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Research and promotional materials, 1960-2013, pertaining to the book "Hidden Gems and Towering Tales: A Hancock, Michigan Anthology," edited by Laura Mohon and John S. Haeussler.

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Records, 2007, of the local steering committee of the "Key Ingredients Michigan Foodways" exhibit in Calumet, Michigan. Committee members included Julia Blair, Alison K. Hoagland and Erik Nordberg. Includes minutes of committee and public meetings and promotional materials developed by the steering committee to advertise the events as well as reports and other documents. Promotional materials include buttons and vinyl banners.

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Material, circa 1964-circa 1998, generated during the groundbreaking, construction, and dedication of a series of building projects at Michigan Technological University in Houghton, Michigan. Includes promotional material, programs, publications, audiovisual material, and other program details and information.

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Records, 1991, from Michigan Technological University's Kaleidoscope 1991 on-campus promotional campaign.

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Collection, 1992-2000, of Women's Climate Survey documents, a survey aimed at understanding the concerns of women at Michigan Technological University in Houghton, Michigan. Includes surveys, reports, promotional material, questionnaires, notes, newspaper clippings and slides used in assembling a child care report, the Women's Climate Study and a presentation about the results.

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Records, 1990-2023, of the Pine Mountain Music Festival.

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The collection contains photographs, which record the operations, personnel, programming, and technological changes at the station. Also included in the collection are promotional materials, newspaper clippings, and the original constitution from 1956. The majority of the materials post-date 1975.

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Promotional material, 2004-2006, for the Youth Engineering and Science Expo (YES! Expo), a program designed to highlight educational pathways and exciting careers in science, engineering, and technology. Participants included state agencies, corporations, universities, youth organizations, professional societies, and business development organizations from throughout Michigan.

Abstract Collection, 1951-1995, about the "Yesteryear House" in Central Mine, Michigan, a mine clerk's house that was first rented, and then bought and restored by the Stetter family. It was opened to the public for tours while still maintained as a summer residence for the family. Includes several leases between Reuben Stetter and the Calumet and Hecla Consolidated Copper Company, promotional material for the house, a register for visitors, photograph albums, and historic research as well as...