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S0909 (Sa3943) Wayne Coburn Kennedy Papers PRELIMINARY INVENTORY S0909 (SA3943) WAYNE COBURN KENNEDY PAPERS This collection is available at The State Historical Society of Missouri Research Center- St. Louis. If you would like more information, please contact us at [email protected]. Introduction Approximately 34 cubic feet The Wayne Coburn Kennedy Papers contains photographs and subject files relating to Kennedy's tenure as director of the St. Louis County Department of Parks and Recreation from 1962 to 1991. Materials of interest include files on planning for parks in Creve Coeur, Spanish Lake Park, and historic sites surveys. Donor Information The papers were donated to the State Historical Society of Missouri by Eslie Hamilton on April 12, 2011 (Accession No. SA3943). Copyright and Restrictions Materials in this collection may be protected by copyrights and other rights. See Rights & Reproductions on the Society’s website for more information about reproductions and permission to publish. Box List Box 1 Friends of Jefferson Barracks, 1994 Friends of Jefferson Barracks Invoices, checks & Statements, 1994 Friends of Jefferson Barracks # 2, 1994 Historic sites Foundation, 1985-1986 (2 folders) Friends of Jefferson Barracks Historic Sites Foundations, meeting minutes and bylaws Friends of Jefferson Barracks #1 Friends of the Carousel Bee Tree acquisition and grant Annual reports, 1966 Museum of Transport, 1990 Recreation land needs, St. Louis County Missouri statewide comprehensive outdoor recreation plan Missouri Bottoms plan Flood protection for Missouri Bottoms Community federal property appraisal Deeds McDonnell’s proposed gift Davis Tract appraisal Dog museum Box 2 THE STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF MISSOURI MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION 5/5/2020 S0909 (SA3943) WAYNE COBURN KENNEDY PAPERS Bee Tree, 1975-1981 Faust County Park Bellefontaine County Park Grant and Aid Application Bellefontaine Park Albrecht Parks Photographs of Bee Tree Chesterfield Village Coldwater Creek, 1972 Civilian Conservation Corps Alumni, 1984-1985 Chesterfield Jamboree, 1985-1988 Brave, Geanee, 1977 Mertz, Stuart M. Marillac Mesker, David W. Metro Park & Recreation administration Milford, H.C. Co. Cnlmn. Dist. 5 MPRA scholarship, 1971-1974 Miscellaneous, 1979-1989 (7 folders) Mississippi & Missouri River Basins Mississippi River, Nat. Rec. Area Box 3 Miscellaneous, 1987-1988 Museum of Transport, 1979, 1984-1987 (6 folders) Transport Museum Commission, Auto Committee Diane Ehrich, 1987 Museum of Transport, 1989 Box 4 Museum of Transport 1979-1981, 1983 (6 folders) Personnel Board of Directors, 1980 Suggested names, 1980 1988 Hobo stew, 1983 Box 5 Museum of Transport Newspaper clippings 1958-1979 (5 folders) Board meeting, 1980 National Recreation and Park Association, 1979-1980, 1983-1986 (2 folders) Naturalist National Reserve System Act, 1977 Page 2 of 17 S0909 (SA3943) WAYNE COBURN KENNEDY PAPERS National Rifle Association of America National Trust for Historic Preservation, 1982-1985 Park needs, St. Louis County, 1955 Parks, 1956-1975 Park philosophy, 1963 Park rangers, 1983-1986 Park recreation responsibilities, 1973-1983 Park rangers, 1980-1982 Parks, small, 1972 Parking spaces, 1972-1979 Parks: closings & transfers, 1989 Cost of operation, 1976 Packard, Edward Lawrence Inc., 1971 Park attendance, 1981-1982 Paradise Valley Country Club, 1971 Pagedale, 1975-1986 Paddock Country Club, 1969-1973 Parkwood property, 1987-89 Overland, 1969-84 Box 6 Newspapers, 1956-1963 Normandy, 1978-1989 Noise control, 1975 Nordstrom Northshore Country Club, 1982 Northwoods, City of, 1973-1977 Notre Dame School, 1974 O’Brien, John & Dorothy, 1979-1980 Open Space Council, 1975-1989 Open Space easement, 1973 Nuclear Energy ban, 1980 Office building remodeling, 1967-1976 Ogden Food Service Corporation, 1977-1982 Ohlendorf, Howard C., 1965-1977 Olivette, city of, 1966-1986 Organizational Structure, 1979 Haunted Forest, 1984 Fire arms Range, study, 1982 Buddy Rich concert, 1982 Pools and regulations, 1972-1976 Page 3 of 17 S0909 (SA3943) WAYNE COBURN KENNEDY PAPERS Sales tax resolution, 1987-1988 Rock Hill, 1971-1985 Rockwoods, 1977 Rock Hill Quarry, 1969-1980 Robertson playground, 1965-1987 Rowing club, 1983 Royal Pines, 1982-83 Richmond Heights, city of, 1976-1984 Santa Cruz Hall, 1975-1976 Shooting rifle range, 1979-1982 Marketing, 1983 Recreation and cultural services, 1984-1985 Recreation division internship manual, 1977 RCGA, 1985-1988 Research & field services, 1989 Revenue sharing letters, 1973 Revenue sharing, 1972-1974 Box 7 Photographs Appraisal report on the the Louise Goewert property Business procedures manual John L. O’Brien, 1979 Museum Of Transport Catalog of collections, 1973 Incorporated Exhibits, 1967 Appraisal, Elliot J. Grosberg, 1978 Appraisal, Missouri Pacific Railroad Property, 1978 Museum Of Transport, 1982 Special W. E.K. 1980 Trova mailing lists Tension structures Tennis, 1982-1984 Therapeutic horsemanship, 1986-1987 Trees, 1972-1984 Town & Country, 1978-1988 Trinity tabernacle, 1976 Transit account, 1987 Tyson Valley, 1956 Twin Oaks, Village of, 1984-1988 Page 4 of 17 S0909 (SA3943) WAYNE COBURN KENNEDY PAPERS Union, 1971-1973 Union Electric, 1957-1989 U.S. Army Engineer district, 1974-1988 Box 8 EPA, 1979-1984 General Services Administration, 1976 Heritage Conservation and Recreation Services, 1978-1984 U.S. Land & Water Conservation, 1973 Department of the Interior, 1971-1979 (2 folders) Senior Olympics, 1988 Dept. of the Interior Urban Waterfront Conference, 1988 VP Fair, 1986 Milford Reservoir, 1968 University City, 1956-84 USO Center, 1983 U.S. Navy Aircraft, 1958 Valley Park, 1970-1988 Veteran’s Memorial, 1986-89 Steeplechase 1985-1986 (3 folders) Reservations, 1985 1986 (2 folders) US. Department of Agriculture, 1965-1976 Box 9 Steeplechase, 1984, 1990 (2 folders) Midwest Hunt-Race Association, 1988-1989 Steeplechase, 1987, 1987 (3 folders) Steeplechase program file, 1988 Steeplechase, 1988 Stickle A.W., 1972-1974 Stewart, Maurice, 1970-1982 Stith, Virginia, 1977-1989 Strechkfus, William S., 1976-1981 Superior Sandblasting Company, 1979 Surplus property, 1974-1980 (2 folders) Survey, historic, 1976-1979 Sverdrup and Parcel, 1977-1979 Swimming pool reports, 1980-1982 Symphony Society, 1982 Page 5 of 17 S0909 (SA3943) WAYNE COBURN KENNEDY PAPERS St. Louis Symphony, 1983-1985 Sunset Hills, 1973-1988 Symphony Pops, 1979-1980 Symphony Society, 1986-1990 St. Louis Symphony, 1980 Symphony, portable, 1973-1978 Box 10 St. Louis Symphony, 1971-1974 Symphony Society, 1981 Taskforce, 1987-89 Martin Luther King Jr. County Park, 1963-1985 Kinloch 1973-1974 Addition, 1971-1973 Scudder, 1973 1967-1980 Project 17, Area A, 1957-1972 Kinloch addition, 1970-1973 Larimore Park site, 1959-1985 St. Louis Art Museum, 1976-1983 St. Louis Ballet, 1980 St. Louis Aviation Museum, 1989 St. Louis Visitor’s Center, 1980-1989 St. Louis Counts, 1987-1988 St. Louis County Water Company, 1957-1982 Box 11 Councilman John R. Shear, 1988-1989 City of St. Louis, 1966-1989 St. Louis Economic Council, 1986-1988 St. Louis Genealogical Society, 1988-89 St. Louis Philharmonic, 1979-1981 St. Louis County Board for the Developmentally Disabled, 1980-1986 St. Louis National Charity Horseshow, 1980-1989 St. Louis Rowing Club, 1989 St. Louis Department of Parks and Recreation, 1963-1987 St. Louis Station, 1984-1985 Satellite service Center, 1986 Sappington Family St. Albans, 1968 Page 6 of 17 S0909 (SA3943) WAYNE COBURN KENNEDY PAPERS St. Ann, 1971-1986 Scenic easements, 1968-1970 Schulte, Barbara, 1967-1970 Senior citizen aid program 7UP, 1981-1984 Sewage Contracts, 1973 Sharecroppers, 1983 Shelters, 1983-1984 Sherman Beach, 1980-1981 Shrewsberry, City of, 1972-1976 Sierra Club, 1971-1981 Six Flags, 1970-1982 St. James, Missouri, 1977 Bettie Van Uum, 1977-1978 Vehicles, 1975-1988 Von Romer, Harry, 1974-1982 Washington University, 1978-1989 Waste Management, 1989 Wallach Property, 1981 Weber, Fred Inc., 1979 Webster Groves, City of, 1964-1987 Wehrenburg Theatres, 1982-1988 Wellston, city of, 1970-1987 Sam Wheeler, 1987-1989 Wentzville, City of, 1974-1978 Whitehall, William E., 1986-1989 Wildlife Rescue, 1985-1987 Winchester, City of, 1966-1972 Woodson terrace, City of, 1978-1986 Parks, 1971-1973 Whitehaven, 1986-1990 Box 12 Whitehaven Winter Wonderland, 1986-1989 (3 folders) Camp Wyman, 1989 Zinzelmeyer, Tom, 1978-1982 Zion Lutheran Church, 1979 Water park, 1989 Electric vehicles, 1978-1979 Mcnary, Gene, Releases, 1984-1987 Alpha Portland Cement Page 7 of 17 S0909 (SA3943) WAYNE COBURN KENNEDY PAPERS 1968-1971, 1973-1976 (2 folders) Reports, 1968-1972 St. Louis Workshop on Park Maintenance, 1961 Miscellaneous, 1951 Park Budget, 1950 Pending Park Board Matters, 1951-1954 County Personnel Classification and Salary Ratings, 1953 Creve Coeur Lake Memorial Park, 1954 4th of July Celebration Creve Coeur Progress, magazine by St. Louis County government, 1976-1977 Box 13 Zoo Parks, Mr. Kennedy Tadeucci, Ned, 1975-1980 Contracts, bond issues, 1969 Bandwagon 1982, 1984-1986 (3 folders) Operations, 1983 1981 Budget, bond issue, 1973 Trails Steeplechase, invoice and forms, 1984-1985 (3 folders) Box 14 Steeplechase, 1985 Special recreation council, 1988 Speeches, 1957-1984 Spirit of St. Louis Airfield, 1980-1983 Sports Foundation Inc., 1971-1987 Staff meetings, 1988-1990 Steamboat Island, 1972-1980 Steeplechase, 1985, 1988 (2 folders) Saint John, Village of, 1972-1988 Senior Olympics, 1986-1988 Smithsonian Institution, 1981 Soccer, 1972-1987 Softball, 1983-1988 Southwestern Bell, 1966-1989 Smith, Beej, 1979-1980 Creve Coeur Lake dredging,
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