Inventory of the Weyerhaeuser Company Records, 1864-2010

Descriptive Summary

Abstract:

The Weyerhaeuser Company is an international forest products company producing softwood lumber, pulp, paper and packaging products. The company was founded in 1900 by Frederick Weyerhaeuser as the Weyerhaeuser Timber Company. In 2010, the company elected REIT status (real estate investment trust) under which it manages its forestland and its taxable REIT subsidiary, composed of Wood Products, Cellulose Fibers, and Real Estate.

The Weyerhaeuser Company Records hold correspondence, director and executive files, branch and region files, advertising materials, oral histories, scrapbooks, publications, photographs, and audio/visual items documenting the activities of the company from its inception through 2010. The bulk of the material dates from 1900 to 1970.

Title:

Weyerhaeuser Company Records, 1864-2010

Creator:

Weyerhaeuser Company

Repository:

Forest History Society Library and Archives

Call Number:

2016-001

Language of Material:

Material in English

Extent:

687.32 linear ft. (1211 boxes.)

 

Historical Note

The Weyerhaeuser Company is an international forest products company producing softwood lumber, pulp, paper and packaging products. The company was founded in 1900 by Frederick Weyerhaeuser as the Weyerhaeuser Timber Company. Much of the land for its founding was purchased from James J. Hill. In 1929, the company built what was then the world's largest sawmill in Longview, Washington. Weyerhaeuser's pulp mill in Longview, which began production in 1931, sustained the company financially during the Great Depression. In 1959, the company eliminated the word "Timber" from its name to better reflect its diversified operations. In 1963, Weyerhaeuser began its first international operations. Weyerhaeuser began its High Yield Forestry Plan in 1967, which implemented the practice of planting seedlings within one year of a harvest, soil fertilization, thinning, and rehabilitation. In the 1990s, Weyerhaeuser expanded operations into South America, Australia, and many other foreign locations. In 1999, Weyerhaeuser purchased MacMillan Bloedel Limited, a large Canadian forestry company. In 2010, the company elected REIT status (real estate investment trust) under which it manages its forestland and its taxable REIT subsidiary, composed of Wood Products, Cellulose Fibers and Real Estate.

 

Collection Overview

The Collection is arranged into ten series. Series I holds incoming and outgoing correspondence from the original Tacoma Office from 1900 to 1950. The Directors and Executives Series (Series II) holds the papers of several prominent individuals in the Weyerhaeuser upper level management who held office between 1900 and 1998. These include: Norton A. Clapp, Charles H. Ingram, George S. Long, George S. Long Jr., W. L. McCormick, W.H. Meadowcroft, F.R. Titcomb, F.K. Weyerhaeuser, George H. Weyerhaeuser, and J.P. Weyerhaeuser Jr. This series also holds transcripts of speeches given by many upper level Weyerhaeuser employees.

Series III holds records for individual branches and regions as well as subsidiaries and companies acquired by Weyerhaeuser. The Advertising Series (Series IV) holds an array of Weyerhaeuser advertisements from 1920 to approximately 2006. In the early years of these advertisements, the focus primarily centered upon Weyerhaeuser forest products distributed by Weyerhaeuser Sales Company, such as white pine lumber, red cedar poles, hemlock flooring, fabricated wood parts, cedar shingles, balsam wool sealed insulation, 4-Square lumber, and working plans for homes.

Series V holds transcripts and audio recordings of Weyerhaeuser-commissioned oral histories. These included Weyerhaeuser and Southeast Asia oral history projects (which were internal) as well as collaborations with Columbia University and the Forest History Society. Series VI, The Weyerhaeuser Publications files, hold the working files for two major works commissioned by Weyerhaeuser: The Weyerhaeuser Southeast Asia History Chronology (1980) and Timber and Men (1963). There are also brochures, histories, and internal newspapers and magazines.

The Outside Publications Series (Series VII) contains books, brochures, booklets, periodicals, articles, and news clippings collected by Weyerhaeuser employees from the late 1800s through 2005. Subjects include forestry and lumber guides, area histories, and various business treatises. Series VIII holds scrapbooks and other items documenting domestic and international operations, site visits by executives and the board of directors, employee activities, and personal events, such as the kidnapping of George Weyerhaeuser and the death of George S. Long.

The Weyerhaeuser Photographs Series (Series IX) documents operations, subject files (such as logging and forest management), historical images; and biographical files of directors, executives, and various other employees.

Series X holds audio/visual material in a variety of formats including microfilm, reels, beta, VHS, compact discs, DVD, cassette tapes, and phonograph records. The majority of the material consists of advertising and broadcasts recorded from local television news sources documenting Weyerhaeuser headlines. Other content includes corporate events such as meetings and ceremonies; training videos for Weyerhaeuser employees; and films produced by Weyerhaeuser.

Collection Arrangement

Series I: Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Tacoma Office Correspondence, 1900-1950.

Series II: Directors and Executives, 1900-2002.

Series III: Branches, Regions, Subsidiaries, and Acquired Companies, 1883-2004.

Series IV: Advertising, 1920-2006.

Series V: Oral Histories, 1952-1999.

Series VI: Weyerhaeuser Publications, 1919-2004.

Series VII: Outside Publications, 1855-2005

Series VIII: Scrapbooks and Memorabilia, 1905-1995.

Series IX: Photographs, 1864-2006.

Series X: Audio/Visual Materials, 1922-2010.

 

Subject Headings

• Corporations.
• Forests and forestry.
• Forest products.
• Forest products industry.
• Logging--Canada--History.
• Logging--United States--History.
• Lumber trade.
• Lumbering.
• MacMillan Bloedel Limited
• Saint Helens, Mount (Wash.)--Eruption, 1980.
• Timber--Grading
• Weyerhaeuser Company
• Weyerhaeuser Forest Products (Firm)
• Weyerhaeuser Sales Company (Saint Paul, Minn.)
• Weyerhaeuser Timber Company

 

Detailed Description of the Collection

Series I. Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Tacoma Office Correspondence, 1900-1950.

(263 boxes.)

The Weyerhaeuser Timber Company Tacoma Office Correspondence documents the early years of the company through the operations of the Tacoma Office. The Incoming Correspondence subseries is arranged alphabetically by correspondent or subject. The Tacoma office letter books hold copies of outgoing correspondence from the office, and is arranged chronologically. Complimentary to this material are stumpage reports and statements dating from 1913 to 1927. These statements are located in Map Case 1, Drawer 9.

1. Incoming Correspondence, 1900-1950.

The incoming correspondence subseries consists of 219 boxes of correspondence from various Weyerhaeuser offices and operations, timber cruisers, competitors, logging companies, banks, and other individuals and corporations. These files are arranged alphabetically by correspondent or subject. Copies of Weyerhaeuser's responses are often attached to the original letters.

• Box 1
  "A", 1900-1912.
• Box 2
  "A", 1913-1921.
• Box 3
  "A", 1922-1931.
• Box 4
  "A", 1932-1937.
• Box 4
  Alexander, James B., 1906.
• Box 4
  Alexander, John W., 1900-1901.
  • See also: Cowlitz County Logging Company.
• Box 5
  Alexander, John W., 1902-1904.
• Box 6
  Alexander, John W., 1904-1906.
• Box 7
  Alexander, John W., 1906, 1924.
• Box 7
  Alger, Hollis, 1906.
• Box 7
  Algoma Lumber Company, 1910.
• Box 7
  Allen, E.M., 1900.
• Box 7
  Allen and Nelson Mill Company, 1906.
• Box 7
  American Insurance Agency, 1928-1932.
• Box 7
  American Shingle Company, 1937.
• Box 8
  American Timber Company, 1900-1909.
• Box 9
  Applications for Employment, 1927-1943.
• Box 9
  "B", 1900-1902.
• Box 10
  "B", 1903-1909.
• Box 11
  "B", 1910-1915.
• Box 12
  "B", 1916-1920.
• Box 13
  "B", 1921-1925.
• Box 14
  "B", 1926-1932.
• Box 15
  "B", 1936-1946.
• Box 15
  Baldwin, Arthur, 1923.
• Box 15
  Barr, R.H., 1905-1926.
  • Owner of R.H. Barr Lumber Company.
• Box 16
  Bay Logging Company, 1923-1925.
• Box 16
  Beckman, Victor H., 1922.
• Box 16
  Bell, A.L., 1900.
• Box 16
  Bell, F.S., 1900-1923.
  • Secretary and Treasurer of Laird Norton Lumber Company.
• Box 17
  Bell, F.S., 1924-1931.
• Box 17
  Bell-Nelson Logging Company and Bell-Nelson Mill Company, 1902.
• Box 17
  Big Falls Lumber Company, 1907-1908.
• Box 17
  Bloedel Donovan Lumber Mills, 1924.
• Box 17
  Bloom, Adolph, 1917.
• Box 17
  Bly Timber Company, 1930-1936.
• Box 18
  Boeck Brothers Logging Company, 1928.
• Box 18
  Boner, W.H., 1900-1905.
• Box 18
  Booth-Kelly Lumber Company, 1905-1930.
• Box 18
  Booth, R.A., 1906-1926.
  • Manager of the Booth-Kelly Lumber Company.
• Box 18
  Bridges, J.B., 1903-1909.
• Box 18
  Bridges, John H., 1910-1911.
• Box 19
  Bridges, John H., 1912-1919.
• Box 19
  Britton and Gray Attorneys, 1914-1919.
• Box 19
  Brock, R.M.C., 1900.
• Box 19
  Brown, George W., 1903.
• Box 19
  Brown, N.J., 1907.
• Box 19
  Brownell and Coleman Attorneys, 1902-1903.
• Box 19
  Buckley Logging Company, 1922.
• Box 19
  Bucyrus Company, 1919.
• Box 19
  Burr, Stiles W., 1906-1914.
• Box 20
  Burr, Stiles W., 1915-1923.
• Box 20
  "C", 1900.
• Box 21
  "C", 1901-1906.
• Box 22
  "C", 1907-1910.
• Box 23
  "C", 1911-1914.
• Box 24
  "C", 1915-1917.
• Box 25
  "C", 1918-1921.
• Box 26
  "C", 1922-1926.
• Box 27
  "C", 1927-1931.
• Box 28
  "C", 1932-1948.
• Box 28
  California Forest Protective Association, 1916-1927.
• Box 28
  Capital National Bank, 1921.
• Box 28
  Capital Safety Council, 1932.
• Box 28
  Carson, William, 1908-1931.
• Box 29
  Cascade Timber Company, 1920-1930.
• Box 29
  Case Shingle and Lumber Company, 1921-1934.
• Box 29
  Changes of Address, 1940-1946.
• Box 29
  Chehalis County, 1900-1914.
• Box 29
  Cherry Valley Logging Company, 1920-1923.
• Box 30
  Cherry Valley Logging Company, 1924-1934.
• Box 30
  Cherry Valley Timber Company, 1912-1914.
• Box 31
  Cherry Valley Timber Company, 1915-1917.
• Box 32
  Cherry Valley Timber Company, 1918-1920.
• Box 32
  Chicago, Milwaukee and Puget Sound Railway Company, 1910-1911.
• Box 32
  Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company, 1906-1932.
• Box 33
  Clapp, Dr. E.P., 1925-1926.
• Box 33
  Clapp and Macartney Law Firm, 1915-1933.
  • Later iterations include Clapp, Richardson, Elmquist, Buggs and Macartney, and Clapp, Elmquist, Briggs, Gilbert, and Macartney.
• Box 34
  Clark, Matt, 1915-1930.
• Box 34
  Clarke County Timber Company, 1905-1907.
• Box 35
  Clarke County Timber Company, 1908-1917.
• Box 36
  Clarke County Timber Company, 1918-1924.
• Box 37
  Clarke County Timber Company, 1925-1934.
• Box 38
  Clear Lake Lumber Company, 1918-1925.
• Box 38
  Clemons, C.H., 1918.
• Box 38
  Clemons Logging Company, 1919-1936.
• Box 39
  Clinton, Walter M., 1911.
• Box 39
  Cloquet Lumber Company, 1920-1926.
• Box 39
  Coast Lumber Company, 1901-1902.
• Box 39
  Coats-Fordney Logging Company, 1914-1922.
• Box 39
  Cole, Myron, 1900-1910.
• Box 40
  Cole, Myron, 1911-1915.
• Box 40
  Collins, E.S., 1922-1933.
• Box 40
  Columbia and Cowlitz River Boom and Rafting Company, 1907-1914.
• Box 41
  Columbia and Cowlitz Railway Company, 1926-1946.
• Box 41
  Columbia River Timber Company, 1930.
• Box 41
  Commerce Clearing House Dispatch, 1933.
• Box 41
  Company Cars, 1928.
• Box 42
  Conant, Frank H. 1903-1910.
• Box 43
  Conant, Frank H. 1911-1926.
• Box 44
  Continental and Commercial National Bank, 1913-1931.
• Box 44
  Cookingham, Edward, 1906-1907.
• Box 44
  Coos County Tax Association, 1913.
• Box 45
  Cornell Brothers, 1924.
• Box 45
  Cornwall, George M., 1908-1917.
  • The Timberman Magazine.
• Box 45
  Cox, Elmer H., 1919-1921.
• Box 45
  Cragin, George P., 1907.
• Box 45
  Cram Lumber Company, 1914.
• Box 45
  Crater Trespass, 1925-1927.
• Box 45
  Cress, John W., 1900.
• Box 45
  Crogster Timber Company, 1907-1909.
• Box 45
  Coweeman Driving and Rafting Company, 1907-1908.
• Box 46
  Coweeman Driving and Rafting Company, 1909-1914.
• Box 47
  Coweeman Driving and Rafting Company, 1915-1924.
• Box 47
  Cowlitz, Chehalis, and Cascade Railway, 1927.
• Box 47
  Cowlitz County Logging Company, 1906-1909.
• Box 48
  Cowlitz County Logging Company, 1910-1915.
• Box 48
  Cowlitz Development Company, 1929-1946.
• Box 48
  C.W. Harris Logging Company, 1926.
• Box 49
  "D", 1900-1912.
• Box 50
  "D", 1913-1921.
• Box 51
  "D", 1922-1946.
• Box 52
  Dant and Russell, Inc., 1929-1932.
• Box 52
  Davis, Charles H., 1906-1919.
• Box 52
  Davis, Charles H. Jr., 1926-1930.
• Box 52
  Davis and Davis, 1909-1920.
  • Jointly owned by Minot Davis and Charles Davis Jr.
• Box 52
  Davis, Minot, 1906-1929.
• Box 52
  Day Brothers Lumber Company, 1913-1929.
• Box 52
  Deep River Logging Company, 1907-1939.
• Box 53
  Deering, Frank P., 1902-1928.
• Box 53
  Denkmann, F.C., 1909-1928.
• Box 53
  Des Chutes River Lumber Company, 1922-1928.
• Box 53
  DeSteiguer, George E., 1901-1916.
• Box 53
  Doddridge, Adelbert, 1914.
• Box 54
  Doty Lumber and Shingle Company, 1900-1929.
• Box 54
  Douglas County Fire Patrol Association, 1915-1928.
• Box 54
  Douglas Fir Exploitation and Export Company, 1914-1932.
• Box 54
  Dow, H.T., 1906-1912.
• Box 54
  Dunning, Genevieve, 1900-1904.
• Box 54
  Dunning, G.L, 1900-1907.
• Box 54
  "E", 1900-1909.
• Box 55
  "E", 1910-1945.
• Box 56
  Eastern and Western Lumber Company, 1902-1939.
• Box 56
  Eastern Railway and Lumber Company, 1912-1939.
• Box 56
  Eastman, G.R., 1923-1930.
• Box 56
  Eatonville Lumber Company, 1909-1938.
• Box 56
  Edward Hines Lumber Company, 1902-1928.
• Box 56
  Elma Lumber Company, 1907-1915.
• Box 56
  Elwood, James, 1901-1903.
• Box 56
  Embody and Alexander, 1907-1922.
• Box 56
  Embody, C.W., 1906-1939.
• Box 57
  Entwhistle, William, 1910-1927.
• Box 57
  Everett Improvement Company, 1900-1914.
• Box 57
  Everett Log Dump, 1925-1945.
• Box 57
  Ewart, William I., 1902-1915.
• Box 57
  "F", 1900-1905.
• Box 58
  "F", 1906-1921.
• Box 59
  "F", 1922-1950.
• Box 60
  Favell-Utley Realty Company, 1922-1940.
• Box 60
  Fenton, William D., 1910.
• Box 60
  Fidelity Bonds, 1928-1929.
• Box 61
  Fidelity Bonds, 1929-1933.
• Box 62
  Fidelity Bonds, 1924-1937.
• Box 63
  Fidelity Bonds, 1937-1940.
• Box 63
  Fidelity Union Trust Company, 1931.
• Box 63
  Firmin, A.F., 1905-1926.
• Box 63
  First National Bank of Seattle, 1916-1935.
• Box 63
  First National Bank of St. Paul, 1928-1944.
• Box 63
  Fisher, O.D., 1916-1935.
• Box 64
  Fordney, Joseph W., 1901-1931.
• Box 64
  Foss River Lumber Company, 1925.
• Box 64
  "G", 1900-1904.
• Box 65
  "G", 1906-1922.
• Box 66
  "G", 1923-1940.
• Box 66
  General Casualty Company of America, 1929-1932.
• Box 67
  General Casualty Company of America, 1932.
• Box 67
  General Insurance Company of America, 1923-1949.
• Box 67
  General Timber Service, Inc., 1932-1940.
• Box 68
  Gilbert, Ted, 1925-1941.
• Box 68
  Gilbert, Wells, 1906-1942.
• Box 68
  Gilfillan, Fredrick J., 1902-1937.
• Box 68
  Glenn, Horace H., 1920-1921.
• Box 68
  Gold Bar Lumber Company, 1908-1918.
• Box 68
  Graham, R.A., 1900-1901.
• Box 68
  Graham, S.A., 1900-1901.
• Box 68
  Grandin-Coast Lumber Company, 1908-1944.
• Box 68
  Grays Harbor Commercial Company, 1900-1926.
• Box 68
  Grays Harbor Lumber Company, 1908-1930.
• Box 69
  Great Northern Railway Company, 1904-1933.
• Box 69
  Great Western Coal, Development, and Mining Company, 1905.
• Box 69
  Green River Lumber Company, 1911-1929.
• Box 69
  Groton Iron Works, 1921.
• Box 69
  Groundwater, Frank, 1903-1928.
• Box 69
  Guerny, Homer, 1907-1913.
• Box 70
  "H", 1900-1907.
• Box 71
  "H", 1908-1915.
• Box 72
  "H", 1916-1922.
• Box 73
  "H", 1923-1929.
• Box 74
  "H", 1930-1945.
• Box 74
  Hamilton, E., 1901-1905.
• Box 74
  Hammond Lumber Company, 1902-1930.
• Box 74
  Hanford and DeVeuve, 1904-1908.
• Box 74
  Hanley Steamship Company, 1926-1932.
• Box 74
  Harmon, John C., 1906-1908.
• Box 74
  Harstad Lumber Company, 1934.
• Box 74
  Hart-Wood Lumber Company, 1908, 1927.
• Box 75
  Hayden, Langhorne, and Metzger, 1913-1931.
• Box 75
  Hayes and Hayes, 1910-1926.
• Box 75
  Heath, Laf, 1900-1921.
• Box 75
  Heffron Steamship Company, 1926-1932.
• Box 75
  Hegira Steamship Company, 1925-1932.
• Box 75
  Hewitt-Lea Lumber Company, 1914-1917.
• Box 75
  Heybrook Lumber Company, 1913-1921.
• Box 76
  Hopkins, William P., 1912-1922.
• Box 76
  Horan, J.E., 1901-1920.
• Box 76
  Horr, Christopher W., 1900-1905.
• Box 76
  Hubbard, E.M., 1902-1919.
• Box 76
  Humbird Lumber Company, 1901-1932.
• Box 76
  Humphrey, W.F., 1901-1902.
• Box 76
  Hunt, M.R., 1908-1916.
• Box 77
  Hunt, T.M., 1904-1905.
• Box 77
  Hyman-Michaels Company, 1936.
• Box 77
  "I", 1900-1947.
• Box 78
  Independence Logging Company, 1921-1927.
• Box 78
  Insurance, 1928-1932.
• Box 78
  Irvine, H.H., 1908-1921.
  • See also Thomas Irvine Co.
• Box 79
  Irvine, H.H., 1922-1936.
• Box 79
  "J", 1900-1913.
• Box 80
  "J", 1914-1939.
• Box 80
  Jacobs, Milford, 1900-1908.
• Box 80
  Johnson Brothers Logging Company, 1909-1933.
• Box 81
  Johnston, Edward H., 1905.
• Box 81
  Joy, Ben E., 1913-1914.
• Box 81
  Joy, George C., 1901-1909.
  • Chief fire warden of the Washington Forest Fire Association.
• Box 82
  Joy, George C., 1910-1919.
• Box 82
  "K", 1900-1909.
• Box 83
  "K", 1910-1924.
• Box 84
  "K", 1925-1943.
• Box 84
  Kalama Boom Company, 1905-1906.
• Box 84
  Keith, Charles S., 1922-1923.
• Box 84
  Kent Lumber Company, 1908-1918.
• Box 85
  Kent Lumber Company, 1919-1924.
• Box 85
  Kimball, Jackson F., 1908-1912.
• Box 86
  Kimball, Jackson F. 1913-1920.
• Box 87
  Kimball, Jackson F., 1921-1926.
• Box 88
  Kimball, Jackson F., 1927-1943.
• Box 89
  The Kiplinger Tax Letter, 1927-1932.
• Box 89
  Klamath Lake Railroad Company, 1905-1908.
• Box 90
  Klamath Lake Railroad Company, 1909-1913.
• Box 91
  Kleeb Lumber Company, 1905-1919.
• Box 91
  Kneeland, Addison M., 1900.
• Box 91
  Kribs, Fredrick A., 1911-1927.
• Box 91
  "L", 1900-1905.
• Box 92
  "L", 1906-1912.
• Box 93
  "L", 1913-1917.
• Box 94
  "L", 1918-1922.
• Box 95
  "L", 1923-1927.
• Box 96
  "L", 1928-1949.
• Box 96
  L.B. Menefee Lumber Company, 1920-1923.
• Box 96
  Lamb, Frank, 1905.
• Box 97
  Lake River Boom Company, 1925-1931.
• Box 97
  Larnabie, F.H., 1903.
• Box 97
  Lebam Mill and Timber Company, 1919-1926.
• Box 97
  Leonard, A.P., 1900.
• Box 97
  Lincoln Creek Lumber Company, 1923.
• Box 97
  Lindsay, George F., 1906-1920.
• Box 98
  Lindston-Handforth Lumber Company, 1927.
• Box 98
  Linthicum, S.B., 1905-1908.
• Box 98
  Loggers Information Association, 1919-1922.
• Box 98
  Long-Bell Lumber Company, 1920-1929.
• Box 99
  Long, George S., 1905, 1920-1925.
• Box 99
  Louden, R.F., 1917-1920.
• Box 99
  Lucas Lumber Company, 1909.
• Box 99
  Lumbermen's Underwriting Alliance, 1916-1925.
• Box 99
  Lytle Logging Company, 1906-1907.
• Box 99
  "M", 1900.
• Box 100
  "M", 1901-1906.
• Box 101
  "M", 1907-1910.
• Box 102
  "M", 1911-1913.
• Box 103
  "M", 1914-1916.
• Box 104
  "M", 1917-1919.
• Box 105
  "M", 1920-1922.
• Box 106
  "M", 1923-1925.
• Box 107
  "M", 1926-1930.
• Box 108
  "M", 1931-1947.
• Box 108
  Macartney, A.E., 1901-1911.
• Box 109
  MacDonald, E.H., 1913.
• Box 109
  Maple Valley Lumber Company, 1905.
• Box 109
  Markham, Ed, 1900-1921.
• Box 110
  Markham, Ed, 1922-1929.
• Box 110
  Markham, John, 1912-1916.
• Box 110
  Marshall, A.D., 1900.
• Box 110
  Marshall, George W., 1907-1917.
• Box 111
  Martin, Clyde S., 1907-1918.
• Box 111
  Martin, F.A., 1903-1923.
• Box 111
  Mason and Stevens, 1923.
• Box 111
  Mason County, 1900.
• Box 111
  Mason County Logging Company, 1926-1928.
• Box 111
  Mason, David T., 1922.
• Box 111
  May, Valentine H., 1909-1917.
• Box 111
  Maytown Lumber Company, 1923.
• Box 111
  McAuley, William, 1906.
• Box 111
  McBain, B.T., 1926.
• Box 111
  McCormick, Charles R., 1903-1922.
• Box 112
  McCormick Lumber Company, 1920-1914.
• Box 112
  McCormick, R.L., 1900-1904.
• Box 112
  McCormick, W.L., 1907-1914.
• Box 112
  McCutcheson, James D., 1915.
• Box 112
  McDougall, E.A., 1900-1903.
• Box 112
  McGrotey, J.E., 1921.
• Box 112
  McGuire, Charles, 1923-1924.
• Box 112
  McIntosh, James, 1905-1908.
• Box 112
  McKenney, H.E., 1900-1906.
• Box 112
  McKnight, S.T., 1900.
• Box 112
  Mead, Roy H., 1915-1919.
• Box 113
  Means, Mrs. P.O., 1924.
• Box 113
  The Merchants National Bank of St. Paul, 1913-1927.
• Box 113
  Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, 1931-1932.
• Box 114
  Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, 1932-1934.
• Box 115
  Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, 1934-1935.
• Box 115
  Midway Logging Company, 1926.
• Box 116
  Mileage: Employee, 1929-1931.
• Box 116
  Miller, F.P., 1903-1908.
• Box 116
  Miller, H.J., 1906.
• Box 116
  Milwaukee Land Company, 1924.
• Box 116
  Mineral Lake Logging Company, 1918-1919.
• Box 116
  Moffitt, W.W., 1904-1915.
• Box 116
  Morgan Lumber Company, 1925.
• Box 116
  Moore, Josiah C., 1912.
• Box 116
  Moulton, C.E., 1906.
• Box 116
  Mud Bay Logging Company, 1913-1925.
• Box 116
  Mullen, D.H., 1903-1905.
• Box 117
  Multnomah Lumber and Box Company, 1916, 1921.
• Box 117
  Munson, Robert H., 1903.
• Box 117
  Murnen, E.J., 1914-1920.
• Box 117
  Murphy Timber Company, 1923.
• Box 117
  Musser, C.R., 1925.
• Box 117
  Musser, R.D., 1902, 1916.
• Box 117
  Mutual Lumber Company, 1904-1905, 1926.
• Box 117
  Myrick and Deering, 1902.
• Box 118
  "N", 1900-1912.
• Box 119
  "N", 1913-1918.
• Box 120
  "N", 1919-1925.
• Box 121
  "N", 1926-1949.
• Box 122
  Nasel Boom Company, 1928.
• Box 122
  National Bank of Tacoma, 1920-1930.
• Box 122
  National Foreign Trade Council, 1940-1950.
• Box 122
  National Lumber Manufacturers Association, 1920-1932.
• Box 122
  National Lumber and Manufacturing Company, 1920-1924.
• Box 122
  National Parks Association of Washington, 1921.
• Box 123
  Nemah River Logging Company, 1922-1927.
• Box 123
  Nethery, F.L., 1920-1923.
• Box 123
  Nettleton-Bruce Logging Company, 1920-1925.
• Box 123
  New York Oil and Gas Company of Washington, 1925.
• Box 123
  North Bend Timber Company, 1919-1933.
• Box 123
  North Pacific Bank Note Company, 1933.
• Box 123
  North Western Lumber Company, 1923-1929.
• Box 123
  North West Management Company, 1932.
• Box 124
  Northern Pacific Railway Company, 1901-1916.
• Box 125
  Northern Pacific Railway Company, 1917-1928.
• Box 125
  "O", 1900-1905.
• Box 126
  "O", 1913-1924.
• Box 127
  "O", 1925-1945.
• Box 127
  O'Neil, T.E., 1900-1903.
• Box 128
  O'Neil, T.E., 1904-1909.
• Box 128
  Oregon Forest Fire Association, 1911-1918.
• Box 128
  Oregon Land and Livestock Company, 1919-1929.
• Box 128
  Oregon State Liberty Loan Committee, 1918.
• Box 128
  Oshkosh Land and Timber Company, 1919-1920.
• Box 128
  Ostrander Railway and Timber Company, 1906.
• Box 129
  "P", 1900-1909.
• Box 130
  "P", 1910-1915.
• Box 131
  "P", 1916-1923.
• Box 132
  "P", 1924-1949.
• Box 133
  Pacific Coast Company, 1902-1910.
• Box 133
  Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers Association, 1903-1914.
• Box 133
  Page Lumber Company, 1900-1922.
• Box 133
  Peavey, G.B., 1900-1912.
• Box 134
  Pe Ell Lumber Company, 1908-1928.
• Box 134
  Pelton-Armstrong Company, 1905.
• Box 134
  Pierce, Henry J., 1912.
• Box 134
  Polson Logging Company, 1902-1931.
• Box 134
  Pomona Steamship Company, 1932.
• Box 134
  Port Blakely Mill Company, 1900-1936.
• Box 134
  Portland Lumber Company, 1902-1922.
• Box 134
  Potlatch Lumber Company, 1903-1930.
• Box 134
  Powers, H.L., 1905.
• Box 134
  Pracna, A.B., 1914.
• Box 134
  Provo Logging Company, 1933.
• Box 135
  Proxies, 1938.
• Box 135
  Puckett, D.J., 1937.
• Box 135
  "Q", 1901-1931.
• Box 135
  Quinault Lumber Company, 1908-1925.
• Box 135
  "R", 1900-1909.
• Box 136
  "R", 1910-1919.
• Box 137
  "R", 1920-1947.
• Box 138
  Raberge, R.H., 1900-1901.
• Box 138
  Raymond Veneer Company, 1928.
• Box 138
  Richardson, H.J., 1918-1922.
• Box 138
  Riley, F.C., 1900-1901.
• Box 138
  Riple (Paul) Estate, 1931.
• Box 138
  Roach Timber Company, 1915-1927.
• Box 138
  Robinson, Fred D., 1929.
• Box 138
  Rogers, J.F., 1900-1901.
• Box 138
  Rude, C.O., 1923.
• Box 138
  "S", 1900-1901.
• Box 139
  "S", 1902-1907.
• Box 140
  "S", 1908-1911.
• Box 141
  "S", 1912-1914.
• Box 142
  "S", 1915-1918.
• Box 143
  "S", 1919-1922.
• Box 144
  "S", 1923-1926.
• Box 145
  "S", 1927-1937.
• Box 146
  "S", 1938-1950.
• Box 146
  Saginaw Lumber Company, 1930-1943.
• Box 146
  Saginaw Timber Company, 1908, 1922-1925.
• Box 146
  Santa Fe Lumber Company, 1944-1947.
• Box 146
  Scanlan, John, 1905-1933.
• Box 147
  Schafer Brothers Logging Company, 1921-1922.
• Box 147
  Seattle, City of, 1912.
• Box 147
  Shackleford, John A., 1907.
• Box 147
  Shanks and Smith, 1902.
• Box 147
  Seims-Carey-H.S. Kerbaugh Company, 1918.
• Box 147
  Siler Logging Company, 1924-1931.
• Box 148
  Siler Logging Company, 1932-1936.
• Box 148
  Siler Mill Company, 1905-1920.
• Box 148
  Simpson Logging Company, 1904-1929.
• Box 148
  Simpson Lumber Company, 1904.
• Box 149
  Simons, D.P. Jr., 1903-1905.
• Box 149
  Skinner, D.E., 1904.
• Box 149
  Skookum Lumber Company, 1920-1923.
• Box 149
  Skookum Railway and Logging Company, 1927.
• Box 149
  Slade-Wells Logging Company, 1915-1916.
• Box 149
  Smith Brothers, 1914.
• Box 149
  Snohomish River Boom Company, 1913-1947.
• Box 150
  Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Company, 1914-1918.
• Box 151
  Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Company, 1919-1922.
• Box 152
  Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Company, 1922-1926.
• Box 153
  Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Company, 1927-1948.
• Box 153
  Snow Lumber and Shingle Company, 1920-1929.
• Box 153
  South Bend Mills and Timber Company, 1908-1909.
• Box 154
  South Fork Lumber Company, 1909.
• Box 154
  South Prairie Lumber Company, 1928.
• Box 154
  Southwest Washington Sellers Agency, 1912-1913.
• Box 154
  St. Paul and Tacoma Lumber Company, 1903-1933.
• Box 154
  Stark, Gilbert M., 1903-1910.
• Box 154
  Starr, C.L., 1914.
• Box 155
  State Savings and Loan Association, 1925-1929.
• Box 155
  Stephens-Bird Lumber and Logging Company, 1921-1922.
• Box 155
  Stetson and Post Lumber Company, 1923.
• Box 155
  Stetson-Ross Machine Company, 1930.
• Box 155
  Stewart, F.L., 1907.
• Box 155
  Stillwater Lumber Company, 1915-1919.
• Box 155
  Stockholder Information, 1932-1939.
• Box 155
  Sunset Timber Company, 1913-1930.
• Box 156
  Superior Portland Cement Company, 1925.
• Box 156
  Syndicate Company, 1900-1905.
• Box 156
  "T", 1900-1911.
• Box 157
  "T", 1912-1922.
• Box 158
  "T", 1923-1946.
• Box 158
  Tacoma Chamber of Commerce, 1923-1927.
• Box 158
  Taylor, C.A., 1904-1918.
• Box 159
  Taylor, C.W., 1906, 1916.
• Box 159
  Thatcher, F.H., 1912-1920.
  • Of Laird Norton Company.
• Box 159
  Thatcher, J.M., 1926.
• Box 159
  Thomas Irvine Lumber Company, 1900-1925.
• Box 160
  Thomas Irvine Lumber Company, 1926-1931.
• Box 160
  Thompson Yards, Inc., 1915-1918.
• Box 161
  Thompson Yards, Inc., 1919-1947.
• Box 162
  Twin Falls Logging Company, 1903-1910.
• Box 163
  Twin Falls Logging Company, 1911-1918.
• Box 163
  "U", 1900-1927.
• Box 164
  "U", 1928-1950.
• Box 164
  Union Lumber Company, 1903-1925.
• Box 164
  Union Pacific System, 1917-1929.
• Box 164
  Union Timber Company, 1907-1912.
• Box 164
  United States Forest Service, 1904-1935.
• Box 164
  United States National Bank, 1901-1950.
• Box 164
  United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corp, 1923.
• Box 164
  United States War Department, Spruce Production Division, 1918-1919.
• Box 164
  Upright, A.R., 1913-1930.
• Box 165
  "V", 1900-1941.
• Box 165
  "W", 1900-1901.
• Box 166
  "W", 1902-1909.
• Box 167
  "W", 1910-1914.
• Box 168
  "W", 1915-1919.
• Box 169
  "W", 1920-1924.
• Box 170
  "W", 1925-1929.
• Box 171
  "W", 1930-1947.
• Box 171
  W.A. Wilkinson and Son, 1913.
• Box 171
  W.D. Hofius and Company, 1902-1904.
• Box 171
  Wallace Falls Timber Company, 1929.
• Box 172
  Walville Lumber Company, 1922.
• Box 172
  Wandell, T., 1906.
• Box 172
  Ward, F.J., 1935.
• Box 172
  Ward, George, 1906-1922.
• Box 172
  Warren Spruce Company, 1918.
• Box 172
  Washington Department of Forestry, 1905-1907.
• Box 173
  Washington Forest Fire Association, 1908-1920.
• Box 174
  Washington Forest Fire Association, 1921-1926.
• Box 174
  Washington Iron Works Company, 1905.
• Box 174
  Washington Loggers Joint Committee, 1905.
• Box 174
  Washington State Chamber of Commerce, 1924.
• Box 174
  Washington State Forester, 1922.
• Box 174
  Washington, State of, 1909-1910.
• Box 174
  Washington Veneer Company, 1940-1947.
• Box 174
  West American Land Company, 1906.
• Box 174
  West and Slade Mill Company, 1905.
• Box 174
  West Coast Lumber Trade Extension Bureau, 1926-1927.
• Box 174
  West Coast Lumbermen's Association, 1916-1929.
• Box 175
  West Coast Lumbermen's Association, 1930-1932.
• Box 176
  Western Forestry and Conservation Association, 1909-1917.
• Box 177
  Western Forestry and Conservation Association, 1918-1930.
• Box 177
  Western Investment Company, 1905.
• Box 177
  Western Washington Logging Company, 1901.
• Box 177
  Weyerhaeuser, Carl A., 1929-1933.
• Box 177
  Weyerhaeuser, Charles A., 1903-1928.
• Box 177
  Weyerhaeuser, Fredrick, 1900-1911.
• Box 178
  Weyerhaeuser, F.E., 1903-1939.
• Box 178
  Weyerhaeuser, J.P., 1907-1946.
• Box 178
  Weyerhaeuser, Rudolph Michael, 1902-1930.
• Box 178
  Weyerhaeuser and Company, 1902-1909.
  • After 1918, further correspondence from this office can be found under Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: St. Paul Office.
• Box 179
  Weyerhaeuser and Company, 1910-1915.
• Box 180
  Weyerhaeuser and Company, 1916-1918.
• Box 180
  Weyerhaeuser Forest Products, 1916-1923.
• Box 181
  Weyerhaeuser Forest Products, 1924-1931.
• Box 181
  Weyerhaeuser Land Company, 1907.
• Box 182
  Weyerhaeuser Land Company, 1907-1910.
• Box 183
  Weyerhaeuser Land Company, 1910-1916.
• Box 184
  Weyerhaeuser Logged-Off Land Company, 1925-1932.
• Box 184
  Weyerhaeuser Sales Company, 1916-1923.
• Box 185
  Weyerhaeuser Sales Company, 1924-1925.
• Box 186
  Weyerhaeuser Sales Company, 1926-1929.
• Box 187
  Weyerhaeuser Sales Company, 1930-1947.
• Box 187
  Weyerhaeuser Steamship Company, 1923-1947.
• Box 187
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Baltimore Branch, 1919.
• Box 188
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Baltimore Branch, 1919-1921.
• Box 189
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Baltimore Branch, 1921-1923.
• Box 190
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Baltimore Branch, 1923-1924.
• Box 191
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Baltimore Branch, 1925-1926.
• Box 192
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Baltimore Branch, 1926-1932.
• Box 193
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Cargo Department, 1929.
• Box 193
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Cedar River Logging Operations, 1902-1907.
  • For a number of years, this operation was under the auspices of the Weyerhaeuser Logging Company, then returned to the Timber Company.
• Box 194
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Cedar River Logging Operations, 1908-1911.
• Box 194
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Clemons Branch, 1937-1946.
• Box 195
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Eastern Distributing Yards, 1928-1931.
• Box 195
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Everett Branch, 1902-1903.
  • Operated under Weyerhaeuser Lumber Company from 1908 to 1917.
• Box 196
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Everett Branch, 1903-1907.
• Box 197
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Everett Branch, 1908-1912.
• Box 198
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Everett Branch, 1913-1917.
• Box 199
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Everett Branch, 1918-1922.
• Box 200
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Everett Branch, 1923-1926.
• Box 201
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Everett Branch, 1927-1931.
• Box 202
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Everett Branch, 1932-1944.
• Box 202
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Hobart Logging Operations, 1910.
• Box 202
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Klamath Falls Branch, 1928-1929.
• Box 203
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Klamath Falls Branch, 1930-1947.
• Box 203
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Longview Branch, 1925-1929.
• Box 204
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Longview Branch, 1930-1933.
• Box 205
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Longview Branch, 1934-1947.
• Box 205
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Longview Pulp Division, 1932, 1936.
• Box 205
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Lumber Purchasing Department, 1927-1928.
• Box 206
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Lumber Purchasing Department, 1929-1932.
• Box 206
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Newark Branch, 1927-1931.
• Box 207
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Newark Branch, 1931-1948.
• Box 207
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Portsmouth Branch, 1926-1931.
• Box 208
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Reconciliation of Accounts, 1933-1936.
• Box 209
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Reconciliation of Accounts, 1936-1937.
• Box 210
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Reconciliation of Accounts, 1937-1939.
• Box 211
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Reconciliation of Accounts, 1938-1939.
• Box 211
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Skookumchuck Operation, 1926-1929.
• Box 212
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Skookumchuck Operation, 1929-1934.
• Box 212
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Springfield Branch, 1947.
• Box 212
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Stockholder Information, 1927.
• Box 212
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: St. Paul Office, 1919.
• Box 213
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: St. Paul Office, 1920-1925.
• Box 214
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: St. Paul Office, 1925-1930.
• Box 215
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: St. Paul Office, 1931-1950.
• Box 216
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Twin City Branch, 1925-1946.
• Box 216
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: Vail Operation, 1932-1942.
• Box 216
  Wheeler, W.W., 1908.
• Box 216
  White River Lumber Company, 1925-1931. [PDF]
• Box 217
  White River Lumber Company, 1932-1946. [PDF]
• Box 217
  White Star Lumber Company, 1911-1933.
• Box 217
  Wilkinson, W.A., 1905.
• Box 217
  Willapa Harbor Lumber Mills, 1931-1948.
• Box 218
  Willapa Lumber Company, 1906-1918.
• Box 218
  Willis and Willis, 1918.
• Box 218
  Wintlock and Toledo Logging and Railroad Company, 1928-1930.
• Box 218
  Winton Lumber Company, 1907.
• Box 218
  Wood Conversion Company, 1925-1936.
• Box 219
  Workman Creek Logging Company, 1927.
• Box 219
  Workman, J.G., 1930.
• Box 219
  Wynoche Timber Company, 1921.
• Box 219
  "Y"-"Z", 1900-1937.

2. Tacoma Office Letter Books, 1900-1936.

The Tacoma Office Letter Books hold copies of all outgoing correspondence from the office under the auspices of the Weyerhaeuser Timber Company, the Weyerhaeuser Logging Company, and the Weyerhaeuser Logged-Off Land Company. George Long is the primary signatory of all letters from 1900 to 1914. As the company grows, more individuals become prominent such as Minot Davis, Hugh Stewart, George W. Marshall, W.J. Ryan, and C.S. Chapman. All letter books are arranged chronologically. Each has an alphabetical index to assist researchers with finding individual letters. General Volumes 1 through 136 cover all aspects of the Tacoma office operations (boxes 220-253). There is one volume of Weyerhaeuser Land Company outgoing correspondence (box 254), and 35 volumes of A.F. Firmin outgoing correspondence regarding land management. Firmin's dealings eventually would become the Weyerhaeuser Logged-Off Land Company (boxes 254-263).

Users should note that the original volume numbers have been retained, so requests should be made by box number and date range, as there are often multiple volumes with the same number.

• Box 220
  Vol 1. March 9 - June 19, 1900.
• Box 220
  Vol 2. June 19 - August 31, 1900.
• Box 220
  Vol 3. September 1 - December 31, 1900.
• Box 220
  Vol 4. December 31, 1900 - May 3, 1901.
• Box 221
  Vol 5. May 4, 1901 - September 18, 1901.
• Box 221
  Vol 6. September 19, 1901 - February 11, 1902.
• Box 221
  Vol 7. February 11 - June 27, 1902.
• Box 221
  Vol 8. June 27 - November 8, 1902.
• Box 222
  Vol 9. November 8, 1902 - April 3, 1903.
• Box 222
  Vol 10. April 3 - August 20, 1903.
• Box 222
  Vol 11. August 21, 1903 - January 15, 1904.
• Box 222
  Vol 12. January 15 - June 6, 1904.
• Box 223
  Vol 13. June 6 - December 16, 1904.
• Box 223
  Vol 14. December 16, 1904 - May 9, 1905.
• Box 223
  Vol 15. May 9 - October 11, 1905.
• Box 223
  Vol 16. October 11, 1905 - Feb 23, 1906.
• Box 224
  Vol 17. February 23 - June 28, 1906.
• Box 224
  Vol 18. June 28 - October 17, 1906.
• Box 224
  Vol 19. October 17, 1906 - January 26, 1907.
• Box 224
  Vol 20. January 26 - April 30, 1907.
• Box 225
  Vol 21. April 30 - September 13, 1907.
• Box 225
  Vol 22. September 14, 1907 - January 14, 1908.
• Box 225
  Vol 23. January 14, 1908 - May 5, 1908.
• Box 225
  Vol 24. May 5 - September 28, 1908.
• Box 226
  Vol 25. September 23, 1908 - February 10, 1909.
• Box 226
  Vol 26. February 11 - May 6, 1909.
• Box 226
  Vol 27. May 6 - August 6, 1909.
• Box 226
  Vol 28. August 27 - December 6, 1909.
• Box 227
  Vol 29. December 6, 1909 - February 25, 1910.
• Box 227
  Vol 30. February 25 - May 13, 1910.
• Box 227
  Vol 31. May 13 - August 19, 1910.
• Box 227
  Vol 32. August 19 - November 10, 1910.
• Box 228
  Vol 33. November 10, 1910 - February 16, 1911.
• Box 228
  Vol 34. February 16 - May 10, 1911.
• Box 228
  Vol 35. May 10 - September 7, 1911.
• Box 228
  Vol 36. September 7 - December 26, 1911.
• Box 229
  Vol 37. December 26, 1911 - April 2, 1912.
• Box 229
  Vol 38. April 2 - July 6, 1912.
• Box 229
  Vol 39. July 6 - October 15, 1912.
• Box 229
  Vol 40. October 15, 1912 - February 3, 1913.
• Box 230
  Vol 41. February 3 - April 28, 1913.
• Box 230
  Vol 42. April 28 - July 13, 1913.
• Box 230
  Vol 43. July 18 - October 8, 1913.
• Box 230
  Vol 44. October 8, 1913 - January 20, 1914.
• Box 231
  Vol 45. January 20 - April 4, 1914.
• Box 231
  Vol 46. April 4 - June 27, 1914.
• Box 231
  Vol 47. June 27 - September 10, 1914.
• Box 231
  Vol 48. September 10 - December 3, 1914.
• Box 232
  Vol 49. December 3, 1914 - Feb 24, 1915.
• Box 232
  Vol 50. February 24 - May 12, 1915.
• Box 232
  Vol 51. May 12 - August 13, 1915.
• Box 232
  Vol 52. August 13 - November 1, 1915.
• Box 233
  Vol 53. November 11, 1915 - January 31, 1916.
• Box 233
  Vol 54. January 31 - April 8, 1916.
• Box 233
  Vol 55. April 10 - July 8, 1916.
• Box 233
  Vol 56. July 18 - November 7, 1916.
• Box 234
  Vol 57. November 7, 1916 - January 31, 1917.
• Box 234
  Vol 58. January 31 - March 3, 1917.
• Box 234
  Vol 59. March 31 - July 12, 1917.
• Box 234
  Vol 60. July 12 - November 2, 1917.
• Box 235
  Vol 61. November 2, 1917 - February 4, 1918.
• Box 235
  Vol 62. February 4 - April 2, 1918.
• Box 235
  Vol 63. April 2 - July 29, 1918.
• Box 235
  Vol 64. July 30 - November 8, 1918.
• Box 236
  Vol 65. November 8, 1918 - February 25, 1919.
• Box 236
  Vol 66. February 25 - May 15, 1919.
• Box 236
  Vol 67. May 18 - August 2, 1919.
• Box 236
  Vol 68. August 22 - November 19, 1919.
• Box 237
  Vol 69. November 20, 1919 - February 9, 1920.
• Box 237
  Vol 70. February 9 - April 28, 1920.
• Box 237
  Vol 71. April 22 - July 17, 1920.
• Box 237
  Vol 72. July 17 - October 6, 1920.
• Box 238
  Vol 73. October 6 - December 28, 1920.
• Box 238
  Vol 74. December 29, 1920 - March 22, 1921.
• Box 238
  Vol 75. March 22 - June 24, 1921.
• Box 238
  Vol 76. June 24 - September 15, 1921.
• Box 239
  Vol 77. September 15 -December 23, 1921.
• Box 239
  Vol 78. December 24, 1921 - March 25, 1922.
• Box 239
  Vol 79. March 27 - June 26, 1922.
• Box 239
  Vol 80. June 26 - September 18, 1922.
• Box 240
  Vol 81. September 19 - December 15, 1922.
• Box 240
  Vol 82. December 15, 1922 - February 24, 1923.
• Box 240
  Vol 83. February 24 - May 10, 1923.
• Box 240
  Vol 84. May 7 - July 17, 1923.
• Box 241
  Vol 85. July 18 - September 26, 1923.
• Box 241
  Vol 86. September 25 - December 12, 1923.
• Box 241
  Vol 87. December 11, 1923 - February 25, 1924.
• Box 241
  Vol 88. February 24 - May 2, 1924.
• Box 242
  Vol 89. May 2 - July 12, 1924.
• Box 242
  Vol 90. July 12 - September 24, 1924.
• Box 242
  Vol 91. September 24 - December 16, 1924.
• Box 242
  Vol 92. December 16, 1924 - February 23, 1925.
• Box 243
  Vol 93. February 23 - April 23, 1925.
• Box 243
  Vol 94. April 23 - June 17, 1925.
• Box 243
  Vol 95. June 17 - August 25, 1925.
• Box 243
  Vol 96. August 25 - November 5, 1925.
• Box 244
  Vol 97. November 5, 1925 - January 6, 1926.
• Box 244
  Vol 98. January 6 - March 1, 1926.
• Box 244
  Vol 99. March 1 - April 19, 1926.
• Box 244
  Vol 100. April 19 - June 21, 1926.
• Box 245
  Vol 101. June 22 - August 20, 1926.
• Box 245
  Vol 102. August 20 - October 20, 1926.
• Box 245
  Vol 103. October 20 - December 13, 1926.
• Box 245
  Vol 104. December 13, 1926 - January 31, 1927.
• Box 246
  Vol 105. January 31 - March 12, 1927.
• Box 246
  Vol 106. March 12 - May 4, 1927.
• Box 246
  Vol 107. May 4 - June 23, 1927.
• Box 246
  Vol 108. June 23 - August 15, 1927.
• Box 247
  Vol 109. August 15 - October 11, 1927.
• Box 247
  Vol 110. October 12 - December 3, 1927.
• Box 247
  Vol 111. December 3, 1927 - January 14, 1928.
• Box 247
  Vol 112. January 16 - March 5, 1928.
• Box 248
  Vol 113. March 5 - April 20, 1928.
• Box 248
  Vol 114. April 20 - June 4, 1928.
• Box 248
  Vol 115. June 4 - July 12, 1928.
• Box 248
  Vol 116. July 12 - August 24, 1928.
• Box 249
  Vol 117. August 25 - October 9, 1928.
• Box 249
  Vol 118. October 10 - November 26, 1928.
• Box 249
  Vol 119. November 24, 1928 - January 9, 1929.
• Box 249
  Vol 120. January 9 - February 13, 1929.
• Box 250
  Vol 121. February 13 - March 25, 1929.
• Box 250
  Vol 122. March 25 - May 3, 1929.
• Box 250
  Vol 123. May 3 - June 8, 1929.
• Box 250
  Vol 124. June 8 - July 20, 1929.
• Box 251
  Vol 125. July 20 - August 28, 1929.
• Box 251
  Vol 126. August 28 - October 7, 1929.
• Box 251
  Vol 127. October 7 - November 19, 1929.
• Box 251
  Vol 128. November 19 - December 27, 1929.
• Box 252
  Vol 129. December 27, 1929 - February 5, 1930.
• Box 252
  Vol 130. February 5 - March 20, 1930.
• Box 252
  Vol 131. March 24 - May 10, 1930.
• Box 252
  Vol 132. May 10 - June 25, 1930.
• Box 253
  Vol 133. June 25 - August 25, 1930.
• Box 253
  Vol 134. August 25 - October 23, 1930.
• Box 253
  Vol 135. October 23 - December 26, 1930.
• Box 253
  Vol 136. December 26 - 31, 1930.
• Box 254
  Vol 1. Weyerhaeuser Land Company, February 1915 - January 1917.
• Box 254
  Firmin: Vol 1. February 16, 1916 - June 12, 1916.
• Box 254
  Firmin: Vol 2. June 14, 1916 - October 27, 1916.
• Box 254
  Firmin: Vol 3. October 27, 1916 - July 9, 1917.
• Box 255
  Firmin: Vol 4. July 11, 1917 - August 8, 1918.
• Box 255
  Firmin: Vol 5. August 8, 1918 - May 2, 1919.
• Box 255
  Firmin: Vol 6. May 3, 1919 - January 31, 1920.
• Box 255
  Firmin: Vol 7. January 31, 1920 - October 13, 1920.
• Box 256
  Firmin: Vol 8. October 13, 1920 - September 27, 1921.
• Box 256
  Firmin: Vol 9. September 28, 1921 - September 21, 1922.
• Box 256
  Firmin: Vol 10. September 22, 1922 - October 31, 1923.
• Box 257
  Firmin: Vol 11. November 1, 1923 - September 27, 1924.
• Box 257
  Firmin: Vol 12. September 27, 1924 - December 28, 1925.
• Box 257
  Firmin: Vol 1. December 30, 1925 - January 22, 1927.
• Box 257
  Firmin: Vol 2. January 24, 1927 - May 8, 1930.
• Box 258
  Wey. Logged-Off Land Company: Vol 13. March 2, 1925 - November 16, 1925.
• Box 258
  Wey. Logged-Off Land Company: Vol 14. November 16, 1925 - March 30, 1926.
• Box 258
  Wey. Logged-Off Land Company: Vol 15. March 30 - October 25, 1926.
• Box 258
  Wey. Logged-Off Land Company: Vol 16. October 26, 1926 - May 5, 1927.
• Box 259
  Wey. Logged-Off Land Company: Vol 17. May 6 - December 5, 1927.
• Box 259
  Wey. Logged-Off Land Company: Vol 18. December 5, 1927 - June 4, 1928.
• Box 259
  Wey. Logged-Off Land Company: Vol 19. June 4, 1928 - January 4, 1929.
• Box 259
  Wey. Logged-Off Land Company: Vol 20. January 5, 1929 - July 6, 1929.
• Box 260
  Wey. Logged-Off Land Company: Vol 21. July 8, 1928 - January 28, 1930.
• Box 260
  Wey. Logged-Off Land Company: Vol 22. January 28 - September 3, 1930.
• Box 260
  Wey. Logged-Off Land Company: Vol 23. September 4, 1930 - February 9, 1931.
• Box 260
  Wey. Logged-Off Land Company: Vol 24. February 9 - June 28, 1931.
• Box 261
  Wey. Logged-Off Land Company: Vol 25. June 27 - November 9, 1931.
• Box 261
  Wey. Logged-Off Land Company: Vol 26. November 9, 1931 - March 9, 1932.
• Box 261
  Wey. Logged-Off Land Company: Vol 27. March 10 - July 7, 1932.
• Box 261
  Wey. Logged-Off Land Company: Vol 28. July 7 - November 23, 1932.
• Box 262
  Wey. Logged-Off Land Company: Vol 29. November 23, 1932 - April 22, 1933.
• Box 262
  Wey. Logged-Off Land Company: Vol 30. April 24 - September 5, 1933.
• Box 262
  Wey. Logged-Off Land Company: Vol 31. September 7, 1933 - February 7, 1934.
• Box 263
  Wey. Logged-Off Land Company: Vol 32. February 7 - June 18, 1934.
• Box 263
  Wey. Logged-Off Land Company: Vol 33. June 18 - November 26, 1934.
• Box 263
  Wey. Logged-Off Land Company: Vol 34. November 26, 1934 - December 21, 1936.

Series II. Directors and Executives, 1900-2002.

(212 boxes.)

The Directors and Executives series holds the papers of several prominent individuals in the Weyerhaeuser upper level management who held office between 1900 and 1998. These include: Norton A. Clapp, Charles H. Ingram, George S. Long, George S. Long Jr., W. L. McCormick, W.H. Meadowcroft, F.R. Titcomb, F.E. Weyerhaeuser, F.K. Weyerhaeuser, George H. Weyerhaeuser, and J.P. Weyerhaeuser Jr. The papers are organized alphabetically by last name. These files consist of correspondence, articles, reports, clippings, meeting minutes, schedules, financial statements, agreements, merger and acquisition files, publications, notes, research files, and other material.

Speeches by several of these individuals, as well as other Weyerhaeuser leaders and management, can be found at the end of the series.

1. Norton A. Clapp Papers, 1959-1977.

Norton Clapp (1906-1995) began his career with Weyerhaeuser in 1938. He joined the Navy during World War II and served until 1946 when he returned to Weyerhaeuser. In 1947 he succeeded his father as a director of the company. He was president from 1963 to 1966 and guided the company through international expansion in Europe, Canada, the Caribbean, and the Pacific. He oversaw additions in the commercial doors, hardwoods and fine paper industries. He served as Chairman of the Board from 1966 to 1970.

The Norton A. Clapp Papers consist primarily of correspondence along with limited material maintained by Clapp during his time with Weyerhaeuser. These items include appointment calendars, genealogies, board meeting material, and speeches. The files are organized alphabetically by individual correspondent, company, or topic.

• Box 264
  Norton A. Clapp Papers, 1959-1977.

2. Charles H. Ingram Papers, 1902-1975.

A son of one of the company's founders, Charles H. Ingram (1892-1979) started with Weyerhaeuser in the shipping department at Everett in 1919. He followed F.R. Titcomb as general manager of the Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Company from 1925-1929 before being transferred to the Tacoma office. Ingram was assistant manager at the Tacoma office in 1933 when Phil Weyerhaeuser took over as the company's CEO after the death of George S. Long. Ingram was soon promoted to manager in 1936, succeeding F.R. Titcomb. As Phil Weyerhaeuser's right hand man, Ingram directed the logging and manufacturing activities of the company and took an active part in developing new marketing programs. His term as general manager spanned the presidencies of F.E. Weyerhaeuser, H.H. Irvine, J.P. Weyerhaeuser Jr., and F.K. Weyerhaeuser. He was General Manager, 1936-1956; Executive Vice President, 1956-1958; Vice President, 1947-1956; Director, 1947-1963.

The Charles H. Ingram files primarily hold business correspondence. Other files include administrative documents, articles, papers, reports, publications, clippings, and photographs.

ADMINISTRATIVE FILES: BOXES 265-281.

• Box 265-267
  Accounting and Finance Department, 1939-1957.
• Box 267
  Committees, 1936-1957.
• Box 268-269
  Contracts, 1933-1957.
• Box 270
  Credit Unions, 1941.
• Box 270
  Donations, Dues, and Subscriptions, 1951-1952.
• Box 270
  Economist Department, 1952-1957.
• Box 270
  Industry Code, 1934.
• Box 270
  Inventory, 1957.
• Box 271-272
  Financial, 1933-1957.
• Box 273
  Meetings, 1939-1949.
• Box 274-277
  Personnel, 1937-1957.
• Box 278-281
  Purchasing and Sales, 1933-1957.

CORRESPONDENCE FILES: BOXES 282-361.

Ingram's correspondence is primarily of a business nature. Some folders may contain other documents such as reports, articles, spreadsheets, or photographs. The files are organized alphabetically by company, individual, or subject.

• Box 282
  4-L "Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen", 1933-1936.
  • The Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen, commonly known as the "4-L", was a company union founded in the United States in 1917 by the War Department.
• Box 282
  4-Square, 1929-1940.
• Box 283
  "A", 1934-1957.
• Box 283
  Abel, John S., 1943-1953.
• Box 284
  Advertising, 1945-1948.
• Box 284
  Airplane, 1936-1957.
• Box 284
  Allied Building Credits, Inc., 1938-1939.
• Box 284
  American Forest Products Industries, 1946-1948.
• Box 284
  American Lumber and Treating Company, 1950-1951, 1954.
• Box 285
  American Management Association, 1954-1957.
• Box 285
  American Tugboat Company, 1951.
• Box 285
  Atlantic Coast Yards, 1946-1949.
• Box 285
  Awards, 1948.
• Box 285
  "B", 1934-1956.
• Box 286
  Bell, Laird, 1939.
• Box 286
  Booth-Kelly Lumber Company, 1945-1947.
• Box 286
  Booz, Allen and Hamilton, 1947-1950, 1957.
• Box 286
  Box Division, 1946-1948.
• Box 286
  "C", 1937-1957.
• Box 287
  California Pine Box Distributors, 1936-1939, 1955-1957.
• Box 287
  California State Chamber of Commerce, 1950.
• Box 287
  Carlisle Lumber Company, 1937-1939.
• Box 287
  Cedar, 1934-1940.
• Box 287
  Charcoal, 1941-1942.
• Box 287
  Charles E. Bedaux Company, 1934-1935.
• Box 287
  Chehalis Western Railroad, 1938.
• Box 288
  Cherry Valley Logging Company, 1939-1946.
• Box 288
  Clarke-McNary Act, 1940.
• Box 288
  Clemons Boom Company, 1944-1957.
• Box 288
  Clemons Branch, 1938-1945, 1956-1957.
• Box 288
  Columbia and Cowlitz Railroad Company, 1938-1942, 1953-1954.
• Box 288
  Coos Bay Branch, 1944-1945.
• Box 289-290
  Coos Bay Branch, 1946-1957.
• Box 291
  Cruises, 1940.
• Box 291
  Customer Service, 1952-1953.
• Box 291
  "D", 1936-1957.
• Box 291
  Davis, Minot, 1939-1947.
• Box 292
  DeLong, Walter, 1945-1948.
• Box 292
  Distributing Yards, 1956-1957.
  • Includes Murraysville, Louisville, and New Haven Yards.
• Box 292
  Douglas Fir Plywood Association, 1948-1957.
• Box 292
  "E", 1936-1948.
• Box 293
  Eastern Yards, 1931-1957.
• Box 293
  End Matching, 1935-1949.
• Box 294
  Engineering Department, 1954-1957.
• Box 294
  Everett Branch, 1930-1957.
• Box 294
  Ewauna Box Company, 1933.
• Box 295
  Executive Development, 1948-1956.
• Box 295
  "F", 1936-1951.
• Box 295
  Fair Labor Standards Act, 1938-1939.
• Box 295
  Forestry and Fire Prevention, 1938-1943.
• Box 296
  Forestry and Fire Prevention, 1944-1957.
• Box 297
  "G", 1938-1957.
• Box 297
  General Timber Service, 1931-1950.
• Box 297
  Globe Lumber Company, 1947-1950.
  • Later Los Angeles Yard.
• Box 297
  Golden Gate International Exposition, 1937-1939.
• Box 298
  Grading, 1938-1957.
• Box 298
  Grays Harbor Branch, 1955.
• Box 299
  "H", 1936-1957.
• Box 299
  Hardwoods, 1957.
• Box 299
  Hayes, Edmond, 1952-1957.
• Box 299
  Hemlock, 1939-1940, 1946-1948.
• Box 299
  "I", 1936-1957.
• Box 300
  Industrial Relations Department, 1948-1953.
• Box 301
  Industrial Relations Department, 1954-1957.
• Box 301
  Industrial Wood Parts, 1955.
• Box 302
  Institute of Paper Chemistry, 1953-1954, 1957.
• Box 302
  Irvine, Horace H., 1938-1947.
• Box 302
  "J", 1938-1948.
• Box 302
  "K", 1938-1948, 1954.
• Box 302
  Kalama Boom Company, 1937.
• Box 302
  Kendall, H.T., 1935-1941.
  • See also: Weyerhaeuser Sales Company.
• Box 303
  Kirby Lumber Company, 1955.
• Box 303
  Klamath Falls Branch, 1930-1956.
• Box 304
  "L", 1939-1957.
• Box 304
  Labor, 1934-1939.
• Box 305
  Labor, 1940-1954.
• Box 306
  Land and Timber Department, 1949-1957.
  • In 1949, the Reforestation and Land Department became the Land and Timber Department.
• Box 306
  Lath, 1938-1939.
• Box 306
  Legislation, 1937-1957.
• Box 307
  Longview Branch, 1930-1956.
• Box 308
  Lumber Distributors, Inc., 1939-1943.
• Box 309
  Lumber Distributors, Inc., 1944-1949.
• Box 309
  Lumber Division, 1951-1957.
• Box 310
  Lumber, 1933-1955.
• Box 310
  "M", 1937-1943.
• Box 311
  "M", 1944-1957.
• Box 311
  Martin, Clyde S., 1941-1948.
• Box 311
  Moffit, Thomas E., 1945-1946.
• Box 311
  Molalla Forest Grove, 1951-1956.
• Box 311
  Mountain Tree Farm Company, 1946-1947.
• Box 311
  "N", 1939-1957.
• Box 312
  National Association of Manufacturers, 1944-1952.
• Box 312
  National Defense, 1940-1941.
• Box 312
  National Lumber Manufacturers Association, 1942-1953.
• Box 312
  Norman, Fred, 1943-1944.
• Box 312
  "O", 1937-1955.
• Box 313
  Office of Emergency Management, 1942-1946.
• Box 313
  Olzendam, Roderic, 1937-1939.
• Box 313
  Onstad, Albert H., 1939-1940.
• Box 313
  "P", 1936-1957.
• Box 313
  Patents, 1945-1947, 1950-1957.
• Box 313
  Peterson, A.A., 1948.
• Box 314
  Plant Managers, 1938-1957.
• Box 315
  Plywood, 1934-1948.
• Box 315
  Portland Mill Site, 1944-1946.
• Box 315
  Potlatch Forests, Inc., 1934-1955.
• Box 316
  Pres-To-Logs, 1934-1957.
• Box 316
  Priorities, 1941-1943.
• Box 317
  Priorities, 1943-1947.
  • Includes several "Priorities Regulations" published by the Civilian Production Administration.
• Box 317
  Public Relations, 1939-1957.
• Box 317
  Pulp Division, 1927-1933, 1937-1940.
• Box 318-320
  Pulp Division, 1939-1954.
• Box 321
  Pulp Division, 1954-1957.
• Box 321
  "R", 1937-1958.
• Box 322
  Reforestation and Land Department, 1938-1948.
  • Reforestation and Land Department became the Land and Timber Department in 1949.
• Box 322
  Rilco Laminated Products, Inc., 1953-1957.
• Box 322
  Robinson-Patman Act, 1936.
• Box 323
  "S", 1935-1957.
• Box 323
  Saberson, R.E., 1956.
• Box 323
  Saws and Sawmills, 1936-1945, 1975.
• Box 323
  Schille, A.G., 1945-1946.
• Box 323
  Schoenwerk, O.C., 1943-1946, 1952.
• Box 324
  Seattle Municipal Water Department, 1951-1957.
• Box 324
  Selective Logging, 1932-1936.
• Box 324
  Shingles, 1833-1948.
• Box 325
  Snohomish River Boom Company, 1937-1957.
• Box 326
  Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Company, 1927-1957.
• Box 326
  Sound Timber Company, 1936-1943.
• Box 326
  Special Products Division, 1949-1951.
• Box 327
  Special Products Division, 1950-1955.
• Box 328
  Special Products Division, 1956-1957.
• Box 328
  Springfield Branch, 1949-1956.
• Box 328
  Springfield Plywood Corporation, 1944-1947.
• Box 328
  Stetson-Ross Machine Company, 1938-1939, 1952.
• Box 329
  Stockton Yard, 1935-1956.
• Box 330
  "T", 1937-1957.
• Box 330
  Tacoma Building, 1938-1957.
• Box 330
  Tate, I.N., 1939.
• Box 330
  Thompson Yards, 1943-1957.
• Box 331
  Thorpe, Lloyd, 1945.
• Box 331
  Timber, 1940-1948.
  • Includes correspondence, reports, financial information, inventories and other research files maintained by Ingram.
• Box 331
  Titcomb, F.R., 1934.
• Box 331
  Tokul Creek Land Company, 1929-1931.
• Box 331
  Traffic, 1936-1951.
• Box 331
  Twin City Branch, 1934-1957.
• Box 332
  "U", 1942-1956.
• Box 332
  United States Government, 1950-1955.
• Box 332
  "V", 1939-1951.
• Box 332
  Vail-McDonald, 1937-1953.
• Box 332
  Veterans Housing, 1947.
• Box 332
  Visitors to the Northwest, 1944-1957.
• Box 333
  "W", 1937-1957.
• Box 333
  Walling, F.E., 1941, 1950-1951.
• Box 333
  War Production Board, 1942-1945.
• Box 334
  War Production Board, 1945-1948.
• Box 334
  Washington Veneer Company, 1941-1947.
• Box 335-338
  West Coast Lumbermen's Association, 1935-1957.
• Box 339
  West Coast Woods Advertising Program, 1945-1949.
• Box 339-340
  Western Pine Association, 1932-1958.
• Box 340
  Western Timber Structures, 1937.
• Box 340
  Weyerhaeuser History, 1954.
• Box 341-346
  Weyerhaeuser Sales Company, 1931, 1935-1958.
• Box 347
  Weyerhaeuser Steamship Company, 1941-1959.
• Box 347
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company - General, 1931-1939.
• Box 348
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company - General, 1940-1958.
• Box 349
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company - Interoffice Correspondence, 1931-1951.
• Box 349
  Weyerhaeuser Twenty Year Club, 1950-1957.
• Box 349
  Weyerhaeuser, F.K., 1930-1932.
• Box 349
  Weyerhaeuser, J.P. Jr., 1956.
• Box 350
  White River Branch, 1932-1956.
  • The White River Lumber Company became part of Weyerhaeuser in 1949, when it became known as the White River Branch.
• Box 351-354
  Willapa Harbor Branch, 1931-1957.
• Box 354
  Wood Conversion Company, 1938-1956.
• Box 354
  Wooden Boxes, 1930-1935.
• Box 354
  Zahner, Max, 1956.
• Box 355-361
  Outgoing Correspondence, 1938-1948.
  • Bound volumes of outgoing correspondence, organized by year. Each volume includes an alphabetical index of correspondents.
• Box 361-372
  Research and Development files.
  • Holds files from the Research and Development Department as well as other files, covering a wide range of subjects, maintained by Ingram for research purposes. These files consist of reports, articles, publications, clippings, booklets, and limited correspondence. Box 372 holds Ingram's personal address book and secretary's handbook, along with photograph albums from Snohomish River (1934) and Snoqualmie Falls (1925).

3. George S. Long Papers, 1901-1935.

George Smith Long (1853-1930) was general manager of Weyerhaeuser Timber Company from its founding in 1900 to his death in 1930. The George S. Long papers hold correspondence documenting business matters during Long's tenure as General Manager of Weyerhaeuser Timber Company. The files also hold reports, notes, financial statements, and agreements.

• Box 373
  Administrative files, 1901-1930.
  • Includes reports to the Internal Revenue Service regarding timber holdings, sales, and means of access (1920). Also holds personnel information, meeting minutes, and financial statements as well as information on timber acquisitions, stockholder matters, proposals, and statistics.
• Box 373
  Carbon Briquettes, 1921-1923.
  • Reports and correspondence relating to research into the feasibility of manufacturing carbon briquettes from saw mill waste.
• Box 373
  Clarke County Timber Company, 1929-1930.
  • Includes correspondence relating to liquidation as well as a plat showing the status of ownership of lands.
• Box 373
  Columbia and Cowlitz Railway Company, 1927.
  • Also includes correspondence pertaining to Cowlitz Development Company and Ostrander Railway Company. Files primarily concern proposed legislation regarding rights of way and easements in connection with state lands.
• Box 373
  Correspondence: General, 1901-1930.
  • Subjects include timber assessments, tax matters, timber management, purchases, sales, exchanges, railroad development plans to Klamath Falls, and a cruise report. Also included is Article II (dated 1924) regarding the formation of Weyerhaeuser Logged-Off Land Company.
• Box 373
  Greeley, William B., 1927-1930.
• Box 373
  Kimball, Jackson F., 1926.
• Box 374
  Long-Bell Lumber Company, 1924-1929.
• Box 374
  Lumber, 1904-1928.
• Box 374
  Mills, 1900-1930.
• Box 374
  National Lumber Manufacturers Association, 1929.
• Box 374
  Snohomish River Boom Company, 1926-1930.
• Box 374
  Speeches, 1909-1930.
• Box 374
  United States Senate Committee Hearing, 1923.
  • Contains the testimony of J.F. Kimball, E.T. Allen, and George S. Long at the U.S. Senate Committee hearing on reforestation which resulted in the Clarke-McNary Act. Also contains an exhibit of property taxes paid by Weyerhaeuser Timber Company on forest lands between 1900 and 1922.
• Box 374
  Washington Forest Fire Association, 1930.
• Box 375
  Western Forestry and Conservation Association, 1930-1935.
• Box 375
  Weyerhaeuser Forest Products, 1918-1930.
• Box 375
  Weyerhaeuser Forest Products: By-Products Committee, 1918-1920.
• Box 375
  White River Lumber Company, 1929-1930.
  • Correspondence and other files, including the articles of incorporation.
• Box 376
  Biographical Material, 1904-1933.
  • Items include correspondence, clippings, notes, and tributes and memorials collected after Long's passing in 1930. Files also hold a Long family history as well as George Long's railroad passes from 1930.

4. George S. Long Jr. Papers, 1901-1980.

George S. Long Jr. (1895-1984) began his career at Weyerhaeuser as a packer for a cruising party and later worked as a fire warden and compassman. He joined the Tacoma office staff in 1919 following World War I duty in France and was elected assistant secretary in 1928 and secretary in 1945. He served as director of Chehalis Western Railroad Company, Mountain Development Company, and Weyerhaeuser Hawaiian Company. In 1960 he was elected president of Weyerhaeuser Company Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to the furtherance of religious, charitable, scientific, literary, and educational purposes.

The George S. Long Jr. papers hold administrative files, correspondence, research files, and personal material.

ADMINISTRATIVE FILES, BOXES 377-379.

Holds various financial and business-related documents during George Long Jr.'s tenure at Weyerhaeuser. A few of the items predate Long's time with Weyerhaeuser and were passed on to him after his father's death.

• Box 377
  General Administrative files, 1920, 1930, 1945-1960.
  • Holds elected and appointed officer information, meeting minutes, by-laws and amendments, as well as meeting minutes of the Cherry Valley Logging Company from 1920.
• Box 377
  Financial Records, 1918, 1925-1960.
  • Statements, budget information, financial forecasts, balance sheets, market investigations, expenses, and cost information.
• Box 378
  Kieckhefer-Eddy Merger, 1957. [PDF]
• Box 378
  Land and Timber Acquisitions, 1902-1957.
• Box 378
  Personnel, 1928-1958.
• Box 378
  Securities and Exchange Commission, 1933-1954.
• Applications and registrations by Weyerhaeuser.
• Box 379
  Stock and Dividends Information, 1922-1955.
• Box 379
  Subsidiary Company Information, 1936-1961.
• Box 379
  Taxes and Tariffs, 1920, 1947, 1960.
• Box 379
  Timber Cruising, 1901, 1921-1927.

CORRESPONDENCE, BOXES 379-382.

Primarily Weyerhaeuser business related. Arrangement is alphabetical by company, individual, or subject.

• Box 379
  Correspondence: General, 1916-1981.
• Box 379
  Advertising, 1940-1943, 1956.
  • Includes results from a 1956 national survey, performed by the Opinion Research Corporation, regarding awareness of the Weyerhaeuser name, slogan, and advertising.
• Box 380
  American Legion National Employment Commission, 1932.
• Box 380
  American Society of Corporate Secretaries, Inc., 1970-1978.
• Box 380
  Bell, F.S., 1928-1929.
• Box 380
  Clarke-McNary Act 50th Anniversary, 1975.
  • George Long Jr. attended the 50th anniversary commemorative observation of the Clarke-McNary Act at Snoqualmie Falls Lodge. Includes correspondence, an event program, clippings, and other files.
• Box 380
  Columbia University, 1953-1955.
  • Concerning a proposed project on the history of Weyerhaeuser.
• Box 380
  Company History: Correspondence, 1938-1976.
• Box 380
  Federated Industries of Washington, 1941-1944.
• Box 380
  Fire Patrol Associations, 1935-1939.
• Box 380
  Governor's Industrial Safety Advisory Committee, 1950.
• Box 380
  Klamath Indian Reservation, 1928-1929.
  • Concerns a proposed timber sale on Klamath Indian Reservation in Oregon.
• Box 380
  Legislation, 1933-1945, 1956.
  • Includes a statement by C.S. Chapman to the Joint Congressional Committee on Forestry (1940), an opinion by A.W. Clapp regarding exchange of state lands for company lands (1933), as well as a statement by Weyerhaeuser to congressional subcommittees regarding reciprocal access to private and public timber (1956). Also holds files pertaining to the Columbia Valley Authority Bill (Senate Bill 460, 1945) and the Clemons Medical Aid contract case (1936-1937).
• Box 380
  Long-Bell Lumber Company, 1927-1975.
• Box 381
  Lumber Tariff Act of 1930, 1928-1931.
• Box 381
  Office of Price Administration, 1942-1945.
• Box 381
  Silver Lake Project, 1928-1932.
• Box 381
  Thrall Ranch, 1911-1925.
  • Real estate.
• Box 381
  Washington Forest Fire Association, 1909, 1943-1946.
• Box 381
  Washington State Department of Labor Industries, 1960.
• Box 381
  West Coast Lumbermen's Association, 1929-1945.
• Box 381
  Western Forestry and Conservation Association, 1940-1942.
• Box 381
  Weyerhaeuser Forest Products, 1959.
• Box 381
  Weyerhaeuser, F.E., 1938.
• Box 381
  Weyerhaeuser, J.P. Jr., 1931-1953.
• Box 382
  Weyerhaeuser Twenty Year Club, 1945-1960.
• Box 382
  Wood Conversion Company, 1921-1950.
• Box 382
  Personal files and Correspondence, 1917-1980.
  • Includes correspondence, notes, clippings, pamphlets, membership lists and other such files. A section of the correspondence consists of condolences sent to Long after his father's passing. Also holds Long's rail passes (1931-1976) and his personal address book.
• Box 383
  Research files.
  • Company history files, publications, reports, maps, and subject files.

5. W.L. McCormick Papers, 1925-1950.

William L. McCormick (1876-1953) first worked for the Weyerhaeuser Timber Company as a legal advisor in Klamath Falls, Oregon before eventually joining the Tacoma office in 1910. McCormick was elected director of the company in 1911, succeeding his father Robert Laird McCormick. McCormick held various positions at the company, including secretary and vice president, until his death in 1953. The W.L. McCormick papers hold annual reports, correspondence, business reports, merger and acquisitions files, and clippings.

• Box 384
  General, 1933-1937, 1949-1950.
  • Holds correspondence as well as some business-related documents such as directors meeting resolutions, labor related correspondence and files, as well as a sales manual of the Weyerhaeuser Sales Company.
• Box 384
  Annual Reports, 1935-1941.
• Box 384
  General Insurance Company of America, 1925-1933.
• Box 385
  Legislative Issues, 1930-1933.
  • Correspondence regarding anti-trust laws and revisions, an advisory sales plan, and other matters pertaining to the lumber industry.
• Box 385
  Lumber Mergers, 1930-1932, 1948-1949.
  • Holds abound volume consisting of correspondence, reports, budget sheets, statistics, and other material pertaining to a fir merger.
• Box 385
  National Lumber Manufacturers Association, 1926-1934.
• Box 385
  Reports, 1925, 1932, and 1948.
  • Includes advertising reports, a report from the Pulp Division, and a report on lumber control.

6. W.H. Meadowcroft Papers, 1954-1988.

William Howarth Meadowcroft (1929-2014) worked at Weyerhaeuser from 1950 to 1986. During his tenure, he held various positions within the company beginning with marketing. He served as Project Coordinator for Corporate Headquarters in Federal Way from 1967 to 1969. The majority of his career he served as Assistant to the President where he worked closely with George Weyerhaeuser.

The bulk of the Meadowcroft files consist of Weyerhaeuser business correspondence. The papers also hold appointment books and calendars.

• Box 386-388
  Appointment Books and Calendars, 1970-1986.
• Box 388
  Board of Directors Visits, 1974, 1979.
  • Documents a tour of the Northern Washington Region in August of 1975 as well as a visit to the Mississippi-Alabama region for the dedication of the C. Davis Weyerhaeuser Regeneration Center and nursery dedication in 1979.
• Box 388
  Captain's Club, 1970-1974.
  • Correspondence, a roster and regulations for the Weyerhaeuser Captain's Club.
• Box 388
  China Visit, 1978.
  • Sponsored by the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT), Weyerhaeuser participated in a trip to China in 1978. Files include correspondence, pamphlets, memos, and other files pertaining to the trip and U.S.-China trade relations.
• Box 388
  Clippings, 1988.
• Box 388
  Forest History Society, 1984-1985.
• Box 389
  General Correspondence, 1967-1985.
• Box 389
  Harvard Business School Annual Report, 1954.
• Box 389
  King of Sweden Visit to Weyerhaeuser, 1976.
  • As part of his tour of the United States, Carl XVI Gustaf, King of Sweden visited Weyerhaeuser in April of 1976. Files include correspondence, schedules, and memos.
• Box 389
  Miscellaneous, 1977, 1985.
  • Includes information on a Smithsonian program entitled "Kin and Communities: The Peopling of America," to which Weyerhaeuser gave support. Also holds two invitations to the presidential inauguration of Ronald Reagan in 1985.
• Box 389
  North Carolina Visit, 1977.
  • Correspondence, agendas, notes and other material relating to a senior executives' visit to the Weyerhaeuser Plymouth, North Carolina pulp mill in 1977.
• Box 389
  Norton Clapp Celebration, 1983.
  • Meadowcroft's files pertaining to the celebration of Norton Clapp's 50 years as a trustee at the University of Puget Sound. Includes programs, clippings, and correspondence.
• Box 389
  President Reagan's Visit to Weyerhaeuser, 1984.
  • In April of 1984, President Ronald Reagan made a trip to Weyerhaeuser's Tacoma Export Facility and then the corporate headquarters in Federal Way to discuss trade with China. Items include news bulletins, internal company memos, schedules and agendas, promotional materials, and correspondence, including a signed thank you letter from President Reagan.
• Box 389
  Sea-Tac Hangar, 1978-1981.
  • Correspondence as well as guest lists and information surrounding the dedication of Weyerhaeuser's Sea-Tac Hangar, out of which Weyerhaeuser's Corporate Aircraft Department began operating in 1981 on the West side of the Seattle-Tacoma Airport.
• Box 389
  Urban Land Institute, 1967-1970.

7. F.R. Titcomb Papers, 1921-1936.

The son-in-law of J.P. Weyerhaeuser Sr., Francis Rodman Titcomb (1886-1975) joined the Weyerhaeuser Timber Company at Snoqualmie Falls upon his return from the First World War. He served as assistant general manager and then general manager at Snoqualmie until being transferred to the Tacoma office where he would act as general manager from 1929 until 1936. The F.R. Titcomb papers consist of correspondence, reports, statements, schedules, and reports. Files are arranged alphabetically by company name or subject.

• Box 390
  4-L "Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen", 1934-1935.
• Box 390
  4-Square, 1934.
• Box 390
  "B", 1934.
• Box 390
  Bonus Plan, 1931-1934.
• Box 390
  "C", 1934.
• Box 390
  Cedar, 1934.
• Box 390
  Cherry Valley Logging Company, 1933-1935.
• Box 390
  Columbia and Cowlitz Railway Company, 1933-1936.
• Box 390
  Committee: Price Differentials, 1934.
• Box 390
  "D"-"E", 1921-1931.
• Box 390
  Eastern Distributing Yards, 1922-1934.
• Box 390
  Endgrain Floor Company, 1932-1935.
• Box 390
  "F"-"G", 1930-1934.
• Box 390
  General Timber Service, 1932-1936.
• Box 390
  "J", 1935.
• Box 391
  "L", 1933-1936.
• Box 392
  "M", 1932.
• Box 392
  Midway Yards, 1932.
• Box 392
  Northwest Paper Company, 1935.
• Box 392
  "P", 1931-1935.
• Box 392
  Plywood, 1934-1936.
• Box 392
  Pres-To-Logs, 1934.
• Box 392
  Pulp, 1930-1935.
• Box 392
  Purchases, Sales, and Contracts, 1932.
• Box 392
  "S", 1933-1936.
• Box 392
  Shingles, 1935.
• Box 392
  Snohomish River Boom Company, 1929-1936.
• Box 393
  Tokul Creek Land Company, 1936.
• Box 393
  "W", 1934.
• Box 393
  West Coast Lumbermen's Association, 1934-1935.
• Box 393
  Western Timber Structures, Inc., 1936.
• Box 393
  Weyerhaeuser Sales Company, 1933-1936.
• Box 393
  Weyerhaeuser Timber Company: General, 1932-1936.
• Box 393
  White River Lumber Company, 1934.
• Box 393
  Willapa Harbor Branch, 1934-1936.

8. F.E. Weyerhaeuser Papers, 1900-1944.

Frederick Edward Weyerhaeuser (1872-1945) held various positions in Weyerhaeuser Timber Company until he eventually became president in 1934, a position he held until his death in 1945. The F.E. Weyerhaeuser papers hold correspondence and reports primarily pertaining to Laird, Norton Company and the Weyerhaeuser Sales Company.

• Box 394
  Correspondence and Reports, 1900-1944.

9. F.K. Weyerhaeuser Papers, 1942-1960.

Frederick King Weyerhaeuser (1895-1978) directed the Weyerhaeuser Sales Company, a subsidiary of The Weyerhaeuser Company, as President and chairman for more than thirty years and was instrumental in the success of the 4-Square lumber program. He was there from 1920 until 1954. F.K. was president of The Weyerhaeuser Company from 1956 to 1963. He led the company through a major expansion of mill openings and land purchases, and the company's entry into the carton and container business. The F.K. Weyerhaeuser papers hold correspondence and other office files and are arranged alphabetically.

• Box 394
  General Correspondence, 1957-1958.
• Box 394
  "A", 1959-1960.
• Box 394
  "B", 1957-1958.
• Box 394
  Bradley Lumber Company, 1958.
• Box 394
  Board of Directors, 1957-1959.
• Box 394
  Booklets, Reprints, Etc., 1958-1959.
• Box 394
  Clippings, 1958-1959.
• Box 394
  "D", 1958.
• Box 394
  Directors Meeting, 1957-1958.
• Box 394
  Executive Committee Meeting, 1958-1959.
• Box 394
  Forest History Foundation, 1957-1958.
• Box 394
  "I", 1959.
• Box 394
  Institute of Paper Chemistry, 1957-1958.
• Box 394
  "J"-"K", 1957-1959.
• Box 394
  Kieckhefer-Eddy Division, 1957. [PDF]
• Box 395
  "L", 1958-1960.
• Box 395
  "M", 1957-1959.
• Box 395
  "N", 1957-1959.
• Box 395
  National Association of Manufacturers, 1958-1959.
• Box 395
  National Lumber Manufacturers Association, 1958.
• Box 395
  "O", 1957.
• Box 395
  "P", 1957-1959.
• Box 395
  Portrait File, 1957.
• Box 395
  Public Relations, 1937-1943.
• Box 395
  Schenck, Carl A., 1949-1950.
• Box 395
  Shareholder Annual Meeting, 1956.
• Box 395
  Speeches, 1942.
• Box 395
  "T", 1959.
• Box 395
  "U", 1957.
• Box 395
  University of Washington, 1957-1960.
• Box 395
  "V", 1956-1959.
• Box 395
  "W", 1957-1960.
• Box 395
  War Effort, 1940-1943.
• Box 395
  Weyerhaeuser Hawaiian Company, 1959.
• Box 395
  Wyatt, Lowry: Press Release, 1957.
• Box 395
  Yale College, 1949.

10. George H. Weyerhaeuser Papers, 1956-1998.

George H. Weyerhaeuser (1926- ) joined Weyerhaeuser Company in 1947, initially working in the woods as a logger. In 1949, he began work in the company's pulp mills at Longview, Washington. He transferred to the Springfield, Oregon lumber manufacturing operations in 1951, where he progressed from foreman to assistant manager and then to wood products area manager in 1954. In 1957, G.H. Weyerhaeuser was named assistant to the executive vice president at corporate headquarters in Tacoma, Washington. He was appointed manager of wood products in 1958 and was elected to the board of directors in 1960. He was appointed executive vice president for wood products and timberlands in 1961, followed by executive vice president for all manufacturing and timberlands operations in 1964. In 1966, G.H. Weyerhaeuser became the company's chief executive officer and ninth president. He served as chief executive officer until 1991. Under his leadership, High Yield Forestry became the company's guiding principle in forest management. G.H. Weyerhaeuser furthered the growth of Weyerhaeuser Canada and supported major land acquisitions in the southern United States. He became chairman of the board of directors in 1988 and continued in that role until his retirement in 1999.

The G.H. Weyerhaeuser papers hold correspondence, reports, news and management bulletins, speeches, agendas, schedules, written histories, and research files which document his work within Weyerhaeuser.

ADMINISTRATIVE FILES, 1960-1998. BOXES 396-397

• Box 396
  General, 1960-1998.
  • Holds interoffice communications, strategic planning files, news releases, notes, speeches, and management bulletins.
• Box 396
  Anniversaries, 1975-1986.
  • Includes files pertaining to Weyerhaeuser Company's 75th Anniversary celebration, as well as a ceremony, sponsored by Weyerhaeuser Company, to commemorate the anniversary of the Mount St. Helen's eruption. Also holds files concerning the celebration of G.H. Weyerhaeuser's 20 years as president of the company.
• Box 396
  President Reagan's Visit to Klamath Falls, 1983.
  • President Reagan visited Weyerhaeuser operations at Klamath Falls on March 5, 1983 as part of a series of regional meetings with industry leaders to publicize early signs of economic recovery. Items include remarks by Weyerhaeuser Executive Vice President C.W. Bingham and remarks by President Reagan, as well as a newspaper clipping about the event.
• Box 396
  Reports, 1969-1986.
• Box 397
  Technology Center Dedication, 1978.
• Box 398-402
  Calendars, 1958-1983.

CORRESPONDENCE, 1957-1991. BOXES 398-407.

• Box 398
  General, 1965-1976.
  • Also holds a 4-Square Lumber Product Photo.
• Box 397
  "A" - "H", 1956-1991.
• Box 403
  "I" - "N", 1961-1986.
• Box 404
  "N" - "V", 1963-1985.
  • Includes information about the Weyerhaeuser sponsored a telecast of NBC "White Paper" centered on industrial productivity in Japan, as well as President Reagan's visit to Weyerhaeuser in 1984.
• Box 405
  "W" - "Y", 1964-1985.
  • Includes F.K.'s remarks on Weyerhaeuser family history at a family gathering in Sun Valley, ID in 1970.
• Box 405
  Honors and Awards, 1971, 1977-1983.
• Box 405
  Research files, 1957-1984.
  • Holds articles, clippings, and brochures as well as two written histories of the Weyerhaeuser family and a history of the Dickman Lumber Company of Tacoma Washington.
• Box 406
  Speeches and Interviews, 1969-1984.
• Box 407
  Trips and Conferences, 1968-1977.

11. J. P. Weyerhaeuser Jr. Papers, 1931-1958.

After serving in the military and attending college, John Philip "Phil" Weyerhaeuser, Jr. (1899 -1956) was appointed general manager in 1925 of Clearwater Timber Company in Lewiston, Idaho. In 1931, Clearwater merged with Potlatch Lumber Company to form Potlatch Forests, Inc., with Weyerhaeuser as president. In 1933 he moved to Tacoma to become executive vice president of the Weyerhaeuser Timber Company. He oversaw the transition from a dealer in timberlands to a manufacturer of forest products and a manager of renewable tree farms. Central to this change was his vision that the only way for a forest products company to operate was to own and manage renewable timberlands. He remained with the family firm, becoming president in 1947 and serving in that capacity until his death in 1956.

The J.P. Weyerhaeuser Jr. Papers consist primarily of correspondence. Other files include administrative documents, articles, papers, reports, statements, research files, publications, clippings, and pamphlets.

• Box 408-412
  Administrative files, 1933-1956.
  • Holds files relating to taxes, labor, wages, stocks and shareholders, directors and executives, profits, the Industrial Relations and Accounting departments, mergers and other business-related matters and events. Items consist of correspondence, reports, booklets, budget sheets, clippings, and statements.

CORRESPONDENCE.

• Box 413
  General, 1938-1939.
• Box 413
  4-Square, 1933.
• Box 413
  "A", 1938-1954.
• Box 413
  Airplane, 1947-1950.
• Box 413
  Allied Building Credits, Inc., 1938-1948.
• Box 414
  American Assembly, 1952-1954.
• Box 414
  American Forestry Association, 1943, 1950-1956.
• Box 414
  American Forest Products Industries, 1941-1956.
• Box 415
  Association of Washington Industries, 1942-1945.
• Box 415
  Atlantic Terminals, Inc., 1935-1938.
• Box 415
  "B", 1934-1956.
• Box 415
  Bell, Laird, 1935-1949.
• Box 416
  Boy Scouts of America, 1945-1956.
• Box 416
  Bly Timber Company, 1936-1938.
• Box 416
  "C", 1934-1956.
• Box 416
  California Pine Box Company, 1933-1934.
• Box 416
  Cherry Valley Reforestation, 1939.
• Box 416
  Clemmons Logging Company, 1933-1936.
• Box 417
  Clapp, Norton, 1940-1954.
• Box 417
  Columbia and Cowlitz Railway Company, 1937-1943.
• Box 417
  Conservation Foundation, 1952-1954.
• Box 417
  Coos Bay Branch, 1946-1948.
• Box 417
  "D", 1936-1956.
• Box 418
  Davis, Minot, 1934-1944.
  • Correspondence primarily pertains to timber holdings, contracts, and sales.
• Box 419
  Douglas Fir Plywood Association, 1955-1956.
• Box 419
  "E", 1939, 1956.
• Box 419
  Eastern Distributing Yards, 1934-1948.
• Box 419
  Ewauna Box Company, 1933-1937.
• Box 419
  "F", 1939-1956.
• Box 419
  Forest History Foundation, 1946-1954.
• Box 419
  "G", 1936-1956.
• Box 420
  General Timber Service, Inc., 1933-1949.
• Box 421
  Georgia-Pacific, 1948.
• Box 421
  "H", 1935-1956.
• Box 421
  Hayes, Edmund, 1942-1950.
• Box 421
  "I", 1955-1956.
• Box 421
  Industry Code, 1933-1934.
• Box 421
  Intermountain Logging Conference, 1950.
• Box 421
  Interoffice Memos, 1933-1950.
• Box 422
  Irvine, H.H., 1934-1947.
• Box 422
  "J" - "K", 1948, 1955-1956.
• Box 422
  Kendall, H.T., 1936-1940.
  • See also: Weyerhaeuser Sales Company.
• Box 423
  "L", 1936-1952.
• Box 423
  "M", 1938-1956.
• Box 423
  Movies, 1937-1947.
• Box 424
  "N", 1937-1956.
• Box 424
  National Association of Manufacturers, 1940-1954.
• Box 424
  National Lumber Manufacturers Association, 1941-1952.
• Box 424
  "O", 1931, 1940, 1955.
• Box 424
  Olzendam, Roderic, 1937-1941.
  • See also Public Relations.
• Box 424
  Opinion Research Corporation, 1948.
• Box 424
  "P", 1937-1938, 1955-1956.
• Box 424
  Pacific Northwest Loggers Association, 1933.
• Box 425-426
  Public Relations, 1941-1956.
• Box 426
  "R", 1938-1956.
• Box 426
  Reforestation and Land Department, 1937-1941.
  • Note: In 1949, the Reforestation and Land Department was renamed the Land and Timber Department.
• Box 426
  "S", 1934-1956.
• Box 426
  Saginaw Logging Company, 1933-1936.
• Box 427
  Schenck, Carl A., 1947-1958.
  • Correspondence with and about Carl A. Schenck and the Biltmore Forestry School.
• Box 427
  Stockton Distributing Yard, 1935-1950.
• Box 427
  "T", 1937-1956.
• Box 428
  Thompson Yards, Inc., 1941-1952.
• Box 428
  Twin City Branch, 1935-1941.
  • Also known as Twin City Lumber and Shingle Company of St. Paul, Minnesota, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Weyerhaeuser.
• Box 428
  "U" - "V", 1937-1956.
• Box 428
  United States, 1942-1948.
  • Correspondence with various individuals and entities of the United States government. Also holds some research files.
• Box 429
  "W", 1932-1956.
• Box 429
  Walter, Dorwin, Teague Company, 1941-1947.
  • Weyerhaeuser worked with the industrial design firm Walter, Dorwin, Teague out of Los Angeles to design promotional exhibits.
• Box 429-431
  Washington Veneer Company, 1941-1950.
• Box 431
  West Coast Lumbermen's Association, 1934-1940.
• Box 431
  Western Pine Association, 1934, 1940.
• Box 432-433
  Weyerhaeuser, F.E., 1933-1945.
• Box 433-434
  Weyerhaeuser, F.K., 1933-1952.
• Box 435
  Weyerhaeuser, Frederick, 1934-1940.
• Box 435
  Weyerhaeuser, Rudolph M., 1933.
• Box 435-437
  Weyerhaeuser Sales Company, 1933-1952.
• Box 437
  Weyerhaeuser Twenty Year Club, 1947-1956.
• Box 438
  White River Lumber Company, 1933-1949.
• Box 438-439
  Willapa Harbor Branch, 1935-1950.
• Box 439-440
  Wood Conversion Company, 1933-1953.
• Box 440
  "Y", 1952-1954.
• Box 441-447
  Research files, 1933-1956.
  • Holds files maintained by J.P. Weyerhaeuser, Jr. Subjects include conservation, forestry, plywood, poles and pilings, pulp, and timber. Files may hold reports, pamphlets, clippings, papers, correspondence, and industry booklets.

12. Speeches, 1904-2002.

This series contains transcripts for speeches given by Weyerhaeuser executives and directors from 1904 to 2002. Some of the speeches are accompanied by notes, visual aids, and correspondence.

• Box 448
  Agrons, Bernard Z., 1969-1977.
• Box 448
  Ahlquist, George T., 1975.
• Box 448
  Allen, David B., 1976-1979.
• Box 448
  Allen, Richard C., 1966-1977.
• Box 448
  Anderson, Robert O., 1982.
• Box 448
  Aram, John L., 1963-1973.
• Box 448
  Armstrong, Ward, 1973-1975.
• Box 449
  Baker, G.O. Jr., 1968-1974.
• Box 449
  Bandel, Jack R., 1968.
• Box 449
  Bathiany, R.O., 1970.
• Box 449
  Beaver, J.S., 1978.
• Box 449
  Beckman, Joe, 1969.
• Box 449
  Bellushi, Peter G., 1968-1991.
• Box 449
  Bickford, Michael E., 1982.
• Box 449
  Billings, Rick, 1975.
• Box 449-453
  Bingham, Charles W., 1967-1989.
• Box 453
  Borne, Ben W., 1978-1980.
• Box 453
  Bousquet, Vincent W. 1966-1975.
• Box 453
  Boyd, Conor W., 1982-1986.
• Box 453
  Boyd, K., 1970.
• Box 453
  Brown, Joseph C. Jr., 1969-1971.
• Box 453
  Burks, J.E., 1976.
• Box 454
  Callahan, J.R., 1973-1976.
• Box 454
  Campbell, Robert K., 1964.
• Box 454
  Cantelou, Lamar B., 1964.
• Box 454
  Cereghino, Charles E., 1968-1982.
• Box 454
  Chapman, Charles S., 1904-1938.
• Box 454
  Church, J.W., 1966.
• Box 454
  Clapp, Norton, 1964-1976.
• Box 454
  Corbin, William R., 1993-1996.
• Box 454
  Cordry, Mike, 1981.
• Box 455
  Cornelius, Royce O., 1953-1978.
• Box 455
  Crane, G. Stephen, 1974-1977.
• Box 455-456
  Creighton, John W. Jr., 1972-1998.
• Box 456
  Cullen, Patrick J., 1978.
• Box 456
  DeLong, Walter J., 1953-1954.
• Box 456
  DeWeese, Tom, 1967.
• Box 456
  Dick, James, 1967.
• Box 456
  Dooley, Donald E., 1973.
• Box 456
  Duncan, E. Paul, 1970.
• Box 456
  Eberle, W.D., 1975.
• Box 456
  Ehlke, Douglas B.M., 1974.
• Box 456
  Endicott, Lynn E., 1990.
• Box 456
  Ferris, James L., 1983.
• Box 456
  Fisken, Alexander M., 1979-1983.
• Box 456
  Flora, Louis A., 1972.
• Box 456
  Fosmire, Fred, 1985-1986.
• Box 457
  France, T.J., 1968.
• Box 457
  Franklin, William E., 1975-1995.
• Box 457
  Freeman, Harlan, 1978.
• Box 457
  Gamble, Travis, 1979.
• Box 457
  Garey, Carl A., 1969.
• Box 457
  Garrett, Al, 1969.
• Box 457
  Geist, Carl W. Jr., 1980-1983.
• Box 457
  Gilbert, William F., 1981.
• Box 457
  Gladstone, William T., 1983.
• Box 457
  Goll, C.E., 1975.
• Box 457
  Gozon, Richard C., 1995-1999.
• Box 457
  Graef, Alfred, 1966.
• Box 457
  Grayson, C. Jackson, 1974.
• Box 457
  Gregory, A.S., 1970-1974.
• Box 457
  Gruenfeld, Jay, 1961-1967.
• Box 457
  Gullander, W.P., 1953-1956.
• Box 457
  Guthrie, F.K., 1975.
• Box 458
  Hagenstein, W.D., 1996.
• Box 458
  Hall, William J., 1973.
• Box 458
  Hamburg, John H., 1975.
• Box 458
  Hampton, John C., 1981.
• Box 458
  Hansen, Owen H., 1965.
• Box 458
  Hansen, Robert A., 1969-1999.
• Box 458
  Harmon, Donald G., 1976.
• Box 458
  Harper, Jerry, 1976.
• Box 458
  Haydu, Eugene P., 1965.
• Box 458
  Hayes, Edmund, 1952-1965.
• Box 458
  Hayes, F.W., 1967.
• Box 458
  Heacox, Edwin F., 1955-1969.
• Box 458
  Healea, Gary, 1993.
• Box 458
  Heritage, C.C., 1949-1952.
• Box 458
  Hess, George, 1967.
• Box 458
  Hill, Steve, 1990-1996.
• Box 458
  Hoffman, Eugene P., 1964.
• Box 458
  Hogans, Mack L., 1980-2000.
• Box 459
  Horn, William Graham Jr., 1974.
• Box 459
  Hunt, Howard E., 1971-1974.
• Box 459
  Ingersoll, Robert S., 1978-1983.
• Box 459
  Jamison, Robert L., 1973-1982.
• Box 459
  Jeffers, D.N., 1960-1964.
• Box 459
  Johnson, C. Montgomery, 1957-1963.
• Box 459
  Johnson, Norman E., 1965-1992.
• Box 459
  Johnson, William J., 1960-1971.
• Box 459
  Julson, J.O., 1957-1968.
• Box 460
  Kalahan, Clyde R., 1973-1974.
• Box 460
  Kalbfleisch, E. Dale, 1977.
• Box 460
  Karr, Errol H., 1957.
• Box 460
  Kauffman, John, 1978.
• Box 460
  Kay, Paul, 1975.
• Box 460
  Keatley, John E., 1988.
• Box 460
  Kendall, Harry T., undated.
• Box 460
  Knowles, R.A., 1975.
• Box 460
  Knudsen, C. Calvert 1969-1977.
• Box 460
  Kovich, George, 1972.
• Box 460
  Kulp, J. Laurence, 1978-1985.
• Box 460
  Lamb, Keith, 1972.
• Box 460
  Larsen, Jack, 1977-1979.
• Box 460
  Larsen, John S., 1971-1983.
• Box 460
  Larson, L.K., 1949.
• Box 460
  Lauterbach, Paul G., 1962-1970.
• Box 460
  Lawrence, William H., 1964-1975.
• Box 460
  Lewis, C. Steve, 1975.
• Box 461
  Lippke, Bruce R., 1975-1982.
• Box 461
  Londgren, R.E., 1967.
• Box 461
  Long, George S., 1909-1914.
• Box 461
  Long, James E., 1906.
• Box 461
  Lucas, Richard H., 1978-1979.
• Box 461
  Luiten, Irvin H., 1955-1972.
• Box 461
  Luthy, Tom; Purcell, John; Rogel, Ed; Williams, Dave, 1996.
• Box 461
  Macartney, Ralph, 1943.
• Box 461
  Maki, W.R., 1971.
• Box 461
  Martin, Clyde S., 1913-1952.
• Box 461
  Matt, Vincent A., 1976.
• Box 461
  McCall, Tom, 1974.
• Box 461
  McClintock, J.L., 1969-1972.
• Box 461
  McCormick, R.L., 1906.
• Box 461
  McCourt, Arthur J., 1973-1977.
• Box 461
  McDowell, Norman R., 1962-1979.
• Box 461
  McInnes, David L., 1977-1987.
• Box 462
  McMahon, John P., 1974-1992.
• Box 462
  McNeil, William J., 1982.
• Box 462
  Meadowcroft, William H., 1971-1978.
• Box 462
  Meyer, Gene C., 1976-1985.
• Box 462
  Michaelis, Lynn, 1977-1985.
• Box 462
  Millan, Howard W., 1966-1971.
• Box 462
  Miller, Ray R., 1978.
• Box 462
  Morgan, Harry E. Jr., 1934-1970.
• Box 463
  Morgan, Harry E. Jr., 1971-1980.
• Box 463
  Morgan, Howard, 1961-1964.
• Box 463
  Morgan, Oliver P., 1961.
• Box 464
  Mosebrook, Harry S., 1961-1975.
• Box 464
  Mumper, Dave, 1975-1985.
• Box 464
  Myhr, Robert O., 1971-1972.
• Box 464
  Nelson, Ted W., 1966-1985.
• Box 464
  Nicholson, D.C., 1972-1974.
• Box 464
  Nolan, J.E., 1952-1972.
• Box 464
  O'Brien, Robert D., 1973.
• Box 464
  Oliver, William H., 1981.
• Box 464
  Olzendam, Roderick, 1938-1945.
• Box 464
  Orell, Bernard L., 1953-1959.
• Box 465
  Orell, Bernard L., 1960-1976.
• Box 465
  O'Rourke, Carroll K., 1970-1971.
• Box 465
  Parkany, John, 1970.
• Box 465
  Platt, Emmett K., 1970.
• Box 465
  Porter, Jack E., 1991.
• Box 465
  Post, Andrew, 1973-1974.
• Box 466
  Powers, Quincy, 1980-1981.
• Box 466
  Price, W.H., 1939-1940.
• Box 466
  Pugh, Edmund W. Jr., 1968-1969.
• Box 466
  Reagan, Richard N., 1976.
• Box 466
  Ritchie, Gary A., 1974.
• Box 466
  Robinson, Merrill D., 1960-1975.
• Box 466-467
  Rogel, Steve, 1998-2002.
• Box 467
  Rowley, William, 1978.
• Box 468
  Ruckelshaus, William D., 1971-1982.
• Box 468
  Rush, Don E., 1979-1984.
• Box 468
  Rust, Thomas G., 1972-1975.
• Box 468
  Saberson, Ray E., 1925-1954.
• Box 468
  Schuyler, Robert L., 1971-1983.
• Box 469
  Schuyler, Robert L., 1984-1988.
• Box 469
  Shea, Keith R., 1965.
• Box 469
  Shethar, John, 1976.
• Box 469
  Shields, William M., 1991.
• Box 469
  Shirar, Cecil, 1977.
• Box 469
  Smith, Alan T., 1966-1981.
• Box 469
  Smith, Daniel C., 1974.
• Box 469
  Smyth, Arthur V., 1965-1975.
• Box 469
  Sommer, Herman, 1964-1969.
• Box 469-470
  Staebler, George R., 1953-1982.
• Box 470
  Steinbrenner, E.C., 1967.
• Box 470
  Steinbrenner, Gene, 1974.
• Box 470
  Stivers, William C., 1972-1975.
• Box 470
  Styer, W.D., 1942.
• Box 470
  Swenson, David H., 1959-1962.
• Box 470
  Tate, I.N., 1940.
• Box 470
  Tessier, J.P., 1969-1970.
• Box 470
  Thomas, W. Ralph, 1964-1972.
• Box 470
  Trotter, Patrick C., 1985.
• Box 470
  Twining, C.E., 1995.
• Box 470
  Tyler, Richard E., 1977-1980.
• Box 470
  Vandevert, Alan P., 1970.
• Box 470
  Van Dyk, Ted, 1978-1979.
• Box 470
  Waechter, John H., 1975-1992.
• Box 470
  Walstad, J.D., 1978.
• Box 470
  Weed, Oscar F., 1974.
• Box 470
  Weyerhaeuser, C.D., 1958.
• Box 470
  Weyerhaeuser, F.E., 1905.
• Box 470
  Weyerhaeuser, F.K., 1951-1966.
• Box 471-472
  Weyerhaeuser, George H., 1959-1996.
• Box 473
  Weyerhaeuser, J.P. Jr., 1943-1956.
• Box 473
  Weyerhaeuser, J.P. III, 1960.
• Box 473
  White, Phil, 1979.
• Box 473
  Wiley, Kenneth N.; Delzer, Keith D., 1977.
• Box 473
  Wilkinson, John H., 1981-1984.
• Box 473
  Wilson, Robert B., 1977.
• Box 473
  Wissing, N.P., 1974.
• Box 473
  Witter, Robert N. Jr., 1970-1979.
• Box 473
  Wolf, Robert B., 1918-1942.
• Box 473
  Wolff, Jack, 1973-1980.
• Box 474
  Wood, Ivan, 1966-1970.
• Box 474
  Woodman, James N., 1972.
• Box 474
  Wotton, Michael, 1975.
• Box 474-475
  Wyatt, F. Lowry, 1958-1980.
• Box 475
  Wynne, B.E., 1967.
• Box 475
  Zivnuska, John A., 1971.

Series III: Branches, Regions, Subsidiaries, and Acquired Companies, 1883-2004.

(109 boxes.)

Series III holds records for individual branches and regions as well as subsidiaries and companies acquired by Weyerhaeuser. Purchased companies often became branches, and records from these transitions can be found here. Material available varies by individual location. The bulk of the material in this series concerns the Drew Timber Company, the Eastern Distributing Yards, Longview Branch, the Weyerhaeuser Sales Company, and the White River Branch.

1. Arkansas and Oklahoma Region, 1983-1991.

The Arkansas and Oklahoma timberland region files hold a 1983 publication on land use in McCurran County, Oklahoma, annual reports from 1990 and 1991, and a land exchange proposal between the Forest Service and Weyerhaeuser Company.

• Box 476
  Arkansas/Oklahoma Region, 1983-1991.

2. Atlantic Terminals, 1926-1949.

Atlantic Terminals in Baltimore, Maryland was a wholly-owned subsidiary of Weyerhaeuser and operated as a public terminal from 1935 to 1977. In 1917 or 1918, Weyerhaeuser acquired a 72 acre tract of land at 2901 Childs Street in Baltimore. This property was leased from Weyerhaeuser by Atlantic Terminals. Atlantic received, handled and stored lumber and provided port services for a number of different customers, although the majority of the lumber handled at the terminal was owned by Weyerhaeuser. In 1976, Atlantic was dissolved and its functions assumed by Weyerhaeuser itself. The Atlantic Terminals files hold auditor reports, financial statements, and a payroll ledger documenting the early years of the terminal.

• Box 477
  Auditor Reports, 1935-1949.
• Box 477-479
  Financial Statements, 1940-1945.
• Box 584
  Payroll Ledger, 1926-1932.

3. Cascade Area, 1960-1989.

The Cascade Area includes the Snoqualmie and White River Forest Areas. The Cascade Area files hold wage rates and scales for workers in the region, 1960 to 1989.

• Box 480
  Wage Rates and Scales, 1960-1989.

4. Chehalis Area Timberlands, 1911-1988.

The Chehalis Area timberlands consisted of several tree farms and camps, including the Skookumchuck Operation (later the Vail Tree Farm), the McDonald Tree Farm, and the Pe Ell Camp. The Vail and McDonald Tree Farms were sometimes described as the Everett Area. These lands were purchased by Weyerhaeuser between 1900 and 1974. The Chehalis Area Timberlands files hold project summaries, notes, correspondence, and inspection reports.

• Box 481
  2M Project, 1975.
  • Concerns increasing wood production.
• Box 481
  "Agenda for the 1980s", 1984.
• Box 481
  Bridge Inspections and Repairs, 1936-1948.
• Box 481
  Building Equipment Inventory, 1965.
• Box 481
  Chehalis County Map, 1911.
• Box 481
  Chehalis Western Railroad, 1936-1993.
• Box 482
  Correspondence.
• Box 482
  Curtis, Milburn and Eastern Railroad, 1980.
• Box 482
  Deschutes Watershed Management Plan, 1974.
• Box 482
  Eagle Tree Protection, 1971-1977.
• Box 483
  Fertilization.
• Box 483
  Fire Protection and Prevention.
• Box 483
  History.
• Box 483
  Nurseries, 1975.
• Box 483
  Presidents Plantation and Seeding Awards, 1969-1976.
• Box 484
  Public Relations.
• Box 484
  Railroad Track Reports, 1939-1940, 1966.
• Box 484
  Recreation.
• Box 485
  South Bay: Disposition of Facilities, 1984-1988.
• Box 485
  Tree Improvement, 1973-1976.
• Box 485
  Vail-McDonald Log Output, 1928-1946.

5. Cherry Valley Logging Company, 1924-1930.

The Cherry Valley Logging Company merged with Weyerhaeuser in 1916. The Cherry Valley Logging Company records hold a letter book with copies of outgoing correspondence from 1924 to 1930.

• Box 485
  Letter Book, 1924-1930.

6. Clemons Logging Company, 1883-1939.

Clemons Logging Company was founded by Charles H. Clemons. After the company fell on hard times after World War I, Minot Davis negotiated a deal in which Clemons could continue operating with Weyerhaeuser assuming majority ownership of the company in 1919. The Clemons Logging Company and Clemons Boom Company constituted a subsidiary operation in the vicinity of Montesano, Washington selling logs in the Grays Harbor area from 1919-1936. Weyerhaeuser, which owned most of Clemons, then acquired the minority interest as well and took over the timber holdings and logging equipment. The Clemons Logging Company dissolved, but Weyerhaeuser continued the business of cutting trees for ten more years in what was known as the Clemons Branch Logging operation.

The Clemons Logging Company files hold field notes, historical excerpts from the newspaper Montesano Vidette (1883-1916), correspondence (1929-1939), financial statements, and information on timber yield in the early 1930s.

• Box 486
  Clemons Logging Company, 1883-1939.

7. Cloquet Lumber Company, 1906-1922.

The Cloquet Lumber Company was a Weyerhaeuser subsidiary operating in Cloquet, Minnesota. The Cloquet Lumber Company files hold shipment distribution records, operating statements, lists of logging camps and contractors, and land holdings dating from 1906 to 1922.

• Box 584
  Cloquet Lumber Company, 1906-1922.

8. Columbia and Cowlitz Railway Company, 1925-1974.

In 1925, Weyerhaeuser Timber Company and Long-Bell Lumber Company organized a common carrier railroad along with the purchase of a sawmill site and a right of way. The Columbia and Cowlitz Railway Company was the result. The railway brokered many agreements with connecting and competing railroads to improve access to the region.

• Box 487
  Equipment, 1972-1974.
• Box 487
  History of Columbia and Cowlitz Railway Company, 1950.
  • Dictated by G.H. Bonneville.
• Box 487
  Letter Book: Outgoing Correspondence, 1925-1930.
• Box 487
  Right of Way Ordinances, 1925.

9. Crocker, Burbank and Company, 1920.

Crocker, Burbank and Company operated ten paper mills along the Nashua River in Fitchburg, Massachusetts. It was founded by Alvah Crocker in 1826. In 1963, Weyerhaeuser Corporation bought Crocker Burbank. It then sold most of the business in 1972 to the James River Corporation.

The Crocker Burbank files hold title abstracts, lot diagrams, summaries and reports from 1920. All are preserved in bound volume format.

• Box 488
  Crocker, Burbank and Co., 1920.

10. Drew Timber Company, 1906-1940.

The Drew Timber Company, incorporated in 1906, owned timberland in Oregon. Among its officers were Richard Drew Musser, Clifton Robert Musser, and Z. W. Hutchinson. This firm was a Weyerhaeuser affiliate. Purchase of Drew Timber Company was approved and authorized at a special meeting of Weyerhaeuser shareholders in 1940.

The Drew Timber Company records hold articles of incorporation, financial materials, timber estimates, and correspondence. The bulk of the correspondence is with Wells Gilbert, the western manager of Drew Timber Company, who often wrote back to the home office from the field.

• Box 583
  Correspondence: Ledger (Outgoing), 1906-1913.
• Box 489
  Correspondence: "A" - "C", 1906-1940.
• Box 490
  Correspondence: "C" - "G", 1906-1940.
• Box 490-493
  Correspondence: Gilbert, Wells, 1906-1940.
• Box 493
  Correspondence: "H" - "K", 1904-1930.
• Box 494
  Correspondence: "L" - "M", 1906-1940.
• Box 495
  Correspondence: "M" - "S", 1906-1940.
• Box 496
  Correspondence: "T" - "W", 1906-1930.
• Box 496
  Auditor Reports, 1914-1915, 1924-1939.
• Box 496-497
  Financial Records, 1913-1939.
• Box 498
  Financial Records: Annual Statements, 1913-1930.
• Box 498, 584
  Legal Documents.
  • Includes Articles of Incorporation.
• Box 498
  Stockholder's Information, 1918-1940.
• Box 498
  Timber Estimates.

11. Eastern Distributing Yards, 1921-1961.

The opening of the Panama Canal to commercial traffic after World War I allowed Weyerhaeuser to open and operate distribution yards in the east. In 1933, the manager of the Eastern Yards also began to manage the Weyerhaeuser Steamship Company. The Baltimore, Newark, and Portsmouth Branches all fall under the umbrella of the Eastern Distributing Yards.

The Eastern Distributing Yards records hold annual reports, closing papers (with year-end financial information), and correspondence, as well as project and subject files.

• Box 499-500
  Annual Reports: Baltimore Branch, 1921-1929.
• Box 500
  Annual Reports: Newark Branch, 1926-1929.
• Box 501
  Annual Reports: Portsmouth Branch, 1926-1929.
• Box 501-502
  Annual Reports: Yards Combined (Baltimore, Newark, and Portsmouth), 1930-1933.
• Box 502-511
  Closing Papers, 1929-1953.
  • Closing papers include end of year financial information and correspondence.
• Box 512-513
  Correspondence, 1926-1945; 1958-1961.
• Box 514-516
  Depreciation Schedules, 1922-1953.
• Box 517
  Equipment Transfers, 1935.
• Box 517
  Income Tax Returns, 1921-1931.
• Box 517-518
  Inventories: General, Furniture, and Fixtures, 1941-1948.
• Box 518
  Leases, 1925-1941.
• Box 518
  Philadelphia Sales Tax Exemption, 1938.
• Box 518
  Project files: Baltimore Freight Rates, 1921.
• Box 518
  Project files: Bethlehem-Fairfield Shipyard: Working Papers, 1941.
• Box 519
  Project files: Gulf Coast Distributing Yard Proposal, 1930-1931.
• Box 519
  Project files: Newark (Atlantic Coast Yards) Lumber Shed Construction, 1953.
• Box 519
  Project files: North Atlantic Coast Ports Terminal Questionnaire, 1932.
• Box 519
  Project files: Portsmouth Tornado Damage Accounts, 1938-1939.
• Box 519
  Project files: "Survey of Conditions Affecting the Eastern Distributing Yards," 1933.
• Box 520
  Project files: Salesmen's Quotes, 1929-1932.
• Box 520
  Project files: Terminated Contracts, 1945.
• Box 520
  Project files: Transfer Papers, 1934.

12. Forestry Research Center, Centralia, 1953-1985.

Weyerhaeuser's Forestry Research Center conducted laboratory, greenhouse, and field research regarding regeneration, timber management, silviculture, and forest soils. The Forestry Research Center files hold annual reports, correspondence, and subject files relating to clearcutting, high yield forestry, and the recovery from the 1980 eruption of Mt. St. Helens. The papers were created primarily by Forestry Research Center employee George Staebler.

• Box 521
  Annual Forestry Reports, 1953-1958, 1984.
• Box 521
  Bibliography: Publications by Forestry Research Center Staff, 1963.
• Box 521-522
  Clearcutting: Correspondence and Testimony, 1970-1973.
• Box 522
  Correspondence, 1970-1972.
  • Staebler, George.
• Box 523
  Forestry Research Reports, 1956-1967.
• Box 523-524
  Forestry Research Status Sheets, 1960-1965.
• Box 524
  High-Yield Forestry, 1967.
• Box 524-526
  Mt. St. Helens Reports and Research, 1980-1985.

13. Grays Harbor Branch, 1950-1991.

Weyerhaeuser's Grays Harbor Branch files hold two annual reports (1962 and 1991), a map of Twin Harbors Tree Farm, 1961 community activities photographs, a Willapa Branch tour brochure, and a sulfite mill engineering man-hour study dating from the early 1950s.

• Box 526
  Grays Harbor Branch files, 1950-1991.

14. General Timber Service, 1932-1942.

The General Timber Service, Inc. records hold President's reports for the years 1932 through 1942. These reports consist of budget information, balance sheets, and operating charges and were distributed to the stockholders of the company after each fiscal year.

• Box 527
  General Timber Service, Inc., 1932-1942.

15. Hudson Bay, 1959-1985.

The Hudson Bay area plant was founded in 1959 under Wizewood Products Ltd. as a joint venture of private industry and the Saskatchewan government. In April 1965 the Wizewood plant was sold to MacMillan Bloedel and Powell River Ltd., Vancouver. In 1999, MacMillan Bloedel was sold to Weyerhaeuser. The Hudson Bay files were maintained and donated by Charles B. Archibald, who was involved with the initial set-up and early years of the mill starting in 1959. The files hold board of directors meeting minutes (1983-1985), MacMillan Bloedel organization charts, correspondence, and a resume.

Photographs of MacMillan-Bloedel Executives, c. 1956, can be found in Map Case 1, Drawer 8.

• Box 528
  Charles B. Archibald Hudson Bay files, 1959-1985.
  • See Also: Wizewood Plant Scrapbook, Box 801.

16. Kieckhefer-Eddy, 1933-1937.

Weyerhaeuser established its status as a nationwide pulp and paper producer and paper converter when the company merged with the Kieckhefer Container Company and the Eddy Paper Company. This merger was approved in April of 1957. The Kieckhefer-Eddy files hold a 1933 annual report for the Eddy Paper Company and annual depreciations from the Kieckhefer Container-Delair Plant from 1934 to 1937. All files predate the merger with Weyerhaeuser.

• Box 528
  Kieckhefer-Eddy files, 1933-1937. [PDF]

17. Lake River Boom Company, 1927-1929.

The Lake River Boom Company was a log transport arm of the Twin Falls Logging Company, a Weyerhaeuser subsidiary formed in response to the 1902 Yacolt Burn in southwestern Washington. The Twin Falls Logging Company was formed in order to salvage the burnt timber. In 1904, the company would be renamed the Clark County Timber Company, with the Twin Falls Logging Company serving as the operating arm and the Lake River Boom Company serving as the party responsible for transporting logs from the railroad to the mills in Portland, Oregon. The Lake River Boom Company files hold a company check register with entries from 1927 to 1929.

• Box 528
  Check Register, 1927-1929.

18. Longview Branch, 1980-1985.

The Longview Branch records document Weyerhaeuser's response to the 1980 eruption of Mt. St. Helens. On May 18, 1980 at 8:32 a.m., a magnitude 5.1 earthquake triggered one of the world's largest recorded landslides, followed by one of the most powerful volcanic blasts in the history of North America. Nearly 63,000 acres of Weyerhaeuser Timber under the jurisdiction of the Longview Branch was destroyed. Weyerhaeuser immediately commenced salvage and recovery operations. Much of the downed timber could be used, but was at great risk of insect damage and disease. After a government study to assess the hazards of working in ash finished, they proceeded with full-scale salvage. The operation ultimately saved 850 million board feet of timber. This process was followed by the planting of seedlings, and the analysis of watersheds to assess the combined effects of land use on fish habitat and water quality.

The Longview Branch records hold employee information, aerial photographs, research and reports, timber salvage documentation, eruption logs, public relations material, and files regarding the creation of Mt. St. Helens National Monument.

• Box 529
  Administrative Control, 1980-1985.
• Box 529-530
  Aerial Photographs, 1980-1985.
• Box 531
  Ash: Issues and Strategies.
• Box 531
  Casualty Accounting, 1980.
• Box 531
  Employees: Lists and Relations, 1980.
• Box 532
  Eruption: Data and Logs, 1980.
• Box 533
  Fish and Wildlife Reconnaissance, 1983.
• Box 533
  Flood Plans, 1981-1985.
• Box 533-534
  Foundation Sciences, Inc.
  • Consultancy firm.
• Box 534
  Geological Advisory Committee.
• Box 534
  Governor's Executive Orders.
• Box 534
  Health and Safety.
• Box 535
  Interviews, 1981-1985.
  • Conducted by Otto Seiber.
• Box 535
  Legislation: Mt. St. Helens National Monument.
• Box 536
  Legislation: Mt. St. Helens Timber Salvage and Stability Act, 1980.
  • Testimony.
• Box 536
  Maps, 1980-1985.
• Box 537
  Meetings: Agendas and Correspondence, 1980-1981.
• Box 537
  Outside Vendors and Permits, 1980-1985.
• Box 538-539
  Public Access and Public Relations, 1980-1985.
  • Includes tours and a public management plan.
• Box 539
  Rehabilitation Task Force, undated.
• Box 539-542
  Reports, 1981-1985.
  • Reports by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the U.S. Forest Service, and the Washington State Department of Commerce and Economic Development.
• Box 543
  Risk Assessment, 1981-1985.
• Box 544
  River and Watershed Management, 1980-1985.
• Box 545
  Security Activity Logs, 1980-1982.
• Box 546-547
  Timber Regeneration and Timber Salvage, 1980-1985.
• Box 547
  U.S. Forest Service, 1980-1985.
• Box 547
  Weyerhaeuser "Emergency News", 1980.
• Box 547, 584
  Longview General: Smorgasbord, 1957-1990.
  • The Longview Smorgasbord was the annual Christmas party for the branch. Box 584 holds a Smorgasbord Scrapbook, 1957-1984.

19. Northern Cascades Region, 1963-1971.

The Northern Cascades Region encompasses the Snoqualmie Falls Area, the White River Branch, and the Cascades Area. The Northern Cascades Region records date from 1963 to 1971 and hold correspondence, maps, recreational information, and other files documenting the operations of the region.

• Box 548
  Annual Report, 1963.
• Box 548
  Cascade Area Timberlands Budget, 1969.
• Box 548
  Correspondence, 1966-1969.
• Box 548
  King County, Washington, 1967-1971.
• Box 548
  Land Management, 1968-1969.
• Box 549
  Log Exports from State Lands, 1967-1968.
• Box 549
  Maps, 1965-1969.
• Box 549
  Public Relations, 1966-1969.
• Box 549
  Purchase Orders, 1967-1969.
• Box 549
  Recreation, 1966-1970.
• Box 550
  Snoqualmie Falls Branch: History.
• Box 550
  "Timberline," 1968-1969.
• Box 550
  Tours, 1968-1972.
• Box 550
  United Good Neighbor Fund Campaign, 1966-1970.
• Box 550
  Washington State Legislature, 1968-1969.
• Box 551
  Water Quality and Use, 1967-1969.

20. Northern Washington Region, 1973-1980.

The Northern Washington Region files consist solely of reports and studies. These are a 1973 Whitewood and Fir Pulp Study, a 1974 Hardwood Resource and Use Study, and a recovery study for Mt. St. Helens Timber dated 1980.

• Box 551
  Northern Washington Region, 1973-1980.

21. San Leandro Packaging, 2002-2004.

Weyerhaeuser's San Leandro Packaging Plant is a producer of corrugated cardboard. The San Leandro Packaging files consists of copies of the plants employee newsletter, 2002 to 2004.

• Box 551
  San Leandro Packaging Employee Newsletter, 2002-2004.

22. Sound Timber Company, 1927-1951.

The Sound Timber Company was organized in 1899 to manage Weyerhaeuser's newly acquired timberlands in the Skagit and Sauk River district of northern Washington. The Sound Timber Company files hold correspondence regarding sales of stock and timber, log sales and purchases, and manufacturing capabilities. The correspondence was kept by J.L. Bridge, manager of the Sound Timber Company.

• Box 551
  Sound Timber Company Correspondence, 1927-1951.

23. Southern Forestry Research Center, 1974.

The Southern Forestry Research Center files consist of the report "North Carolina Wetlands Management: Biological Findings and Implementations", 1974.

• Box 551
  "North Carolina Wetlands Management: Biological Findings and Implementations", 1974.

24. Southwest Washington Region, 1976-1979, 1990.

The Southwest Washington Region files hold operation summaries dating from 1976 to 1979 as well as a 1990 brochure entitled "Weyerhaeuser Looks to the Future in Cowlitz County."

• Box 552
  Southwest Washington Region, 1976-1979, 1990.

25. Springfield Plywood Corporation, 1942-1946.

The Springfield Plywood Corporation was a subsidiary of the Washington Veneer Company, which Weyerhaeuser acquired in 1940. The Springfield Plywood Corporation files hold the annual reports for the company from 1942 to 1946.

• Box 552
  Annual Reports, 1942-1946.

26. Sturgeon Falls Mill, 1998.

The Sturgeon Falls Pulp and Paper Mill was a holding of MacMillan Bloedel and was acquired by Weyerhaeuser in 2003. The Sturgeon Falls Mill files holds a history of the Sturgeon Falls Mill penned by Hubert Gervais in 1998.

• Box 553
  History of Sturgeon Falls Mill, 1998.

27. Thompson Yards Inc., 1915-1958.

Thompson Yards was founded in 1915 by F.E. Weyerhaeuser. George P. Thompson approached Weyerhaeuser with the idea for a lumber distributing company, which was then named in his honor. In 1950 Thompson Yards was conveyed in its entirety to the Weyerhaeuser Timber Company and became the Thompson Yards Branch.

The Thompson Yards files hold annual reports (1915, 1956-1958); monthly financial statements (1915-1921, 1956); and a history of the company by D.H. Glenn (1950).

• Box 554
  Thompson Yards Inc., 1915-1958.

28. Washington Veneer Company, 1941-1946.

Washington Veneer Company was founded in 1925 in Olympia, Washington. Weyerhaeuser purchased controlling interest in the Washington Veneer Company in 1940. Georgia Pacific acquired the Washington Veneer plant from Weyerhaeuser in 1948.

The Washington Veneer Company files hold annual reports from the company from 1941 to 1946.

• Box 554
  Annual Reports, 1941-1946.

29. Weyerhaeuser Canada, 1977-2001.

Weyerhaeuser Canada maintained operations in British Columbia, Alberta, and Ontario. The Weyerhaeuser Canada company files primarily consist of histories of the operations and brochures documenting various mills such as the Kamloops, Lumby and Vavenby Sawmills. There are also several environmental updates for the region dating from 1977 to 1995, and information about the Grandview Nursery.

• Box 555
  Weyerhaeuser Canada, 1977-2001.

30. Weyerhaeuser Forest Products, 1925-1930.

Weyerhaeuser Forest Products was incorporated in 1918 to support the merchandising of Weyerhaeuser products. Weyerhaeuser Forest Products was to develop a trademark for the company, introduce grade-marked and guaranteed products, and develop effective advertising and promotional aids based on research in the requirements of customers.

The Weyerhaeuser Forest Products files hold advertising manager reports (1925-1926), budgets (1925-1930) and general reports for annual meetings (1927-1930).

• Box 556
  Weyerhaeuser Forest Products, 1925-1930.

31. Weyerhaeuser Land Company, 1912-1916.

The Weyerhaeuser Land Company was formed in 1906 for the management of their Oregon properties. The subsidiary was operational until 1916 when management of the land reverted to the Weyerhaeuser Timber Company.

The Weyerhaeuser Land Company file holds a handwritten notebook listing lessors of Weyerhaeuser's Klamath County lands from 1912 to 1916.

• Box 556
  Klamath County Lands, 1912-1916.

32. Weyerhaeuser Logged-Off Land Company, 1924.

The Weyerhaeuser Logged-Off Land Company was created in 1924 in order to manage cutover land and study it for the purpose of sale, lease, reforestation, or other development.

The Weyerhaeuser Logged-Off Land Company files hold research compiled by Charles E. Twining for Traditions Through the Trees (includes a 1924 annual report) and original 1924 sales letters and maps indicating locations of cutover lands. See also the Tacoma Office Letter Books, Boxes 258-263.

• Box 556
  Weyerhaeuser Logged-Off Land Company, 1924.

33. Weyerhaeuser Sales Company, 1907-1952.

Weyerhaeuser Sales Company was organized in 1919 to undertake the sale of lumber manufactured by Weyerhaeuser and its affiliates, as well as distribute Weyerhaeuser Forest Products. The company used trade promotion, advertising, and association with forest products distributors to facilitate the sale of Weyerhaeuser products.

The Weyerhaeuser Sales Company files hold correspondence, lumber grading guides, financial records, meeting minutes, and sales materials dating from 1907 to 1952.

• Box 557
  Advertising, 1940-1941.
• Box 557
  Correspondence, 1920-1941.
• Box 557-558
  Financial Records, 1932-1933.
• Box 559
  General Timber Service, Inc., 1933-1947.
  • Correspondence and reports.
• Box 559
  "History of the Weyerhaeuser Sales Company."
  • Prepared by F.K. Weyerhaeuser.
• Box 559-560
  Lumber Grading Guides, 1922-1948.
• Box 560-561
  Manuals and Brochures, 1907-1951.
  • Includes brochures on farm products, molding, house plans, and gutters. Also holds general product manuals.
• Box 562
  Meetings: Annual Meeting, 1945.
• Box 562
  Meetings: Executive Committee, 1944-1945.
• Box 562
  Meetings: Operations Committee, 1942-1945.
• Box 562-563
  Meetings: Sales, 1925, 1934-1942.
• Box 563
  Meetings: Staff, 1947-1948.
• Box 563
  Organization Charts, 1933-1949.
• Box 564-565
  Postwar Planning Program, 1943.
  • Includes an export study and other marketing reports regarding business in a postwar environment.
• Box 565
  Price Lists, 1916-1950.
  • From outside lumber companies.
• Box 566
  Price Regulation, 1939-1952.
• Box 566
  Product Development, 1932-1939.
• Box 567
  Reports and Surveys: General, 1949.
• Box 567-568
  Reports and Surveys: General Manager's Reports, 1935-1949.
• Box 569-570
  Sales Support Materials, 1920-1946.
  • Salesmen's Notebook on Uses for Wood, Salesman's Bulletins, Salesman's Manual, Sales Incentive Plans, Specialty Books, Salesman's Log (internal publication), notes on various wood types.

34. White River Branch (White River Lumber Company), 1925-1968.

The White River Branch is located in Enumclaw, Washington. It originated as the White River Lumber Company in 1897, and was purchased outright by Weyerhaeuser in 1948. The purchase was a smooth transition, and most staff and operations were retained. The White River Branch files hold correspondence, financial records, and material relating to White River's merger with Weyerhaeuser in 1948.

• Box 571
  Accident Prevention Manual, 1965.
• Box 571
  Accounting Department files, 1943-1951.
• Box 580-582
  Annual Reports, 1931, 1934-1950.
• Box 571
  Annual Report, 1955.
• Box 571
  Brochures, 1955.
• Box 572
  Correspondence, 1925-1939.
  • Kept by White River Lumber Company. Much of the correspondence is with Weyerhaeuser Timber Company, 1925-1930.
• Box 573
  Field Book Sample, 1955.
• Box 573
  Financial Records, 1913-1952.
  • The bulk of these records are income tax returns by various high level White River Lumber Company employees, 1913-1924.
• Box 574
  History: White River Lumber Company, 1937.
• Box 574-576
  Merger with Weyerhaeuser: Correspondence and Appraisement of White River, Vols. 1-4, 1948.
• Box 576
  Planing Mill Study and Revision, 1959-1962.
• Box 576
  Sawmill Rehabilitation, 1953-1954.
• Box 576
  Small Log Study, 1950-1957.
• Box 577
  Union Work Agreements, 1956-1996.
• Box 577
  Washington State Log Brands, 1970-1974.
• Box 577
  Washington Conference on Unemployment, 1954.
• Box 577-578
  White River Tree Farm: Annual Forestry Reports, 1945-1968.
• Box 578
  White River Tree Farm: Fire and Logging Plans, 1961-1965.

35. Willapa Harbor Lumber Mills (Willapa Branch), 1935-1956.

The Willapa Harbor files hold a shareholder's reports (1935-1948), a 1948 Union contract, and a report titled General Specifications of Major Sawmill and Planing Mill Equipment, 1956.

• Box 578
  Willapa Harbor Lumber Mills, 1935-1956.

36. Wood Conversion Company, 1934-1940.

The Wood Conversion Company was incorporated in 1921 in Delaware by eleven stockholding companies, including the Weyerhaeuser firms. The headquarters was located in Cloquet, Minnesota. The headquarters later moved to Saint Paul, although the company's plant operations remained in Cloquet. On August 1, 1967, an amended certificate of incorporation filed in Delaware changed the name of the corporation to Conwed Corporation. In 1985 the stock of Conwed Corporation was sold to Cardiff Equities Corporation, a subsidiary of the Leucadia Corporation of New York.

The Wood Conversion Company Files hold annual reports (1934-1940), brochures and other information on balsam wood; and historical information regarding the company including organization charts, correspondence, and clippings.

• Box 579
  Wood Conversion Company, 1934-1940.

Series IV. Advertising, 1920-2006.

(24 boxes.)

The Advertising series holds an array of Weyerhaeuser advertisements which date from 1920 to approximately 2006. In the early years of these advertisements, the focus primarily centered upon Weyerhaeuser Forest Products distributed by the Weyerhaeuser Sales Company, such as white pine lumber, red cedar poles, hemlock flooring, fabricated wood parts, cedar shingles, balsam wool sealed insulation, 4-Square lumber, and working plans for homes. Ads appeared in such magazines as American Lumberman, Better Homes and Gardens, American Builder,  and American Forests. As the company expanded and diversified in the 1950s and 1960s onward, advertisements likewise expanded to include topics such as international operations, importing and exporting, high yield forestry, environmental impact, and others.

The materials in this series consist almost entirely of final products of advertisements. The ads are organized in two chronological runs: national campaigns and individual campaigns, although there is some overlap between the two. This series also holds commissioned artwork. Boxes 603 through 608 hold originals and reproductions of wildlife paintings and other artwork commissioned by Weyerhaeuser for an advertisement series beginning in 1952.

Note: Researchers interested in the development of these ads and corresponding information may wish to reference the Directors and Executives series for the Public Information and/or Advertising files therein.

1. National Campaigns.

• Box 585
  General, 1920-1939.
  • Advertisements primarily pertain to Weyerhaeuser Forest Products distributed by the Weyerhaeuser Sales Company.
• Box 586
  1920-2000.
  • Holds magazine advertisements for Weyerhaeuser Forest Products such as white pine lumber, red cedar poles, cedar shingles, et cetera. These ads appeared in such magazines as American Lumberman, Better Homes and Gardens, Time, and others.
• Box 587-590
  1922-1975.
  • Holds advertisements for building materials, home plans, forest products, et cetera. There are also a few ads for specific Weyerhaeuser branch operations, such as Twin City Yard and Eastern Distributing Yards.
• Box 591
  1952-1967.
  • Holds bound volumes of the wildlife series print ads from 1952-1967. For more information on the wildlife series, see boxes 603-605.
• Box 592
  1960-1969, 1990-2005.
  • Advertisements in this box include but are not limited to import/export operations, machinery, and international operations such as Weyerhaeuser in China.
• Map Case 1, Drawer 4.
  1963.
  • Weyerhaeuser Registered Home Plans Scrapbook.
• Map Case 1, Drawer 10.
  1966-1967.
  • Advertising scrapbooks.
• Box 593
  1970-1989.

2. Individual Campaigns.

• Box 594-595
  General, 1970-2006.
  • These files hold photographs, slides, negatives and brochures from various individual campaigns.
• Box 596-600
  4-Square Lumber, 1928-1942.
  • Holds various advertisements and promotional material for the 4-Square Lumber Line such as a book of home plans, publicity clippings, advertising proofs, and a lumber merchandising book. Boxes 599-600 also hold advertisements for the Weyerhaeuser Farm Building Service, a section of the company devoted to the building of farm homes, service buildings, and equipment. The items hold plans for structures such as hog and poultry houses, crop storage, sheds, et cetera. There is also one book of material lists for farm building designs.
• Box 601-602
  Wood Products, 1960-1974.
  • Holds various advertisements for Weyerhaeuser wood products, including a sales promotion for wood paneling as well as an internal "teach system" for selling hardboard siding.
• Map Case 1, Drawer 4.
  Posters.
  • Advertisement campaign subjects include: Weyerhaeuser's 75th Anniversary, Corporate Sponsorship, "Count on Me!", "First Choice", Forest Products, Glulam, and High Yield Forestry.
• Map Case 1, Drawer 5.
  Posters.
  • Advertisement campaign subjects include: Internal, MacMillan Bloedel, Mount St. Helens, Nature Series, Recycling, Residential and Recreational Development, Television Sponsorships, and Winter Olympics 1988.
• Map Case 1, Drawer 10.
  Television Sponsorship: "The Unexplained", 1970.
  • Scrapbook.

3. Art.

Most of the art in this series consists of wildlife artwork commissioned by Weyerhaeuser for advertising purposes. Beginning in 1952, Weyerhaeuser hired prominent wildlife illustrators Fred Ludekens and Stan Galli to capture scenes of animals and forest life, often on or near tree farms, for a series of ads. The ads appeared at regular intervals in national magazines such as the Saturday Evening Post, U.S. News, Farm Journal and others. Weyerhaeuser also hired artists Bruce Bomberger, Jack Dumas and others for similar wildlife and forestry advertisements. Scrapbook.

In 1999, Weyerhaeuser approached fourth-generation Chinese brush artist Ning Yeh for an international ad campaign featuring wildlife and forest habitat artwork. Over the next decade Yeh's work was featured in television commercials as well as ads in Newsweek, The Wall Street Journal, and Time.

• Box 603-605
  Prints and Original Paintings.
  • Holds artwork, primarily of wildlife, by artists Bruce Bomberger, Jack Dumas, Stan Galli, Fred Ludekens, and Ning Yeh. Some of the items by these artists may have a number assigned to their individual folders. These numbers correspond to a filing system in boxes 606 and 607 below. There is a small subset of material marked "miscellaneous" by other or unknown artists.
• Map Case 1, Drawer 9
  Original Paintings.
  • Includes two wildlife series works and an image of Mt. Rainier.
• Box 606-608
  Copies and Reproductions.
  • Holds copies and/or reproductions of original artwork used for Weyerhaeuser advertisements. The files are organized numerically. The numbers on these files correspond to some of the prints and artwork held in boxes 603 and 604. Box 608 holds photographic reproductions of Ning Yeh's artwork, as well as other ad campaigns. Items consist of photographs, slides, and negatives.

Series V: Oral Histories, 1952-1999.

(39 boxes.)

The Weyerhaeuser Company created and collected a rich variety of oral histories. These included Weyerhaeuser and Southeast Asia oral history projects (which were internal) as well as collaborations with Columbia University and the Forest History Society.

The Weyerhaeuser Oral Histories were conducted by numerous individuals between 1952 and 2003. Weyerhaeuser employees including secretaries, bookkeepers, stenographers, loggers, foremen, salesmen, and executives were interviewed to discuss their experiences as Weyerhaeuser employees. Sometimes employee spouses were part of the interviews. In addition to the transcripts, some folders contain biographical information, reference material used for interviews, questions asked during the interview, and correspondence. A series of interviews entitled "Traditions Through the Trees" holds interviews with Weyerhaeuser employees for Joni Sensel's book of the same title.

The Columbia Oral Histories were commissioned by Weyerhaeuser in the early 1950s. Professor Allan Nevins of the History Department of Columbia University headed up the project, assisted by Ralph Hidy. They interviewed employees and executives, then current and past, between 1953 and 1956. Allan Nevins and Ralph Hidy went on to work on Timber and Men: The Weyerhaeuser Story.

The Forest History Society Oral Histories focused on creating a personal history of Phil Weyerhaeuser. Elwood Maunder and Frederick Billings conducted these interviews, which took place between 1967 and 1978.

The Southeast Asia Oral Histories were conducted by Alden Jones between 1977 and 1979. The focus of the interviews was to learn about employee work experiences for the Far East Operations of Weyerhaeuser.

Names with an asterisk have an audio component on either cassette or reel. Cassettes are organized alphabetically in boxes 642 through 644. If an interview is recorded on a reel, the asterisk is followed by the box number in which the reel is stored. Several interviews exist in audio form only; these items are listed at the box level.

1. Weyerhaeuser Oral Histories, 1967-1999.

• Box 609
  Agrons, Bernie, 1979. *
• Box 609
  Allison, Rex, 1976.
• Box 609
  Alter, Dale, 1978. *
• Box 609
  Anderson, Elmer; Bingham, Caryl; Cook, Robert, 1975.
• Box 609
  Anderson, Jay B.; Avery, Larry; Larsen, Paul R., 1977.
• Box 609
  Anderson, Les, 1976.
• Box 609
  Aram, John, 1983. *
• Box 609
  Arnold, Warren; Leese, Al; Lewis, F. Clark, 1975.
• Box 609
  Arnstein, Josephine, 1976. *
• Box 609
  Arrington, Carl E; Johnson, Ray; Kasch, Bill, 1977.
• Box 609
  Atkinson, Ethel; Barrett, Doris; Johnson, Janet; Rantala, Jennie, 1977.
• Box 609
  Auchter, Joseph, 1976. * [PDF]
• Box 609
  Auchter, Joseph; Kieckhefer, Herbert M., 1975. * [PDF]
• Box 609
  August, E. (Manny), 1977.
• Box 609
  Avery, Lee; Brule, Donald (Bud); Jones, George E., 1977.
• Box 609
  Baggett, Bill; Eaton, Fred, 1965.
• Box 609
  Bailey, Glen; Durham, Hershel L.; York, Nelson D., 1977.
• Box 609
  Baker, Bill. 1972.
• Box 609
  Baker, Gilbert O. Jr., 1986. *
• Box 609
  Baker, Juel E., 1976.
• Box 609
  Baker, R.E., 1977.
• Box 610
  Barton, Everett H., 1976.
• Box 610
  Barton, Ralph; Hobbs, Chester, 1977.
• Box 610
  Bassett, Edward Charles, 1989.
• Box 610
  Beatty, Frank; Lambert, Donald; Tetreau, Kenneth, 1977.
• Box 610
  Beauchamp, Jesse, 1977.
• Box 610
  Biesse, George, 1976.
• Box 610
  Bertanolli, Frank; Kelly, Oscar; Kelly, Billie, 1972.
• Box 610
  Bialkowsky, Harold, 1977.
• Box 610
  Bialkowski, J.G.; Lindsey, Ted R., 1977.
• Box 610
  Bingham, Charley, 1986. *
• Box 610
  Bishop, Jack, 1978. *
• Box 610
  Bloom, Walter, 1983. *
• Box 610
  Bohnen, Tom, 1979. *
• Box 610
  Borden, James; Campbell, Carlton; Smith, Frank B., 1977.
• Box 610
  Borglum, Donald W., 1976.
• Box 610
  Bottorff, Bob, 1972.
• Box 610
  Bousquet, Vincent, 1979. *
• Box 610
  Brayne, Harry; Morsen, Bert, 1972.
• Box 610
  Breckenridge, James T., 1983. *
• Box 610
  Briegleb, Philip A.; Wright, Kenneth H., 1989
• Box 610
  Brown, Joe C. Jr., 1976.
• Box 611
  Brown, Joseph C. Jr., 1981 *
• Box 611
  Brown, Roy L.; Firestone, J. T.; Folkers, Keith; Knight, R.M.; Schuknecht, Wayne, 1977.
• Box 611
  Buker, Roy (and wife), 1971.
• Box 611
  Bunnell, C.A., 1979. *
• Box 611
  Burcham, Jess, 1979. *
• Box 611
  Calder, Lester, 1972. *
• Box 611
  Calder, Lester, 1975.
• Box 611
  Callahan, J.R., 1978.
• Box 611
  Cantelou, Lamar B., 1979. *
• Box 611
  Carlson, Al, 1979. *
• Box 611
  Carlson, Lester; Fisher, Donald; Willis, Ray, 1977.
• Box 611
  Carlstrom, Fred, 1967.
• Box 611
  Carmichael, Russell, 1967.
• Box 611
  Carns, Charles L., 1977.
• Box 611
  Carns, Charles L., 1983. *
• Box 611
  Carpenter, Charles H., 1975. *
• Box 611
  Cavanaugh, Jim, 1979. *
• Box 611
  Caverley, Charles E., 1983. *
• Box 611
  Chaney, Roy C.; Firestone J.T. (Tom); Knott, Wallace (Wally), 1977.
• Box 612
  Chenoweth, W.W., 1975.
• Box 612
  Chicherin, Nick, 1977.
• Box 612
  Clapp, Norton, 1976-1977. *
• Box 612
  Cleland, Hume, 1975. *
• Box 612
  Clemons, Chas. H., 1972.
• Box 612
  Cole, Bert L, 1986. *
• Box 612
  Coleman, Allen; Smith, Lewis, 1977.
• Box 612
  Coleman, Ovie D., 1976.
• Box 612
  Collings, W.J.; Verret, Joe, 1977.
• Box 612
  Conklin, Robert P., 1967.
• Box 612
  Connoy, Jack, 1984. *
• Box 612
  Cook, Edmond (Budge), 1980. *
• Box 612
  Corman, Clyde, 1967.
• Box 612
  Cornelius, Royce O., 1986. *
• Box 612
  Coughlin, Joe; Karnoski, Edward G.; Heatherington, Hawley, 1977.
• Box 612
  Coulter, Wayne; Thornsbury, Red; Thoennes, Leo, 1972.
• Box 612
  Crocker, Donald M., 1981. *
• Box 612
  DeHass, G.G., 1977.
• Box 613
  DeNomme, Ernest F., 1975. *
• Box 613
  DeWeese, Thomas A, 1979. *
• Box 613
  Dick, Malcolm, 1972. *
• Box 613
  Doane, Jeanette, 1976.
• Box 613
  Dooley, Donald E., 1983. *
• Box 613
  Driessche, Marcele; Engstrome, Frank; Steffy, Roland A., 1977.
• Box 613
  Durment, Ted, 1978. *
• Box 613
  Dykstra, Gerrit, 1976.
• Box 613
  Edwards, Lowell, 1975. *
• Box 613
  Elliott, Bob, 1978. *
• Box 613
  Ely, Bill; Mauerman, Vern, 1976.
• Box 613
  Erickson, Art, 1977.
• Box 613
  Erickson, Arthur, 1976.
• Box 613
  Espedal, Ronald; Hoff, Art W.; McAllister, Walter R., 1977.
• Box 613
  Farley, Rod; Howard, Roscoe, 1972.
• Box 613
  Farrar, Lloyd, 1976.
• Box 613
  Fereguson, Dean, 1975. *
• Box 613
  Felthous, Don, 1976.
• Box 614
  Fisken, Alec, 1986. *
• Box 614
  Fisken, Alec, 1987. *
• Box 614
  Fitterer, Rev. John A., 1976. *
• Box 614
  Fletcher, Hooney; Joy, George, 1972.
• Box 614
  Forck, Allan, 1976.
• Box 614
  Ford, Dick; Price, Bill, 1972.
• Box 614
  Fosjord, Dudley, 1983. *
• Box 614
  Fox, Orville, 1976. *
• Box 614
  Frahm, Armon; Stratton, Henry C. (Hank), 1977.
• Box 614
  Frary, James, 1983. *
• Box 614
  Frazer, Don Lee, 1986. *
• Box 614
  Frederickson, Ambrose N., 1975. *
• Box 614
  Freeman, Arnie; Haverman, Bill; Varney, Preston, 1975.
• Box 614
  Frye, Lawrence, 1968.
• Box 615
  Galli, Stanley W., 2003.
• Box 615
  Garrett, Allen, 1979. *
• Box 615
  Gerry, A.S. (Del); Hartman, L.R. (Spud); Shattuck, Robert W., 1977.
• Box 615
  Gilbert, William F., 1981. *
• Box 615
  Gillespie, Nuell C., 1977.
• Box 615
  Gillis, George Sr.; Wheeler, Marion; 1968.
• Box 615
  Gischel, John W., 1975.
• Box 615
  Goehler, Fred, 1978. *
• Box 615
  Goldman, David S., 1975. *
• Box 615
  Graef, Alfred, 1976.
• Box 615
  Gray, Glen; Houtz, Harold, 1976.
• Box 615
  Gregory, A. Stanley, 1983.
• Box 615
  Griep, Harold, 1977.
• Box 615
  Griffin, Bernie, 1978. *
• Box 615
  Guthrie, Frank, 1977.
• Box 616
  Hagenstein, Bill, 1986. *
• Box 616
  Hansen, Robert, 1986. *
• Box 616
  Hanson, Clarence; Lamb, Jim; Briggs, Joe, 1972.
• Box 616
  Harding, Arthur L., 1977.
• Box 616
  Harper, R.E., 1976.
• Box 616
  Harral, Kenneth; Smith, Gene A., 1977.
• Box 616
  Hartman, L.R. (Spud); Johnson, Ray A., 1976.
• Box 616
  Haskins, Harold, 1972.
• Box 616
  Hauff, Harald A., 1975. *
• Box 616
  Hauff, Harald, 1977.
• Box 616
  Hauff, Harald; Potter, Roy; Thompson, Frank, 1977.
• Box 616
  Hauff, Wilola, 1976.
• Box 616
  Hays, William J., 1977.
• Box 616
  Hazelquist, Svarre, 1977.
• Box 616
  Hazen, Ned B., 1983. *
• Box 616
  Heacox, Edwin F., 1986.
• Box 616
  Heacox, Edwin, 1987. *
• Box 616
  Heacox, Edwin; Weyerhaeuser, C. Davis, 1980. *
• Box 617
  Heffelfinger, Frank; Winton, David, 1975. *
  • Reel in box 646.
• Box 617
  Helms, Lowell; Forsman, Harry; Finn, John, 1972.
• Box 617
  Henderson, Howard, 1976.
• Box 617
  Hickman, Ed, 1979.
• Box 617
  Hill, L.E., 1977.
• Box 617
  Hilliard, Del, 1975. *
• Box 617
  Hipke, Paul, 1976. *
• Box 617
  Hoelscher, Louis B., 1983. *
• Box 617
  Hollandsworth, J.F., 1975. *
• Box 617
  Hold, Don, 1977.
• Box 617
  Hooten, Thomas E.; Tussing, Philip A.; Winsor, Harry R., 1977.
• Box 617
  Hoover, Herb, 1968.
• Box 617
  Houston, Chuck, 1979. *
• Box 617
  Howell, Ray; Olson, John; Smith, Karl W., 1977.
• Box 617
  Hunter, J.H., 1979.
• Box 617
  Hovee, Selmer B., 1983. *
• Box 617
  Huettl, Wendell, 1979. *
• Box 617
  Hunt, Howard, 1980.
• Box 617
  Huss, Joseph W.; Presswood, Clarence, 1977.
• Box 617
  Huston, R.W., 1977.
• Box 618
  Ildstad, Thomas W., 1976. *
• Box 618
  Inkster, Russell M., 1976. *
• Box 618
  Jeffers, Nelson; Butkus, John, 1972.
• Box 618
  Johnson, Albert J. Jr., 1983. *
• Box 618
  Johnson, Norman E., 1988. *
• Box 618
  Johnson, Rae, 1972.
• Box 618
  Johnson, Ray A., 1976.
• Box 618
  Johnson, Richard H., 1975. *
• Box 618
  Johnson, Wayne A., 1975.
• Box 618
  Kalahan, Clyde R., 1987-1988. *
• Box 618
  Keller, Walter, 1983. *
• Box 618
  Kent, Les, 1976.
• Box 618
  Kethcum, Howard; Womack, Archer; Bingham, Walter, 1972.
• Box 618
  Kieckhefer, Herbert M., 1976. * [PDF]
• Box 619
  Kieckhefer, Robert H., 1976. * [PDF]
• Box 619
  King, Jim W., 1988.
• Box 619
  Knef, Erma, 1975. *
• Box 619
  Knudsen, C. Calvert, 1976. *
• Box 619
  Kothe, Paula; Overton, Eugene (Gene); Taylor, Douglas (Doug), 1977.
• Box 619
  LaFitte, Cliff; Peterson, H.T.; Stewart, T.W., 1975.
• Box 619
  Larson, 1989.
• Box 619
  Larson, Dolly E., 1976.
• Box 619
  Larson, L. Keville; Nash, Robert, 1977.
• Box 619
  Larson, Robert, 1976.
• Box 619
  Lauterbach, Harold C., 1975. *
• Box 619
  Lawrence, William H., 1987. *
• Box 619
  Lawrence, William H.; Staebler, George, 1986.
• Box 619
  Lawrence, William H.; Staebler, George, 1988. *
• Box 619
  Lebo, Joe, 1972.
• Box 619
  Leech, H.J.; Koon, C.M., 1977.
• Box 619
  LeRoux, R.J., 1976.
• Box 619
  LeRoy, E. Paul, 1983. *
• Box 619
  Levell, Hugh; Moon, Harold; Riley, D.C., 1975.
• Box 619
  Liu, Louie, 1977.
• Box 620
  Lohey, Arthur, 1977.
• Box 620
  Lonergan, W.G.; Larkin, Ken, 1969.
• Box 620
  Long, George S. Jr., 1976. *
• Box 620
  Long, George S. Jr., 1981. *
• Box 620
  Lundi, Walter, H., 1988.
• Box 620
  Lugus, Martin, 1979. *
• Box 621
  MacFarland, Charles W., 1976. *
• Box 621
  Madden, Van B., 1976.
• Box 621
  Malm, Oliver, 1976. *
• Box 621
  Mandle, Steve, 1975. *
• Box 621
  Massey, George H., 1976. *
• Box 621
  Mast, Lon, 1978. *
• Box 621
  McClintock, John, 1977.
• Box 621
  McCutchan, Jack V., 1976.
• Box 621
  McDermott, Harvey; Ray, Harold, 1972.
• Box 621
  McDuffie, Richard W., 1982. *
• Box 621
  McGillicuddy, Blaine, 1983.
• Box 621
  McMahon, Arthur, 1983. *
• Box 621
  McPhail, C.L., 1974-1975.
• Box 621
  Metke, Lloyd, 1972. *
• Box 621
  Miescke, Paul, 1975.
• Box 621
  Millan, Howard, 1985. *
• Box 621
  Miller, Edmond T., 1976. *
• Box 621
  Moore, Al, 1976. *
• Box 621
  Moore, Brookshire, 1977.
• Box 621
  Monahan, Doug; Sauer, Dick, 1977.
• Box 622
  Morgan, Harry E. Jr., 1977. *
• Box 622
  Morgan, Harry E. Jr., 1982-1983. *
• Box 622
  Morgan, Harry E. Jr., 1986. *
• Box 622
  Morgan, Howard, 1976. *
• Box 622
  Morgan, John P., 1975. *
• Box 622
  Morris, Howard, 1976. *
• Box 622
  Morss, Willard, 1976. *
• Box 622
  Mulrooney, Clarence J., 1976. *
• Box 622
  Murray, Jack S., 1976.
• Box 622
  Musser, John M., 1979. *
• Box 623
  Nelson, Harold, 1983. *
• Box 623
  Netzer, Lowell, 1978. *
• Box 623
  Nolan, Joseph E., 1976. *
  • Reel in box 645.
• Box 623
  O'Gara, Lincoln, 1976. *
• Box 623
  O'Rourke, Carroll, 1987. *
• Box 623
  Ohlfs, Wally C.; Bateman, Mabel; Siegmund, Sieg, 1972.
• Box 623
  Olzendam, Roderic, 1980. *
• Box 623
  Orell, Bernard, 1981-1982. *
• Box 623
  Orley, Bud; Fisher, Paul, 1967.
• Box 623
  Pardee, Douglas J., 1980. *
• Box 624
  Parker, Claude C., 1975. *
• Box 624
  Pauley, Robert, 1977. *
• Box 624
  Phelps, Odell; Anderson, Henry, 1977.
• Box 624
  Phillips, Harvey H., 1976. *
• Box 624
  Pierson, Lowell, 1976.
• Box 624
  Polly, Larry, 1976. *
• Box 624
  Potter, Ray, 1978.
• Box 624
  Preppernan, C.W., 1975. *
• Box 624
  Quam, Percy, 1976. *
• Box 624
  Quick, Robert H., 1977.
• Box 624
  Quillen, Loraine, 1979. *
• Box 624
  Radcliffe, Tom, 1979. *
• Box 624
  Ramstad, Robert, 1972. *
• Box 624
  Raught, Gordon, 1976. *
• Box 624
  Raymond, Sam, 1979. *
• Box 624
  Rickard, Wesley, 1986. *
• Box 625
  Robbins, Fred, 1982. *
• Box 625
  Robinson, Charles W., 1975. *
• Box 625
  Robinson, John T., 1977.
• Box 625
  Robinson, Merrill D., 1978.
• Box 625
  Robinson, Merrill, 1980. *
• Box 625
  Rogers, L. J., 1975. *
• Box 625
  Root, George, 1977.
• Box 625
  Rose, Emmett, 1976.
• Box 625
  Ruge, Max, 1978. *
• Box 625
  Saberson, R.E., 1953.
• Box 625
  Searls, Paul; Hearld, Jim; Blaine, Art, 1972.
• Box 625
  Schmidt, Vern N., 1975. *
• Box 625
  Schuyler, Robert, 1993. *
• Box 625
  Shethar, John, 1977.
• Box 625
  Simpson, Cecil, 1976. *
• Box 625
  Slater, Ivan; Finn, John, 1973.
• Box 625
  Smith, Dan, 1975. *
• Box 625
  Smith, John H. Jr., 1977.
• Box 625
  Smyth, Art. *
• Box 626
  Spencer, Ray; Richards, Clyde, 1975.
• Box 626
  Staebler, George, 1980-1981. *
• Box 626
  Staebler, George, 1987. *
• Box 626
  Starvich, Alma, 1977.
• Box 626
  Stephens, L.D., 1978. *
• Box 626
  St. Germain, Mike; Blaine, Art; 1972.
• Box 626
  Strom, Martin, 1976.
• Box 626
  Sweren, John; Bourg, Ed, 1977.
• Box 626
  Tarr, Frank, 1979. *
• Box 626
  Thomas, Ralph; Hansen, George, 1977.
• Box 626
  Thomas, Norman, 1975. *
• Box 626
  Thomas, Tom, 1980. *
• Box 626
  Thomas, W. Ralph, 1983. *
• Box 626
  Uhlman, Richard L., 1975.
• Box 626
  Upington, G.M., 1978. *
• Box 626
  Varnadore, Lon, 1976. *
• Box 626
  Wahl, John A., 1976. *
  • Reel in box 645.
• Box 626
  Wahl, John A., 1978. *
  • Reel in box 645.
• Box 627
  Walter, Henry, 1990. *
• Box 627
  Watson, Donald, 1976. *
• Box 627
  Weller, Walter W., 1975. *
• Box 627
  Westerman, H. A. (Wes), 1975.
• Box 627
  Weyerhaeuser, C. Davis. *
  • Reel in box 645.
• Box 627
  Weyerhaeuser, George, 1978.
• Box 627
  Weyerhaeuser, George H., 1984. * [PDF]
• Box 627
  Weyerhaeuser, George H., 1985. * [PDF]
• Box 627
  Weyerhaeuser, George H., 1992. * [PDF]
• Box 627
  Weyerhaeuser, Helen; Weyerhaeuser, J.P. III, 1976. *
  • Reel in box 645.
• Box 627
  White, Harvey; Carlson, Dave, 1977.
• Box 628
  White, Zublon, 1986. *
• Box 628
  Whyte, Sam, 1968.
• Box 628
  Wickett, Hugh, 1976.
• Box 628
  Wiest, Helia; Joy, George, 1972.
• Box 628
  Williams, Ralph, 1978. *
• Box 628
  Willig, Luella H., 1975. *
• Box 628
  Willins, L.G., 1976.
• Box 628
  Witt, Scott J., 1980. *
• Box 628
  Wolfe, George, 1976.
• Box 628
  Wolfe, R. M., 1979. *
• Box 628
  Wolfe, R. M., 1983. *
• Box 628
  Wolfe, R. M., 1986. *
• Box 628
  Wurstin, William A., 1980. *
• Box 629
  Wyatt, F. Lowry, 1980. *
• Box 629
  Yearance, Arthur H., 1975. *
• Box 629
  Young, Charles, 1978. *
  • Reel in box 645.
• Box 629
  Zulch, Robert H., 1978.
• Box 629
  Signed Oral History Agreements With No Transcripts, 1977-1986.
• Box 629
  Traditions Through the Trees Interviews, 1999.

2. Columbia University Oral Histories, 1952-1956.

• Box 630
  Aitchison, Ed A., 1955. *reel in box 645.
• Box 630
  Aram, John.
• Box 630
  Bartell, David H., 1953.
• Box 630
  Bishop, Jack, 1955.
• Box 630
  Boyd, Ralph, 1953.
• Box 630
  Campbell, Hugh B., 1955.
• Box 630
  Campbell, John C., Jr., 1956.
• Box 630
  Chadwick, Albert, 1954.
• Box 630
  Clapp, Norton, 1954.
• Box 630
  Clute, R.V., 1953.
• Box 630
  Davis, John, 1954.
• Box 630
  Davis, W.P., 1956. *
  • Reel in box 646.
• Box 630
  Dulany, George W. Jr., undated.
• Box 630
  Durment, T.S., 1954.
• Box 630
  Fisher, O.D., 1954.
• Box 630
  Frederickson, A.N., undated.
• Box 630
  Gamble, Tom W., 1956.
• Box 630
  Hauberg, John H., 1953.
• Box 631
  Heacox, E.F.; Martin, Clyde. S.; Weyerhaeuser, C.D., undated.
• Box 631
  Hewitt, F.W., 1955.
• Box 631
  Humbird, T.J., 1953.
• Box 631
  Hunt, Robert W., 1953.
• Box 631
  Ingram, Charles, H., 1953.
• Box 631
  Irvin, R.E., undated.
• Box 631
  Johns, Samuel P. Jr., 1953.
• Box 631
  Laboring Men, 1956.
• Box 631
  Larson, Fred, 1954.
• Box 631
  Lawrence, Don, 1953.
• Box 631
  Long, George S. Jr., undated.
• Box 631
  McCartney, R.R., undated.
• Box 631
  Mallory, Leslie T., 1956. *
  • Reel in box 645.
• Box 631
  Maxwell, William, L., undated.
• Box 631
  McGough, Charles J., 1953.
• Box 631
  McNair, W.K., 1956.
• Box 632
  Morgan, Howard W., 1955.
• Box 632
  Musser, C.R., 1953.
• Box 632
  Musser, R.D., 1954.
• Box 632
  Nuggard, Leonard R., 1953.
• Box 632
  O'Connell, Jim, 1954. *
  • Reel in box 645.
• Box 632
  Ogle, Harold H., 1955.
• Box 632
  Olund, E.O., 1956.
• Box 632
  Patience, J.C., 1954.
• Box 632
  Racicot, Ray, 1954.
• Box 632
  Raught, Al Jr., 1953.
• Box 632
  Rettig, E.C., 1954.
• Box 632
  Saberson, R.E., 1953.
• Box 632
  Schlenk, Hugo, undated.
• Box 632
  Schoenwerk, Otto C., 1955.
• Box 632
  Sheldon, A.O., 1955.
• Box 632
  Shellworth, Harry C., 1955.
• Box 632
  Stephens, Lafayette; Upington, Gaylord, undated.
• Box 632
  Stevens, Jim; Priaulx, Arthur, 1953.
• Box 632
  Tarr, Frank, 1956.
• Box 632
  Thomas, G. Harrie, 1956.
• Box 633
  Troy, David S., 1955.
• Box 633
  Voshmik, Roy, 1953.
• Box 633
  Wahl, John A., undated.
• Box 633
  Weyerhaeuser, Frederick K.; Musser, John, 1953.
• Box 633
  Weyerhaeuser, J. P. Jr., 1953.
• Box 633
  Williamson, Maxwell W., 1953.
• Box 633
  Woodworth, Neil D., 1954.
• Box 633
  General Correspondence and Notes, 1952-1953.

3. Forest History Society Oral Histories, 1957-1978.

• Box 634
  Bousquet, Vincent, 1977. *
  • Reel in box 645.
• Box 634
  Bowling, Robert T., 1978.
• Box 634
  Butler, Mildred, 1977.
• Box 634
  Cowan, Charles S., 1957.
• Box 634
  Drake, George L., 1975.
• Box 634
  Gaiser, Mary W., 1977. *
• Reel in box 646.
• Box 634
  Hamblin, Eugenia Alford; Reilly, Helen Tyler, 1977. *
  • Reel in box 646.
• Box 634
  Hayes, Edmund G., 1967, 1976.
• Box 635
  Heacox, Edwin F., 1967.
• Box 635
  Hopkins, Clifford J., 1977. *
  • Reel in box 646.
• Box 635
  Huffman, Mary M. and R. Perry, 1977.
• Box 635
  Ingram, Charles H., 1976.
• Box 635
  Kreienbaum, Chrysogonus Henry, 1972.
• Box 635
  Luiten, Irvin H., 1968.
• Box 635
  Mackey, Oliver M., Sr. and Gertrude. *
  • Reel in box 646.
• Box 635
  McMonigle, James B., 1978. *
  • Reel in box 646.
• Box 635
  Nolan, Joseph, 1978.
• Box 635
  O'Connell, Alta, 1977. *
  • Reel in box 645.
• Box 636
  Rettig, Esther, 1977. *
  • Reel in box 646.
• Box 636
  Uhlman, Richard L., 1966.
• Box 636
  Wahl, John A., 1967.
• Box 636
  Wahl, John A., 1978.
• Box 636
  Weyerhaeuser, Frederick K., 1967.

4. Southeast Asia Oral Histories, 1977-1979.

All corresponding cassettes for these interview transcripts are located in box 644.

• Box 637
  Academia, Bert, 1977. *
• Box 637
  Adams, David, 1977. *
• Box 637
  Allen, Richard, 1977. *
• Box 637
  Anderson, Delbert and Dorothy, 1977. *
• Box 637
  Anwar, Daan, 1977. *
• Box 637
  Ascherfeld, Steve, 1977. *
• Box 637
  Baldwin, John, 1977. *
• Box 637
  Balumas, Jim, 1977. *
• Box 637
  Barnett, Pat, 1977. *
• Box 637
  Beaman, Jackson, 1977. *
• Box 637
  Bender, W.L. (Ozzie), 1979. *
• Box 637
  Billings, Rick, 1977. *
• Box 637
  Bingham, Charlie W., 1977. *
• Box 637
  Boerdjani, Sidi, 1977. *
• Box 637
  Boyd, Gordon, 1977. *
• Box 637
  Burkhalter, Harold, 1977. *
• Box 637
  Burrill, Orris and Frieda, 1977. *
• Box 637
  Bye, Richard, 1977. *
• Box 637
  Camins, Salvador, 1977. *
• Box 637
  Carmichael, Jim, 1977. *
• Box 637
  Cassell, Clyde, 1977. *
• Box 637
  Castillo, Juanito, 1977. *
• Box 637
  Catbagen, Pete, 1977. *
• Box 637
  Cereghino, C.E., 1977. *
• Box 637
  Celms, John, 1977. *
• Box 637
  Church, Jim, 1977. *
• Box 637
  Connoy, John, 1977. *
• Box 637
  Conway, Steve, 1977. *
• Box 637
  Cooper, Dave, 1977. *
• Box 637
  Cox, Chuck, 1977. *
• Box 638
  Darnoc, P.W.R., 1977. *
• Box 638
  Davis, Nick and Pearl, 1977. *
• Box 638
  Dodge, Connie, 1977. *
• Box 638
  Douglas, Norman, 1977. *
• Box 638
  Drobnack, Gary and Manya, 1977. *
• Box 638
  Dunn, Colin, 1977. *
• Box 638
  Dykstra, Gary, 1977. *
• Box 638
  Ellis, Robert and Mary, 1977-1978. *
• Box 638
  Foo, T.Y., 1977. *
• Box 638
  Forth, Jerry, 1977. *
• Box 638
  Franklin, W.E., 1977. *
• Box 638
  Fukabori, Hiroshi, 1977. *
• Box 638
  Gabvan, Napoleon, 1977. *
• Box 638
  Gedvila, Gabe, 1977. *
• Box 638
  Gurzon, John, 1977. *
• Box 638
  Gustafsen, Peter, 1977. *
• Box 638
  Purnomo, Hamijoyo, 1977. *
• Box 638
  Hassa, Leo, 1977. *
• Box 638
  Hayakawa, William, 1977. *
• Box 638
  Hemphill, Merlyn; Rush, Don, 1977. *
• Box 638
  Hill, Steve; Olsen, Art, 1977. *
• Box 638
  Holen, Andy, 1977. *
• Box 638
  Hunt, Howard, 1977. *
• Box 638
  Ireton, Donald A., 1979. *
• Box 638
  Jacobson, J. Lee, 1978. *
• Box 638
  Jent, Hans, 1977. *
• Box 638
  Jin, Sim Keng, 1977. *
• Box 638
  Johnson, William, 1977. *
• Box 639
  Johnson, Buck, 1977. *
• Box 639
  Johnson, Norman, 1977. *
• Box 639
  Jones, Alden, 1977. *
• Box 639
  Kepner, Jim, 1977. *
• Box 639
  Khong, Charley, 1977. *
• Box 639
  King, Jed, 1977. *
• Box 639
  Kirkwold, Larry, 1977. *
• Box 639
  Knutz, Amual; Shaffer, Ken, 1977. *
• Box 639
  Kronenbert, R.A., 1977.
• Box 639
  Lau, Shu Wing, 1977. *
• Box 639
  Lewis, Steve, 1977. *
• Box 639
  Lucas, Richard, 1977. *
• Box 639
  Lyders, Michael A., 1977. *
• Box 639
  Macs, Andy, 1977. *
• Box 639
  Maki, Art; McCollum, Tunny, 1977. *
• Box 639
  Manning, Robert; Wahl, James D., 1977. *
• Box 639
  Masten, Claud, 1977. *
• Box 639
  Mathews, Ralph, 1977. *
• Box 639
  Matt, Vince, 1977. *
• Box 639
  McCollum, Tunny, 1977. *
• Box 639
  McCully, Oran; Schwarz, Bob, 1977. *
• Box 639
  McGill, Charles, 1977. *
• Box 639
  Moore, C.E. and Esther, 1977. *
• Box 639
  Morgan, Harry E., 1977. *
• Box 639
  Nelson, Ted W., 1977. *
• Box 639
  Nesbit, Dick, 1977. *
• Box 639
  Omoso, John, 1977. *
• Box 639
  Parin, Amador, 1977. *
• Box 640
  Paterson, Tom, 1977. *
• Box 640
  Patricio, Roger R., 1977. *
• Box 640
  Porter, Jack, 1977. *
• Box 640
  Rees, Walter, 1977. *
• Box 640
  Renken, Elmer, 1977. *
• Box 640
  Rennord, Paul, 1977. *
• Box 640
  Rice, Robert, 1977. *
• Box 640
  Roberts, Lloyd and Bonnie, 1977. *
• Box 640
  Rush, Don, 1977. *
• Box 640
  Santillan, Sancho, 1977. *
• Box 640
  Schikofsky, Jack, 1977. *
• Box 640
  Schoening, Jack. *
• Box 640
  Sheppard, Ed Jr., 1977. *
• Box 640
  Simpson, John, 1977. *
• Box 640
  Singh, Hercharan, 1977. *
• Box 640
  Smith, Leslie (Christmas), 1977. *
• Box 640
  Smith, Ralph, 1977. *
• Box 640
  Sorenson, Warren, 1977. *
• Box 640
  Starkey, Scott, 1977. *
• Box 640
  Steincipher, Richard, 1977.
• Box 640
  Stuart, James, 1977. *
• Box 640
  Suiter, William K., 1978. *
• Box 640
  Thomson, Marshall and Moira, 1977. *
• Box 640
  Tipler, Philip and Florence, 1978. *
• Box 640
  Tomasoa, Mezac, 1977. *
• Box 640
  Tong, Y.O., 1977. *
• Box 640
  Travers, Warren, 1977. *
• Box 640
  Treur, John, 1977. *
• Box 640
  Turner, William, 1977. *
• Box 641
  Venturini, Lucky, 1977. *
• Box 641
  Wakeley, Dick, 1977. *
• Box 641
  Webster, Bryce and Alice, 1977. *
• Box 641
  Weyerhaeuser, George H.; Morgan, Harry E., 1977. * [PDF]
• Box 641
  Wielenga, Gerrit, 1979. *
• Box 641
  Wilkinson, John, 1977. *
• Box 641
  Wolff, Jack, 1977. *
• Box 641
  Wyatt, Lowry, 1977. *
• Box 641
  Yuge, Hideo, 1977. *
• Box 641
  Zile, Robert and Ruth, 1977. *

5. Audio Cassettes, Reels, and Betas.

Names with an asterisk have an audio component on either cassette or reel. Cassettes are organized alphabetically in boxes 642-644. The Southeast Asia cassettes are all housed in box 644, regardless of name. If an interview is recorded on a reel, the asterisk is followed by the box number in which the reel is stored. Several interviews exist in audio form only; these items are listed at the box level.

• Box 642
  Companion cassettes for Transcripts: "A "- Long (1976).
  • Also includes cassettes for Rick Billings, John Boon, Perry Donaldson (1979), Howard Duzan, Halley Everett, Marvin Gunnarsen (1977), J.H. Hunter (1979), Peter Joers (1989), Keville Larson (1988), George Kovich (1979), JL Kulp, and Arthur Lahey (1977). There are no transcripts for these interviews.
• Box 643
  Companion cassettes for Transcripts: Long (1981) - Weller.
  • Also includes cassettes for Clayton and Shan Ragland with Maril Wallace (1984); Merrill Robinson (1978), Ray Schenck (1977), and Richard Vincent (1988). There are no transcripts for these interviews.
• Box 644
  Companion cassettes for Transcripts: Weyerhaeuser, George - Z.
  • All Southeast Asia interviews (121 cassettes) are located in this box. Also includes a cassette for R.E. Worthington (1986) for which there is no transcript.
• Box 645
  Reels.
  • Includes reels for Jack Morgan (1955), A.B. Curtis, and Ed and Rich Nells (1978) for which there are no transcripts.
• Box 646
  Reels.
  • Includes reel for Earl Bullock (1956) for which there is no transcript.
• Box 647
  George Weyerhaeuser Beta Tapes, 1987.
  • 32 beta tapes. 3 different camera angles.

Series VI: Weyerhaeuser Publications, 1919-2004.

(94 boxes.)

The Weyerhaeuser Publications files holds the working files for two major works commissioned by Weyerhaeuser: The Weyerhaeuser Southeast Asia History Chronology (1980) and Timber and Men (1963). There are also brochures, histories, and internal newspapers and magazines.

1. Weyerhaeuser Southeast Asia History Chronology working files, 1977-1980.

This internal work documents the history of Weyerhaeuser's presence in the Southeast Asia Region from 1920 to 1977. The files hold the final draft of the book, as well as interview lists, correspondence, and chapter-by-chapter drafts with notes. The work was spearheaded by Alden H. Jones of the Tacoma office in the late 1970s. It was a collaborative process between Jones and individuals working in the Southeast Asia offices abroad. Oral History transcripts and recordings from this project can be found in the Oral Histories Series.

• Box 648
  Correspondence, Consulting Fees, and Expense Statements, 1977-1980.
• Box 649
  Interview Records, 1977.
• Box 649-650
  Weyerhaeuser Southeast Asia History Chronology: Complete Copies.
• Box 650
  Drafts Chapters 1-2.
  • General operational information and the Elliot Bay Operations.
• Box 651
  Drafts: Chapters 3-6.
  • Covers the Philippines and the Borneo Acquisition, the Kennedy Bay Operations, and the Japan Office and markets.
• Box 652
  Drafts: Chapters 7-13.
  • Covers the Far East Log Markets, the Hong Kong Offices, the Singapore Office, the Balikpapan Area, the PTWI Balsam Operation, and DeLong operations.
• Box 653
  Drafts: Chapters 14-16.
  • Covers the ITCI Kenangan, Senuni, and Australian operations.

2. Timber and Men working papers, 1953-1969

In 1953, an agreement was reached between Weyerhaeuser Timber Company and Columbia University for a book documenting the history of the Weyerhaeuser Company and its affiliates. Timber and Men: The Weyerhaeuser Story was published in 1963. The book traces the history of the Weyerhaeuser Company from its early beginnings to the early 1960s.

The original choice for the author of the book was Allan Nevins, however due to the scope of the project Ralph W. Hidy and Frank Ernest Hill also worked on the book. In addition to the three main authors, there were also four research consultants: Vincent P. Carosso, Frederick K. Kohlmeyer, Norman F. Thomas, and Mira Wilkins. The authors communicated with both Weyerhaeuser presidents and company leaders in their writing of the book, sending many early drafts of chapters to Tacoma and receiving marked up copies in return.

The Timber and Men working papers hold photocopied research material dated from 1897 to the early 1960s, as well as correspondence from the late 1950s to the late 1960s. There are also early drafts of the chapters, as well as documents that were instrumental in the actual writing of the book including research material and correspondence. These papers also contain histories, articles, papers, industry data, legal and finance files, organization files, subject information, and a limited number of reproduction photographs. There are 19 alphabetical index file boxes with notes on a variety of subjects included in the book.

• Box 654-665
  Research for Chapters 1-29.
• Box 665-670
  Draft Sets and Revisions, 1959-1963.
• Box 670-676
  Correspondence, Comments and Criticisms 1946-1967.
• Box 677-703
  Research files: Unsorted.
• Box 704-722
  Research files: Index Cards
  • Documents primary and secondary sources used in early research stages.

3. Other Weyerhaeuser Publications, 1919-2004.

These files hold brochures, histories, pamphlets, and other publications commissioned or printed directly by Weyerhaeuser and their affiliates and subsidiaries. These include newsletters for employees such as Weyerhaeuser Magazine (later Weyerhaeuser World) and Weyerhaeuser News (later Weyerhaeuser Today). There are also several sets of photographs and negatives which were used in the production of publications, namely the MB Journal, Weyerhaeuser Today, and Innovations in Wood. Publications are arranged alphabetically by title. When the publication year is known, it is given.

• Box 723
  25 Home Designs Illustrating Weyerhaeuser Modular Construction, 1949.
• Box 723
  25 Years of Progress 1929-1954, 1954.
• Box 723
  The Bee and Cee Newsletter, 1938-1949.
• Box 723
  A Brief Historical Sketch of Grays Harbor Washington, 1942.
• Box 723
  Brochures, 1945-2000.
• Box 724
  Company Calendar: Valliant, Oklahoma Mill, 1989.
• Box 724
  Whitehead, Russell F. Good Houses: Typical Historical Architectural Styles for Modern Wood-Built Homes, 1922.
• Box 724
  The High Cost of Cheap Construction, 1950.
• Box 724
  Innovations and Trees Weyerhaeuser: 1900-1975, 1975.
• Box 725
  Innovations in Wood Photographs, 1967-1970.
  • Copies of photographs used in several volumes of the publication.
• Box 724
  Introduction to Vail-McDonald, 1949.
• Box 724
  McEwen, John M. In the Chips: A History of Weyerhaeuser Company's Pulp and Paper Business.
• Box 724
  Men, Mills and Timber: Fifty Years of Progress in the Forest Industry.
• Box 724
  Modern Small Homes, 1949.
• Box 724
  Product Developments, c. 1940s.
• Box 730
  Oklahoma Roundup, 1985-1986.
• Box 726
  Reporter Wood Products Marketing, 1969-1971.
• Box 728
  The Spruce Goose, c. 1980s.
• Box 726
  Standard Molding Book, 1919, 1920, and 1940.
• Box 726
  Standard Wood Moldings, 1931.
• Box 726
  Treasures of the Timberlands, 1967.
• Box 726
  Tree Farming in the Pacific Northwest.
• Box 726
  Walton, Harry. Weyerhaeuser Building and Remodeling Book, 1963.
• Box 726
  Weyerhaeuser Annual Report, 1999.
• Box 727-728
  Weyerhaeuser Company Foundation Publications, 1952-2004.
  • The Weyerhaeuser Company Foundation files hold annual reports (1977-2004), scholarship information booklets (1952-1985) and anniversary and history publications documenting the Weyerhaeuser Company Foundation's activities.
• Box 726
  Weyerhaeuser Management Viewpoint, 1969-1971. Vols. 1-3.
• Box 726, 729-730
  Weyerhaeuser Magazine, 1953-1972.
  • Volumes 5, 7, 18, 19, 20, 21, and Weyerhaeuser World 1969-1972.
• Box 731-732
  Weyerhaeuser News, 1954-1977.
  • Volumes 25-57, and August 1972-August 1977.
• Box 733-740
  Weyerhaeuser Today, 1982-2003.
• Box 729
  You and Your Company, 1948.
• Box 729
  Your Future Home, 1923.

Series VII: Outside Publications, 1855-2005.

(45 boxes.)

This series contains books, brochures, booklets, periodicals, articles, and news clippings collected by Weyerhaeuser employees from the late 1800s through 2005. Subjects include forestry and lumber guides, area histories, and various business treatises.

1. Books, 1855-2004.

Books are arranged alphabetically by author. Publications with no author credited are listed first.

• Box 741
  100 Jahre MGV Liederkranz. 1984.
• Box 741
  An Epoch in Railway Electrification. 1916.
• Box 741
  Association Standard Grades: Rules for Grading Lumber Illustrated. 1909.
• Box 741
  Chapins' Lumber Reckoner: Seventh Edition. 1883.
• Box 741
  Cloquet: Home of White Pine.
• Box 741
  First National Colloquium of the History of Forest Products Industries. 1966.
• Box 741
  Forest Laws of the State of Idaho as Amended 1937. 1937.
• Box 741
  Forestry Topics: A Collection of Essays. 1991.
• Box 741
  I.W.W. Songs to Fan the Flames of Discontent. 1916.
• Box 741
  Log Duplex Slide Rules.
• Box 741
  Long-Bell Lumber Operations in the Pacific Northwest. 1924.
• Box 741
  Lumbering in Northern Minnesota. 1924.
• Box 741
  A Perspective on Clearcutting in a Changing World. 1972.
• Box 741
  Pictorial Review of World's War Activities: Spruce Production Division U.S. Army Oregon and Washington. 1918.
• Box 741
  Pocket Manual on Forest Laws and Practice for the Douglas Fir Region. 1945.
• Box 742
  Potlatch Lumber Company: Manufacturers of Fine Lumber. 1907.
• Box 742
  The Saw in History: Ninth Edition. 1926.
• Box 742
  A Selection of Papers Relating to Forest Exploitation in the Madras Presidency. 1922.
• Box 742
  Solar Ephemeris for 1939 and Other Tables and Data Useful to the Surveyor. 1938.
  • 1941 version also included.
• Box 742
  Tacoma Illustrated. 1889.
• Box 742
  Tested Selling Methods. 1938-1939.
• Box 742
  Time News Tour of Southeast Asia. 1965.
• Box 742
  Your Trees - A Crop. 1950.
• Box 742
  Barns, F.R. With the Forest Regiments in France. 1919.
• Box 742
  Barrow, Susan H.L., and Evans, Allan. Green Gold Harvest: A History of Logging and its Products. 1969.
• Box 742
  Baughman, H.R.A. Baughman's Buyer and Seller: Twelfth Edition. 1912.
• Box 743
  Borden, Richard C. Selling Against Resistance. 1949.
• Box 743
  Brereton, Bernard. The Practical Lumberman: Third and Fifth Editions, 1915, 1925.
• Box 743
  Carlson, Edward E., Elorriaga, John, and Weyerhaeuser, George H. Governor's Panel: A Report on the Economic Impact of the Alternatives Facing the Region on Washington Public Power Supply System Units 4 and 5. 1981.
• Box 743
  Cheyney, E.G. The Birth of the North Land. 1933.
• Box 743
  Clapp, Norton. The Frontenac. 1980.
• Box 743
  Clarke, K.H.J. The China Trade. 1973.
• Box 743
  Cliff, Edward P. Timber: The Renewable Material. 1973.
• Box 743
  Collingwood, G.H. and Brush, Warren G. Knowing Your Trees. 1947.
• Box 743
  Dahlquist, Arthur W. What Will the Harvest Be? 1974.
• Box 743
  Deitz, John F. The Defender of Cameron Dam. 1911.
• Box 743
  DeLaittre, Joseph A. and DeLaittre, Calvin I. A Story of Early Lumbering in Minnesota. 1959.
• Box 744
  DeMoisy, Ralph G. Forest Surveying: Part 1. 1949.
• Box 744
  Forest Advisory Committee. Let's Keep Washington Forests Growing. 1942.
• Box 744
  Gifford, Woody. Timber Bind. 1978.
• Box 744
  Hart, Gerald. Timbers of South East Asia. 1955.
• Box 744
  Hogue, C.J. The Mechanical Properties of Timbers. 1927.
• Box 744
  Holbrook, Stewart. Personalities of the Woods.
• Box 744
  Hutchinson, W.H. California Heritage: A History of Northern California Lumbering. 1974.
• Box 744
  Isaac, Leo A. Better Douglas Fir Forests from Better Seed. 1949.
• Box 744
  Jay, B. Alwyn. Timbers of West Africa: Third Edition. 1950.
• Box 744
  Karr, E.I. Log Scaling in the Douglas Fir Region: Third Edition. 1927.
• Box 744
  Kehoe, A.J. Softwood Lumber Grading Sketches. 1941.
• Box 744
  Kelso, Linda. Volcano: First Seventy Days Mount St. Helens, 1980. 1980.
• Box 744
  Kohlmeyer, F.W. Frederick Weyerhaeuser: A Pen Portrait. 1967.
• Box 744
  Koroleff, A. Woodcutter's Handbook. 1942.
• Box 744
  Korstain, Clarence F. Forestry on Private Lands in the United States. 1944.
• Box 745
  Kortum, Karl and Olmstead, Roger. . . . it is a dangerous looking place: Sailing Days on the Redwood Coast. 1971.
• Box 745
  Lamm, W.E. Lumbering in Klamath.
• Box 745
  Mahaffay, Robert E. The Happy Little Handsaw. 1955.
• Box 745
  Mason, David T. and Bruce, Donald. Sustained Yield Forest Management as a Solution to American Forest Conservation Problems. 1931.
• Box 745
  Matheson, D. Matheson's Australian Saw Miller's Complete Log and Timber Ready Reckoner. 1947.
• Box 745
  May, Eva Mae. The Electric Mills Story in Pictures: Electric Mills, Mississippi.
• Box 745
  Melton, William Ray. The Lumber Industry of Washington.
• Box 745
  Nielsen, Niels A. Where's the Mate? 2003.
• Box 745
  Okazaki, Ayaakira. Forestry in Japan. 1964.
• Box 745
  Olson, Donald E. Logging Retrospective: Don Olson's Oil Paintings. 2004.
• Box 745
  Pollard, Lancaster. The State of Washington.
• Box 745
  Pratt, Louis W. Tacoma: Electric City of the Pacific Coast. 1905.
• Box 746
  Prescott, D. Clint. The Evolution of Modern Band Saw Mills for Sawing Logs. 1910.
• Box 746
  Schenck, Carl Alwin. The Biltmore Immortals - Volume II. 1957.
• Box 746
  Scribner, J. M. Scribner's Lumber and Log Book. 1902, 1904, and 1920.
• Box 746
  Sloan, Eric. An Age of Barns. 1976.
• Box 746
  Smith, Walker C. Was It Murder? The Truth About Centralia.
  • Includes a handwritten note by George S. Long Jr.
• Box 746
  Sorden, L.G. and Ebert, Isabel J. Logger's Words of Yesteryears. 1956.
• Box 746
  St. John, Vincent. The I.W.W. - Its History, Structure and Methods. 1917.
• Box 746
  Sweeney, Frank, The Changing Forest Situation: A Study of Conservation of State and Private Forest Lands. 1950.
• Box 746
  Veness, H.E. Workmen's Compensation in the Pacific Northwest. 1931.
• Box 746
  Wheeler, Olin D. Sketches of Wonderland. 1895.
• Box 746
  Wheeler, Olin D. Wonderland '99. 1899.
• Box 746
  White Pine Bureau. Classified Recommended Uses for White Pine in House Construction and White Pine Standard Grading Rules. 1917.
• Box 746
  Winkenwerder, Hugo. Forestry in the Pacific Northwest. 1928.
• Box 746
  Woods, R.P. Timbers of South America: Second Edition. 1951.
• Box 746
  Writers' Program Project. Michigan Log Marks. 1942.
• Box 747-748
  Territory of Washington Law Books, 1855-1913.
  • Boxes 747 and 748 hold Territory of Washington law books that were property of Norton Clapp. Volumes include Acts of the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Washington (1855-1859), Statutes of Washington Territory (1861-1891) and Session Laws of the State of Washington (1893-1913) among others.

2. Companies, Organizations, and Associations, 1897-2001.

These files hold brochures, booklets, and reports produced by outside organizations. Alphabetical by organizational name.

• Box 749
  "A" - "Bl".
  • Prominent organizations include American Forest Products Industries, Inc., American Forestry Association, and American Lumberman.
• Box 766
  American Forest and Paper Association. "Closer Look: An On-the-Ground Investigation of the Sierra Club's Book Clearcut". 1994.
• Box 750
  "B" - "E".
• Box 751
  Dierks Industries Co-Operator Newsletters, 1925-1931, 1938-1961.
• Box 752
  "F" - "J".
  • Prominent organizations include the Forest Products History Foundation and Hoo-Hoo International. The Hoo-Hoo material consists of the "Fourteenth Annual Concatenated Order of Hoo-Hoo" souvenir program from the September 9, 1905 Portland, Oregon meeting. The program belonged to George S. Long, Jr. There are also issues of "Log and Tally" from 1981, 1992, and 2004.
• Box 753
  "Ju" - "Na".
  • Prominent organizations include MacMillan Bloedel and the National Lumber Manufacturers Association.
• Box 754-756
  MacMillan Bloedel: MB Journal. 1981-1997.
  • These files hold photographs, negatives, and slides used for the publication of MB Journal. Some copies of MB Journal are included for the more recent years in the collection.
• Box 757
  MacMillan Bloedel: MB News. 1967, 1969-1977.
  • Bound volumes of the monthly company newsletter.
• Box 758
  "Ne" - "P".
• Box 759
  Pacific Logging Congress, 1912-1954.
  • Session proceedings and addresses as well as the Loggers Handbook distributed at the 42nd Session of the Pacific Logging Congress November 5-7, 1951 Victoria, British, Columbia.
• Box 760
  "Po".
  • Includes Potlatch Forests, Inc.
• Box 761
  "Pr" - "S".
• Box 762
  "So" - "St".
  • Includes Southern Pine Association and the State of Washington.
• Box 763
  "St" - "W".
  • Includes Washington Forest Fire Association.
• Box 764
  "W".
• Includes Washington Forest Protection Association and West Coast Lumbermen's Association.
• Box 765
  West Coast Lumbermen's Association, 1930-1948.
• Box 765-766
  Western Forestry and Conservation Association, 1910-1966.

3. Periodicals, 1900-2005.

• Box 765
  American Forestry, 1912-1919.
  • Volumes 18.10, 19.1, 25.306.
• Box 768
  American Forests, 1940-1976.
  • Volumes 46.5, 51.4, 52.9, 56.10, 61.3, 62.1, 64.3, 81.10, 82.7.
• Box 766-768
  American Lumberman, 1904-1930.
• Box 768
  American Papermaker, 1988.
• Box 768
  The Architectural Forum, 1972.
• Box 768
  Contract, 1973.
• Box 767
  Crane World, 1951. (Volume 3.1).
• Box 768
  Crow's Lumber Digest, 1963. (Volume 41.9).
• Box 768
  Crow's Pacific Coast Lumber Digest, 1930, 1947. (Volumes 9.15, 27.7).
• Box 768
  Forest Club Annual, 1916.
• Box 768
  Forest Club Quarterly, 1923.
• Box 769
  Forest Industries, 1975-1980.
• Box 769
  The Forestry News Digest, 1935, 1936.
• Box 769
  Fortnight, 1955.
• Box 769
  The Four L Lumber News, 1931.
• Box 769
  Green America, 1972-1982.
• Box 770
  Institutional Investor, 1975.
• Box 770
  Interfaces, 1984.
• Box 770
  Journal of Forest History, 1963, 1975.
• Box 770
  The Journal of the Shaw Historical Library, 2002.
• Box 770
  Journal of the West, 1986, 1994.
• Box 770
  Logger's Daily, 1937, 1938.
• Box 770
  Lumber Code Authority Bulletins, 1933, 1934.
• Box 767
  The Lumber World, 1908.
• Box 770
  Lumber World Review, 1915, 1916.
• Box 770
  Minnesota History, 1946.
• Box 767
  The Mississippi Valley Lumberman, 1898, 1914, 1915.
• Box 770
  The Mississippi Valley Lumberman, 1923, 1929, 1930, 1941.
• Box 771
  My Country, 1976.
• Box 771
  Nation's Business, 1937.
• Box 771
  National Retail Lumber Dealer, 1927.
• Box 771
  The North American Review, 1921.
• Box 771
  Pacific Northwest Quarterly, 1979-1984.
• Box 771
  Pacific Pulp and Paper Industry, 1936.
• Box 771
  Paper Trade Journal, 1957.
• Box 771
  Papier Carton et Cellulose, 1953, 1955, 1958.
• Box 771
  Pima Magazine, 1991.
• Box 771
  Pulp and Paper Industry, 1946.
• Box 771
  Pulp and Paper Magazine of Canada, 1953.
• Box 767
  The Roanoke Beacon, 1982.
• Box 772
  The Record, 1976.
• Box 772
  The Southern Lumber Journal, 1946.
• Box 772
  The Swedish Timber and Wood Pulp Journal, 1954.
• Box 772
  Technical World Magazine, 1909
• Box 772-773, 767, 917
  The Timberman, 1907-1949.
• Box 772,782
  West Coast Lumberman, 1909-1929.
• Box 772
  The West Shore, 1883.
• Box 772
  Western Retail Lumberman, 1922.
• Box 772
  The World's Paper Trade Review, 1954.

4. White Pine Monograph Series, 1914-1975.

This series was launched in 1914 as an advertising campaign by the White Pine Bureau to encourage the use of white pine as a building material. Weyerhaeuser Forest Products provided advertising support for the series. Each issue contains an introductory essay, photos, wood construction details by Weyerhaeuser, and company information about Weyerhaeuser Forest Products. The Tuileries Brochures is a series of monographs on European architecture with special reference to roofs of tile.

• Box 773
  White Pine: Volumes 1-10.
• Box 774
  White Pine: Volumes 11-18.
  • Volume 17 only numbers 1-5, Volume 18 only numbers 2, 3, and 5.
• Box 775
  White Pine: Volumes 19-25 and the Tuileries Brochures, 1929-1931.
• Box 776
  White Pine: An Architectural Monograph, Volumes 1-12.
  • Frank T. Phillips, Manager of the Millwork Department of Thompson Lumber Company, Minneapolis, was impressed with the White Pine Monograph series and put some of his favorite issues into bound volumes, titled An Architectural Monograph, that were passed on to Clarence Mulrooney in 1975.

5. Clippings, Articles, and Newspapers, 1900-2005.

• Box 777
  Clippings and Articles, 1900-1953.
• Box 780
  Clippings and Articles, 1940-1953.
• Box 778
  Clippings and Articles, 1954-1977.
• Box 779
  Clippings and Articles, 1978-2005.
• Box 780-783
  Clippings and Articles: Scrapbooks, 1922-1956.
• Box 784
  Clippings and Articles: Full Newspapers.
  • Includes commemorative editions.

Series VIII. Scrapbooks and Memorabilia, 1905-1995.

(22 boxes.)

The Scrapbooks and Memorabilia series holds scrapbooks and other items documenting domestic and international operations, site visits by executives and the board of directors, employee activities, and personal events, such as the kidnapping of George Weyerhaeuser and the death of George S. Long. This series also contains a limited number of maps (c. 1970-2000) and blueprints. The bulk of the maps were not produced by Weyerhaeuser.

• Box 785
  "4-Square Special" Album, 1937.
  • This album commemorates the "4-Square Special" train, which transported groups of salesmen from the Weyerhaeuser Sales Company to several different mill meetings in January of 1937. Photographs are by Kenneth M. Wright.
• Box 786
  General: Chippewa Falls History.
• Box 786
  General: High Waters in the St. Louis River, 1916.
• Box 786
  General: Seafair Boat Races, 1985-1987.
• Box 787
  General: Weyerhaeuser Family Album, 1954.
  • Photographs of employees.
• Map Case 1, Drawer 3
  Blueprints.
  • These folders hold blueprints and designs for Weyerhaeuser Corporate Headquarters and the Tacoma Building, as well as home and site plans and technical drawings for various projects, including Snoqualmie Falls and the White River areas.
• Box 788
  Corporate, 1947-1995.
  • Holds the register for corporate archives visitors (1974-1995), organization charts (1954-1957) and a presentation binder entitled "Survey of Top Organization" (1947).
• Map Case 1, Drawer 8
  Family Trees and Personal Photographs.
  • Holds a copy of the Laird-Norton family tree (1975) and the Weyerhaeuser family tree, (1857-1985), as well as family photographs belonging to Frederick and George Weyerhaeuser and awards earned by various family members.
• Box 789
  Forest Management, 1976.
  • Contains an album of images of a growth study done at Hofman Forest (NC) in 1976 as well as an undated album entitled "Cascade Area Recreation Land Potential."
• Box 790
  International Operations: Borneo, 1954-1966.
• Box 791
  International Operations: China, 1979; Indonesia, 1971.
• Box 792
  International Operations: Japan, 1976, 1987.
  • Holds an album documenting the NORPAC signing ceremony in 1976 and a commemorative album of a Weyerhaeuser visit to the Tokyo Stock Exchange in 1987.
• Box 790, 793-795
  International Operations: Malaysia, 1953-1966.
• Box 796
  International Operations: Nepal, undated.
• Box 797
  Lumber and Timber Damage.
  • Three undated educational scrapbooks entitled "Causes of Damage in Stowing of Cargo and Remedies", "Causes of Damage to Lumber in Discharge of Cargo" and "Causes of Damage When Handling Lumber at West Coast Mills".
• Box 798
  Operations: Everett: Golden Anniversary (1952) and Clippings (1934-1948).
• Box 799
  Operations: Everett: Kraft Mill (1951-1962) and Sulfate Mill (1939-1961).
• Box 800
  Operations: Everett: Kraft Mill Tour, 1954.
• Box 786
  Operations: Everett: Kraft Mill 35th Anniversary, 1988.
• Box 801
  Operations: Grays Harbor Pulp Mill Open House, 1957.
• Map Case 1, Drawer 10.
  Operations: Grays Harbor Pulp Mill, 1957-1958.
• Box 801
  Operations: Longview: Sample of last log sawn at Sawmill #1, 1976.
• Box 802
  Operations: Longview: Mt. St. Helens Eruption and Aftermath, 1980.
• Box 803
  Operations: Santiam Lumber Company, 1952-1969.
• Box 801
  Operations: Snoqualmie Falls: 40th Anniversary, 1957.
• Box 803
  Operations: White River, 1952-1961.
• Box 801
  Operations: Wizewood Plant Scrapbook, 1961.
  • Later Macmillan-Bloedel.
• Box 804
  Personal Scrapbooks, 1930-1985.
  • Includes clippings scrapbooks documenting the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping (1935), the death of George S. Long (1930), and a gift scrapbook entitled "The Important Thing About a Tree" by the Felida Students (1985).
• Map Case 1, Drawer 9.
  Products: First Chroma-Pak Carton, 2002.
• Box sample.
• Box 805
  Site Tours: Mississippi Alabama Tours, 1966.
• Box 805
  Site Tours: George Walker Hunt Weyerhaeuser Nursery, October 12, 1977.
• Box 805
  Site Tours: C.D. Weyerhaeuser Seed Orchard Dedication, September 11, 1979.
• Box 801
  Site Tours: Mt. St. Helens and Vail. Board of Directors, 1972.
• Box 801
  Site Tours: New Bern, NC. George Weyerhaeuser, 1981.
• Box 806
  Site Tours: Pine Bluff, Arkansas, 1979.
• Box 806
  Site Tours: Snoqualmie Falls. Forest Enterprisers Association of Japan, 1974.
• Box 807
  Schenck, Carl: U.S. Visit, 1951.

Maps, 1970-2000.

A limited selection of maps (topographical, roadway, and forest holdings). The bulk of the maps were not produced by Weyerhaeuser.

• Map Case 1, Drawer 1
  United States, 1970-2000.
  • Maps depict areas in Arkansas, Oklahoma, California, Colorado, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Washington, and Oregon. There are also regional maps of the Western, Southern, and Eastern United States.
• Map Case 1, Drawer 2
  International, 1970-2000.
  • Maps depict areas in Canada, Brazil, Mexico, Costa Rica, New Zealand, and locations within Weyerhaeuser's Far East Operations.

Series IX: Photographs, 1864-2006.

(286 boxes.)

The Weyerhaeuser Photographs series holds images pertaining to a broad scope of subject matter. The first subseries holds images from operations at Weyerhaeuser branches, regions, and affiliates. The second subseries holds a wide-ranging assortment of subject files including, but not limited to, construction projects, logging, forest management, tree farms and nurseries, Weyerhaeuser products, facilities, real estate, and historical images. The items include photographs and slides and a small number of lantern slides.

The third subseries holds biographical files of directors, executives, and various other employees. These files primarily consist of photographs, such as headshots, however some of the files hold other material such as resumes and obituaries. The items are listed in alphabetical runs by last name. The fourth and final subseries consists of negatives, many of which correspond to the bulk of the photographs.

1. Weyerhaeuser Branches, Regions, and Affiliates.

• Box 808
  • Alabama/Mississippi Region, 1956-1958.
    • Images of timber and timber selection within the region.
  • Atlantic Terminals/Eastern Distributing Yards, 1920-1964.
    • Images of ports and holding facilities in Baltimore, Portsmouth, and Newark, as well as some shots of personnel.
    • Box 809 [digital items]
      • Cloquet Weyerhaeuser Affiliates, 1913-1965. [digital items]
        • Subjects include the Cloquet Lumber Company, Northwestern Paper Company, Northern Lumber Company, and the Wood Conversion Company. Images are of personnel, facilities, and town and camp life. There are many mounted originals for which there are no negatives, these may be the only existing copies.
      • Everett, 1915-1979. [digital items]
        • Subjects include facilities (such as offices and guest houses), timber stands, personnel, and various other scenes of operations. Images of the 1944 Kenneth Callahan murals installed in the mill's cafeteria are also held here.

      INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONS, 1960-2001. BOXES 810-820.

      Holds images from Weyerhaeuser's logging and lumber trade operations at various international locations.

      • Box 810
        • Asia - General.
        • Australia.
      • Box 811
        • Belgium.
        • Brazil.
      • Box 811-813
        • China.
      • Box 814
        • France.
        • Germany.
        • Guatemala.
        • Guyana.
        • Honduras.
      • Box 814-816
        • Indonesia.
      • Box 817
        • Ireland.
        • Japan.
      • Box 818
        • Korea.
      • Box 818-819
        • Malaysia.
      • Box 819
        • Mexico.
      • Box 820
        • New Zealand.
        • Philippines.
        • South Africa.
        • Spain.
        • Sweden.
        • Switzerland.
        • Turkey.
        • United Kingdom.
        • Venezuela.
      • Box 821-822 [digital items]
        Klamath Falls, c. 1940-1995.
        • The photographs of Weyerhaeuser's operations at Klamath Falls, Oregon primarily consist of images of timberlands, and logging and forest management activities.
      • Box 822-835 [digital items]
        Longview; Mount St. Helens, 1940-2003.
        • These files document Weyerhaeuser's operations in Longview, Washington and include images of logging, milling, and manufacturing from 1940 to 1970. There are also a large number of photographs dating from 1980 to 2003 which depict Mount St. Helens: the eruption, resulting damage, regeneration efforts, exhibits at the Forestry Learning Center, and slide presentations on the event.
      • Box 836-837 [digital items]
        Potlatch Forests, Inc., c. 1906-1960.
        • The Potlatch Forests, Inc. photographs consist of images from the early days of the Potlatch Lumber Company in Idaho, which merged with Clearwater Timber Company and Edward Rutledge Timber Company to form Potlatch Forests, Inc. in 1931 and was headed by J.P. Weyerhaeuser, Jr. Subjects include logging, personnel, log camps, sawmill scenes and equipment, facilities, and timber stands.
        • Oversize photographs of Potlatch can be found in Map Case 1, Drawer 6.
      • Box 837-840
        Snoqualmie Falls, c. 1916-1980.
        • Holds images from Weyerhaeuser's operations at Snoqualmie Falls, Washington. Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Company was incorporated in 1914 and operated as a Weyerhaeuser subsidiary from 1914 to 1948. It was then merged into the Weyerhaeuser Timber Company in an arrangement that made it a branch operation. Some of the photos represent the early days of the Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Company, including several folders of photos taken between 1916 and 1918 by the well-known photographer John D. Cress and the Cress-Dale Photography Company out of Seattle. Subjects include logging activities, log camps and facilities, forest management, timber stands and logged-off lands, community activities and recreation, and personnel.
      • Box 840
        Thompson Yards, c. 1920-1950.
        • Depicts various buildings in yard locations in Minnesota and South Dakota. Most from the Twin City Yard/Branch - these include pictures of yard employees c. 1920.
      • Box 841
        Vail-McDonald, c. 1938-1970.
        • The Vail-McDonald photographs consist of various images of operations, activities, and events held at Weyerhaeuser's Vail-McDonald, Washington location. Subjects include logging activities, personnel, log camps, fire protection, nursery and tree farm operations (such as cone processing, helicopter seeding, plantations, etc.), publicity events, and recreation.

      WEYERHAEUSER CANADA, 1965-2005. BOXES 842-874.

      LOCATIONS, BOXES 842-855.

      Includes photographs of pulp mills, sawmills, nurseries, facilities, timberlands, and logging activities for specific areas within the Weyerhaeuser Canada field of operations.

      • Box 842-843
        General.
      • Box 844
        • Big River.
        • Drayton Valley.
      • Box 845
        • Dryden.
        • Grand Prairie.
      • Box 845-846
        Grandview Nursery.
      • Box 847-852
        Kamloops.
        • Images can also be found in Map Case 1, Drawer 6.
      • Box 853
        • Lumby.
        • Merritt.
      • Box 854
        • Okanagan Falls.
        • Prince Albert.
        • Princeton.
      • Box 855
        • Sault St. Marie.
        • Vavenby.
      • Box 856-857
        Employees.
        • Photographs of Weyerhaeuser Canada employees as well as images of safety programs.
      • Box 857-859
        Exhibits, Displays, and Presentations.
        • Depicts community outreach undertakings by Weyerhaeuser Canada staff.
      • Box 859
        Facilities.
      • Box 860-862
        Forests and Forest Management.
        • Also includes images of wildlife.
      • Box 862
        Logging.
      • Box 863
        Products.
        • Advertising.
      • Box 864-870
        Publications.
        • Photographs used in Weyerhaeuser Canada publications, including B.C. Life, Compass, and Sakspirit.
      • Box 870-871
        Recycling.
      • Box 871-872
        Special Events.
      • Box 873-874
        Biographical files.
      • Box 875
        Weyerhaeuser Logged-Off Land Company, undated.
        • Holds one photo of the staff.
      • Box 875-877
        Weyerhaeuser Sales Company, 1916-1958.
        • Promotional photographs showing retail signage, 4-Square Lumber promotion, construction using Weyerhaeuser products, etc. There are also images of personnel both at work and at award ceremonies and banquets. There are 3 boxes of glass lantern slides dating from 1937 depicting 4-Square lumber promotions and home plans.
      • Box 877-878 [digital items]
        White River, c. 1908-1998.
        • The White River photograph files hold images of the operations of the White River Lumber Company (based in Enumclaw, Washington), which eventually merged with Weyerhaeuser in 1949, becoming the White River branch. The photograph subjects include logging and tree farm activities, personnel, log camps, fire prevention, railroading, special events and recreation, as well as several folders of scenes from the sawmill. Oversize images of White River holdings can be found in Map Case 1, Drawer 7.
      • Box 879 [digital items]
        Willamette Industries, c. 1906-2001.
        • Includes images of the Willamette Valley Lumber Company which was founded in 1906 in Dallas, Oregon. In 1967 the company became known as Willamette Industries, Inc., purchased by Weyerhaeuser in 2002. The photographs consist of images of early logging scenes and activities, mill scenes and operations, and personnel. There are three folders holding images which accompanied an oral history of Willamette Valley Lumber Company employee Walter Henzi. Henzi worked at Willamette's Black Rock, Oregon site from 1937 to 1941. There is also one photograph of Willamette Valley Lumber Company founder George T. Gerlinger, and one photograph of Orange M. Wilson, founder of Clark & Wilson Lumber Company, who invested in the Willamette Valley Lumber Company in 1920.
        • Oversize images of Willamette Industries holdings can be found in Map Case 1, Drawer 7.

      ASSOCIATED BUSINESSES, 1891-1966. BOXES 880-883.

      Oversize photographs from various lumbermen's associations and congresses (1930-1960) can be found in Map Case 1, Drawer 6.

      • Box 880 [digital items]
        • A. DeWeese Lumber Company, 1934-1966.
        • Arcata Redwood Company, 1951.
        • Austin Carolina Company, 1964.
        • Boise Payette Lumber Company, c. 1930s.
        • Chehalis Western Railroad, undated.
        • Cherry Valley Logging Company, 1904. [digital items]
        • Clark County Timber Company, c. 1910. [digital items]
        • Clearwater Timber Company, undated.
        • Clemons Logging Company, c. 1900. [digital items]
        • Deep Creek Lumber Company, c. 1900. [digital items]
        • Dierks Lumber Company, 1918-1950.
        • Drew Timber Company, undated.
        • Edward Rutledge Timber Company, c. 1920s.
        • Evans Products Company, c. 1970s.
      • Box 881
        • Hamilton Paper Company, 1891-1964.
          • Deeds and mortgages from the Hamilton Paper Company (1915-1935) can be found in Map Case 1, Drawer 8.
        • Humbird Lumber Company, c. 1920s.
      • Box 881-882 [digital items]
        Kieckhefer Container Company, 1923.
      • Box 882
        • Long-Bell Lumber Company, 1920s.
        • Nabagamon Lumber Company, 1900s.
        • Norpac, 1984-1989.
      • Box 883 [digital items]
        • Rock Island Lumber Company (Rilco), 1900-1965.
        • Simpson Logging Company, 1935.
        • Twin Falls Logging Company and Railroad, 1902-1916. [digital items]
        • W.B. Brinen Lumber Company, 1888-1938. [digital items]
          • Many photographs of loggers and the town of Muskegon, Michigan.

        2. Subject Files.

        • Box 884
          • Aquaculture, 1967-1997.
          • Associations, c. 1900-1965.
            • Represented are the Western Forest Fire Association, Fiber Box Association, West Coast Lumbermen's Association, Klamath Forest Protective Association, Oregon Forest Fire Association, and the Pacific Logging Congress.
        • Box 885-890
          Construction, 1966-1989.
          • Contains photographs of Weyerhaeuser projects in progress, as well as finished commercial and residential construction projects. Also includes images of the construction of the Tacoma Dome, an arena owned and operated by the City of Tacoma, and one of the largest wood domed structures in the world. Weyerhaeuser supplied all of the 1.6 million board feet of lumber for the project. The Tacoma Dome opened its doors on April 21, 1983.
        • Box 891-894, 1083-1084
          Directors, Executives, Shareholders, 1968-2006.
          • Subjects include award ceremonies, meetings, large scale events (such as conferences, visits, signings, and receptions); and trips and tours. Oversized photographs of directors and executives (1899-1950) and a 1979 poster tracing the history of the Board of Directors can be found in Map Case 1, Drawer 8.
        • Box 895-898, 1084
          Employees, 1888-1997.
          • Subjects are general and corporate employees as well as employee recreation. Some employees are identified by location. There is also an alphabetical run of images of employees not included in the Biographical files section at the end of this series.
        • Box 899-900, 1085
          Exhibits, Displays, and Artwork, 1970-1990.

        FOREST MANAGEMENT, 1910-1995. BOXES 901-914.

        • Box 901-902
          General.
        • Box 903
          • Foresters.
          • Mapping.
          • Clearcut Areas.
          • Research.
        • Box 904
          Old Growth.
        • Box 904-906
          Timber Stands.
        • Box 907
          Damage.
        • Box 908
          Forest Fire.
          • Includes subjects such as firefighting, equipment, fire prevention, and lookout towers.
        • Box 909 [digital items]
          • Aerial Spraying.
          • Site Preparation.
            • Includes slash burning/controlled burning and scarification.
        • Box 910 [digital items]
          Thinning.
        • Box 910-911 [digital items]
          Regeneration.
          • Includes cones and seed blocks.
        • Box 911
          Grafting and Pollination.
        • Box 912 [digital items]
          • Hand Planting. [digital items]
          • Dendrometry. [digital items]
          • Equipment. [digital items]
        • Box 913
          Plantations and Seedlings.
        • Box 914
          Wildlife.
          • Includes images of wildlife as well as habitat management.
        • Box 915-916, 1085 [digital items]
          Historical Photographs, 1894-1940.
          • Holds various historical images documenting the early days of the logging and timber industry, including the Klamath Lake Railroad and other locales. Some items are unidentified. Includes prints and slides. Box 916 holds a small number of glass lantern slides depicting sawmill scenes and two images of George S. Long.

        LOGGING, 1877-2000. BOXES 918-931.

        • Box 918-919, 1086
          General.
        • Box 920-926 [digital items]
          Historical.
          • The historical logging files hold a wide array of photographs consisting of various logging scenes before 1950. A few of the files hold photographs by well-known photographers John D. Cress, Asahel Curtis, and Darius Kinsey. One of the historical folders holds photographs from the early days of Weyerhaeuser Timber Company, which show George S. Long visiting company timber operations in 1911 and 1916. There are several folders entitled, "Minnesota and Wisconsin Logging" which hold a wide array of logging scenes, some from as early as 1864.
          • There are also two folders of Coal Creek Logging photographs (1877-1896) consisting of logging operations located at Coal Creek in Western Cowlitz county Washington, owned and operated by B.F. Brock. In 1882 B.F. Brock had purchased a tract of timber near the mouth of Coal Creek and began construction of a logging railway, which was one of the first in the country.
        • Box 927-931 [digital items]
          • Loggers.
            • Includes images of log camps and living quarters.
          • Operations.
            • Includes subjects such as felling, bucking, limbing, yarding, spar trees, loading and hauling, railroads, rafting, and log ponds.
        • Box 932-947
          Presentations, 1959-1993.
          • These files hold slides used in presentations given by and for Weyerhaeuser employees. Topics include high yield forestry, Weyerhaeuser history and operations, and forestry management. Some of the slide show presentations are accompanied by transcripts and audio cassettes.

        PRODUCTS, 1925-2004. BOXES 948-977.

        Photographs of Weyerhaeuser's products document the production, design, and utilization of lumber products, manufactured products, wood paneling, laminated beams and arches, building components, and a wide range of diversified products.

        • Box 948-951, 1085
          General.
        • Box 952-953
          Building Products.
          • Includes flooring, siding, roofing, decking, and fencing for residential and commercial use.
        • Box 953-956 [digital items]
          Diversified Products.
          • Products such as diapers, garden materials, cartons, shipping containers, Pres-to-Log, etc.
        • Box 956-963
          Laminated Beams and Arches.
          • Holds many examples of laminated beams (glulam) and arches in various construction projects as well as production images. The bulk of these photographs depict products manufactured by Rilco (Rock Island Lumber Company), a subsidiary of Weyerhaeuser located in Albert Lea, Minnesota.
        • Box 964-965
          Lumber.
          • Images of cuts and storage of lumber as well as ChoiceWood (indoor hardwood) and Lifewood (outdoor hardwood.)
        • Box 965-966
          Manufactured Products.
          • Includes plywood, particleboard, versaboard, silva products, and veneers.
        • Box 967-977
          Paneling.
          • Includes images of Architectural Paneling (including reinforced Panel 15), Craftwall, Chesapeake Paneling (hardwood), Designer Wall Paneling (often with patterns of wildlife or cottage scenes), Forestglo, and Woodglo products.

        REPORTS, 1972-2006. BOXES 978-982.

        Photographs used in compiling Weyerhaeuser Company Annual Reports.

        • Box 978
          1972-1993.
          • Includes images from a special report on Timberlands from 1993 as well as a Willamette Industries Annual Report from 1996.
        • Box 979-980
          1996.
          • Holds outtakes for employee photos by region (Centralia, Columbus, Cottage Grove, Drayton Valley, Hot Springs, Kamloops, Kent, Longview, Olive Branch, Snoqualmie, and Valliant).
        • Box 981
          1997-2002.
        • Box 982
          2004-2006.
          • Includes photographs for a special report on sustainability from 2006.
        • Box 983
          Research, 1973-1992.
        • Box 984 [digital items]
          Royce O. Cornelius Photo Collection, c. 1940-1960.
          • Royce Cornelius worked 41 years for Weyerhaeuser Company in various forest management positions in Oregon, Washington, Arkansas and Oklahoma. He operated the Enumclaw Nursery from 1980 to 1985. Photo subjects include aircraft, logging, employees and operations in Washington. Many of the photos range in date from the 1940s to the 1960s.
        • Box 985-986, 1087
          Scenes, 1969-2006.
          • Varied images including urban scenes, forests, rivers, mountains, recreation, and other landscapes and activities. Locations of some of the scenes include but are not limited to: Alabama, Idaho, Louisiana, New York, Oregon, Texas, Washington, and Wisconsin. Box 1087 holds a panoramic photograph of Goat Mountain.

        SPECIAL EVENTS, 1931-2004. BOXES 987-998.

        • Box 987-994
          Celebrations.
          • Documents holidays, anniversaries, parties, and events relating to the Weyerhaeuser 20 Year Club. Boxes 992 to 994 hold images from Forest Products Inc. recognition dinners between 1987 and 1990.
        • Box 994
          Dedications and Memorials.
        • Box 995-998
          Visits.
          • Includes images from visiting foreign dignitaries as well as corporate visits. Also holds images from President Ronald Reagan's visit to Weyerhaeuser in 1984.
        • Box 998, 1088
          Other Corporate Events.
        • Box 999-1003 [digital items]
          Transportation, 1920-2000.
          • Holds images of Weyerhaeuser owned or leased transportation options used for moving both completed products and raw materials. Box 999 holds images relating to aviation, Box 1000 holds images of trains and ships, and Box 1001 holds images of trucks.

        TREE FARMS AND NURSERIES, 1920-2006. BOXES 1004-1025.

        Primarily Weyerhaeuser-owned operations, arranged alphabetically by state.

        • Box 1004, 1087, 1089
          General.
          • Includes such subjects as Christmas trees and tree farmers.
        • Box 1005-1006
          "A".
          • Arkansas and Alabama.
        • Box 1006
          "C" - "M".
          • California, Georgia, Idaho, Maryland, and Mississippi.
        • Box 1006-1007 [digital items]
          "N" - "O".
          • North Carolina and Oklahoma.
        • Box 1008-1009 [digital items]
          Oregon.
          • Includes farms/nurseries/seed orchards at Aurora, Coos Bay, Jefferson, Klamath Falls, and Turner, as well as Calapooya Tree Farm, Millicoma Tree Farm, and Mollala Tree Farm.
        • Box 1010-1025
          Washington.
          • Includes farms/nurseries/seed orchards at Centralia, Mima, Nisqually, Rochester, Skykomish, Snoqualmie, Shelton, Twin Harbors, Yacolt, and Willapa, as well as Clemons Tree Farm, St. Helens Tree Farm, Vail-McDonald Tree Farm, White River Tree Farm, and Wynoochee Tree Farm. Boxes 1022-1025 hold photograph albums from several of the Washington state tree farms listed above.
        • Box 1026-1027
          Weyerhaeuser Company Foundation, 1959-1999.
          • Holds images from events, meetings, and reports.
        • Box 1028-1036
          Weyerhaeuser Corporate Headquarters, 1968-2002.
        • Box 1028 [digital items]
          Weyerhaeuser Campus.
          • Holds images of the Federal Way, WA Office Buildings such as the archives and project house, the Weyerhaeuser Credit Union, the Campus Center buildings, as well as various images of the West Campus and miscellaneous employee shots. Also holds some aerial photos and maps, as well as varied Corporate Headquarters construction projects.
        • Box 1029-1031
          Facilities.
          • Includes exterior shots of the buildings and grounds, such as the Corporate Headquarters nursery and Pacific Rim Bonsai Collection. Also holds images of interior views including various offices, meeting rooms, floors, and artwork. Oversize images of the facilities are also located in Map Case 1, Drawer 6, and artists renderings of facilities are located in Map Case 1, Drawer 9.
        • Box 1032 [digital items]
          Weyerhaeuser Tacoma Building, 1910-1989.
          • Oversize images of the Tacoma Building are also located in Map Case 1, Drawer 7.

        WEYERHAEUSER TECHNOLOGY CENTER, 1976-2002. BOXES 1032-1036.

        Opened in 1978 near Corporate Headquarters, the facility contains more than 115 labs where research is conducted on forestry, pollution control, and wood products.

        • Box 1032
          Employees.
          • Holds images of 1978 WTC Charter Members, most of whom are identified.
        • Box 1033-1036
          Facilities and Equipment.
          • These images document the construction of the center including progression of the construction project. Also holds aerial, interior, and exterior views, as well as shots of the labs and greenhouse.

        WEYERHAEUSER LOCATIONS AND FACILITIES, 1957-1998. BOXES 1037-1048.

        Includes photos of mills, plants, customer service centers (CSC's), and other buildings and holdings owned or leased by Weyerhaeuser.

        • Box 1037
          Customer Service Centers.
        • Box 1038, 1090-1094
          General and "A" - "G".
          • Locations include Alabama, Arkansas, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, and Georgia. Oversize photographs of mills, plants, and other buildings are located in Map Case 1, Drawer 7. Subjects include the Weyerhaeuser and Denkmann Sawmill, Wood Conversion Company facilities, and the White River Mill.
        • Box 1039
          "I" - "M".
          • Locations include Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, and Massachusetts.
        • Box 1040
          "M" - "N".
          • Locations include Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, New Jersey, New Mexico, and New York.
        • Box 1041-1044
          North Carolina. [digital items]
          • Boxes 1041-1043 document the construction of the Marlboro Mill from August 1988 to November 1990.
        • Box 1044
          "O". [digital items]
          • Locations include Ohio and Oklahoma.
        • Box 1045
          "O" - "V".
          • Locations include Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, and Vermont. Additional items for Oregon and Tennessee can be found in Map Case 1, Drawer 6.
        • Box 1046
          Virginia.
        • Box 1046-1048
          "W".
          • Locations include Washington, West Virginia, and Wisconsin. This box also holds images of Weyerhaeuser signage. Additional images for Washington can be found in Map Case 1, Drawer 6.
        • Box 1049-1054
          Weyerhaeuser Real Estate, 1969-2005.
        • Box 1049
          General.
        • Box 1049-1050
          Cornerstone Development Company.
          • Initially 85% owned by Weyerhaeuser, the company was founded in 1979 and was involved in development in Seattle and Tacoma. Projects included the Alexis Hotel Portland, OR, the Exchange Building in Seattle, WA, the Immunex Building in Seattle, and the Sheraton Tacoma Hotel. The company was sold in 1990.
        • Box 1051
          Pardee Homes.
          • Pardee Homes became a wholly owned subsidiary of Weyerhaeuser in 1969. In 2014, Weyerhaeuser Real Estate Company merged with Tri Pointe Homes. The company built homes in California and Nevada.
        • Box 1052-1054
          Quadrant.
          • Quadrant was acquired by Weyerhaeuser in 1969. At that time, Quadrant was the largest developer in the Pacific Northwest. These files include images from the DuPont, WA site, a 3,200-acre former explosives plant purchased by Weyerhaeuser in 1976. Weyerhaeuser originally intended to use the property as the site for a wood products export facility. When the market for lumber declined in the early 1980s, Weyerhaeuser moved to develop the land in DuPont. Weyerhaeuser tore down the plant's industrial buildings, decontaminated the land of pollutants, and constructed the Northwest Landing development of houses and businesses.

        3. Biographical Files.

        • Box 1055
          Abel - Beuson.
          • Includes F.S. Bell, Laird Bell, and E.T. Allen.
        • Box 1056
          Bialkowsky - Campbell.
        • Box 1057
          Capron - Clapp.
          • Includes A.W. Clapp, A.W. Clapp Jr., E.P. Clapp, John S. Clapp, Norton Clapp, and W.H. Clapp.
        • Box 1058
          Clark - Davis.
        • Box 1059
          Day - Fischbach.
          • Includes F.C. and F.C.A. Denkmann.
        • Box 1060
          Fisher - Hess.
          • Includes William Greeley, Edward Hayes, and Edwin Heacox.
        • Box 1061
          Hicks - Isaacs.
          • Includes C.H. and Orrin Ingram.
        • Box 1062
          Jackman - Leuschel.
          • Includes Herbert M. Kieckhefer, John Kieckhefer, R.H. Kieckhefer [missing].
        • Box 1063
          Levin - Longoria.
          • Includes George S. Long and George S. Long Jr.
        • Box 1064
          Loomis - Meyers.
          • Includes W.L. McCormick and W.H. Meadowcroft.
        • Box 1065
          Mieske - Peringer.
        • Box 1066
          Peters - Seat.
        • Box 1067
          Seitz - Vandervert.
        • Box 1068
          Vest - Weyerhaeuser.
          • Includes Carl A., Charles A., F.E., F.K., Fred, and Frederick Weyerhaeuser.
        • Box 1069 [digital items]
          Weyerhaeuser.
          • All files pertain to George Weyerhaeuser.
        • Box 1070 [digital items]
          Weyerhaeuser - Williams.
          • Includes George Weyerhaeuser, Jr., J.P. Weyerhaeuser, J.P. Weyerhaeuser Jr., J.P. Weyerhaeuser III, and Rudolph M. Weyerhaeuser.
        • Box 1071
          Williamson - Young.

        4. Negatives.

        • Box 1072
          4x5 Negatives.
          • Negatives A00-0001--C20-0410.
        • Box 1073
          4x5 Negatives.
          • Negatives F40-0004--K05-0038; M70-0039--V05-0300.
        • Box 1074
          4x5 Negatives.
          • Negatives W15-4031--W50-0012.
        • Box 1075
          8x10 Negatives.
          • Negatives C06-0009--Y00-0004.
        • Box 1076
          Kenneth Brown Negatives.
        • Box 1077
          Kenneth Wright and Darius Kinsey Negatives.
        • Box 1078
          Unprocessed Negatives.
          • Various 5x7 negatives; 1 glass plate negative; Royce O. Cornelius Photograph Collection negatives and contact prints.
        • Box 1079-1082
          Unprocessed 4x5 Negatives.

        Series X. Audio/Visual Materials, 1922-2010.

        (117 boxes.)

        This series holds audio/visual material in a variety of formats including microfilm, reels, beta, VHS, compact discs, DVD, cassette tapes, and phonograph records. The majority of the series contains advertisements and broadcasts recorded from local television news sources documenting Weyerhaeuser headlines. Other content includes corporate events such as meetings and ceremonies, training videos for Weyerhaeuser employees, and films produced by Weyerhaeuser. Some content is subject to preservation mitigation and transfer before use.

        This series holds boxes 1095-1211. Due to the extent of this series, a searchable excel spreadsheet is AVAILABLE HERE.

         

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