Box 5
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Contains 78 Results:
Box 5
Box — Box: 5
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The most common records in the collection are correspondence (in the form of emails, letters, memos, and notes), newspaper articles (highlighting the humane society, advocacy issues, and research topics), and photographs (showcasing humane society events and fundraisers). These materials appear in almost all the record series to greater and lesser extents. Other types of documents that researchers can expect to encounter include account books, annual reports, board minutes, bylaws, and...
Dates:
Event: Addendum donated 2/21/2024
Box 5
Box — Box: 5
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The most common records in the collection are correspondence (in the form of emails, letters, memos, and notes), newspaper articles (highlighting the humane society, advocacy issues, and research topics), and photographs (showcasing humane society events and fundraisers). These materials appear in almost all the record series to greater and lesser extents. Other types of documents that researchers can expect to encounter include account books, annual reports, board minutes, bylaws, and...
Dates:
Event: Addendum donated 2/21/2024
Box 5
Box — Box: 5
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The most common records in the collection are correspondence (in the form of emails, letters, memos, and notes), newspaper articles (highlighting the humane society, advocacy issues, and research topics), and photographs (showcasing humane society events and fundraisers). These materials appear in almost all the record series to greater and lesser extents. Other types of documents that researchers can expect to encounter include account books, annual reports, board minutes, bylaws, and...
Dates:
Event: Addendum donated 2/21/2024
Box 5
Box — Box: 5
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The most common records in the collection are correspondence (in the form of emails, letters, memos, and notes), newspaper articles (highlighting the humane society, advocacy issues, and research topics), and photographs (showcasing humane society events and fundraisers). These materials appear in almost all the record series to greater and lesser extents. Other types of documents that researchers can expect to encounter include account books, annual reports, board minutes, bylaws, and...
Dates:
Event: Addendum donated 2/21/2024
Box 5
Box — Box: 5
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The most common records in the collection are correspondence (in the form of emails, letters, memos, and notes), newspaper articles (highlighting the humane society, advocacy issues, and research topics), and photographs (showcasing humane society events and fundraisers). These materials appear in almost all the record series to greater and lesser extents. Other types of documents that researchers can expect to encounter include account books, annual reports, board minutes, bylaws, and...
Dates:
Event: Addendum donated 2/21/2024
Noah’s Notebook, by Charlotte Baker Montgomery (sample), 1965-1996
File — Box: 5, Folder: 1
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The most common records in the collection are correspondence (in the form of emails, letters, memos, and notes), newspaper articles (highlighting the humane society, advocacy issues, and research topics), and photographs (showcasing humane society events and fundraisers). These materials appear in almost all the record series to greater and lesser extents. Other types of documents that researchers can expect to encounter include account books, annual reports, board minutes, bylaws, and...
Dates:
1965-1996
Noah’s Notebook, guest columnists, 1963
File — Box: 5, Folder: 2
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The most common records in the collection are correspondence (in the form of emails, letters, memos, and notes), newspaper articles (highlighting the humane society, advocacy issues, and research topics), and photographs (showcasing humane society events and fundraisers). These materials appear in almost all the record series to greater and lesser extents. Other types of documents that researchers can expect to encounter include account books, annual reports, board minutes, bylaws, and...
Dates:
1963
Noah’s Notebook correspondence, 1971-1996
File — Box: 5, Folder: 3
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The most common records in the collection are correspondence (in the form of emails, letters, memos, and notes), newspaper articles (highlighting the humane society, advocacy issues, and research topics), and photographs (showcasing humane society events and fundraisers). These materials appear in almost all the record series to greater and lesser extents. Other types of documents that researchers can expect to encounter include account books, annual reports, board minutes, bylaws, and...
Dates:
1971-1996
Meeting Animal Friends: A Humane Education Project, by Charlotte Baker Montgomery, 1967
File — Box: 5, Folder: 4
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The most common records in the collection are correspondence (in the form of emails, letters, memos, and notes), newspaper articles (highlighting the humane society, advocacy issues, and research topics), and photographs (showcasing humane society events and fundraisers). These materials appear in almost all the record series to greater and lesser extents. Other types of documents that researchers can expect to encounter include account books, annual reports, board minutes, bylaws, and...
Dates:
1967
“Animals, People and Humane Education,” by Charlotte Baker Montgomery, NAAHE Journal, 1974
File — Box: 5, Folder: 5
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The most common records in the collection are correspondence (in the form of emails, letters, memos, and notes), newspaper articles (highlighting the humane society, advocacy issues, and research topics), and photographs (showcasing humane society events and fundraisers). These materials appear in almost all the record series to greater and lesser extents. Other types of documents that researchers can expect to encounter include account books, annual reports, board minutes, bylaws, and...
Dates:
1974
“The Human-Animal Connection Builds A Healthy Personality,” by Charlotte Baker Montgomery, CHILDREN’S HOUSE (Summer 1977) (correspondence, draft), 1976-1977
File — Box: 5, Folder: 6
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The most common records in the collection are correspondence (in the form of emails, letters, memos, and notes), newspaper articles (highlighting the humane society, advocacy issues, and research topics), and photographs (showcasing humane society events and fundraisers). These materials appear in almost all the record series to greater and lesser extents. Other types of documents that researchers can expect to encounter include account books, annual reports, board minutes, bylaws, and...
Dates:
1976-1977
“A Visit to an Animal Shelter,” by Charlotte Baker Montgomery, Children Today, pages 7-9, January-February 1977
File — Box: 5, Folder: 7
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The most common records in the collection are correspondence (in the form of emails, letters, memos, and notes), newspaper articles (highlighting the humane society, advocacy issues, and research topics), and photographs (showcasing humane society events and fundraisers). These materials appear in almost all the record series to greater and lesser extents. Other types of documents that researchers can expect to encounter include account books, annual reports, board minutes, bylaws, and...
Dates:
January-February 1977
“Teaching with Animals: Goals and Guidelines,” by Charlotte Baker Montgomery, Day Care and Early Education, pages 28-31, Spring 1978
File — Box: 5, Folder: 8
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The most common records in the collection are correspondence (in the form of emails, letters, memos, and notes), newspaper articles (highlighting the humane society, advocacy issues, and research topics), and photographs (showcasing humane society events and fundraisers). These materials appear in almost all the record series to greater and lesser extents. Other types of documents that researchers can expect to encounter include account books, annual reports, board minutes, bylaws, and...
Dates:
Spring 1978
“The Humane Ethic and Children’s Literature,” Charlotte Baker Montgomery, 1979
File — Box: 5, Folder: 9
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The most common records in the collection are correspondence (in the form of emails, letters, memos, and notes), newspaper articles (highlighting the humane society, advocacy issues, and research topics), and photographs (showcasing humane society events and fundraisers). These materials appear in almost all the record series to greater and lesser extents. Other types of documents that researchers can expect to encounter include account books, annual reports, board minutes, bylaws, and...
Dates:
1979
“Roadside 2005—A Blot on the Landscape,” by Charlotte Baker Montgomery (rough draft)
File — Box: 5, Folder: 10
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The most common records in the collection are correspondence (in the form of emails, letters, memos, and notes), newspaper articles (highlighting the humane society, advocacy issues, and research topics), and photographs (showcasing humane society events and fundraisers). These materials appear in almost all the record series to greater and lesser extents. Other types of documents that researchers can expect to encounter include account books, annual reports, board minutes, bylaws, and...
Dates:
Event: Addendum donated 2/21/2024
“How to Be a Helping Hand for Dogs and Cats,” Charlotte Baker Montgomery, National Association for Humane and Environmental Education (NAHEE), 2003, 2006
File — Box: 5, Folder: 11
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The most common records in the collection are correspondence (in the form of emails, letters, memos, and notes), newspaper articles (highlighting the humane society, advocacy issues, and research topics), and photographs (showcasing humane society events and fundraisers). These materials appear in almost all the record series to greater and lesser extents. Other types of documents that researchers can expect to encounter include account books, annual reports, board minutes, bylaws, and...
Dates:
2003, 2006
“A Slaughter of Innocents,” by Charlotte Baker Montgomery
File — Box: 5, Folder: 12
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The most common records in the collection are correspondence (in the form of emails, letters, memos, and notes), newspaper articles (highlighting the humane society, advocacy issues, and research topics), and photographs (showcasing humane society events and fundraisers). These materials appear in almost all the record series to greater and lesser extents. Other types of documents that researchers can expect to encounter include account books, annual reports, board minutes, bylaws, and...
Dates:
Event: Addendum donated 2/21/2024
“Big, Bright and Beautiful—Choosing Books about Animals for Children,” Charlotte Baker Montgomery
File — Box: 5, Folder: 13
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The most common records in the collection are correspondence (in the form of emails, letters, memos, and notes), newspaper articles (highlighting the humane society, advocacy issues, and research topics), and photographs (showcasing humane society events and fundraisers). These materials appear in almost all the record series to greater and lesser extents. Other types of documents that researchers can expect to encounter include account books, annual reports, board minutes, bylaws, and...
Dates:
Event: Addendum donated 2/21/2024
“Choosing Books about Animals for Children,” Charlotte Baker Montgomery
File — Box: 5, Folder: 14
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The most common records in the collection are correspondence (in the form of emails, letters, memos, and notes), newspaper articles (highlighting the humane society, advocacy issues, and research topics), and photographs (showcasing humane society events and fundraisers). These materials appear in almost all the record series to greater and lesser extents. Other types of documents that researchers can expect to encounter include account books, annual reports, board minutes, bylaws, and...
Dates:
Event: Addendum donated 2/21/2024
“Cultivating Kindness—Building a Humane Education Collection,” by Charlotte Baker Montgomery
File — Box: 5, Folder: 15
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The most common records in the collection are correspondence (in the form of emails, letters, memos, and notes), newspaper articles (highlighting the humane society, advocacy issues, and research topics), and photographs (showcasing humane society events and fundraisers). These materials appear in almost all the record series to greater and lesser extents. Other types of documents that researchers can expect to encounter include account books, annual reports, board minutes, bylaws, and...
Dates:
Event: Addendum donated 2/21/2024
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