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English Describing Archives: A Content Standard Michigan Technological University Archives and Copper Country Historical Collections 1400 Townsend Drive Houghton 49931 [email protected] URL: http://www.lib.mtu.edu/mtuarchives/ Copper Country Hockey History Collection MS-969 Table of Contents Summary Information .................................................................................................................................... 3 Scope and Contents ........................................................................................................................................ 3 Administrative Information ............................................................................................................................ 4 Controlled Access Headings .......................................................................................................................... 4 Collection Inventory ....................................................................................................................................... 5 Copper Country Hockey History Website .................................................................................................. 5 General Hockey Materials ........................................................................................................................... 5 Newspapers .................................................................................................................................................. 7 Photographs and Related Materials ............................................................................................................ 8 Programs ...................................................................................................................................................... 9 Scrapbooks ................................................................................................................................................. 11 Yearbooks and Rosters .............................................................................................................................. 11 - Page 2 - Copper Country Hockey History Collection MS-969 Summary Information Repository: Michigan Technological University Archives and Copper Country Historical Collections Creator: Julien, Connie Title: Copper Country Hockey History Collection ID: MS-969 Date [inclusive]: circa 1900 - 2016 Physical Description: 3.6 Cubic Feet 10 Boxes (5 International Size Document Cases; 2 Legal Document Cases; 1 Standard Document Case; 1 Half Legal Document Case; 1 Half Standard Document Case.) Language of the English Material: Language of the English Material: Mixed Materials []: Box 1-10 Abstract: Collection, circa 1900-2016, related to research findings and assembled materials for the Copper Country Hockey History website developed by Connie Julien (2003-2011.) Preferred Citation MS-969, Copper Country Hockey History Collection, Michigan Technological University Archives and Copper Country Historical Collections, Houghton, Michigan. ^ Return to Table of Contents Scope and Contents Collection, circa 1900-2016, related to research findings and assembled materials for the Copper Country Hockey History website developed by Connie Julien (2003-2011.) The collection contains information on youth, high school, collegiate, amateur, and professional hockey. Contents include correspondence, ephemera, film negatives, memorabilia, photographs and photographic prints, disassembled scrapbooks, souvenir programs, and assorted research files. - Page 3- Copper Country Hockey History Collection MS-969 ^ Return to Table of Contents Administrative Information Publication Statement Michigan Technological University Archives and Copper Country Historical Collections 1400 Townsend Drive Houghton 49931 [email protected] URL: http://www.lib.mtu.edu/mtuarchives/ Conditions Governing Access Available for use in the Michigan Technological University Archives and Copper Country Historical Collections. Conditions Governing Use Various copying restrictions apply. Guidelines are available from Michigan Technological University Archives and Copper Country Historical Collections. Processing Information 4/11/2018 by Lindsay Hiltunen ^ Return to Table of Contents Controlled Access Headings • Hockey -- Michigan -- Copper Country • Hockey players • Hockey -- Michigan -- Houghton • Hockey -- Michigan -- Upper Peninsula • Hockey -- History • Hockey -- Tournaments -- United States • Memorabilia • Photographic prints - Page 4- Copper Country Hockey History Collection MS-969 • Photographs • Negatives (Photographic) • Scrapbooks • Research (Document genres) • Letters (Correspondence) • Correspondence • Ephemera (general object genre) • Souvenir programs • Web site • Hancock (Mich.) • Houghton (Mich.) • Calumet (Mich.) • Michigan Technological University Collection Inventory Copper Country Hockey History Website Title/Description Instances Website Research Files Box 7 folder 1 Copper Country Hockey History Website - Miscellaneous Box 7 folder 2 Copper Country Hockey History Website - Printouts, Part 1 of 2, Box 7 Folder 3 2004 Date: 2004 Copper Country Hockey History Website - Printouts, Part 2 of 2, Box 7 Folder 4 2004 Date: 2004 ^ Return to Table of Contents General Hockey Materials Title/Description Instances Copper Country Junior Hockey Association Minutes Box 1 Folder 1 East Houghton Pee Wee Team, 1953-1954 Box 1 folder 2 Date [inclusive]: 1953-1954 Green Bay Bobcats, 1969 Box 1 Folder 3 Date: 1969 Houghton Angels Girls Hockey Box 1 Folder 4 Laurn Grove Reunion - Page 5- Copper Country Hockey History Collection MS-969 Box 1 Folder 5 Laurn Grove Reunion Box 1 Folder 6 Oldtimers Hockey Box 1 folder 7 Portage Lake Flyers Box 1 Folder 8 Portage Lake Hockey Club Correspondence , 1947 Box 1 Folder 9 Date: 1947 Portage Lake Pioneers and Portage Lake Lakers Box 1 Folder 10 US Olympic Hockey Team 1960, 1959-1995 Box 1 Folder 11 Date [inclusive]: 1959-1995 American Hockey and Arena - John MacInnes Article, 1980-03 Box 1 Folder 12 Date: 1980-03 Birthplace of Professional Hockey Centennial Planning, 2004 Box 1 Folder 13 Date: 2004 Correspondence Box 1 folder 14 Exhibit Planning - Miscellaneous Box 1 Folder 15 Exhibit Planning - Museum Object Images Box 1 folder 16 Houghton County Arena Addition - Project No. 76062, 1977 Box 1 Folder 17 Date: 1977 How to Play Winning Hockey Manuscript by B. C. Littner Box 1 folder 18 Society of International Hockey Research Box 1 folder 19 Memorabilia - Patches - Copper Country Hockey, 1951-1953 Box 1 Folder 20 Date [inclusive]: 1951-1953 Memorabilia - Ticket Stubs Box 1 folder 21 Stadium - Dee Stadium Artificial Ice Dedication, 1953 Box 1 folder 22 Date: 1953 State and National Championship Hockey Teams from the Copper Box 1 folder 23 Country List Wisconsin Hockey News, 2004 Box 1 folder 24 Date: 2004 Professional Hockey Centennial - Promotional Materials, 2004 Box 2 Folder 1 Date: 2004 Dee Stadium Historical Exhibit Project Box 8 folder 19 Copper Country Hockey History - Michigan Tech Student Project Box 8 folder 20 - Humanities, 2005 - Page 6- Copper Country Hockey History Collection MS-969 Date: 2005 ^ Return to Table of Contents Newspapers Title/Description Instances Newspaper Clippings Box 2 folder 2 Newspaper Clippings, 2003-2007 Box 2 folder 3 Date [inclusive]: 2003-2007 Newspaper Clippings, 2006 Box 2 folder 4 Date: 2006 Newspaper Clippings, 2006-2007 Box 2 folder 5 Date [inclusive]: 2006-2007 Newspaper Clippings, 2008-2009 Box 2 folder 7 Date [inclusive]: 2008-2009 Newspaper Clippings, 2008-2009 Box 2 folder 8 Date [inclusive]: 2008-2009 Newspaper Clippings, 2009-2010 Box 2 folder 9 Date [inclusive]: 2009-2010 Newspaper Clippings, 2010-2011 Box 2 folder 10 Date [inclusive]: 2010-2011 Newspaper Clippings, 2011-2012 Box 2 folder 11 Date [inclusive]: 2011-2012 Newspaper Clippings, 2012-2013 Box 2 folder 12 Date [inclusive]: 2012-2013 Newspaper Clippings, 2012-2013 Box 2 folder 13 Date [inclusive]: 2012-2013 Newspaper Clippings, 2013-2014 Box 3 Folder 1 Date [inclusive]: 2013-2014 Newspaper Clippings, 2014-2015 Box 3 folder 2 Date [inclusive]: 2014-2015 Newspaper Clippings, 2014-2015 Box 3 Folder 3 Date [inclusive]: 2014-2015 Newspaper Clippings, 2015 Box 3 Folder 4 - Page 7- Copper Country Hockey History Collection MS-969 Date: 2015 Newspaper Clippings, 2015 Box 3 folder 5 Date: 2015 Newspaper Clippings - Miscellaneous Box 4 folder 1 Newspaper Clippings - Miscellaneous Box 4 folder 2 Newspaper Clippings - Miscellaneous Box 4 folder 3 Newspaper Clippings - Miscellaneous Box 4 folder 4 ^ Return to Table of Contents Photographs and Related Materials Title/Description Instances Negatives - Local Hockey History from Don Gregg, Daily Mining Box 7 folder 5 Gazette, 1996-1999 Date [inclusive]: 1996-1999 Photographs - Miscellaneous Box 5 folder 6 Photographs - Miscellaneous Box 5 folder 7 Photographs - Miscellaneous Box 5 folder 8 Photographs - Miscellaneous Box 5 folder 9 Photographs - Miscellaneous from Scrapbook Pocket Box 6 folder 3 Photographs - Miscellaneous Box 7 folder 6 Photographs - Miscellaneous Box 7 folder 7 Photographs - Atlantic Mine and Painesdale Box 8 folder 1 Photographs - Dollar Bay Wanderers Box 8 folder 2 Photographs - Green Bay Bobcats Box 8 folder 3 Photographs - Hancock Box 8 folder 6 Photographs - Hancock Central High Box 8 folder 8 Photographs - Hancock Central High Box 8 folder 7 Photographs - Houghton Box 8 folder
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