Collections : [Connecticut State Library, State Archives]

The photographs, circa 1908-1940, bulk 1920-1940 include meetings and gatherings of people; various state forests including Cockaponset, Mohawk, Meshomasic, Mattatuck and others; fire towers and fire fighting equipment; lumbering; insects and diseases; educational; boy scout activities; buildings; plantations; and other miscellaneous subjects.

The records consist of correspondence, shipping costs, scrapbooks, and the register of visitors from the Exposition Hall.

The records include office files; rosters and papers relating to the individual camps; papers relating to various encampments and social events; photos and memorabilia, including a diary written by Catharine Pilgard, a nurse who served during the Spanish-American War; financial records; secretary's records; and published materials.

The records include bi-state agreements, field notes, commission reports, and maps, photographs, plans and sketches showing the location of boundary markers. Much of the material has been published.

Includes transcripts of meetings, sound recordings of public hearings, the final report, public comments, background information and administrative files.

Includes correspondence, genealogical notes, news clippings, and photographs. Some of it appears to relate to Georgia Case Sawyer (b. 1873), the granddaughter of Cyrus Leland (1810-1889). The photographs dated July 1926 include the Leland house near Grafton, Mass. The photographs dated May 1927 include the Henry Leland farmhouse near Sherborn, Mass. There is also a copy of The Leland Magazine, or A Genealogical Record of Henry Leland, and his Descendents.

Series 1. Correspondence, 1905-1985, almost exclusively contains letters addressed to secretaries May Stark Strong and Jennie E. Stark. They concern the payment of annual dues, orders for copies of The Aaron Stark Family compiled by Charles R. Stark, genealogical data, requests for information, and news about members for inclusion in the annual publication of the Association. The most eminent member was Admiral Harold R. Stark (1880-1972), Chief of Naval Operations at the time of Pearl Harbor and the collection contains one letter from him on June 10, 1953. The records also include correspondence on the letterheads of Starks Company Manufacturing Chemists of Midway, Kentucky, The Babcock Company of Kasota, Minnesota, and Stark Brothers Nurseries Orchards Co. of Louisiana, Missouri.

Includes minutes of both the State Water Commission and the Water Resources Commission, 1925-1971; some biennial reports, 1938-1940; and some miscellaneous material that post-date the merge into the Department of Environmental Protection, most concerning the Insfrasturcture Task Force, 1983-1984.

These records consist solely of meeting minutes. They include the only records of decisions for structures and dredging between the years 1925 and 1957 and the hearing record for changes in 1959 to the U. S. harbor lines at Sandy Point, New Haven Harbor.

This record group consists solely of quarterly reports.