Scope and Content This series contains the files of two deans of the College of Forest and Recreation Resources: Davis McGregor and Benton Box. The bulk of the material is the correspondence between the dean's office and that of the two department heads and related professional organizations (both state and federal). There are also publications, photographs, and oversize drawings.The primary correspondents and their terms of office are listed below: 1970-1978 ...

Scope and Content Note This series contains the records produced by the Department of Forestry of Clemson University. The series contains correspondence (both general and subject), memoranda, contracts, photographs, maps, and publications.The bulk of files represent the correspondence of the department heads Koloman Lehotsky (1956-1969), Davis McGregor (1969-1970), Robert Allen (1970-1982), and Michael Taras (1982-1991). The subjects concern general issues in land management, acquisition of...

Abstract Marlin H. Bruner, Forester and Professor at Clemson University, helped to manage the land acquired by Clemson during the 1930s from 1939-1942 and from1954 until his retirement in 1971. During this period, Bruner was instrumental in the creation of a variety of reclamation and conservation projects on these lands as well as instructing Clemson students. His papers include information about the creation of Lake Hartwell during the 1950s and its impact upon the Clemson Forest as well as on the...

Scope and Content This series contains the files of the School of Natural Resources which cover the period from 1955-2000, and are organized into two sub-series: Subject Files and File Management System. The Subject Files sub-series is arranged alphabetically by folder title and then chronologically within each folder. The second sub-series, File Management System, is divided into two different filing numeral management groups. Materials in this series include annual reports, clippings, correspondence,...

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The records of the South Carolina Division of the Appalachian Society of American Foresters document its internal operations and activities, 1956-1997. As one of the three state-level divisions of the Appalachian Society, the South Carolina Division was part of one of the larger societies that comprise the Society of American Foresters. The collection documents the role that this division played in the promotion of forestry and conservation in South Carolina.