West Virginia University, Extension Program, History
Collection
Collection Number: A&M 2282
87 pages of typescript describing the history, organization, and structure of the Extension program in West Virginia during the years 1918 to 1933. Special attention and credit is given to projects developed and implemented by Director Nat T. Frame. Subjects include agriculture, 4-H program, camp at Jackson's Mill, community planning, farm organizations, land use planning, reforestation programs, National Forests, parks, conservation groups, conservation activities of civic groups including Rotary and Kinwanas, tourism, tourist parks, tourist homes, and state parks. A comprehensive table of contents is included with the typescript. Xerox.
English
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0 Linear Feet (Summary: 1 folder, 87 pages)
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