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Series I: Organizations
Additional Note
Subseries A: Organizations - Major Holdings
Additional Note
Alternative Comprehensive Environmental Study System (ACCESS) (1 box)
Allied Protection and Improvement Association (representatives from various Santa Barbara neighborhood organizations)
Rosters of members
Meetings (includes agenda and minutes), 1962-1976
American Association for the United Nations, Inc., [Santa Barbara Chapter]
Additional Note
Bylaws, n.d.
Correspondence (incl. membership bulletins), 1942-1970
General - announcements, calendars, etc., ca. 1946-1954
UN Charter Review, 1955
Peace Medal, 1971-1972
Publications and articles
General, 1946-1969
AAUN News, 1961-1964
International Trade Organization, 1946-1947
Marshall Plan, 1947
Newsletters, 1946-1968
Vista, 1967-1968
World Government / United World Federalists, 1945-1947
UNICEF (United Nations Children's Fund), 1970-1972
Miscellaneous - brochures, notes, etc., ca. 1950s-1960s
American Association of University Women
Additional Note
AAUW Journal, 1968
Basic Guide for Branch Arts Chairman, 1955
Biennial Convention, 1941
Biennial Convention, 1955
Bulletins, 1924, 1931, 1941
Bylaws, 1941, 1953
Economic Relations of the United States with Latin America, Ethel B. Dietrich, 1941
Eligibility and Membership Rulings, 1927, 1929
General Director's Letter, 1945-1946
Guidance Materials for Study Groups (publication series), Lois Hayden Meek, 1926-1928
Journal of the American Association of University Women, 1926
Medical Care for Everybody? Maxine Sweezy, 1945
Modern Architecture, Lura Beam, ca. 1930s
Newsletter, 1963
Misc. printed materials, ca. 1929-1969
Misc. reports, 1939-1963
California State Division
Annual News, 1927
Bulletins, 1947, 1955
California Division News (later California State Division News), 1958-1969, 1978
Conventions, 1947-1960
Directory and Constitution, 1923-1943
Newsletter, 1958-1968
Miscellaneous, ca. 1939-1968
Santa Barbara Branch
Bulletins, 1925-1959
Bulletins, 1961-1979
Bylaws, ca. 1920s-1950s
Correspondence, 1929-1979
Directory, 1949-1967
Fourth Tuesday Book Review Section, 1932-1971
Historian's Reports, ca. 1940s
Historian's Reports, 1980-1982
A History of the Santa Barbara Branch of AAUW, 1915-1990, Dorothy Campbell Jefferson, 1990
Lompoc-Vandenberg Branch, 1971
Meeting minutes (ledger), 1917-1919
Membership lists, 1974
Newspaper clippings, ca. 1915-1975
Miscellaneous, ca. 1940-1966
San Francisco Bay Branch, 1939, 1949
Scrapbooks (6 oversize boxes)
1935-1943, 1965
Association on American Indian Affairs
Additional Note
National Office
Administrative records
American Indian Fund, ca. 1947-1951
Annual membership meeting minutes, 1942-1971
Annual Reports, 1938-1959
Board of Directors meeting minutes, 1938-1964
Bylaws, 1948-1958
Conferences, 1940-1957
Coordinating Committee on Indian Affairs meeting minutes, 1948-1957
Correspondence, 1936-1973
Executive Committee meeting minutes, 1938-1949
Executive Committee meeting minutes, 1950-1959, 1962-1963
Executive Committee reports, 1954-1962
Financial, 1941-1973
Legal briefs and court cases, 1948-1953
Legislative analysis, 1953-1955
Membership applications and brochures, 1948-1971
Membership lists, 1955-1970
General, 1938-1962
Board of Directors, 1938-1963
Board of Directors - Legislative and Administrative Memos (numbered), 1958-1965
Board of Directors - Special Legislative and Administrative Memos (lettered), 1958-1960
Position papers and sheets, 1935-1959
Position papers and sheets, 1973
Program of activities / program of work, ca. 1942-1974
Proposed programs, 1958-1965
General, 1937-1962
The American Indian Relocation Program, 1956
The Indians and Tomorrow, 1944
"Peyote and the Native American Church of the United States," 1937, 1960-1961
"Proposal for a Study of the Present Condition of American Indian Education," 1958
Scholarships, 1950-1963
Speeches, comments, printed remarks, and statements, 1947-1960
"We Shake Hands" projects, 1958-1963
General (AAIA publications), ca. 1939-1970
American Association on Indian Affairs, Inc. Newsletter, no. 2-33, 1938-1943
The American Indian, vol. I-VII (incomplete), 1943-1956
Annual highlights, 1952, 1968-1969
Indian Affairs, newsletter, 1937-1938, 1948-1979
"Why Have an Indian Association?" 1937-1939
By related organizations, 1903-1964
Article reprints, 1939-1971
Alaska, 1947-1964
"The Navaho Problem," 1937-1948
Report of the Secretary of the Interior on Senate Bill 1736, to Repeal the Indian Reorganization Act of June 18, 1934 (48 Stat. 984), 1937
Miscellaneous, ca. 1938-1964
Southern California Branch
Additional Note
Additional Note
American Association of Indian Affairs, 1941-1972
The Amerindian, 1952
Armsby, E. Raymond (Indian Defense Association of Central and Northern California), 1941-1948
Ataloa, 1940-1959
Baylor, A. M., 1936-1944
Bowler, Alida (Carson Nev. Indian Agency), 1937, 1950-1961
Burge, Moris, 1936-1942
Butler, Mrs. Charles A. (DAR), 1949-1951
Byler, William (Executive Director, AAIA), 1963-1970
California Indian Rights Association, 1938-1944
California (state) - agencies, 1938-1955
Church, Frank (U.S. Senator), 1960-1961
Clements, George P., 1939-1940
Codman, Mrs. Richard (DAR), 1937-1942
Collier, John (Commission, U.S. Dept. of the Interior) and Lucy, 1937-1944, 1951-1954
Croswell, Mary E. T., 1947-1948
Curry, James E., 1952
Dady, John (Superintendent, Mission Indian Agency), 1937-1946
De Ford, Rev. Ernest and Mrs., 1948-1950
Dillingham, Harriet, 1938-1950
Donnelly, Frances, 1942-1945
Elkus, Charles De Y., 1944-1958
Emerson, Haven (President, AAIA), 1937-1950
Erdman, C. Pardee, 1936-1937
Evans, Myrthus (Superintendent, Sherman Institute - Riverside, Calif.), 1949
Fleming, Helen, 1945-1946
Fleming, Rex and Madalyn, 1947-1952
General Federation of Women's Clubs, 1944-1949
Grillo, Reba (Southern California AAIA), 1944
Hagemann, Elizabeth, 1957-1959
Harper, Allan G., 1939-1941
Hartfeld, Marian, 1956
Haynes (John Randolph and Dora) Foundation - Anne M. Mumford, 1938-1941
Hinrichs, Frederic W., Jr., 1937-1943
Indian Association of America, Inc., 1948
Indian Rights Association, 1937-1951
La Farge, Oliver, 1937-1962
Lesser, Alexander (Executive Director, AAIA), 1947-1954
Madigan, Laverne (Assistant to the Director, AAIA), 1951-1962
Martin, Ruth, 1937-1940
Mayer, Alma, 1951
Murphey, Edith V.A., 1937-1960
Muscheneim, Ronda, 1962-1963
Nash, Roy (Superintendent, Sacramento Indian Agency), 1937-1940
Outland, George E., 1939-1946
Pyramid Lake Tribal Council, 1935-1937
Rockwell, John G. (Superintendent, Sacramento Indian Agency), 1942-1944, 1948
Rogers, Maria, 1937-1944
Rossin, Alice, 1943-1949
Smith, Nina, 1951-1967
Smitheram, R.C. (AAIA Southern California), 1937-1938, 1950
Stewart, Mary, 1938-1948
U.S. Congress, House of Representatives, 1938-1962
U.S. Congress, Senate, 1937-1970
U.S. Department of the Interior
Bureau / Office of Indian Affairs, 1937-1962
Indian Affairs - Carson (Nev.) Indian Agency, 1945-1957
Indian Affairs - Sacramento (Calif.) Area Office, 1944-1951
Indian Affairs - Window Rock (Ariz.) Area Office, 1949-1952
Indian Affairs - misc. other Field Services Offices/Agencies, 1944-1949
Office of the Secretary, 1947-1955
Waller, Norma L., 1937-1940
Walker, Edwin F., 1949-1950
Walther, Genevieve, 1944-1947
White, Hazel (California Federation of Women's Clubs, Los Angeles District), 1945-1947
Winnemucca, Avery (Chairman, Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribal Council), 1951
Miscellaneous, n.d., 1947
Additional Note
Activities and events, ca. 1940-1948
Application forms, ca. 1940s
Christmas Committee, 1940-1944
Blackmesa, Ariz., 1970-1971
Nevada Indians, 1955
Pyramid Lake Paiutes, 1937-1957, 1969
Taos Pueblo, 1930, 1965-1966
Film - Broken Arrow, and related materials, 1948
Financial records, 1937-1954
Indian relief efforts, ca. 1947-1955
Mailings, 1937-1951
Membership lists, 1937-1958
Minutes and Annual Reports, 1937-1953
Notes (Pearl Chase's), ca. 1936-1954
Santa Ynez Council, 1936-1938
American Indian Defense Association
Additional Note
National Office
70th Congress Bulletins, 1927-1928
Bulletins, 1924-1935
General Bulletins, 1935
Legislative Bulletins, 1926-1934
Special Bulletins, 1935
Correspondence index
Editorials, 1924-1932
Financial, 1923-1936
Meeting minutes and agendas, 1923-1934
Memos and administrative correspondence, 1930-1935
Position papers, 1923-1927
Position papers, 1928-1934
Position papers, 1936
Press releases, 1926-1935
Printed speeches, ca. 1927
General, 1923-1937
American Indian Life, no. 1-27, 1925-1936
Reports, 1926-1934
Special Memoranda, 1934-1935
Speeches, testimonies, and statements, 1933-1935
Statement of purpose, ca. 1920s
Misc. writings of John Collier, 1924-1936
Miscellaneous, 1923-1934
Santa Barbara
Correspondence, 1933
American Institute of Architects (AIA)
Additional Note
General, n.d.
Clippings, 1950-975
California Council
General, 1960-1978
Counciletter, 1958-1972, 1978
Greensheet, 1978-1979
Santa Barbara Chapter
ARCH (bulletin), 1960, 1978-1979
Meeting minutes, notices, resolutions, and reports, 1960-1967
Membership rosters, 1963-1979
Miscellaneous, 1926-1979
Southern California Chapter, 1925-1973
Northern California Chapter, 1958
American Society of Landscape Architects
Additional Note
Conferences, meetings, seminars, 1957-1973
Membership lists/rosters, 1927, 1931, 1966
Policies, bylaws, resolutions, 1926-1972
General, 1971-1973
ASLA Bulletin, 1973
Reports, 1927-1935
Miscellaneous, 1966-1973
California Chapter
California Councilor, 1971
Conferences, 1973
Southern California Chapter
ASLA News, 1969-1970, 1972-1973
Newsletter, 1967, 1969
Meetings, 1971-1973
Miscellaneous, 1968-1973
Santa Barbara Section
Correspondence, 1950-1966
Miscellaneous, n.d., 1965
Los Angeles Chapter, 1970-1971
Pacific Coast Chapter, 1936-1937, 1970
American Society of Planning Officials
Additional Note
Chronological files, 1935-1942, 1964
Constitution, n.d.
Proceedings of the First Conference on State Planning Administration, Chicago, Ill., Dec. 12-13, 1935
Proceedings, Conference on City Planning Administration, Chicago, Ill., Nov. 19-20, 1936
Better Homes in America
Additional Note
Annual Campaigns in Santa Barbara
Additional Note
General records
General records
School submissions and quotations
General, with table of contents
Bulletins and memoranda
Clean-up campaign
Demonstration houses
Form letters
Materials for report - District 1
Materials for report - District 2
Materials for report - District 3
"Thank you" letter list
Report - Home Demonstration Agent, Santa Barbara County
Kitchen Practical
Lessons in home ownership
Notebook (Display houses)
Printed Material
Additional Note
American Building Association News - reprints, 1929-1932
Better Homes in America
General, ca. 1925-1941
Garden Gossip Leaflets (Massachussetts Committee), I-XIII, n.d.
Guide Books, 1925-1937
Home Information Service, 1936-1937
Leaflets, nos. 1-9, 1931-1932
Programs, 1926-1931
Publications, nos. 2-25, 1924-1932
Santa Barbara Mutual Building and Loan Association, ca. 1936-1940
U.S. Departments of Commerce, Agriculture, 1923-1932
Misc. trade catalogs, booklets, A-T (by title), ca. 1923-1940
Misc. pamphlets, leaflets, brochures, articles, ca. 1923-1953
Scrapbooks (oversize)
Miscellaneous House Plans - Competitions
Extra copies, press and news - Accounts of civic and commercial awards, Mar. 1932
Special clippings - El Paseo section news, Mar. 2 & 23 and Apr. 19, 1929
Brooks Foundation (1 box)
California Alumni Association
Additional Note
Advertising and press, n.d., 1945
"Basic Instrument Creating the Alumni Association of the University of California," 1944
California Monthly - clippings and full issues, 1931-1945
Committees, personnel, meetings, 1942-1944
General correspondence, form letters, 1945-1970
Sibley, Robert (Secretary, CAA), 1941-1948
Witter, Jean (President, CAA), 1944-1946
Events - Banquets, luncheons, commencement, etc., 1943-1956
Meetings, 1943-1946
Member lists, 1944-1947
Scholarship Committee, 1942-1945
Student cooperatives, 1942-1945
Santa Barbara Chapter
Alumni and membership lists, 1943-1946
Articles on Santa Barbara State College, ca. 1940s
Bylaws, ca. 1940s
Child estate, 1945
Clippings, ca. 1931-1959
General, 1932-1949, 1955
Re UC affiliation, 1943
Sproul, Robert (President of the UC), 1940-1947
Creation of Santa Barbara chapter, 1943-1944
Events, 1943-1954
History of Santa Barbara College, 1943-1945
Meetings, 1944-1947
Membership cards, 1944
Memos, 1946
Mesa campus design, 1943
Minutes and form letters (bound), 1944
Morse, Ednah R. (President, SB Normal School), 1943-1945
Photographs - Riviera campus and Charter Week Banquet, 1945
Reports, 1942-1944
Scholarships, 1943-1945
Statements on A.B. 956, 1943
Ventura County alumni lists, 1944
War History Project, 1944-1945
Miscellaneous, 1944-1946
California Conference of Social Work
Additional Note
Children's Day, ca. 1926-1927
Committee files, 1920-1925
The Conference Bulletin, 1921-1933
Conference programs, 1921-1952
Correspondence, 1916-1951
Executive Committee minutes, 1922-1925
Financial files, 1920-1924
Form letters, questionnaires, memos, ca. late 1910s-1920s
Notes, n.d., 1905
Poor Farm, ca. 1910s
Safety First Campaign, 1917
Santa Barbara County Hospital, 1916-1917
Social Service Exchange, 1923
Misc. conference publications, 1920-1924
California Conservation Council (162 boxes and 5 scrapbooks; includes following)
Awards and Biographies
California Conservation Week
Conference Records
Financial Records
California Garden Clubs, Inc. (8 boxes)
California Roadside Council (5 boxes)
California State Chamber of Commerce, ca. 1929-1960s
Additional Note
Citizens Planning Association, ca. 1960s-1970s
Additional Note
Community Arts Association
Administrative Records
1920s-1930s - includes annual reports, Board of Directors, branch files, correspondence, financial records, minute books (10 boxes):
Meetings, 1920-1923
Minutes of the Board of Directors, 1921-1922
Bound Financial Reports, 1921-1923
Memoranda, 1921-1927
Meeting Minutes, 1921-1924
Correspondence, 1921-1929
Bylaws, ca. 1922
Organization, 1922
Annual and Committee Reports, 1922-1923
Budgets, 1922-1923
Mr. Bliss - incl. Better Homes, Drama branch, Carnegie Corp., 1922-1925
Finance, 1922-1925
Incorporation, 1922-1925
Seal Contest, 1922-1925
Events, 1922-1926
Memos and Reports, 1922-1926
Financial Reports - miscellaneous, 1922-1930
Office Records, 1922-1930
Constitution and Articles of Incorporation, ca. 1923
Interbranch Memos, 1923
Bound Financial Reports, 1923-1924
Minutes of the Board of Directors, 1923-1924
Report of Activities, Oct. 1, 1923-Sept. 30, 1924
Reports, 1923-1924
Budgets, 1923-1925
Bulletin of Information, 1923-1925
Chase, Pearl - Follow up, 1923-1925
Financial, 1923-1925
Mrs. Hathaway, 1923-1925
Annual and Committee/Branch Reports, 1924
Lists, 1924
Miss Chase, Sec. McConnel, 1924-1925
Correspondence, 1924-1925
Financial - "L. D. Mulkey," 1924-1925
Goodhue Exhibits - primarily clippings, 1924-1925
McConnel Director Meeting, 1924-1925
Memos, 1924-1925
Meetings, 1924-1925
Minutes of the Board of Directors, 1924-1925
Organization, 1924-1925
Report of Activities, Oct. 1, 1924-Sept. 30, 1925
Reports, 1924-1925
Misc. Branches, 1924-1926
Dana (Henry) Tablet, 1924-1927
Mr. Hoffman - primarily correspondence, 1924-1927
Morning Press, 1924-1928
Bylaws, 1924-1932
Miss Chase - primarily clippings, 1925
Financial Records, 1925
Miscellaneous Financial Reports, 1925
Operating Statement (budget), 1925
Reprints, ca. 1925
Commendatory letters, 1925-1926
Correspondence, 1925-1926
Duke of Alba and Marquis of Viana, 1925-1926
Finance, 1925-1926
Lummis, Chas. F., 1925-1926
Meetings, 1925-1926
Minutes of the Board of Directors, 1925-1926
Reports, 1925-1926
Testing Machine, 1925-1926
Arlington Garage, 1925-1927
Brown, Edward F. & Nathalie, 1925-1927
Hoffmann - Correspondence, 1925-1927
Mission restoration, 1925-1927
Tuckerman postcards, 1925-1927
Bound financial reports, 1925-1928
Peshine file, 1925-1928
Correspondence - Pearl Chase, 1926
Film - Architectural Development, 1926
Finance Committee minutes, 1926
General Electric, B. Hoffman, 1926
History (Santa Barbara), 1926
Juilliard Musical Foundation, 1926
Meetings, 1926
Minutes and Treasurer's Reports, 1926
National Bureau for the Advancement of Music, 1926
Bronze casting plant, 1926-1927
Eisteddfod, 1926-1927
Financial, 1926-1927
Interbranch memos, 1926-1927
Inventories, 1926-1927
Meetings, 1926-1927
Minutes of the Board of Directors, 1926-1927
Treasurer's Report, 1926-1927
Bound Branch Reports, 1926-1928
Reorganization, from Hoffmann file, 1926-1928
Correspondence, 1926-1931
Chase-Selfridge correspondence, in absentia, 1926, 1931-1932
California State Parent Teachers Association, Mrs. Mary J. Croswill, Art Chair, 1927
Committee Reports, 1927
Correspondence - M, 1927
Minutes and Treasurer's Reports, 1927
Financial, 1927-1928
Meetings, 1927-1928
Minutes of the Board of Directors, 1927-1928
Perpetual Inventory, 1927-1928
Treasurer's Report, 1927-1928
Misc. Administrative, 1927-1929
Misc. Clippings - Mission, Museum, St. Francis, etc., 1927-1929
Committees, 1927-1930
Publicity, 1927-1936
Craig (J.) Memorial Tablet, 1928
Directors and Committee members, 1928
Financial (audit), 1928
Garden booklet, 1928
American Folk Dance Society and First International Congress of Popular Arts, 1928-1929
Annual Report, 1928-1929
Bound Financial Reports, 1928-1929
Treasurer's Report, 1928-1929
Bound Financial Reports, 1928-1930
Plan for Reorganization of the Community Arts Association: Report, 1928-1931
Branch Reports, 1928-1932
Bylaws, 1929
Correspondence - Committee nominations, 1929
Flow chart, 1929
Bound Financial Reports, 1929-1930
Correspondence, 1929-1932
Meetings, 1929-1932
1930 (chronological file - primarily financial)
Financial, 1930-1931
Bound Financial Reports, 1930-1932
1931 (chronological file - primarily financial)
Treasurer's Report, 1931
Correspondence, ca. 1931-1932
Financial Reports, 1931-1932
1932 (chronological file - primarily financial)
Minutes, 1932-1933
1933 (chronological file - primarily financial)
Correspondence, 1933
Semana Nautica Committee, 1933-1936
Will Rogers Memorial Commission, 1935
Jobs not included in Board of Review Report, n.d.
Misc. photos, n.d.
Petition, n.d.
'S,' n.d.
Articles of Incorporation, 1972
Meetings, 1972
Restated Articles of Incorporation, 1980
Carnegie Corporation
1920-1925 - Correspondence, reports, financial materials
Report of Competition on Designs for Small Houses by the Community Arts Association, Santa Barbara, 1923
Carnegie Report (First), 1924
Manuscript of pamphlet, 1924
Correspondence, 1925-1926
Report of the Community Arts Association of Santa Barbara to the Carnegie Corporation of New York, 1925-1926
Report of the Community Arts Association of Santa Barbara to the Carnegie Corporation of New York, 1926-1927
1926-1930 - Clippings, correspondence, reports, etc.
Report of the Community Arts Association of Santa Barbara to the Carnegie Corporation of New York, 1927-1928
Correspondence, 1931-1932
Drama Branch - includes Lobero Theatre
Administrative - budget, membership, regulations, reports, 1919-1930
Bylaws, n.d.
Film Arts Guild, 1926
Lobero Theatre
Administrative, 1919-1930
Appraisal Report, 1930
Board - meeting minutes, financial, construction, 1923-1930
Clippings, 1925-1926
Lobero Hotel, 1957
Planting, n.d.
Pictures (Faulding & Craig), 1923-1929
Programs and announcements, 1924-1935
Programs and announcements, n.d., 1937-1940
Report on Audit of Accounts, 1929
Stockholders, 1922-1928
Treasurer, 1923-1925
Plays, 1936-1941
Memos and correspondence, 1925-1928
Plays, 1936-1941
Programs and announcements, printed material, 1922-1934
Music Branch - includes Music Academy of the West (2 boxes)
Budgets, 1925-1926
Clippings and articles, 1927-1930, 1941
Correspondence and memos, 1923-1932
Eisteddfod, 1925-1926
Mesa y Mar Project - Summer Music Camp
Leadbetter property, 1931-1932
Mesa y Mar Summer Music Camp, 1931-1934
Other music camps, 1930-1932
Music Academy of the West, 1947-1986
Music Center, c. 1946-1948
Orchestra Committee, 1924-1925
Persinger Quartet, 1926-1927
Programs and announcements, 1921-1930
Programs and announcements, 1930-1937
Programs and announcements, n.d.
Programs (misc. orchestra concerts, bound), 1922-1926
Report of the Music Committee, 1925-1926
Reports and minutes, 1922-1929
Plans and Planting [Branch?] Committee, ca. 1920s-1970s
General (alphabetical subject approach; includes the various projects that the Committee undertook; some boxes designated by letters, eg. 'A', contain files relating to several subjects beginning with that letter)
'A' (includes the following):
Allied Protective and Improvement Association
Articles (about Santa Barbara)
American Red Cross
Advance planning, 1970s
Architectural awards and competitions
'B' (includes the following):
Better Homes
Better Business District Study
'C' (includes the following):
California Fire Prevention
California Historical Society
California Housing and Planning
California State Parks Council
Chamber of Commerce
Christmas Cheer Committee
Community Beautification
Community Chest
County Bowl Committee
Cacti and other succulents
Clean-up campaigns
Conferences, annual meetings, symposia
'D' (includes the following):
Drake's Landing
Daily calendars and records
'E' (includes the following):
Educational Extension Committee
Extension work
Exhibits and lectures
'F' (includes the following):
Fire expenses
Flower shows
'G' (includes the following):
'H' (includes the following):
Happy Valley Domain
Herter Memorial
Historical articles
Hoffmann, Bernhard
Home and Decorators' Show
Home gardens
'I' (includes the following):
'J' (includes the following):
Juvenile Court
'K' (includes following):
Knapp, General Owen
Koetzli, T. A.
'L' (includes the following):
League of Women Voters
League to Enforce Peace
Lobero Theatre
Las Positas area beautification
'M' (includes the following):
Mesa zoning controversy
Moreton Bay Fig
Motion Pictures Location Committee
'N' (includes the following):
National Forest
Nursery project
'O' (includes the following):
Offshore oil drilling
Organization lists
'P' (includes the following):
Parks and forests
Pearl Chase Garden
Plats, Title Insurance Reports
'R' (includes the following):
Radio station
Regional planning
Roadsides and billboards
Russell, John Robert
Radio scripts
Roosevelt Memorial
'S' (includes the following):
Santa Barbara Art Club
Santa Barbara Beautiful
Santa Barbara Birthdays - Events
Santa Barbara City Planning Report
Santa Barbara County - Cities Area Planning Council
Santa Barbara Hosts
Santa Barbara Woman's Club
Santee-Cooper Power and Navigation Project
School of the Arts
Story hours
'T-Z' (includes the following):
Theodore Roosevelt Centennial Commission
Treasure hunt
Chronological Files (includes projects and activities) [some being dispersed into general or other files, as appropriate]
1930s (6 boxes)
1940s (4 boxes)
1950s (7 boxes)
1960s (3 boxes)
1970s (2 boxes)
Unsorted (3 boxes)
Clippings - [incl. old boxes 86-87 in clippings] (3 boxes)
Incoming (alphabetical arrangement; 11 boxes)
Outgoing (chronological arrangement)
Unsorted/unknown (1 box)
1920s (2 boxes)
1930s (5 boxes)
1940s (1 box)
1950s (4 boxes)
1960s (2 boxes)
1970s (2 boxes)
Unsorted (1 box)
Financial Records (ca. 1920s-1970s; includes ledgers, property files, taxes, and Treasurer's reports) (10 boxes)
Garden Hosts (6 boxes)
Garden Tours Committee (23 boxes), ca. 1920s-1960s
Outgoing, 1925-1970
Incoming, A-Z
Financial records
Lotusland tours
Ranch and Mission Pilgrimage, 1939
Meetings (primarily minutes; 3 boxes), 1920s-1970s
Records (3 boxes)
Santa Barbara Planning (2 boxes)
Scrapbooks (oversize, located on top shelves at end of Plans & Planting section)
Individually titled
Architects' Resumes
Campaign to Clean Up and Beautify Santa Barbara
Earthquake (includes photo album), 1925
Printing (mostly pamphlets, programs, and flyers issued by Plans & Planting)
Small House Competition (6 boxes; also oversize volumes)
School of the Arts (6 boxes)
Community Christmas (12 boxes)
Conservation Education Association (2 boxes)
Conservation Foundation (1 box)
Emergency Conservation Committee (1 box)
Emergency Unemployment Relief Fund Committee and the President's Organization for Unemployment Relief (Harold Chase) (5 boxes)
Additional Note
General (includes programs, flyers, Fiesta-related schedules, announcements, and articles)
1919, 1925-1940 (not all years)
1941-1989 (not all years)
Some Fiesta-related clippings, 1953
1980-1989 (not all years); undated material
Committee records
1926-1935 (with correspondence)
1936-1938, 1946-1949 (with logbook containing notes, clippings, pamphlets, misc. items)
1950-1956, 1959, 1961 (with one folder of assorted clippings)
Committee Record Book, 1955
Photo-post cards (undated, 16 items)
Oversize material (Posters: 6, all from 1956, rolled, in misc. oversize at end of collection; one from 1954 in map cases, misc. broadsides and posters, drawer 13)
Francheschi Park (1 box)
Garden Club of America (10 boxes)
Garden Club of Santa Barbara and Montecito (5 boxes)
Horse and Flower Show (1 box)
Indian Rights Association (2 boxes)
Institute of Nature Study (2 boxes)
Inter-Chamber Health Conservation Center - Report of Santa Barbara (1 box)
La Purisima Mission
General (includes correspondence, reports, programs, articles, clippings, and other material, much of it relating to the Advisory Committee, of which Pearl Chase was the Chairman for a number of years)
1937 (includes Official Dedication)
1951 - "Copies of Early Reports and Correspondence" (includes items from 1934-1946, as well as 1951)
1991 - 50th Anniversary of Civilian Conservation Corps, Reunion and Dedication
Printed Materials (includes plans, reports, and brochures; arranged by author/title)
Deetz, James J. F.
Archaeological Investigations at La Purisima, 1963
Final Summary Report of Investigations at La Purisima Mission State Historical Monument, 1963
Development Outline for La Purisima Mission Historic Monument, ca. 1950
Gabel, Norman E. - Report on the Archaeological Research Project at La Purisima Mission State Monument during June 25 to August 4, 1951, 1952
Hageman, Fred C. - An Architectural Study of the Mission La Purisima Concepcion, 1939
Harrison, William M.
Final Summary Report of Investigation at La Purisima Mission, 1960
Final Summary Report of Investigations at the Jalama Winery, 1960
La Purisima Mission Garden (includes several reports, lists, and plans), ca. 1932-1967
La Purisima Mission State Historical Monument Preliminary Proposals: Supplement to Original Master Plan, 1951
Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce (several versions of booklets about La Purisima), n.d.
"Rebuilding the Past," Union Oil Bulletin, Oct. 1937
Smith, H. V. - Mission La Purisima Concepcion: A Glance through Its History and the Story of Its Restoration, n.d.
State of California, Department of Parks & Recreation (tour guides and pamphlets, including some from predecessor state departments), ca. 1950s-1970s
Webb, Edith
The Mission Villages or Rancherias, 1951
Report on Shops and Quarters Building, La Purisima Mission, 1951
Miscellany (mainly undated fliers, pamphlets, invitations, programs, poems, and other undated items), includes Noticias (some issues from Vi Obern)
League of Women Voters
Santa Barbara
Little Town Club (1 box)
Lobero Theatre (1 box)
Mission Park (1 box)
Montecito Protective and Improvement Association (1 box), ca. 1948-1976
Music Academy of the West (1 box)
National Audubon Society - California/West Coast groups and California materials (2 boxes)
National Committee on the Housing Emergency (1 box)
National Conference on State Parks (1 box)
National Council of State Garden Clubs (Federation) (1 box)
National Roadside Council (1 box)
National Tuberculosis Association (1 box)
Native Daughters of the Golden West (1 box)
Nature Conservancy (1 box)
Old Mission Days (1 box)
Planned Parenthood (1 box)
President's Conference on Home Building and Home Ownership (4 boxes), 1931
Rancheros Vistadores (2 boxes)
Regional Plan Association of Southern California (2 boxes)
Santa Barbara Beautiful (2 boxes)
Santa Barbara Botanic Garden (3 boxes)
Santa Barbara Chamber of Commerce (7 boxes)
Santa Barbara, City of
Advisory Landmark Committee (2 boxes), ca. 1975-1976
Architectural Advisory Committee (2 boxes), ca. 1925-1926
Architectural Board of Review (5 boxes), ca. 1925-1975
City Clerk (files kept in the City Clerk's office)
California State Division of Highways and Freeways (2 boxes)
Land Use (1 box)
Oil (1 box)
Ordinances (3 boxes)
Police and Fire (2 boxes)
Public Works Projects [includes National Public Works Program Projects, 1930s] (2 boxes)
University of California (1 box)
Miscellany (2 boxes)
City Council (1 box)
Fire Department (1 box)
Mayor's Office (1 box)
Parks and Recreation Department (2 boxes)
Planning Commission (1 box)
Police Department (1 box)
Water Department (1 box)
Miscellany (2 boxes)
Santa Barbara City College (1 box)
Santa Barbara City Schools (2 boxes)
Santa Barbara Club (1 box)
Santa Barbara Community Chest (1 box)
Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital (1 box)
Santa Barbara County
Auditor (1 box)
Board of Superintendents (1 box)
County Clerk
Certificates of Appointment (1 box)
Claims (includes Scalp Affidavits; 1 box), ca. 1886-1887
Delinquent Tax List (1 box), ca. 1873-1906
Livestock Inspection Reports (1 box), ca. 1890-1925
Santa Barbara General Hospital (1 box), ca. 1880-1916
Health Department (1 box)
Planning Commission (13 boxes), ca. 1928-1977
Soil Conservation District (1 box), ca. 1940s
Miscellany (2 boxes)
Santa Barbara County Roadside Council (11 boxes), ca. 1934-1972
Santa Barbara Historical Society (1 box)
Santa Barbara Indian Defense Association (18 boxes)
Santa Barbara Metropolitan Transit (1 box)
Santa Barbara Mission (1 box)
Santa Barbara Museum of Art (2 boxes)
Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History (1 box)
Santa Barbara Social Service Conference (5 boxes)
Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation (11 boxes)
Santa Barbara Underseas Foundation (1 box)
Santa Barbara/Ventura Coastal Planning Project (2 boxes)
Santa Barbara Woman's Club (2 boxes)
Santa Barbara's Birthday (3 boxes)
Santa Ynez Water Conservation District (1 box)
Save the Redwoods League (4 boxes)
Scorpio Club of Santa Barbara (1 box)
Shoreline Planning Association of California (1 box)
Sierra Club (mainly local/regional chapters)
Angeles Chapter
Los Padres Chapter [Santa Barbara]
General (including material relating to the formation of the chapter)
Activity Handbook, 1975
The Condor Call [newsletter], 1963-1973
Outing schedule, 1969-1972
Printed matter, ca. 1953-1971
San Diego Chapter
Sierra Club of California
Southern California Chapter
Society of American Indians (1 box)
Quarterly Journal, 1913-1915
American Indian Magazine, 1916-1918
Soil Conservation Society of America (1 box)
Standard Oil (1 box)
Unitarian Society of Santa Barbara (2 boxes)
United Service Organizations (USO) (6 boxes)
U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs (5 boxes)
U.S. Department of Agriculture (1 box)
Western Shade Tree Conference (1 box)
Subseries B: Organizations - Smaller Holdings
Additional Note
Action Council for Better Cities [formerly American Council to Improve Our Neighborhoods], n.d.
Ad Hoc Committee for Environmental Design, 1967
Advertising Club, 1950s-1970s
Advertising and Merchandising Club of Santa Barbara, California, 1956-1964
Advisory Landmark Committee, 1975
Agricultural Association, 1960-1971
Alexander League, 1950s-1960s
Alhecama Center, n.d., 1939-1955
All Pacific Coast Crusade, 1930
All-Saints-by-the-Sea, 1940, 1968
All Year Club, 1950s-1960s
Allied Arts of Santa Barbara, n.d., 1959-1962
Altrusa Club of Santa Barbara, 1936-1974
American Alcohol Education Association, 1922
American Association for Adult Education, 1940
American Association for Medical Progress, 1926
American Association for the Advancement of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation, 1952
American Association for the Advancement of Science, Pacific Division - 30th annual meeting, Santa Barbara, 1953
American Association of Retired Persons, n.d.
American Association of State Highway Officials, 1936-1961
American Association of University Women (AAUW), ca. 1947-1975
American Baptist Church, 1984-1987
American Bibliographic Center - CLIO Press, 1963-1967
American Bicentennial, 1976-1979
American Businesswomen's Association, 1966-1974
American Cancer Society, 1966-1973
American City Planning Institute, 1925
American Civic Association, n.d.
American Civil Liberties Union, n.d., 1968-1985
American Committee for International Wildlife Protection, 1946
American Council on Race Relations, 1948-1949
American Federation for the Arts, n.d., 1921
American Federation of Labor, 1948
American Field Service, 1950s-1970s
American Forestry Association, ca. 1938-1956
American Heart Association, 1970s
American Heritage Publishing Co. / Society, n.d., 1971
American Indian Historical Society, 1968-1972
American Indian League, n.d.
American Institute of Architects, 1970s
American Institute of Planners, California Chapter (Santa Barbara meetings), 1954, 1957
American Landscape School, n.d.
American League Against War and Fascism, 1936
American Legion, 1930s-1970s
American Legion Auxiliary, 1978
American Planning and Civic Association, ca. 1936-1950
American Red Cross (mainly Santa Barbara Chapter), 1917-1974
American Reforestation Association and the American Green Cross, n.d., 1953
American Scandinavian Foundation, 1949-1956
American Scenic and Historic Preservation Society, 1963, 1964
American Shore and Beach Preservation Association, n.d., 1936-1946
American Society for Public Administration, 1941
American Society of Agricultural Engineers, n.d., 1958
American Women's Voluntary Services [AWVS], 1944-1960
Americanization, n.d., 1918-1934
Amigos de Las Americas, 1970s
Amnesty International, n.d.
Amvets, ca. 1940s-1950s
Anacapa High School, n.d.
Andamar Park [Housing Development], n.d.
Aquatic Association, 1970s
Architectural Board of Review, n.d., 1958-1975
Arlington Hotel, n.d., 1890
Arlington Theater, 1931-1975
Arrow, Inc., n.d.
Art League of Santa Barbara, n.d., 1926-1927
Arthritis Foundation, 1972
Assistance League, 1950s-1970s
Associated Banks of Santa Barbara, California, 1925
Associated Charities, 1914-1934
Associated Mountaineering Clubs of North America, 1923
Atlantic Richfield Company, 1975
Audubon Society, 1960s-1970s
Automobile Club of Southern California, ca. 1933-1973
Bank of America, 1969-1970
Bay Area Welfare Planning Federation, 1963
Bel Air Knolls, n.d., 1969-1970
Better Business Bureau, 1947-1974
Better Homes and Garden[s], 1931, 1940
Better Homes in America, 1925-1942
Bingham Associates, 1919-1955
Birnam Wood Golf Club, 1968-1976
Birthright, n.d., 1971
Blaksley Botanic Garden, 1939
Blood Bank (Tri-Counties), 1950s
B'nai B'rith, 1960s-1970s
Bonnymede [Housing Development], n.d.
Boy Scouts of America, ca. 1920-1972
Boys Club of Santa Barbara, 1945-1975
British War Relief Association, 1940
Brooks Institute, 1970s
Brotherhood of the Sun, 1973
Buenavista, n.d.
Busy Hands of Santa Su Garden Club, 1971
Cabrillo Youth Center, n.d., 1965
California Academy of Sciences, 1950-1964
California Advisory Commission on the Status of Women, 1960s-1970s
California Air Resources Board, 1975, 1976
California Alumni Association, 1920s-1940s
California Alumni Foresters, 1947, 1948
California Anti-Litter League, 1970-1975
California Arboretum Foundation Inc., 1955
California Association for Health and Welfare, 1963, 1968
California Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation, 1950
California Association for Social Welfare, 1950-1968
California Association of Highway Patrolmen, 1932
California Association of Nurserymen, 1961-1971
California Association of Soil Conservation Districts, 1950-
California Beaches Association, n.d., 1936-1937
California Botanical Society, 1900-1940
California Centennials Commission, 1948
California Citizens Freeway Association, 1962-1965
California Citizens Freeway Association, 1965
California Coastal Alliance, n.d., 1971
California Coastal Council, 1982
California Coastal Zone Conservation Commission, 1973, 1974
California Committee for the Study of Education [California Subcommittee on Conservation Education], 1945
California Committee on Planning for Recreation and Park Area and Facilities, n.d., 1954-1955
California Conference of Social Work, 1932-1952
California Congress of Parents and Teachers, 1940-1970s
California Conservation Council, n.d., 1938-1973
California Council of Civil Engineers and Land Surveyors, 1970
California Council of Landscape Architects, 1974-1975
California County Planning Commissioners' Association, n.d., 1949
California Department of Fish and Game, 1935-1960
California Department of Motor Vehicles, 1972
California Department of Parks and Recreation, 1965-1974
California Department of Public Health, 1935
California Development Association, 1927, 1928
California Educational Policies and Plans Committee, 1939
California Elementary School Principals Association, 1943
California Environmental Health Association, 1970
California Environmental Landscape Council, n.d., 1973
California Explorer, n.d.
California Farm Research and Legislative Committee, 1973
California Farmer-Consumer Reporter, 1968-1970
California Federalist, 1952
California Federation of Women's Clubs [Conservation Activities], 1951-1964
California Federation of Women's Clubs, 1917-1968
California Fire Prevention Committee, 1973
California Forest Industries Committee, 1964
California Heritage Council, n.d., 1964
California Heritage Guides, 1971
California Historical Society, 1946-1979
California Homes and Gardens, 1936
California Housing and Planning Association, n.d., 1941-1944, 1953
California Indian Rights Association, Inc., 1936-1939
California Institute of Public Affairs, 1983
California Institute of Technology, 1942
California Landscape Contractors Association, 1968
California League for American Indians, n.d., 1958-1964
California Legislature, 1972-1983
California Legislature Assembly Committee, n.d., 1972
California Library Association, 1948
California Marine Parks and Harbors Association, n.d., 1945-1956
California Military Welfare Commission, n.d.
California Missions, n.d., 1947-1957
California Parks and Recreation Society, n.d., 1953-1963
California Probation and Parole Affairs Association, 1940
California Public Outdoor Recreation Plan Committee, 1958
California Recreation Conference, 1949
California Recreation Executives Association, 1949
California Recreational Trails Committee, ca. 1970-1975
California Redwood Association
California Regional Water Quality Control Board, 1973
California Riding and Hiking Trails Advisory Committee, 1968
California Roadside Committee, 1937, 1968
California Roadside Council, n.d., 1942-1964, 1943-1973, 1971-1976
California Safety Council, n.d., 1936-1941
California Savings and Loan League, 1930-1956
California Social Workers Organization, n.d., 1968, 1969
California Society American Institute of Park Executives, Inc., 1958
California Soil Conservation Districts, 1949, 1950, 1951
California South Central Coast Regional Commission, 1975
California State Assembly Interim Committee on Natural Resources, 1959
California State Board of Health, n.d., 1916-1921
California State Committee on Adult Education, 1957
California State Conservation Commission, 1941
California State Department of Education, n.d., 1940-1958
California Department of the Youth Authority, n.d., 1966
California State Highway Commission, 1967
California State Park Foundation, n.d., 1933, 1970-1976
California State Park Rangers Association, 1970-1975
California State Planning Board, 1935, 1938
California State Reconstruction & Reemployment Commission, 1944
California State Salvage Committee, 1943
California State Senate Chamber, 1847
California State War Council, 1944
California State Water Resources Control Board, 1971, 1973
California Teachers Association, 1969-1970
California Tomorrow, n.d., 1967, 1970-1975
California Tuberculosis Association, 1922, 1928, 1929
California War Chest, n.d., 1943-1945
California War Memorial Park Association, 1949
California Water and Power Users Association, 1955
California Water Resources Association, n.d.
California Wildlife Federation, 1958
California Women of Prominence, Ltd., n.d.
California Women's Committee of 1935 Mobilization for Human Needs
California's Franciscan Missions, 1961
Californians Against Smog, n.d., 1970-1972
Californians for Beaches and Parks, 1964
Californians for Environmental Quality, 1971
Calle Real Shopping Center, n.d.
Camp Fire Girls, Inc., n.d., 1937, 1938
Camp Fire Girls, SB, 1968-1975
Canadian Legion Auxiliary, ca. 1937-1954
Cancer Foundation of SB, 1959-1973
Candelaria American Indian Council, 1982, 1983
CARE, ca. 1951-1957
Carpinteria Women's Club, 1946
Casa de la Raza, ca. 1969-1972
Casa Dorinda, n.d., 1972, 1973
Cate School, 1943
Catholic Daughters of America, 1937-1970
Catholic Welfare Bureau, 1937-1971
Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, n.d., 1960-1980
Central California Conservation Council, n.d., 1959, 1960
Central California Conservation League, n.d., 1968
Cerritos Park Association, 1937
Chamber of Commerce, ca. 1930-1975
Channel City Camera Club, ca. 1947-1974
Channel City Club, ca. 1941-1973
Channel City Women's Forum, 1968-1979
Chaparral Poets, ca. 1949-1955
Child Abuse Listening Mediation, Inc., n.d.
Child's Estate Development Committee, ca. 1962-1975
Children's Home Society, 1954-1974
Children's Protective Society, 1972, 1975
Christian Business Men's Committee, ca. 1968-1971
Chuma Council No. 182, 1953-1957
Citizens' Advisory Committee, ca. 1947-1957
Citizens' Advisory Council, 1951
Citizens' Conservation Committee, 1956
Citizens' Committee for Proposition 1, 1970
Citizens' Committee for Proposition 1 - California, 1970
City Building & Loan Association, ca. 1926
City Club of Santa Barbara, ca. 1937-1971
City of Carpinteria - Mayor Alan R. Coates, 1969
City Planning Commission, 1983
Coastal Area Protective League, 1954-1959
Coastal Commission, 1974-1976
Coastal Legislation, 1970, 1972
Coastal Preservation Coalition (Wilcox Property), n.d.
Commission of Immigration and Housing of California, 1916, 1969
Committee for a Greater Santa Barbara, 1986
Committee on Revenue and Taxation, 1961
Committee on Un-American Activities, 1945
Committee to Preserve the Santa Barbara Native Grasslands, ca. 1973-1975
Community Action Commission of Santa Barbara County, ca. 1966-1983
Community Affairs Board, 1970
Community Arts Association, ca. 1912-1974
Community Arts Music Association, 1940-1971
Community Arts Music Association of Santa Barbara Inc., 1928-1948
Community Chest, ca. 1930-1972
Community Ecology Center, 1970-1975
Community Environmental Council Inc., n.d., 1970-1985
Community Institute, 1952
Community Peace Center, 1969
Community Relations Commission of the City of Santa Barbara, 1968-1970
Conejo Valley Garden Club, Federated, 1970-1975
Conservation Association of LA County, 1936
Conservation Association of Southern California, 1940-1941
Conservation Council - Minutes, 1940-1969
Conservation Education Committee - Department of Natural Resources, 1938-1974
Conservation Information Service, 1955
Contra Costa Hills Club, 1941, 1969
Contra Costa Park & Recreation Council, 1958-1965
Contra Costa Soil Conservation District, 1966
Coordinating Committee on Indian Affairs, 1947
Coordinating Councils Inc., 1939
Coral Casino, 1976
Cosmopolitan Club, 1915, 1927
Cosmopolitan Opera Association, 1945
Council for Planning and Conservation, 1969
Council for Extension of Torrey Pines Reserve, n.d., 1967
Council of Arts of Santa Barbara, 1949-1973
Council of Christmas Cheer Board, 1978
Council of Conservationists, 1955-1958
Council of State Forestry Association, 1951
Council on Environmental Quality, 1975
Country Playhouse (Montecito), 1915
County National Bank and Trust Company of Santa Barbara, California, n.d.
County Planning Commission, 1946-1969
Craftworkers Association of Santa Barbara, 1928
Crane Country Day School, n.d.
Credit Bureau of Santa Barbara Inc., 1962
Danish Brotherhood and Sisterhood, 1953, 1971
Das Institut, 1973-1977
Daughters of the American Colonists, 1947-1956
Daughters of the American Revolution, ca. 1930-1974
Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War, 1956
De La Guerra Studios, n.d.
Deane School, 1931, 1932
Decency Standards Committee of Santa Barbara, n.d., 1960, 1961
Decorators Showcase, 1972-1973
Degree of Pocahontas, 1937-1956
Department of Conservation, 1969
Department of Education, 1942-1968
Department of Forests and Parks, 1955
Department of Housing & Urban Development, 1968
Department of Natural Resources, n.d., 1947-1961
Department of Parks and Recreation, 1972
Department of Parks and Recreation- California History Plan, n.d., 1973
Department of Playground & Recreation, n.d.
Department of the Interior, n.d., 1941-1975
Department of Water Resources, n.d., 1966
Desert Protective Council, 1955
Desert Protective Council Education Foundation, 1960, 1961
Devereux Foundation, 1973
Direct Relief Foundation, 1957-1985
Disabled American Veterans, Santa Barbara Chapter, ca. 1954-1973
Division of Parks and Beaches, n.d., 1958
Don Quijote (English/Spanish Magazine), 1930
Drug Abuse Prevention Center, 1970-1985
Eagle Rock Forestry Camp, 1942
Easter Seal Society for Crippled Children and Adults, 1959-1971
Eastside Improvement Association, 1953
Eberle Economic Service, 1928
Ecology Action, 1970-1987
Ecology Communications Organization, 1970, 1971
Educational Exhibition Company, n.d., 1916
Eight et Forty, 1953-1955
Eisteddfod Association, 1925-1926
El Encanto Heights Improvement Association, 1962
El Encanto Hotel, n.d.
El Mirasol - Land Use Proposals, n.d., 1967-1970
El Mirasol Hotel, 1945, 1967
El Montecito Presbyterian Church, 1932, 1969-1972
El Paseo de la Guerra, 1933
El Presidio, 1985
Elks, ca. 1930-1977
Engineering Planners Inc., n.d.
English Speaking Union, Santa Barbara, 1930-1969
Environmental Defense Center, 1984
Environmental Defense Fund, 1969
Eucalyptus Hill Improvement Association, 1963
Eugenics Society of Northern California, n.d., 1949
Exchange Club, 1930-1969
Experiment in International Living, 1959-1972
Family Education and Counseling Center (Family to Family Fellowship), 1974
Family Service Agency, 1950-1973
Farm Bureau, 1930-1971
Faulkner Memorial Art Gallery, 1930-1967
Federal Council of the Churches of Christian America, 1920
Federal Sportsmen of Santa Barbara, 1946, 1961-1965
Federated Council of Improvement Associations, n.d.
Federation of Western Outdoor Clubs, 1940-1971
Federation of Women's Clubs, n.d., 1930-1973
Ferry, W. H., 1966-1967
Festival of Arts, 1949-1973
Fifty One Prize Winning Homes, 1930
Filipino Community Association, 1955, 1969
Financial Corp. of Santa Barbara, n.d., 1974-1979
Fire Prevention Committee - American Green Cross, 1934
First Christian Church - Courier, 1984-1986
First Congregational Church of Santa Barbara, 1937
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Santa Barbara, 1964-1971
First National Bank of California, 1924
First National Trust and Savings Bank of Santa Barbara, 1928
First Presbyterian Church, n.d., 1959-1974
Flintridge Riding Club, 1939
Folk Arts Center Inc., 1940-1947
Foothill Preservation League, 1973-1974
Foundation of Integrated Education, n.d.
4-H Club, 1930-1972
Free Schools, n.d., 1970-1971
Friday Morning Club, 1937-1955
Friends Committee on National Legislation, 1957
Friends for Bikeology, 1971-1981
Friends of the Earth, n.d., 1971-1975
Friends of the River, 1981
Friends of the Santa Barbara Public Library, n.d., 1953-1965
Friends of the Three Sisters Wilderness Inc., 1956-1957
Fund for the Republic [see also: Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions], 1959-1960
Future Farmers of America, 1942
Garden Hosts of Santa Barbara, n.d., 1937-1951
General Electric TEMPO, 1959
General Federation of Women's Clubs, 1928-1944
General Federation of Women's Clubs - Dept. of Education, n.d, 1940-1962
General Federation of Women's Clubs - Fine Arts Dept., n.d., 1938-1941
General Federation of Women's Clubs - Dept. of International Relations, 1940-1941
General Federation of Women's Clubs - Dept. of Public Welfare, n.d.
Get Oil Out (GOO) Inc., 1968-1989
Girl Scouts, ca. 1930-1966
Girls Club of Santa Barbara (and Goleta Valley), 1955-1975
Glen Canyon Dam, 1956
Glenwood, n.d.
Goleta Valley Chamber of Commerce - Goleta Magazine, 1988-1990
Goleta Valley Cycle Club Newsletters, 1983-1987
Goleta Valley Girls Club, 1968
Goleta Valley Historical Society, 1978, 1979
Graholm Estate: Museum, n.d.
Granada Theatre, n.d., 1968
Greater Santa Barbara Advertising Club (also known as the Greater Santa Barbara Advertising Federation), (see also: Advertising and Merchandising Club of Santa Barbara, 1956-1964), 1971-1982
Greater Santa Barbara Advertising and Merchandising Club, n.d., 1966-1980
Guest, 1938-1959
Guide Dogs for the Blind, Inc., 1955-1970
Hadassah, 1950-1972
Happy Valley School, n.d.
Harbinger House, 1970
Haynes Foundation, 1945
Hazard, Caroline, n.d., 1945
Helping (Isla Vista), 1973-1978
Helping Hand Club, 1959, 1965
Hidden Valley Improvement Association, 1967-1968
Hillside House, ca. 1949-1971
Hispanic Society of Santa Barbara, n.d., 1957-1959
Hoff General Hospital, n.d., 1943
Home Builders Association, 1967
Home Owned Business Association, 1935
Hope Ranch Park Homes Association, 1970
Hope Ranch Park, n.d., 1908, 1903-1963, 1927
Horse and Flower Show, Santa Barbara, 1947-1966
Housing & Urban Development, 1966, 1967
Housing Commission of the City of Los Angeles, 1906-1908
Human Relations Institute, n.d., 1990
Humane Society, 1947-1974
Hymn of the United Nations, 1947
Indian Defense Association of California, 1926
Indian Defense Association of Santa Barbara, n.d., 1930, 1933, 1965
Inland Council of Conservation Clubs, 1962-1966
Institute of Ethnic Affairs, n.d., 1946-1954
Institute of Logopedics Inc., 1959, 1960
Institute of Philanthropic Research (for UCLA), 1934
Interim Committee for Education on Alcoholism, 1949
International Federation for Housing and Town Planning, 1935, 1938
International Film Festival of Santa Barbara, 1957
International Shade Tree Conference, 1965, 1973
International Snowmobile Industry Association, 1980-1984
Inter-Tribal Council of California Inc., 1975
Irrigation Districts Association of California, n.d., 1946-1951
Isla Vista Association, 1968
Isla Vista Community Development Corporation, 1978-1981
Isla Vista Community Service Center, 1970-1976
Isla Vista Counseling Center, 1970-1984
Isla Vista Credit Union, 1970-1984
Isla Vista Food Co-op, 1970-1982
Isla Vista Improvement Association, 1957
Isla Vista Justice Court, 1972-1973
Isla Vista Legal Clinic, 1983-1985
Isla Vista Medical Clinic, 1970-1985
Izaak Walton League of America, Inc., ca. 1951-1962
January 28 Committee, n.d., 1970
Journal of Elementary Education, 1942
Junior Chamber of Commerce, ca. 1939-1972
Junior League of Santa Barbara, Inc., 1937-1981
Junior Matrons Club, 1947-1956
Junior Women's Club, ca. 1950-1974
Kappa Alpha Theta, 1921-1960
Keep America Beautiful Inc., n.d., 1957-1962, 1969-1976
Keep California Green Inc., 1955-1960
Kellogg Highlands, n.d.
Kenneth R. Anderson Company Inc., 1971
Kiwanis, 1930-1974
Knights of Columbus, 1953-1956
KOA - Fitting a Farm for the Future, 1948
La Arcada Investment Corporation, 1976
La Arcada, 1984
La Casa de Maria, n.d., 1968, 1969
La Colina Junior High School, 1969
La Cumbre Golf and Country Club, 1930, 1939
La Cumbre Heights, n.d.
La Cumbre Mutual Water Co., 1932, 1952
La Jolla Conservation Society, n.d.
La Loma Feliz School, 1936, 1939
La Mesa Improvement Association, 1945, 1964
La Primavera Association, 1920
La Primavera en Santa Barbara, n.d., 1941-1947
La Ramada Estates, n.d.
La Vista Club, 1964
Laguna Blanca School, 1938-1939, 1963-1964
Laguna School, 1970-1973
Land Trust for Santa Barbara County, 1989
Landmarks Club, 1927
League for Coastal Protection, 1983
League for the Abolition of Capital Punishment, n.d.
League of Conservation Voters, n.d., 1972
League of Women Voters, ca. 1937-1975
League of Women Voters of California, 1934, 1974
Legislative Constitutional Revision Committee, 1947
Liaison Committee of Rural Women's Organizations, n.d.
Lion's Club, n.d., 1960
Lists, n.d., 1973
Lobero Theatre Foundation, n.d., 1926-1963
Los Angeles City Board of Education, 1947
Los Angeles Health Department, 1915
Los Padres Interpretive Association, 1975, 1987
Los Padres National Forest, n.d., 1968-1973
Los Prietos Boys Camp, 1953, 1965
Mar Monte Hotel, n.d.
March of Dimes, 1948-1972
Marin Art and Garden, 1948
Marin Conservation League, 1915, 1956
Marin County Planning Commission, 1943
Mark Harrington Library, n.d., 1971
Masonic Lodge, 1955-1956
Marymount, n.d., 1946
Max C. Fleischmann Foundation, 1950
Mayor's Advising Committee on Human Relations, 1966
McKinley Boys Club Inc., n.d.
Memorial Cancer Foundation, 1959
Memorial Hospital, n.d., 1960-1967
Memorial Rehabilitation Foundation, 1965-1970
Men's Garden Club of Santa Barbara, n.d., 1963-1976
Mental Health Association, ca. 1959-1976
Mesa Improvement Association, 1964-1970
Mid-Peninsula Trails Council, 1985
Mills College, 1931-1974
Milpas Merchants' Association, ca. 1949-1973
Miniad Company, n.d.
Miramar Hotel, n.d., 1946
Mission Canyon Association, 1930-1971
Mission Music, n.d., 1974-1976
Mission Trails Association, 1941-1954
Missionary Medical College for Women, Vellore, Inc., n.d., 1936
Montecito Country Club, ca. 1924-1975
Montecito Festival Association, n.d., 1953
Montecito Home Club, ca. 1949-1955
Montecito Roadside Committee, 1930, 1960
Montecito School for Girls, 1947
Montecito School for the Theatre, n.d.
Mountain Drive Association, 1959-1962, 1963-1975
Muir Woods Natural History Association, n.d., 1964
Music Society of Santa Barbara Inc., n.d., 1969
My Country Society, Inc., 1973-1975
Myopia Hunt Club, n.d.
National Assistance League, 1960s-1970s
National Association of Arts & Letters, 1964
National Association of Colored People (NAACP), ca. 1947-1972
National Association of Housing Officials - Southwest Regional Council, ca. 1940-1964
National Association on Indian Affairs, 1935-1937
National Committee on Housing, Inc., 1944-1948
National Community Center Association, 1926, 1930
National Conference on Planning, 1946
National Congress of American Indians, n.d., 1943-1957
National Conference on Social Welfare, 1968
National Conference on State Parks, Inc., 1946-1967
National Council for Community Improvement, 1956
National Historic Preservation Week - Richard Nixon - Proclamation, 1973
National Housing Association, 1915, 1916
National League for American Indians, n.d.
National League for Women's Service, 1951-1968
National Organization of Women (NOW), ca. 1970-1972
National Park Service, n.d., 1932-1962
National Recreation & Park Association, n.d., 1921, 1968-1978
National Recreation Association, 1935-1966
National Research Council, 1947
Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc., 1975
National Retired Teachers Association, ca. 1952-1969
National Safety Council, n.d., 1945, 1957
National Science Foundation, 1962-1976
National Secretaries Association, ca. 1954-1974
National Shade Tree Conference, n.d., 1948-1956
National Trails Council, n.d., 1972-1974
National Trust for Historic Preservation, 1952-1975
National Women's Liberty Loan Committee, n.d., 1913-1918
Native Daughters of the Golden West, ca. 1950-1969
Native Sons of the Golden West, ca. 1930-1975
Nature Club of Southern California, 1937-1939
Nature Study Camp, 1933-1934
Needlework Guild of America, 1953-1954
Neighborhood House, 1947-1971
Neighborhood House Association, 1914-1915, 1938-1952
New Directions in Santa Barbara Business, 1981
New Horizons, n.d.
No Oil Inc., n.d., 1971
North Central Regional Commission, 1943-1975
Northside Business Association, 1962-1974
Olympic Games, Los Angeles, 1932
Open Stair Companies, n.d., 1925
Order of the Eastern Star, ca. 1951-1956
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, n.d.
Our Lady of Sorrows Church, 1979
Oxford Group, 1933
Pacific Advertising Clubs Association, 1941
Pacific Coast Festival, n.d., 1954, 1955
Pacific Coast Society for Legal History, 1966
Pacific Crest Trail System, n.d.
Pacific Outdoor League, n.d.
Pacific States Seedsmen's Association, 1937
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company, 1912, 1915
Pan-American League, n.d., 1943, 1944
Panhellenic Club, ca. 1946-1967
Parent-Teacher Association, ca. 1937-1975
Pasadena Community Playhouse Association, 1925-1926
Pasadena Community wide Committee on Conservation, 1959
Patriotic League, n.d., 1917-1919
Peach Grove Improvement Association (Grove Lane District Improvement Association), n.d., 1968
Pen Women, ca. 1949-1971
People for Open Space, 1968-1972
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, n.d.
Permanent Blind Relief War Fund, n.d., 1919-1920, 1942-1945
Philocophian Club, 1930
Photographic Society of America, 1951
Pillsbury Foundation for Advancement of Music Education, 1941
Planned Parenthood, ca. 1970-1973
Playground & Recreation Association of America, n.d., 1920, 1930
Point Lobos Association, n.d.
Potter Theatre, n.d., 1923
President's Committee for Traffic Safety, ca. 1956-1961
President's Conference on Fire Prevention, 1947
President's Water Resources Policy Commission, n.d., 1950, 1955
Prevailing Winds Research, 1990
Pro-America, ca. 1955
Public Administration Service, n.d.
Public Beach Coordination Committee of Southern California, 1937, 1940
Public Welfare League, n.d.
Rancho Goleta, n.d.
Red Cross, ca. 1944-1974
Red Shield Service Club, 1952-1958
Red Wind Foundation, Inc., 1974
Republican National Committee, 1936
Republicans (GOP), ca. 1930-1971
Restaurante del Paseo, n.d.
Retail Merchants Association, ca. 1940-1969
Retired Professional and Business Men's Club, ca. 1949-1962
Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP), n.d., 1971-1979
Rhead Pottery Studios, 1915
Richard B. Taylor - Architect, n.d.
Richfield Oil Co., n.d., 1953-1959
Right to Life League, n.d.
Riviera Association, 1933-1975
Rotary Club, ca. 1930-1975
Russell Sage Foundation, 1932
Sabado y Domingo Art Exhibitions, 1970-1972
Sacramento Newsletter, Inc., 1966, 1967
Saint Anthony's Seminary, n.d.
Saint Francis Hospital, 1934-1978
Saint Francis Hospital Guild, 1930, 1953-1976
St. Vincent Report, 1927, 1972, 1973
Salvation Army, 1935-1973
Samarkand District Improvement Association, 1962, 1963
Samarkand Hotel, n.d.
San Diego County Road Department, n.d.
San Diego Welfare, n.d.
San Francisco Golden Gate International Exposition, n.d., 1939-1940
San Francisco Housing & Planning Association, 1941
San Marcos Hotel, n.d.
San Rafael Wilderness Proposal, 1965-1967
San Roque Park District Improvement Association, Inc., 1968
San Ysidro Ranch, n.d., 1953-1954
Sansum Clinic, n.d., 1948, 1973
Sansum Clinic Research Foundation, 1973
Santa Barbara All Year Association - Tourism, 1975-1977, 1979
Santa Barbara American Revolution Bicentennial, 1974-1976
Santa Barbara and Suburban Railway, n.d.
Santa Barbara Art Club, 1924
Santa Barbara Art Institute, n.d., 1973-1975
Santa Barbara Arts Council, 1975
Santa Barbara Arts Inc., 1961
Santa Barbara Associates, n.d., 1935
Santa Barbara Audubon Society, 1963-1976
Santa Barbara Biltmore Corporation, 1926-1979
Santa Barbara Biltmore Hotel, n.d., 1927-1971
Santa Barbara Biltmore Hotel, Specifications
Santa Barbara Blue Book, 1914, 1931, 1968
Santa Barbara Board of Realtors, 1968
Santa Barbara Boy Scouts, 1973-1975
Santa Barbara Business Action, 1978
Santa Barbara Business and Professional Women, ca. 1930-1974
Santa Barbara Chapel and Cemetery, n.d., 1937
Santa Barbara Chinese Festival, 1941, 1944
Santa Barbara Choral Union, 1936
Santa Barbara Citizens' Advisory Council, 1948-1950
Santa Barbara Citizens' Committee NCCD, 1965, 1970, 1971
Santa Barbara Citizens for Environmental Defense, n.d., 1969
Santa Barbara Citizens' Good Government League, 1935
Santa Barbara City Parks, 1940, 1965, 1967
Santa Barbara Civic Monthly, 1935
Santa Barbara Civic Opera Association, n.d., 1954, 1961
Santa Barbara Civic Recreation Center, 1948
Santa Barbara College, 1947, 1951
Santa Barbara Committee on Alcoholism, 1956-1975
Santa Barbara Committee on Housing and Urban Development, 1945-1967
Santa Barbara Community Chest, 1923-1957
Santa Barbara Community Ecology Center, n.d., 1973-1976
Santa Barbara Council - Experiment in International Living, 1971
Santa Barbara Council for Retarded Children, n.d., 1963-1968
Santa Barbara Council of Arts, n.d., 1949
Santa Barbara Council of Women's Clubs, 1969
Santa Barbara County Bicentennial Committee, 1975-1976
Santa Barbara County Board of Realtors, 1960-1973
Santa Barbara County Bowl, 1947-1948
Santa Barbara County Bowl Associates, Inc., 1948
Santa Barbara County Conservation Council, 1934, 1940
Santa Barbara County Courthouse, 1929
Santa Barbara County Employees' Association, 1971-1973
Santa Barbara County Federation of Women's Clubs, 1916-1933
Santa Barbara Forum, 1947
Santa Barbara County General Hospital, n.d., 1922-1946
Santa Barbara County - Government Relief, n.d., 1941
Santa Barbara County Horticultural Society, Inc., n.d., 1939-1979, 1972-1975
Santa Barbara County Office of Environmental Quality, 1974
Santa Barbara County Parks Foundation, n.d., 1986
Santa Barbara County Republican Women, Fed., 1961, 1968
Santa Barbara County Riding Club, Inc., 1984
Santa Barbara County Schools - Office of the Superintendent, 1970, 1972
Santa Barbara County Roadside Council, n.d., 1935, 1938, 1941
Santa Barbara County Trails Advisory Committee, 1961-1979
Santa Barbara County Trails Council, 1950-1978
Santa Barbara County Water Agency, 1948-1956
Santa Barbara Crosstown Freeway Forum, 1971
Santa Barbara Dance Guild, 1929-1949
Santa Barbara Decency Standards Committee, 1965
Santa Barbara Democratic League, 1973-1981
Santa Barbara Ecology Center, 1971
Santa Barbara Estates, Inc., n.d.
Santa Barbara Fair and Horse Show, 1950-1960
Santa Barbara Film Society, 1963-1964
Santa Barbara Floral Carnival, 1892
Santa Barbara Flower Ball, 1894
Santa Barbara Flower Festival, 1894-1895
Santa Barbara Foundation, 1938-1968
Santa Barbara French School for Girls, n.d.
Santa Barbara Garden Tours Committee, 1933
Santa Barbara Girls School, 1919-1929
Santa Barbara Golf Association, 1953
Santa Barbara Good Neighbor Day, 1943
Santa Barbara Harbor, n.d., 1923-1969
Santa Barbara Harvest Festival, 1943-1946
Santa Barbara Home Planning Institute, 1944
Santa Barbara Humane Society, 1951-1972
Santa Barbara Junior Chamber of Commerce, n.d.
Santa Barbara Junior Museum, 1954
Santa Barbara Kennel Club, 1919, 1958, 1966
Santa Barbara Legal Center Inc., n.d.
Santa Barbara Little Gardens Club, 1972-1974
Santa Barbara Maracological Society, 1974
Santa Barbara March of Dimes, n.d.
Santa Barbara Mental Health Associates, Inc., 1950-1979
Santa Barbara Mineral and Gem Society, n.d, 1962, 1963
Santa Barbara Mutual Building & Loan Association, 1960-1962
Santa Barbara National Bank, n.d., 1973-1979
Santa Barbara Nature Camp Executive Committee, n.d., 1974
Santa Barbara Nature Study Camp, n.d.
Santa Barbara News-Press, 1954, 1957, 1970
Santa Barbara Opera Club, n.d.
Santa Barbara Opera Guild, n.d., 1956
Santa Barbara Orchestral Society, 1953
Santa Barbara Parents for Decency, 1969
Santa Barbara Polo Club, 1920, 1921
Santa Barbara Real Estate Board, n.d., 1908, 1958
Santa Barbara Recreation Center, 1930-1972
Santa Barbara Rescue Mission, 1972-1978
Santa Barbara Residence for Teenage Girls Inc., 1962
Santa Barbara Resistance, 1968-1969
Santa Barbara Retail Merchants Association, 1949
Santa Barbara Riding and Hunt Club, 1932-1935
Santa Barbara Riding and Trail Association, 1922
Santa Barbara Rotary Club, 1918-1959
Santa Barbara Scholarship Foundation, 1962-1979, 1965
Santa Barbara School of Natural Science, 1941
Santa Barbara School of Nature Study, 1937
Santa Barbara School of the Arts, 1924-1932
Santa Barbara School, 1968
Santa Barbara Shores, n.d.
Santa Barbara Shrine Club, 1930-1972
Santa Barbara Social Services, 1928-1978
Santa Barbara State Teachers College, n.d., 1932, 1947
Santa Barbara Summer Festival Guild, n.d.
Santa Barbara Symphony Orchestra Association, n.d., 1965-1975
Santa Barbara Visiting Nurse Association, 1915-1971
Santa Barbara Visitor Guides, n.d., 1936-1952
Santa Barbara Volunteer Bureau, 1948-1961
Santa Barbara Welcome Wagon, 1962-1967
Santa Barbara Women's Architectural League, n.d., 1968
Santa Barbara World Affairs Institute, 1955-1956, 1974
Santa Barbara Yacht Club, 1923-1972
Santa Barbara Young Men's Christian Organization (YMCA), 1951-1962
Santa Barbara YMCA - War Effort, n.d., 1917-1925
Santa Barbara Youth Theatre Productions, 1964
Santa Barbara Zoological Gardens, 1982
Santa Barbarans, Inc., 1932, 1935
Santa Clara County Planning Department, 1959
Santa Clara County Schools, 1952
Santa Ines Mission, n.d., 1939-1955
Santa Ynez Valley Citizens, n.d., 1966, 1972
Save Ellwood Shores, 1990
Save Our Shoreline, n.d., 1961-1964
Save San Francisco Bay Association, 1966-1968
Save the Children Federation, 1951
Save the Dunes Council, 1960, 1962
Save the Myrtle Woods, 1952
Scenic Shoreline Preservation Committee, n.d., 1967
Science and Engineering Council of Santa Barbara, 1964
Sears, Roebuck & Co., 1966-1967
Second Statewide Air Pollution Conference, 1970
Semana Nautica Association, 1936-1973
Senate Fact Finding Committee, 1966
Senator Robert J. Lagomarsino Office, 1968
Shakespeare Club, 1955
"Should Santa Barbara Go High Rise?" Project, n.d.
Society of Architectural Historians, 1963-1971
Soroptimist International of Santa Barbara, 1956-1975
Sororities, ca. 1930s-1973
South Coast Information Project (Housing Program), n.d.
South Coastal Santa Barbara County, Soil Conservation District, 1948
South California Conference on State Legislature Problems, 1953
South California Edison Company - Conservation, n.d.
South Pacific Division Office, 1949
Southern California Outdoor Federation, n.d.
Southern Council of Conservation Clubs, 1955-1959
Southern California Council on Earthquake Protection, 1925
Southwest Indian Foundation, 1971
Southwest Museum, 1949
Southwest Training Institute, 1943
Special Districts Association, 1973
State Association of Builders' Exchanges, 1928, 1929
State Department of Natural Resources, 1958
State Department of Water Resources, 1954
State of California, Department of Education, 1947
State of California, Department of Natural Resources, 1942-1958
State of California, Department of Parks and Recreation, 1966-1967
State of California, Department of Public Works - Division of Highways, 1962
State of California, Governor's Office, 1954
State of California, Legislative Constitutional Revision Committee, n.d., 1947
State of California Recreation Commission, 1951
State of California, Senate Interim Committee on Statewide System of Parks, 1957-1964
State of California, State Park Commission, 1943-1965
State Public Works Bulletin, 1971
State Solid Waste Management Board, 1981
State Water Resources Control Board, 1966-1974
Strollers Club, n.d., 1930-1931
Sunburst, 1979-1981
Switchboard, n.d., 1969-1972
Tajiguas Rancho, n.d.
Tamalpais Conservation Club, 1944-1957
Tax Action Association of Santa Barbara County, 1967
Teacher Education Convention, 1940
Teatro de Camara, n.d.
El Teatro de la Esperanza, 1974
Texas State Parks Board, 1955
Thacher School, 1909-1939
Theodore Payne Foundation for Wildflowers and Native Plants, Inc., 1927-1973
Thomas Hope House County Historical Landmark #10, 1975
Thunderbird Homes, n.d.
Toastmasters Club, ca. 1930-1975
Toastmistresses Club, ca. 1931-1959
Today's Radio News, 1940
Torrey Pines Reserve, n.d., 1964, 1967
Trailfinders School for Boys, n.d., 1943-1953
"Tree Committee," 1936-1938
Tri-County Commission - Aging, 1976
Tri-County Conservation League, 1965
Tri-County Summer Music Festival, 1941
Trustees for Conservation, n.d., 1958-1963
Tuberculosis & Health Association of Santa Barbara, n.d., 1940
Tuolumne County Fish and Game, 1934
20-30 Club, ca. 1947-1960
"Una Pastorela," 1989
Underseas Foundation, n.d., 1971-1976
Unemployment Relief, Santa Barbara, 1931-1932
UNICEF, n.d.
Union Civica Mexicana, 1971-1973
Unitarian Church, 1930
United California League, n.d.
United Church Women, 1953-1959
United Nations Association, n.d., 1965-1971
United Nations Association of USA, 1965-1976
U.S. Department of Energy, 1985
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, 1951
U.S. Department of the Interior, 1931-1976
U.S. War Department, Beach Erosion Board - Supplementary Report, Beach Erosion Study at Santa Barbara, California, 1942
United Way, 1970-1975
United World Federalists, Inc., 1952
United World Federalists, Santa Barbara Chapters, 1968
University Club of Santa Barbara, 1930-1985
University of California, Berkeley
University of California, Berkeley - Irving Stone
University of California, College of Agriculture
University of California, Davis
University of California - Division of Agricultural Sciences
University of California Extension Program - Energy and Environment, n.d.
University of California Institute on Community Development, n.d.
University of California, Santa Barbara, n.d.
University of California, Santa Barbara Affiliates, n.d.
University of California, Santa Barbara Exhibition (George Washington Smith), n.d.
University of California, Santa Barbara Library, n.d.
University of California, Santa Barbara - Special Collections, 1972, 1973
University Religious Conference, n.d.
University Tutoring School, n.d.
University's Natural Land and Water Reserves System, n.d.
V. E. Day, 1945
Valley Club, n.d.
Vandenburg Air Force Base, 1958-1967
Vedanta Society of California, n.d., 1956
Ventura County Conservation Council, 1940-1941
Ventura County Planning Commission, 1970
Ventura County Schools, 1945
Ventura County Tomorrow Plan, 1972
Veterans, n.d., 1945-1987
Veteran's Coordinating Council & Information Center, 1944
Veteran's Furnishing Committee, 1946
Victorian Preservation Society, 1964-1975
Villa San Marcos, n.d.
Vista Del Montecito, 1971-1973
War Production Board, n.d., 1943
War Work, etc., 1917-1919
Welfare Planning Council, 1955, 1961-1963
West Coast Lumber Trade Extension Bureau, 1927
Western Museums Conference, 1947-1975
Western Museums League, 1968-1974
Western States Promotion Council, Inc., 1941
Westlake Garden Club, 1973
Westmont College, 1958-1975
Widow's Pension Bureau, 1921
Wilderness Society, n.d., 1973, 1975
William Zimdin Foundation, 1957
Wilson School, 1963
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps, 1943
Women's Association, 1967
Women's Auxiliary of Brooklyn Nursery and Infants Hospital, 1939
Women's City Club, 1928, 1947, 1954
Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, California State Branch, 1934
Women's Land Army of America, 1918
Women's Legislative Council of California, 1918, 1930
Wood Glen Hall, n.d.
Work, Inc., n.d., 1978, 1979
Work Training Program, Inc., n.d.
Works Progress Administration, 1937
World Citizens Association, 1946
World Friendship Club, n.d.
World Government Week, 1948
Write-In Bulletin, 1968
Yosemite National Park, 1931, 1932
Young Women's Christian Association, 1917-1919
Youtheatre of Santa Barbara, 1945-1972
Zimdin Foundation, 1953, 1956
Zonta Club, ca. 1930-1972
Series II: Clippings
Additional Note
"Access," 1975
Airport and Aviation, 1930s-1975
Annexations and Sub-Divisions, 1930-1974
Architectural Board of Review, 1962-1975
Architecture, 1920s-1949, 1968
Beaches, Harbor, and Wharf (includes Stearns Wharf), 1930-1975
Beautification, 1964-1973
Better Homes, 1926-1939
Bicentennial, 1974-1975
Bicycles and Bikeways, 1970-1975
Billboards and Signs (see also: Roadsides, Billboards and Signs), 1927-1973
Books and Authors [local]
Building and Buildings
California Conservation Week, ca. 1940-1951
Centennials and Fairs
Chase Family
Childs Estate [?]
City Beautiful Awards
Civic Affairs / Civic Clubs
Coastal Conservation and Protection
Disasters and Aftermath (including drought, earthquakes, fires, and floods)
Drama and Theatre Arts
El Capitan, Hollister Ranch, and Gaviota, 1970, 1972-1973
El Presidio, 1967-1973
Embarcadero Municipal Improvement District (Goleta Valley), 1961-1965
Environment / Environmental Issues (including recycling and erosion), 1942, 1970-1975
Farmworkers, n.d., 1954
Farms and Ranches
Festivals and Fairs
Fiesta (see also: Santa Barbara Newspapers; Manuscripts Oversize), ca. 1926-1985
Films / Film Companies (including Flying A Studio), 1948, 1950, 1967
Flower Shows
Garden Clubs, 1934-1939, 1947, 1950-1972
Garden Tours, 1927, 1938, 1946-1954, 1963, 1968
Highways and Freeways (including cross-town), 1930-1973
History - Santa Barbara City and County (by year), 1926-1975
Hollister Ranch, 1970
Homes (incl. Home Designs and Home Tours), 1963-1975
Hope Ranch (incl. Laguna Blanca), ca. 1930-1971
Horse Shows, 1947
Hospitals (incl. Cottage Hospital, Health, Healthcare, and Medicine), 1930-1975
Hotels (including Arlington, Biltmore, Miramar, Potter)
Improvement Associations, 1947-1959
Industry / Industries, 1947-1974
Japanese Americans, 1942
Land and Farms (including land use and development; see also: Ranchos and Missions), 1963-1974
Landmarks, 1961-1968
Landscaping, 1960-1966
Las Positas, 1955
Libraries (including Santa Barbara Public Library), 1926-1927, 1947-1974
Lighting (including street lighting), ca. 1926-1931
Lompoc (including some La Purisima), 1930, 1950, 1959-1973
Los Olivos - Mattei's Tavern, 1980
Mexican-American Issues, 1959, 1968-1974
Military / Armed Forces (local area; see also: Vandenberg Air Force Base), 1944, 1947-1970
More Mesa Development, 1973
Movie Studios - local, 1920s
Music and Musicians, 1927-1933, 1943, 1947-1969
Newspapers (local), 1936, 1967
Oil (mainly pre-1969 Santa Barbara Oil Spill), 1927-1975
Parking and Traffic, 1947, 1950-1973
Point Arguello
Population (local area), 1930-1972
Publicity (for local area), 1925, 1930, 1933, 1947
Race Relations, 1948, 1968
Radio (local stations), 1947-1955
Ranchos and Mission (see also: Land and Farms; see also: Farms and Ranches), 1938, 1947-1959
Recreation and Sports, 1930-1975
Retail Merchants Association, 1947-1950
Roads and Streets, 1930, 1960-1975
Roadsides, Billboards, Signs (see also: Billboards and Signs), 1947-1959
Santa Barbara Beautiful, 1965-1974
Santa Barbara Birthday, 1968-1972
Santa Barbara - City (includes Board of Freeholders, City Council), 1943-1963
Santa Barbara - County (includes Board of Supervisors), 1930-1973
Santa Barbara Schools, ca. 1930-1978
Social Service Agencies, 1927, 1930
Traffic and Parking, 1934-
University of California, Santa Barbara (and predecessor Santa Barbara College, etc.), 1930-1975
Vandenberg Air Force Base, 1959-1967
Veterans, 1947-1975
Water, 1930-1960
Weather - including storms and floods (see also: Disasters), 1952-1974
Wilderness and Wildlife, 1938, 1965-1975
Women - including women's clubs, 1930-1942
World War I - Women at Work, ca. 1917
WPA (local projects), 1935
Zoning, 1930, 1943-1975
Series III: Subject Files
Additional Note
Adobes (1 box)
Agriculture (3 boxes)
Architecture and Architects (3 boxes)
Arts and Artists (1 box)
Business and Commerce (1 box)
Carpinteria / Summerland (1 box)
Channel Islands (1 box)
Cities - California (1 box)
Conservation (3 boxes)
Earthquakes (2 boxes)
General (2 boxes)
Adult Education (1 box)
Santa Barbara City and County Schools (1 box)
Energy (1 box)
Fires - including Forest Fires (4 boxes)
Flora (1 box)
General (1 box)
California (1 box)
Los Padres National Forest (1 box)
USDA (2 boxes)
General [arrange by topic, e.g. orchids, wildflowers] [includes some catalogs] (5 boxes)
Garden clubs, societies, exhibits, shows - includes state and local [arrange by name] (4 boxes)
Goleta (5 boxes)
Health and Welfare
General (2 boxes)
Health and Social Services (1 box)
Health and Welfare (2 boxes)
Historic Preservation (1 box)
Hope Ranch (1 box)
1930s (2 boxes)
World War II / 1940s (2 boxes)
Unsorted, 1920s+
Indian Affairs (7 boxes)
American Indian Charter Convention, 1961
Articles and Clippings (about Indian affairs, including some Santa Barbara/Santa Ynez and Chumash)
Chase, Pearl
Government Reports, Hearings, and Other Documents
U.S. (mostly relating to California Indian issues)
House of Representatives
Department of Agriculture
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Department of the Interior - Bureau of Indian Affairs
Department of the Interior - National Resources Board
Grade III Curriculum
Images (of Indians, in photographs, greeting cards, and other)
Indian Tribes/Groups
Organizations, Institutes, and Related
American Association on Indian Affairs, Inc., 1938
American Friends Service Committee (incl. Associated Executive Committee of Friends on Indian Affairs), 1940s-1960s
American Indian Defense Association (incl. Indian Defense Association of Santa Barbara), 1920s-1930s
American Indian Historical Society (San Francisco CA), ca. 1969-1971
Associated Artists (Santa Barbara) - Benefit Concerts for Children of the Navajos, 1954
Association on American Indian Affairs, Inc. (incl. Southern California Branch, located in Santa Barbara), n.d., 1960s
Bacone College (traditional Indian arts), n.d.
Committee on Indian Civil Rights, 1934
Conference of Social Workers - Resolution Concerning Religious Freedom and the Pueblo Indians, n.d.
Conference on Indian Allotted and Heirship-Land Problem (Glacier Park, Montana), 1938
Cook Christian Training School (Tempe AZ), 1950s
Coordinating Committee on Indian Affairs, 1955
Dakota Indian Foundation, n.d.
Daughters of the American Revolution, California State Society (incl. Indian Citizenship Committee), ca. 1920s-1950s
Federation of Women's Clubs (incl. Indian welfare), 1930s-1940s
Indian Arts and Crafts Board, ca. 1953
Indian Arts Fund (Santa Fe, New Mexico), 1925
Indian Health Scholarship Fund (Aberdeen, SD), 1960
Indian Rights Association (Philadelphia, PA), 1941
Indian World (a California nonprofit organization), 1974
Inter-American Conference on Indian Life (Cuzco, Peru), 1949
Leupp Indian School, Arizona (photo), n.d.
Massachusetts Indian Association, 1931-1932
National Association on Indian Affairs, Inc., 1930s
National Conference of Social Work - Committee on the American Indian, 1931
National Conference on Social Welfare - Annual Forum (Los Angeles), 1964
National Popular Government League (re: Bureau of Indian Affairs), 1931
R. S. Davis (Manitou, CO) - catalogue, incl. Indian arts and crafts, n.d.
Red Cloud Indian School (Pine Ridge, SD), n.d.
Red Wind Council (Santa Margarita CA), 1974-1975
Senior Indian Nutrition Project of Santa Barbara, 1975
Wa-Pai-Shone Craftsmen (Stewart, Nevada), ca. 1937
Zuni Mission (Zuni, New Mexico), n.d.
Photographs (incl. black and white prints of Indians at 1955 Refugio fire)
Serials (scattered issues of journals, magazines, newsletters)
The American Indian, 1944-1949
American Indian Life, 1928-1931
The Amerindian, 1952
Apostle of California, 1957
Indian Affairs (AAIA), 1950-1960
Indian Education, 1936-1942
Indian Highways, 1949-1979
Indian Newsletter, 1932-1933
Indian Reporter, 1963
Indian Truth, 1964-1979
The Mission Indian, 1934-1940
The Mono, 1937-1943
The Morning Star, 1966-1973
The Native American, 1928
The Navajo Service News, 1936
The Omana Community Council News, 1958-1959
The Returned Student Bulletin (Navajo Tribe), [ca. 1932]
Southwestern Indian News Letter, 1951-1952
The Spirit of Missions, 1930
Talking Leaf, 1954-1955
Trachoma Institute Special, 1934
Miscellany (mainly pamphlets, flyers, and other printed ephemera)
Isla Vista
1958-1960 (1 box)
1960-1968 (1 box)
1968-1972 (1 box)
1972-1986, n.d. (1 box)
Los Angeles (1 box)
Missions - including Santa Barbara and La Purisima (1 box)
Montecito (1 box)
Oil (2 boxes)
Parks and Recreation - local, including park histories (3 boxes + 3 boxes clippings)
Tilton and Penfield files (1 box), 1930s-1940s
Reports (1 box), 1950s-1980s
City Planning Commission (1 box)
Houses - local, including Stow House (1 box)
Pollution - including air, water, and oil (1 box)
Prop 20 (2 boxes)
San Luis Obispo County (1 box)
Santa Barbara City
General (8 boxes)
Central City Redevelopment Plan (1 box)
Description and travel maps, blueprints, etc. (2 boxes)
Magazines and periodicals - material on Santa Barbara (1 box)
Plans and Reports (1 box)
Profiles (1 box)
Roads and Highways (1 box)
Waterfront (2 boxes)
Santa Barbara County - incl. Ellwood Beach, La Mesa, Lompoc, Point Conception, Zaca Lake, Zaca Ranch, misc. (1 box)
Santa Maria (1 box)
Santa Ynez Valley - incl. Solvang (1 box)
Traffic Safety (1 box)
Transportation (1 box)
Ventura County - including Ojai (1 box)
General (5 boxes)
Santa Barbara County (2 boxes)
Clippings (8 boxes)
World War II (1 box)
Series IV: Local History Essay Files
Additional Note
Ackerman, Michael - "The Airport at Goleta," 1984
Anderson, Gloria - Kelp Entangles Santa Barbara County," 1968
Bennett, James - "Refrigeration and the Artesia Ice House," 1979
"A Bibliography of Stage Travel in Santa Barbara...," n.d.
Boxer, Brian - "Santa Barbara, The Depression, and The New Deal," 1979
Byrd, Jane Carroll - "Making the People Happier," 1931
Caccese, Lisbeth - "Proposition 14," 1968
Chase, John - "Bibliographies for Architectural and Historic Resources Survey," 1978
Chase, John - "How to Research a Building," 1978
Chase, Pearl - "A Study in Contrasts - Santa Barbara Harmony versus Stark Angles," 1950
Chima, Rangeat - "Urbanization and the Physical Environment," 1979
"Civic and Commercial Architecture in Santa Barbara—Awards," 1926, 1927
Clark, Blair Alan - "Paving the Pathways of Progress," 1981


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Foreign direct investment (FDI) flows to the transition economies of South-East Europe, the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) and Georgia recovered some lost ground in 2011 after two years of stagnant performance. This was driven in large part by cross-border merger and acquisition (M&A) deals, UNCTAD's annual investment survey reports.
The World Investment Report 20121 , subtitled "Towards a New Generation of Investment Policies", was released today.
While manufacturing FDI increased in South-East Europe, buoyed by competitive production costs and open access to European Union markets, in the CIS incoming investment continued to be focused on natural resources.
FDI inflows remained concentrated in a few economies, with the top five destinations accounting for 87 per cent of investment directed to the region. The Russian Federation saw FDI flows grow by 22 per cent to $53 billion (see figure), the third-highest level ever recorded for the country. Foreign investors were motivated by the continued strong growth of local domestic markets, affordable labour costs and productivity gains, the report says. Foreign investors also continued to be attracted by high returns in energy- and natural-resource-related projects.
The region's FDI rebound was due mainly to a surge in cross-border M&As, from $4.5 billion in 2010 to $33 billion in 2011, the report says. While deals in energy, mining, oil and gas tend to attract most media attention, one of the liveliest magnets for cross-border M&As was the consumer market in 2011.
The services sector still plays only a small part in inward FDI to the region, but its importance may increase with the accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO) of the Russian Federation, the World Investment Report 2012 notes. Through accession, the country has committed itself to reducing FDI restrictions in a number of services industries, including banking, insurance, business services, telecommunications and distribution. Accession also may boost foreign investors' confidence and improve the overall investment environment, the report says.
Developed countries, mainly European Union members, remained the most important source of FDI to the transition region, accounting for the highest share of projects (comprising cross-border M&As and greenfield investments), although projects by investors from developing and transition economies also gained in importance.
FDI outflows from the transition economies, mainly from the Russian Federation, reached an all-time record in 2011, the report reveals. The region's natural-resource-based transnational corporations, supported by high commodity prices and higher stock market valuations, continued, and will continue to expand their operations in emerging markets rich in natural resources, the study predicts. Other firms from the region also are investing, including Russian banks which help to finance the foreign activities of Russian firms.
Overall, FDI flows to transition economies are expected to continue to grow, reflecting a more investor-friendly environment, WTO accession by the Russian Federation, and new privatization programmes, the report says.
Full Report - http://unctad.org/en/PublicationsLibrary/wir2012_embargoed_en.pdfOverview - http://unctad.org/en/PublicationsLibrary/wir2012overview_en.pdf
Figure 1 - Top five recipients and sources of FDI flows in transition economies, 2010 and 2011(Billions of dollars)
a) Inflows
b) Outflows
Source: UNCTAD, World Investment Report 2012.Note: Countries ranked on the basis of the magnitude of 2011 FDI flows.
United Nations Conference on Trade and Development
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A recent study suggests that there is a connection between long commutes and decreased exercise time.
Long commutes are associated with "higher weight, lower fitness levels and higher blood pressure, all of which are strong predictors of heart disease, diabetes and some cancers," the study reported.
Being exposed to the daily hassles of traffic can lead to higher chronic stress and higher blood pressure, lead investigator Christine M. Hoehner of Washington University in St. Louis told ABC Action News.
Scientists studied residents from the Dallas-Fort Worth and Austin, TX, metropolitan areas to document their commuting distances, body mass and metabolic risk as well as waist circumference, fasting glucose, lipid levels and blood pressure. Commuters who said they drove longer distances also reported they took part in less moderate or vigorous physical activity. They had lower cardiorespiratory fitness, greater body mass index, waist circumference and higher blood pressure.
The study even showed a link between the obesity rate increase and the number of American commuters and their commute times. Workers commuting in private vehicles jumped from 41.4 million in 1960 to 112.7 million in 2000, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation. And as suburbs have sprawled across the nation since the 1950s, commuter miles have increased, too, along with the time drivers spend sitting behind the wheel, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
Though moving closer to work may not be an option, commuters should find ways to work physical activity into their work days, Hoehner says, suggesting that they could do activities such as walking during work breaks. Employers could also help, she says, by encouraging fitness breaks and by offering schedule flexibility to commuters, if possible.


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Church leaders in Southern Sudan have called for urgent strategies to end threats caused by northern Uganda's rebel group, the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) - writes Fredrick Nzwili.
The leaders said attacks are escalating, threatening a fragile peace in a region that will celebrate independence on 9 July 2011.
"The LRA regularly harasses innocent people along the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Southern Sudan and Central Africa Republic borders," the Rev Ramadan Chan Liol, the Sudan Council of Churches (SCC) General Secretary told ENInews in Juba. "We feel it is urgent that we find ways of reaching a lasting peace with the LRA ."
The LRA started in 1987 in northern Uganda, with leader Joseph Kony stating his aim was to overthrow Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni's government and replace it with one led by the Ten Commandments. "Last month we lost a nun into the hands of the LRA in northern Congo ... there have been sporadic disappearances and killings, abduction, wounding and displacement of the people in Western Equatoria (in southern Sudan)," Roman Catholic Bishop Eduardo Hiiboro Kussala of Tombura-Yambio diocese in Southern Sudan said in a recent statement.
He said the LRA had murdered more than 2,700 people in southern Sudan, and abducted over 3,500 others since September 2008, when the latest wave of attacks began. "Many of our children are still in the hands of the LRA. We do not know if they are alive or dead. Those who have managed to escape bear the physical and mental scars of suffering and will never be the same again," he said.
Both Sudanese and Ugandan church leaders call for a negotiated settlement to the conflict. "I feel the best solution is dialogue. This means there is a peaceful resolution to it," said Chan.
Retired Anglican Bishop Macleod Baker Ochola of Kitgum, chairman of a group of religious leaders that supports peace initiatives, said faith leaders opposed military options against LRA because they had failed in the past, hurting the local people.
[With acknowledgements to ENInews. ENInews, formerly Ecumenical News International, is jointly sponsored by the World Council of Churches, the Lutheran World Federation, the World Communion of Reformed Churches and the Conference of European Churches.]


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Official Lil Wayne Album Cover
Ok so last week I posted a leaked version of the Carter 4 album cover and a release date of May16th, both of which were wrong. Wayne pushed back the release date of TC4 from May 16th to sometime in June and now here is the official album cover! What do you think?


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Invertek Drives has a robust contingency plan in place to ensure the continuation of business during the current Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation both in the UK and globally. Click here to read the full statement.
We will be there when you need us and we will be easy to do business with, we will get it right from the start and we will be doing it before you ask for it. We will generate customer loyalty and will continually grow our value added services portfolio.
We think globally, but act locally. We work internationally with our channel partners to deliver leading edge products and service into our local customer markets via our Global Engineered Support programme.
This expert local service is delivered through an integrated Global network that is supported by a specialist central infrastructure. Value added services are provided through our products, systems, logistics, and knowledge-management.
Our products, systems, and solutions set the standards in many areas of their sectors and local market segments whilst our Global Engineered Support programme is designed to assure benefits for business development, cost, and customer productivity.
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Invertek Isource is a powerful online portal available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week around the World. It allows our partners to undertake self-help without delay. It provides the latest technical support, multi-lingual marketing materials, software downloads and a host of product support mechanisms ranging from user guides to firmware updates. Isource puts powerful tools at the fingertips of our partners to ensure they can always react with speed and accuracy to customer requirements, always working with the latest and most comprehensive information available.
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Invertek Sales partners are carefully selected to serve the needs of our highly targeted markets around the World. Our partners are supported with knowledge transfer programmes, product selection and application training specific to their areas of operation. Key account managers work with our sales partners to help understand local legislation and emerging technology most relevant to their markets. The overriding objective is the provision of a truly global network of Invertek Drives sales and service partners who provide unrivalled expertise in matching our drive technology to local market needs.
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Providing a dedicated customer service team with easy access for our sale partners to highly experienced Invertek people is core to delivering added value throughout all of our global activities. Access to an expert person who can take ownership of issues ranging from responsive order entry to logistics support ensures timely response and is key to delivering customer satisfaction. Our escalation management procedures allow us to coordinate throughout the entire value chain, no matter where in the world, to deliver accurate and fast solutions.
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Invertek Drives technical support is provided by highly experienced product and application engineers with the ability to escalate each support request as required to ensure an effective solution is found. Our online knowledge database includes search facilities that will look at the entire Isource portal, including interrogation of text within documents and folders to ensure past experience is used to deliver continuously improving technical support. Each technical support request is logged for traceability and transparency and to allow feedback into a knowledge base that helps direct future design, application and support interface needs of our customers.
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The Invertek Drives Isource portal is at the heart of a system that is designed to cascade knowledge throughout our global operations. This community of sales partners is provided with access to a vibrant, growing, real-time knowledge database that can be quickly and easily searched in its absolute entirety. Targeted and flexible training programmes are undertaken at Invertek Drives bespoke training facilities at the UK head Office and at customer sites around the World. Regular technical newsletters and product updates supported by a FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) online database ensure that our partners are always up to date and driven to continuous improvement.
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From installation checks to function and integration testing with commissioning; to trial run programmes, inspection and maintenance and on site repair. Invertek Drives provides local service with highly trained experts that are located close to our customers and available when needed. Supporting world class product reliability, our objective is to minimise downtime for our customers through scheduling preventative maintenance measures where required. Transparent field service key performance indicators and mapping ensure that this service is always of the highest possible quality and value.
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Local warehouses supported by world class global logistics ensure a fast and reliable supply of spare parts. A comprehensive repair service of our mechatronic systems and products is provided by our dedicated global service facilities within the UK head office; by mobile field service technicians and authorised service centres around the World. Our world-wide logistics operations allow a localised and optimised inventory with delivery on demand, ensuring we can react to the level of service required from emergency system shut down to preventative measures.
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Maintenance and service contracts backed by consulting services for optimisation of machines and processes are provided through our partner network worldwide. Planning and implementation of retrofit projects; diagnostic services including remote diagnostics; customer embedded engineering resources; and troubleshooting experts ensure our products and services always deliver the maximum added value to our global customer base.
Experience and processes, logistics, and local contacts to support global trade
Invertek Drives is committed to providing flexibility and innovative use of ebusiness tools to overcome barriers to trade such as distance and time zones. Export support for customers who are operating around the world is provided through a truly global network of sales partners and service centres. This network ensures we understand language and cultural differences, wide ranging economic situations, diverse customer expectations through to immigration and customs regulations. Local spares holding, country specific market and product performance feedback and local warranty support are just part of our truly global brand support programme.
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