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Office of the Secretary of State ARCHIVES RECORDS TRANSMITTAL & BOX CONTENT LIST Archives Received By Date Accession Number Use Only CH Name of Agency Office / Sub-Division Records Officer Private Collections Bruce Chapman Records Officer Telephone Number Records Officer E-mail Location Box Record Series / File Title Dates DAN Archives Use Only Bruce Chapman Papers 1 Childhood – Early Adulthood writings and papers 1943-1964 Near-drowning -1943 Junior High School – GOP and Den. National Conventions – 1952 Newspaper clips from Monmouth High School “Clipper” High School Plays, “Room for the Groom” and “Our Town” Red Cross Camp – 1955 Mexico, Experiment in International Living – 1956 Northwestern University – National Journalism Institute – 1957 Harvard College – 1958-62 Young Republicans Seattle Summers, 1959 GOP Convention, 1960 2 Seattle City Council Papers and Miscellaneous Writings 1960-1975 Books- The Party that Lost its Head, with George Gilder – 1966 The Wrong Man in Uniform – 1968 Reports- Report to the President on Youth – 1979 Eighteen-year-old Vote Proposal Paper Race and Violence in WA State Report – 1969 Special Levy Commission Report – 1968 Transfer of Custody Agreement – Local Government Records Only The Office of Record, hereby transfers the records listed above to the custody and jurisdiction of the Washington State Archives with the understanding that the records will become and remain the property of the State of Washington and shall be stored, referenced and managed only in accordance with applicable state and federal laws, state and federal regulations, the regulations of the State and Local Records Committees, the policies and procedures of the Division of Archives and Records Management, and the instructions of the State Archivist. Signed: ______ _ _ Signed: ______ _ _ Official of Office of Record Archivist Revised 5/6/2013 Page 1 of 11 ARCHIVES RECORDS TRANSMITTAL & BOX CONTENT LIST Archives Received By Date Accession Number Use Only CH Name of Agency Office / Sub-Division Records Officer Private Collections Bruce Chapman Records Officer Telephone Number Records Officer E-mail Box/Vol# Location / Reel # Record Series / File Title Dates DAN Archives Use Only Bruce Chapman Papers 2 Columns- 1960-1975 (cont.) Circlemen Columns, Seattle Times – 1969-70 Seattle City Council: 1971-1975 3 Washington Secretary of State Papers 1975-1981 Appointment Memos Congratulatory Letters News Clips (two file folders) Articles by Bruce Chapman (assorted) 1975-1980 Election Issues- Electoral College WA’s Blanket Primary Presidential Primary Voter Registration Sale of Voter’s Names Initiatives and Referenda 1975-1980 (two files) Speeches Klondike Gold Rush Park – testimony before Congress Bicentennial Projects Grand Coulee Ceremony Conference on Aging WA Association for Retarded Citizens GOP NW Compact – April 18 Noguchi Sculpture Installation – September Presidential Primary – Feb. 15 nd Tacoma 2 District Republican Club Transfer of Custody Agreement – Local Government Records Only The Office of Record, hereby transfers the records listed above to the custody and jurisdiction of the Washington State Archives with the understanding that the records will become and remain the property of the State of Washington and shall be stored, referenced and managed only in accordance with applicable state and federal laws, state and federal regulations, the regulations of the State and Local Records Committees, the policies and procedures of the Division of Archives and Records Management, and the instructions of the State Archivist. Signed: ______ _ _ Signed: ______ _ _ Official of Office of Record Archivist Revised 5/6/2013 Page 2 of 11 ARCHIVES RECORDS TRANSMITTAL & BOX CONTENT LIST Archives Received By Date Accession Number Use Only CH Name of Agency Office / Sub-Division Records Officer Private Collections Bruce Chapman Records Officer Telephone Number Records Officer E-mail Box/Vol# Location / Reel # Record Series / File Title Dates DAN Archives Use Only Bruce Chapman Papers 3 Tacoma-Pierce Co. Municipal League: “Three Eras of City and 1975-1981 (cont.) Destiny” Speech to National Trust for Historic Preservation Lincoln Day Speeches – 1976-77: Omaha, Vancouver, Seattle, Tacoma Marriage Clips, photos Film script for A Memory of the Future, produced by KING-TV on Seattle and historic preservation Assorted Articles by Bruce Chapman, 1975-78 Vietnam Refugees, April 1975 Roosevelt High School, Seattle Spokane Mock Political Convention Association for Children with Learning Disabilities Port Angeles High School WA Nurserymans’ Association 4 Washington Secretary of State Papers (cont.) 1976-1980 Historic Preservation Conference, Pasadena Bicentennial, 1976-77 Lobbying for the Bluebirds, 5/11/76 speech Mayor Uhlman toast, July 1978 “Dixynomics” (Gov. Dixy Lee Ray), 1978 President’s Advisory Council on Historic Preservation Appointment, Swearing-In 1976 Chris Bayley lunches, January 1979 Sen. Slade Gorton – roast Transfer of Custody Agreement – Local Government Records Only The Office of Record, hereby transfers the records listed above to the custody and jurisdiction of the Washington State Archives with the understanding that the records will become and remain the property of the State of Washington and shall be stored, referenced and managed only in accordance with applicable state and federal laws, state and federal regulations, the regulations of the State and Local Records Committees, the policies and procedures of the Division of Archives and Records Management, and the instructions of the State Archivist. Signed: ______ _ _ Signed: ______ _ _ Official of Office of Record Archivist Revised 5/6/2013 Page 3 of 11 ARCHIVES RECORDS TRANSMITTAL & BOX CONTENT LIST Archives Received By Date Accession Number Use Only CH Name of Agency Office / Sub-Division Records Officer Private Collections Bruce Chapman Records Officer Telephone Number Records Officer E-mail Box/Vol# Location / Reel # Record Series / File Title Dates DAN Archives Use Only Bruce Chapman Papers 4 Energy Conservation, Our Surmountable Opportunity 1976-1980 (cont.) “Time to Invest in Washington’s Future” – 12/7/1979 Small Business, Yakima, 1979 Rural Conservation, Evergreen College – Nov. 1977 Education for Public Life – Wilson High School Commencement, Tacoma – 1979 “Growth” – draft of speech, 1979 Urban Conservation, to American Councilman Foundation – 1979 Education Quality, Issue of the 80s – WA Restaurant Association – 1981 “Politics has Real Purpose” – Spokesman Review, 1980 5 Washington Secretary of State Papers (cont.) 1978-1980 Proposal by Bruce Chapman for a Pacific NW “Quality Products” Design Center Proposal Reactions Correspondence Pike Place Market Script by Bruce Chapman Became “The Market,” a short documentary by KING-TV Assorted Speeches Chapman attack on proposal return of conscription Ripon Society Reunion, May 1980 Transfer of Custody Agreement – Local Government Records Only The Office of Record, hereby transfers the records listed above to the custody and jurisdiction of the Washington State Archives with the understanding that the records will become and remain the property of the State of Washington and shall be stored, referenced and managed only in accordance with applicable state and federal laws, state and federal regulations, the regulations of the State and Local Records Committees, the policies and procedures of the Division of Archives and Records Management, and the instructions of the State Archivist. Signed: ______ _ _ Signed: ______ _ _ Official of Office of Record Archivist Revised 5/6/2013 Page 4 of 11 ARCHIVES RECORDS TRANSMITTAL & BOX CONTENT LIST Archives Received By Date Accession Number Use Only CH Name of Agency Office / Sub-Division Records Officer Private Collections Bruce Chapman Records Officer Telephone Number Records Officer E-mail Box/Vol# Location / Reel # Record Series / File Title Dates DAN Archives Use Only Bruce Chapman Papers 6 The State of States Book Research 1978-1980 A statistical set of comparisons of states Undertaken in Secretary of State’s Office, 1978-80 Intro was by Vincent Barraba, Director, US Census Bureau 7 Campaign for Governor Files 1979- 1981 80 Forward Proposition Papers Assorted press clips, Spring-Fall 1980 Cascade Center proposal on trade for Gov. Spellman Job Search – Deputy Director of USIA, Jan-Feb. 1981 Other Job Ideas The Defense of Politicians “This I Believe” Revival Sarah Chapman speech, clips, photo “My Journey with Theodore Roosevelt” 8 Campaign for Governor Files (cont.) 1979-1983 Records for Fundraisers Polls Press Releases Issue papers: “80 Forward” Photos Returning campaign debt – 1983 Transfer of Custody Agreement – Local Government Records Only The Office of Record, hereby transfers the records listed above to the custody and jurisdiction of the Washington State Archives with the understanding that the records will become and remain the property of the State of Washington and shall be stored, referenced and managed only in accordance with applicable state and federal laws, state and federal regulations, the regulations of the State and Local Records Committees, the policies and procedures of the Division of Archives and Records Management, and the instructions of the State Archivist. Signed: ______ _ _ Signed: ______ _ _ Official of Office of Record Archivist Revised 5/6/2013 Page 5 of 11 ARCHIVES RECORDS TRANSMITTAL & BOX CONTENT LIST Archives Received By Date Accession Number Use Only CH Name of Agency Office / Sub-Division Records Officer Private Collections Bruce Chapman Records Officer Telephone Number Records
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