Collection: New York NAWCC Chapter 2 Collection | NAWCC LARC Archives Public Interface

This collection contains material related to NAWCC Chapter located in New York City (Chapter 2). This includes correspondence, meeting notes, clippings, and other ephemera related to this chapter, as well as the chapter constitution. Additionally, this collection notably contains several hundred photographs of various meetings held by the chapter during the 1960s (and possibly early 1970s as well). These meetings were held in various locations around New York City, and highlights of the photographs include dinner, mingling, and the mart, as well as some speakers. A large number of these photographs had no identifying information on them, and thus it is unclear if these photographs are from other meetings held by this chapter that aren't already listed in the folder listing, or if these photographs were also from these same meetings listed.

Dates

1950 - 2000
Majority of material found within 1960 - 1980

Creator

Chapter 3. NAWCC. New York (Organization)

Language of Materials

English

Conditions Governing Use

These records are open to researchers for personal or scholarly research. Most of the records in the collection are available for photocopy, depending on the preservation needs of the material as well as other variables not specified here. Researchers, however, are responsible for obtaining copyright permission to use materials and documents. These records are part of the permanent collection in the archives of the Library & Research Center of the National Watch and Clock Museum and researchers are required to comply with the Archive Rules when using the collection.

Extent

1.75 Linear Feet (3 boxes)

Additional Description

Arrangement

This collection is arranged into two series:

Series I: Documents
Series II: Photographs

Processing Information

The photographs in this collection were badly curled and in the summer of 2019, conservation measures were undertaken to flatten them. The photographs went through humidification chambers to relax the curl, and placed under weights before being rehoused.