
48/6

Dance Cards
  1926-1932
 
48/7

Event Programs from Stanford
  1925-1927
 
48/8

Intramural Athletics Rules and Regulations from Stanford
  1926-1927
 
48/9

From YMCA trip to Tokyo and Shanghai
  1925 Summer
 
48/10

Playbills
  1939, 1940
 
48/11

Pamphlets-Tourism
  undated
 
48/12

Maps of locations in North America
  undated
 
48/13

War Map of Korea
  undated
 
48/14

Map of Luxembourg
  undated
 
48/15

Souvenir Photograph Collections
  1930, undated
 
48/16-48/19

Postcards collected by EKS
  circa 1920s-1960s

 

Series III:  Catharine “Kitty” (Watts) Stimpson,  1914-1998

 
Container(s)
Description
Dates
   
Subseries 1:  Biographical Information
  1997-1998
 
box/folder
49/1


Kitty’s Obituary
  1998 July
 
All of Box 49 is restricted until January 2012
 
49/2

Oral History Interview with Kitty, (Interviewer- August Radke), Tapes 1-8 (tape 5 missing)
  1997
   
Subseries 2:  Correspondence
  1925-1997
 
49/3

Copper name plate
  undated
 
49/4-50/4

Kitty to her parents
  1925 October-1930 June
 
51/1-51/10

Kitty to her mother
  1931 June-1944 March
 
52/1-52/7

Family to Kitty
  1925-1928 October
 
53/1-53/3

Kitty’s Mother to Kitty
  1942 March-1944 February
 
53/4

Kitty's Father to Kitty
  1925-1928
 
53/5

Betty (Kitty's sister) to Kitty
  1930-1931
 
53/6

Betty to Kitty
  1933-1935
 
53/7

Betty to Kitty
  1940, 1942-1943, 1948
 
1948 Correspondence Betty to Kitty is restricted until January 2012
 
53/8

Betty to Kitty
  1958-1965
 
Folder 53/8 is restricted until January 2012
 
53/9

Arthur (Kitty's brother) to Kitty
  1933, 1935-1936, 1940
 
53/10

Ruth (Kitty's sister) to Kitty
  1923-1928, 1958-1962
 
Folder 53/10 is restricted until January 2012
 
53/11

Mabel (Stimpson) Wilson (sister-in-law) to Kitty,
  March 1940, 1944 January-June
 
53/12-53/13

Mabel Wilson to Kitty
  1944 July-1945 August
 
54/1-2

Preston Henley (brother-in-law) to Kitty
  1958-1965
 
All of Box 54 is restricted until January 2012
 
54/3

Henley children (Kitty’s nephews) to Kitty
  1961-1965, 1996
 
54/4

Labeled “Personal Notes that Mean So Much- Will Read While I’m Dying” (not from family)
  1981-1986
 
54/5

From Politicians to Kitty
  1974-1988
   
General Correspondence to Kitty
  1924-1997
 
55/1

General Correspondence to Kitty
  1924-1931
 
55/2-55/16

General Correspondence to Kitty
  1940-1990
 
Folders 55/2-55/16 are restricted until January 2012
   
General Correspondence to Kitty
  1991-1997
 
56/1-56/5

General Correspondence to Kitty
  1991-1997
 
All of Box 56 is restricted until January 2012
 
56/6

General Correspondence from Kitty
  undated
   
Greeting Cards
  1991-1997
 
56/7

General
  1908-1915
 
56/8

Greeting Cards
  circa 1910s-1930s
 
56/9

Greeting Cards
  circa 1916-1920
 
57/1-57/3

Greeting Cards
  circa 1940s-1970s
 
All of Box 57 is restricted until January 2012
 
58/1-58/5

Christmas Cards
  circa 1940s-1970s
 
All of Box 58 is restricted until January 2012
   
Greeting Cards
  circa 1970s-1990s
 
59/1

Greeting Cards
  circa 1970s-1990s
 
59/2

Christmas Cards and Letters
  circa 1980s
 
59/3

Greeting Cards
  circa 1990s
 
59/4

Postcards
  1935-1936, 1980s-1990s
   
Subseries 3:  Education
  1914-1929
 
60/1

Elementary School-Class Assignments
  1914-1917
 
60/2

Elementary School-“Kitty’s Stories”
  undated
 
60/3

Report Cards
  1919-1925
   
High School
  1920-1923
 
60/4

Class Materials- Botany- Herbarium and Plant Description with Directions for Collecting, Pressing, and Mounting Specimens (includes dried specimens)
  1921
 
60/5

Class Assignments
  1922-1923
 
60/6

Newsclipping of appearance before Chamber of Commerce
  1922 October
 
60/7

Graduation-announcement, program, copy of Kitty’s Valedictorian speech
  1923
 
60/8

Graduation program, announcement and speech
  1923
 
60/9

Graduation newsclipping
  1923
 
60/10

“School Friendship Book”
  1923
 
60/11-60/14

Whatcom High School Yearbook, The Kulshan
  1920-1923
 
60/15

Whatcom High School Newspaper, The Crimson Tulip
  1922-1923
   
Washington State Normal School
  1916-1925
 
60/16

Class Notes
  1923-1925
 
60/17

Sample Standardized Tests for Students
  1924-1925
 
60/18

Normal School Elementary Diploma
  1925
 
60/19-60/20

Yearbook, Klipsun
  1924-1925
 
60/21

Weekly Messenger Newspaper
  1924 May 23
 
60/22

Graduation
  1925
 
60/23

Performances and Presentations
  1916-1925, undated
   
Washington State University
  1927-1928
 
61/1

Class Notes-English 105, 131, 134, 135, 138, 144, 163, 174, 175,
  1927-1928
 
61/2

Notecards
  1927-1928
 
61/3

Class Notes
  1928
 
61/4

Papers-English
  1927-1928
 
61/5

Papers and Assignments-English
  1927-1928
 
61/6

Papers-Journalism
  1928
 
61/7

Miscellaneous papers and notes
  undated
 
61/8

Exam Books
  1927-1928
 
61/9

Transcript and Student Record of Grades
  1927-1928
 
61/10

Pan-Hellenic Assoc. Fall Rules
  undated
 
61/11

Commencement
  1927, 1928
 
61/12-61/13

Yearbook, The Tyee
  1927, 1929
   
Subseries 4:  Career
  1925
 
61/14

Teaching-Teaching Materials used while teaching in Everson, Washington
  1925
 
61/15

Teaching-Teacher’s Contract- School District 19, Everson, Washington,
  1925
   
Subseries 5:  Charitable and Political Activities
  1954-1995
 
All of Subseries 5 is restricted until January 2012
 
62/1

100 Club
  1987-1990
 
62/2

100 Club-Meeting
  1987 May 6
 
62/3

100 Club-Meeting
  1987 December 18
 
62/4

Allied Arts of Whatcom County
  1991-1995
 
62/5

American Hospital Association
  1980-1981
 
62/6

American Hospital Association- House of Delegates
  1977
 
62/7

American Hospital Association-Trustee Forum
  1980 October
 
62/8

American Institute for Cancer Research
  1983
 
62/9

Association of Western Hospitals-San Francisco Conference
  1979
 
62/10

Autistic Children’s Activity Program
  1997
 
62/11

Bayview Cemetery Gun Controversy
  1970-1975
 
62/12

Bellingham Bay Aquarium
  1993-1994
 
62/13

Bellingham Child Care Center-Infant Care Project
  1985-1987
 
62/14-62/18

Bellingham City Center Development Authority
  1985-1992
 
62/19-62/22

Bellingham City Center Development Authority-Board Files
  1987-1990
 
62/23-63/2

Bellingham City Center Development Authority-Board of Directors Meetings
  1990-1992 March 20
 
63/3-63/6

Bellingham City Center Development Authority-Business Improvement Area
  1989-1992
 
63/7-63/10

Bellingham City Center Development Authority-Clippings
  1986-1992
 
63/11

Bellingham City Center Development Authority-Committee to Move the Post Office
  1988-1990
 
63/12

Bellingham City Center Development Authority-Downtown’s Market Conference,
  1988
 
63/13

Bellingham City Center Development Authority-Drive Information
  1989
 
63/14

Bellingham City Center Development Authority-Executive Committee,
  1987-1992
 
63/15

Bellingham City Center Development Authority-Files
  1991-1993
 
63/16

Bellingham City Center Development Authority-Information Files
  1991-1992
 
63/17

Bellingham City Center Development Authority-Information Files
  1991-1992
 
63/18

Bellingham City Center Development Authority-Marketing Committee
  1987
 
63/19

Bellingham City Center Development Authority-Marketing Committee
  1990-1992
 
63/20

Bellingham City Center Development Authority-Marketing Committee-Clippings
  1987
 
63/21

Bellingham City Center Development Authority-Marketing Committee-Meeting,
  1987 October 2
 
63/22

Bellingham City Center Development Authority-Petitions
  1989
 
64/1

Bellingham City Center Development Authority-Parking Advisory Committee,
  1991-1992
 
All of Box 64 is restricted until January 2012
 
64/2

Bellingham City Center Development Authority-Parking and Business Improvement Company-Budget Meetings
  1991-1992
 
64/3

Bellingham City Center Development Authority-Presentation to Executive Board,
  1992 January 29
 
64/4

Bellingham City Center Development Authority-Property Owners Subcommittee
  1992
 
64/5-64/7

Bellingham City Center Development Authority-Recruitment Committee
  1988-1991
 
64/8

Bellingham City Center Development Authority-Recruitment Committee- Special Information
  1989-1990
 
64/9

Bellingham City Center Development Authority-Redevelopment Presentation
  1985
 
64/10

Bellingham City Center Development Authority-Seminars
  1991
 
64/11

Bellingham City Center Development Authority-Special Executive Board Meetings
  1991-1993
 
64/12

Bellingham City Center Development Authority-Special Meeting
  November 12
 
64/13

Bellingham City Center Development Authority-University/ Downtown Committee
  1990
 
64/14

Bellingham City Council-Agenda Bill
  1995 July 10
 
64/15

Bellingham Community Women’s Center
  1997
 
64/16

Bellingham Downtown Development Association
  1982-1984
 
64/17

Bellingham Downtown Development Association
  1982-1984
 
64/18

Bellingham Downtown Development Association-Progress Report
  1982
 
64/19

Bellingham Downtown Development Authority Files
  1985-1987
 
64/20

Bellingham Downtown Development Authority-Bellingham Centre
  1984
 
64/21

Bellingham Downtown Development Authority-Clippings
  1975-1985
 
64/22-64/23

Bellingham Downtown Development Authority-Bellingham Improvement Group: Files
  1980-1983
 
64/24

Bellingham Downtown Development Authority-Christmas Parking Leniency Program,
  1983-1984
 
64/25

Bellingham Downtown Development Authority-Farmers Market Committee
  1987
 
65/1

Bellingham Downtown Development Authority-“Important Information,”
  1983
 
All of Box 65 is restricted until January 2012
 
65/2

Bellingham Downtown Development Authority-Chemainus, B.C.
  1984-1985
 
65/3

Bellingham Downtown Development Authority-Lynn, Mass.
  1985
 
65/4

Bellingham Downtown Development Authority-Qunicy, IL
  1985
 
65/5

Bellingham Downtown Development Authority-Washington D.C.'s Franklin Square
  1984-1985
 
65/6

Bellingham Downtown Development Authority-Marley Station, MD
  1976
 
65/7

Bellingham Downtown Development Authority-Parking Agenda and Notes,
  1982-1985
 
65/8

Bellingham Downtown Development Authority-Parking Committee
  1983-1987
 
65/9

Bellingham Downtown Development Authority-Parking Committee-Clippings
  1983-1987
 
65/10

Bellingham Downtown Development Authority-Parking Committee-Notes
  1984
 
65/11

Bellingham Downtown Development Authority- Press Releases
  1987
 
65/12

Bellingham Golf and Country Club-Amendments and Bylaws
  1992
 
65/13

Bellingham Golf and Country Club-Board Meeting
  1993
 
65/14

Bellingham High School
  1959-1960
 
65/15

Bellingham High School Commission
  1958-1959
 
65/16

Bellingham Municipal Arts Commission-Advisory Board
  1988
 
65/17

Bellingham Planning and Development Commission-Visions for Bellingham,
  1992-1993
 
65/18

Bellingham Planning Director Search
  1991-1992
 
65/19

Bellingham Steering Committee-Northwest Kidney Center
  1978-1979
 
65/20

Brigid Collins House
  1993
 
65/21

Campaign Files-Slade Gorton
  1986
 
65/22

Campus Christian Ministry-Ad Hoc Committee
  1982-1985
 
65/23

Cascadia Revolving Fund
  1989-1990
 
65/24

Center for Global and Peace Education
  1985
 
65/25

Children’s Museum Development Association
  1987
 
65/26

Citizen’s Advisory Committee-School Levy Committee-Bellingham Public Schools
  1988
 
65/27

Citizens Advisory Group for Education
  1954-1955 1965-1966
 
65/28

Citizens for Patient Self-Determination
  1993
 
65/29

Citizens Task Force for Medical Care Facilities
  1976-1977
 
66/1

City Club of Bellingham
  1992-1996
 
66/2

Civic Correspondence and Letters of Reference
  1976-1980
 
66/3

Columbia University Teacher’s College-Presidential Inauguration dinner
  1985
 
66/4

Comprehensive Health Planning Council-Agendas and Minutes
  1947-1976
 
66/5

Comprehensive Health Planning Council-Correspondence
  1974-1976
 
66/6

Comprehensive Health Planning Council-Goal Plan for Child Health,
  1975
 
66/7

Comprehensive Health Planning Council-Island Hospital-Certificate of Need
  July 1975
 
66/8

Comprehensive Health Planning Council-Referenced documents related to Bellingham hospitals
  1972
 
66/9

Comprehensive Health Planning Council-St. Joseph’s Hospital-Certificate of Need
  1971 November
 
66/10

Comprehensive Health Planning Council-St. Joseph’s Hospital- Amended Certificate of Need,
  1972 December
 
66/11

Comprehensive Health Planning Council-St. Luke’s General Hospital-Certificate of Need
  1976
 
66/12

Comprehensive Health Planning Council-Whidbey General Hospital-Certificate of Need
  1975
 
66/13

Congressional Forum on Healthcare-sponsored by Congressman Al Swift
  1985 March 25
 
66/14

Corporate Board Committee
  1982-1983
 
66/15

Correspondence with Political Officials
  circa 1979-1982
 
66/16

Correspondence related to political and charitable activities to Kitty
  1979-1983
 
66/17

Downtown Parking Task Force
  1986-1987
 
66/18

Downtown Parking Task Force-clippings
  1986-1989
 
67/1

Downtown Retail Development Conference
  1986 February 6-7
 
All of Box 67 is restricted until 2012
 
67/2

Downtown Task Force
  1985-1986
 
67/3

Downtown Task Force-clippings
  1985
 
67/4

Education and Child Raising-articles
  undated
 
67/5

Education-General
  1954-1961
 
67/6

Education-Schools for Bellingham
  1954
 
67/7

Education-Clippings and notes
  1981-1984
 
67/8

Education-College Aviation Guidelines
  1967
 
67/9

Educational Issues-Correspondence
  1958-1982
 
67/10

Education-Tuition Tax Credit
  1981-1982
 
67/11

Election Materials
  1987
 
67/12

Emergency Department Nurses Association
  1983-1984
 
67/13

Evergreen AIDS Support Services
  1992-1995
 
67/14

Fairhaven College Advisory Board
  1984-1988
 
67/15

Fairhaven College-Evaluations
  1969-1971
 
67/16

Fairhaven College-Graduation Ceremony Address
  1981
 
67/17

Ferndale Vocational Skills Center
  1981
 
67/18

Fifth Ward Citizens League
  1967-1973
 
67/19

Forest Street Association-Parking Ordinance
  1994-1995
 
67/20

Forest Street Association-Widening Coalition
  1986-1991
 
67/21

Gallegos, Gabrielle-Campaign files
  1993-1994
 
67/22

Gardner, Georgia-Correspondence
  1991
 
67/23

Governor’s Committee and Campaign-Correspondence and Notes,
  1987-1988
 
67/24

Greenways Program
  1997
 
67/25

HAZMAT (Hazardous Waste) Files
  1988
 
67/26

Health Care-Clippings and information
  1979-1984
 
68/1

Health Information Network
  1991
 
All of Box 68 is restricted until January 2012
 
68/2

Higher Education Coordinating Board-Administrative files
  1992
 
68/3

Hospitals-Correspondence and clippings
  1986-1990
 
68/4

Initiative 120 “Reproductive Privacy Act”
  1990-1991
 
68/5

Initiative 141
  1989-1992
 
68/6

Initiative 479-Taxpayers for Choice “Vote No-Initiative 479”
  1986
 
68/7

Jackson, Henry M. Foundation
  1978-1994
 
68/8

Jackson, Henry M. Foundation: Files
  1995
 
68/9

Karum Schools-Clippings
  1975-1984
 
68/10

Law Advocates
  1997
 
68/11

Legislative Issues-Health and Medical Care
  1986-1987
 
68/12

Let’s Pool Together-Correspondence
  1988
 
68/13

List of Charitable and Political Organizations Kitty was involved with over the years (through 1995) (List made by Kitty)
  1975-1995
 
68/14

Lummi Nation Water Rights
  1995
 
68/15

Lydia Place
  1991-1994
 
68/16

Magnuson, Senator Warren G.-Materials re: party hosted by Kitty
  undated
 
68/17

Miscellaneous Charitable Organizations: Files
  1987-1988
 
68/18

Miscellaneous Organization Files
  1960-1997
 
68/19

Miscellaneous Organization Files
  undated
 
68/20

Miscellaneous Education Organizations: Files
  1969-1995
 
68/21

Miscellaneous Health Organizations: Files
  1972-1996
 
68/22

Miscellaneous Political Correspondence
  1969-1996
 
68/23

Miscellaneous Political Correspondence and Files
  1986-1994
 
68/24

Monday Club
  1987-1997
 
68/25

Monday Club
  undated
 
69/1-69/2

Mt. Baker Planned Parenthood
  1991-1997
 
All of Box 69 is restricted until January 2012
 
69/3

Mt. Baker Planned Parenthood- correspondence
  1985-1997
 
69/4

Mt. Baker Planned Parenthood-correspondence and notes
  1987-1988
 
69/5

Mt. Baker Recreation Company
  1960-1961
 
69/6

Mt. Baker Theatre Center for the Performing Arts Committee-Proposal that the Center be acquired by the City of Bellingham
  1983
 
69/7

Mt. Baker Theatre Committee
  1983-1988
 
69/8

Mt. Baker Theatre Committee-Fundraising
  1983-1985
 
69/9

Mt. Baker Theatre Committee-Minutes, finances, and Correspondence
  1983-1987
 
69/10

Mt. Baker Theatre Committee-Productions
  1985-1986
 
69/11-69/14

Mt. Baker Theatre: Files
  1986-1992
 
69/15-69/16

Mt. Baker Theatre-Clippings
  1984-1992
 
69/17

Mt. Baker Theatre-Correspondence and contacts
  1990-1991
 
69/18

Mt. Baker Theatre-Correspondence and files
  1993-1995
 
69/19

Mt. Baker Theatre-Events Committee
  1989-1993
 
69/20

Mt. Baker Theatre-Feasibility Study/Fundraising Campaign
  1991-1992
 
69/21

Mt. Baker Theatre-Personnel Committee
  1988-1990
 
69/22

Mt. Baker Theatre-Renovation/Long Range Plans
  1988-1991
 
70/1

Mt. Baker Theatre Special Committee
  1988-1989
 
All of Box 70 is restricted until 2012
 
70/2

Mt. Baker Theatre Special Committee-Clippings
  1988-1989
 
70/3

Mt. Baker Theatre Special Committee-Downtown Development Proposal
  undated
 
70/4

Mt. Baker Theatre Special Committee-Management Proposal
  1989
 
70/5

National Advisory Council on Women’s Educational Programs
  1978
 
70/6

National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)
  1988-1997
 
70/7

National Conference on Government
  1982
 
70/8

National Council on Educational Research
  1978-1982
 
70/9

National Council on Educational Research-Appointment and Correspondence
  1978
 
70/10

National Council on Educational Research-Documentation and Security Check
  1978
 
70/11

National Council on Educational Research-Executive Committee
  1978-1995
 
70/12

National Council on Educational Research-Executive Committee and Washington State
  1979-1980
 
70/13

National Council on Educational Research-Handbook
  1979
 
70/14

National Council on Educational Research-Information Packet regarding literacy for the Sept. 1979 Meeting,
  1979 September
 
70/15

National Council on Educational Research-Meeting
  1978 May 19
 
71/1

National Council on Educational Research-Meeting
  1978 September 15
 
71/2-3

National Council on Educational Research-Meeting
  1978 December 15-17
 
71/4

National Council on Educational Research-Meeting
  1979 Februrary 2-3
 
71/5

National Council on Educational Research-Meeting
  1979 March 23
 
71/6

National Council on Educational Research-Meeting
  1979 July 12-13
 
71/7

National Council on Educational Research-Meeting
  1979 September 14
 
71/8

National Council on Educational Research-Meeting
  1979 November 30
 
71/9

National Council on Educational Research-Meetings
  1980 February 7 1980 March 14
 
71/10

National Council on Educational Research-Meeting
  1980 June 20
 
71/11

National Council on Educational Research-Meeting
  1980 October 31
 
71/12

National Council on Educational Research-Meeting
  1981 January 22
 
71/13

National Council on Educational Research-Special Reports
  1978-1979
 
71/14

National Council on Educational Research-Women in Government
  1980
 
71/15

National Health Legislation
  1971-1975
 
72/1

National Institute of Education: Files
  1978-1979
 
All of Box 72 is restricted until January 2012
 
72/2

National Institute of Education-Appropriations and Budget
  1979
 
72/3

National Institute of Education-Clippings
  1978-1981
 
72/4

National Institute of Education-Dept. of Education
  1978-1980
 
72/5

National Institute of Education-Education Files
  1978-1980
 
72/6

National Institute of Education-Educational Laboratories and Centers
  1978-1980
 
72/7

National Institute of Education-Educational Laboratories and Centers
  1978-1980
 
72/8

National Institute of Education-Curran Files
  1982-1984
 
72/9

National Institute of Education-Ella Jones Files
  1978-1980
 
72/10

National Institute of Education-Meeting Files
  1980-1981
 
72/11

National Institute of Education-Miscellaneous Correspondence
  1979-1980
 
72/12

National Institute of Education-Policy Discussion
  1979
 
72/13

National Institute of Education-Publications
  1976-1977
 
72/14

National Institute of Education-Publications
  undated
 
72/15

National Institute of Education-Publications
  undated
 
72/16

National Institute of Education-Publications
  1980
 
72/17

National Institute of Education-Publications
  1978-1983
 
73/1

National Institute of Education-Publications
  1979
 
All of Box 73 is restricted until January 2012
 
73/2

National Institute of Education-Publications
  1980
 
73/3

National Institute of Education-Washington State Funding
  1978-1979
 
73/4

Neighborhood Watch Program
  1986
 
73/5

Newspaper Articles re: Charitable Activities
  1968-1983
 
73/6

North Cascades National Park-Dedication of Visitor Center
  1993
 
73/7

North Puget Sound Health Council
  1970-1987
 
73/8

North Puget Sound Health Council-CAT Scanners
  1977-1978
 
73/9

North Puget Sound Health Council-Records and Board Meetings
  1983-1987
 
73/10

Northern Sound Public Radio (KZAZ)
  1993
 
73/11

Northern Sound Public Radio (KZAZ)-Advisory Board Agenda and Minutes
  1992-1994
 
73/12

Northern Sound Public Radio (KZAZ)-Board of Trustees
  1991-1994
 
73/13-74/2

Northern Sound Public Radio (KZAZ)-Board of Trustees, FY
  1989-1997
 
All of Box 74 is restricted until January 2012
 
74/3

Northern Sound Public Radio (KZAZ)-Clippings
  1989-1996
 
74/4

Northwest Air Pollution Authority Files
  1966-1968
 
74/5

Northwest Center for the Arts-Administrative Files
  1992-1993