Guide to the Papers of Gilbert G. Stamm

Prepared by Gayle Sharp


Colorado State University Water Resources Archive
Morgan Library, Fort Collins, Colorado 80523-1019 USA


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Collection Summary

Restrictions

Index Terms

Biography

Scope and Contents

Arrangement

Administrative Information

Related Material

Series Descriptions

Inventory

Collection Summary

Creator: Stamm, Gilbert G.
Title: Papers of Gilbert G. Stamm
Dates: 1952-1987
Bulk Dates: 1972-1977
Quantity: 9 linear feet
Identification: WGGS
Abstract: Gilbert G. Stamm (1911-1989) is best known for his appointment and service as Commissioner of the Bureau of Reclamation between the years of 1973 and 1977. Stamm spent over thirty years educating the public on water issues and promoting reclamation projects throughout the United States. The Papers of Gilbert G. Stamm contains speeches, information on the Bureau of Reclamation projects, photographs and slides of projects, and printed material about Stamm and the Bureau of Reclamation.
Contact Information: Water Resources Archive
Archives and Special Collections
Morgan Library
Colorado State University
Fort Collins, Colorado 80523-1019 USA
Phone: 970-491-1844
Fax: 970-491-1195
Email: Archives and Special Collections
URL: http://lib.colostate.edu/archives/water/

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Restrictions

Restrictions on Access

There are no access restrictions on this collection.

Restrictions on Use

Not all of the material in the collection is in the public domain. Researchers are responsible for addressing copyright issues.

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Index Terms

This collection is indexed under the following headings in the Colorado State University Libraries online catalog. Researchers seeking materials about related subjects, persons, organizations or places should search the catalog using these headings.
Subjects:
Water resources development.
Persons:
Stamm, Gilbert G.
Organizations:
United States. Bureau of Reclamation.
Special Document Types:
Slides (photographs).
Photographs.
Scrapbooks.

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Biography

Gilbert G. Stamm (1911-1989) had a long and distinguished career in government, which included serving as the Commissioner of the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation from 1973 to 1977. After graduating from Colorado Agricultural College (now Colorado State University) in 1935, with a Bachelor of Science degree in economics and sociology, Stamm went to work for the Department of Agriculture. In 1946, Stamm was offered the position of Project Superintendent of the Central Snake Projects Office for the Bureau of Reclamation.

Stamm steadily worked his way up within the Bureau of Reclamation. After becoming Project Superintendent he became an Associate Regional Supervisor of Irrigation, Regional Supervisor of Operations and Maintenance, Assistant Regional Director, Chief of the Division of Irrigation and Land Use, Assistant Commissioner of the Bureau of Reclamation, and finally the Commissioner of the Bureau of Reclamation.

During his career with the Bureau, Stamm worked on many major irrigation and dam projects including the Central Arizona Project and the Colorado River Basin Project. He spent much of his time traveling the country with the purpose of educating the public on water resource issues and promoting Reclamation projects.

Stamm earned recognition and awards through his work at the Bureau of Reclamation and his efforts in his community. At the Bureau of Reclamation he earned a Superior Performance Award in 1956, Special Act Award in 1962, a Quality Award in 1963 and a Citation for Distinguished Service in 1968 for his world-wide contribution to land and water resources development. In 1973 Colorado State University named him an honor alumnus.

Though his career in water resources was impressive, unfortunately, Stamm was Commissioner during one of the Bureau's darkest hours. The Teton Dam failure occurred in 1976 and claimed the lives of ten townspeople. Shortly after the Teton Dam failure, Stamm retired from the Bureau of Reclamation and became an international consultant, visiting over thirty foreign countries. Stamm died in 1989, leaving behind his wife and four children.

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Scope and Contents

The Papers of Gilbert G. Stamm consists of documents dated 1952-1987, with the bulk falling between the years that Stamm was both Assistant Commissioner and Commissioner of the Bureau of Reclamation, 1972-1977. The collection consists of speeches given by Stamm at meetings and conferences, information on projects that the Bureau was involved in, legal papers, printed material, slides, and photographs.

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Arrangement

The collection consists of eight series in seven boxes:

Series I: Speeches, 1958-1984
Series II: Projects, 1952-1987
Series III: Legal papers, 1964-1986
Series IV: Miscellaneous, 1960-1985
Series V: Printed material, 1954-1984
Subseries A: Printed material by Stamm, 1963-1978
Subseries B: Books, brochures and pamphlets, 1954-1984
Series VI: Slides, 1957-1974
Series VII: Photographs, 1960-1976
Series VIII: Scrapbook, 1973-1976

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Administrative Information

Preferred Citation

Papers of Gilbert G. Stamm, Water Resources Archive, Colorado State University.

Acquisition

The Papers of Gilbert G. Stamm was donated to the Colorado State University Archives on September 16, 1991, by his daughter, Jacqueline Stamm Grose. The papers were transferred from the manuscripts collection to the Water Resources Archive on February 17, 2003.

Processing

The processing of this collection was completed on June 28, 2005, and included removal of all metal binders, paperclips, and staples. Acid-free paper was inserted between any newspaper clippings in the scrapbook. Oversized documents, including five photographs and a framed magazine cover featuring Stamm, have been placed in the same box as the scrapbook. All slides and some larger, professional photographs have been placed in protective plastic sleeves. Slides of Stamm's family vacations and other personal visual material were removed from the collection. The documents were then placed in acid-free folders and boxes. Two copies of the Federal Reclamation and Related Laws Annotated: Volume I were in the collection. One copy remains with the collection, while the other was added to the library holdings.

Online Materials

Some speeches and slides have been scanned and are available through the Colorado State University Libraries website. In the electronic version of this document, direct links appear in context.

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Related Material

Related Material

Related collections in the Water Resources Archive include the papers of James L. Ogilvie and Whitney Borland.

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Series Descriptions

Series I: Speeches, 1958-1984 (2.5 linear feet)

This series contains speeches given by Stamm during and after his service with the Bureau of Reclamation. Many of the folders also contain brief itineraries or brochures of the conferences or meetings where the speeches were given. Most of the speeches promoted Reclamation projects. They are arranged chronologically.

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Series II: Projects, 1952-1987 (2 linear feet)

This series contains maps, technical information, brochures, reports and other background information on Reclamation projects in which Stamm was directly involved in the United States and overseas. The files of American projects are arranged alphabetically, with the foreign projects grouped alphabetically at the end.

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Series III: Legal papers, 1964-1986 (0.5 linear feet)

This series contains legal testimonies, court decisions and court opinions involving the Bureau of Reclamation and water rights. The files are arranged alphabetically.

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Series IV: Miscellaneous, 1960-1985 (0.5 linear feet)

This series contains professional documents and a small amount of personal correspondence. Documents on flood control, dam safety, tunnel information and other work-related reports and statistics, are found in this series. The files are arranged alphabetically.

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Series V: Printed material, 1954-1984 (1.5 linear feet)

This series contains books, essays, brochures, and reports about water reclamation and other water related issues. Each subseries is arranged alphabetically.
Subseries A: Printed material by Stamm, 1963-1978
This subseries contains Stamm's own writings before, during and after his career with the Bureau of Reclamation. Stamm wrote articles on groundwater development, flood control, irrigation and the water projects in other countries.
Subseries B: Books, brochures and pamphlets, 1957-1984
This subseries contains books, brochures and pamphlets used for reference material in Stamm's work. A variety of topics are covered by these materials including drought prevention, flood control, reclamation laws and regulations.

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Series VI: Slides, 1957-1974 (0.5 linear feet)

This series contains slides showing dams, canals, reservoirs, and various groups of people involved with the Bureau of Reclamation projects across the country. The slides are arranged by project and placed in files which are organized alphabetically. Most of the slides have labels with the location and dates. Some of the slides were used in presentations, but only a few sets have guides accompanying them. For additional information on presentation guides see Series I, in Stamm's speeches.

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Series VII: Photographs, 1960-1976 (0.5 linear feet)

This series contains photographs of people who worked with Stamm and scenery shots of projects that Stamm was involved with. The majority of the photographs are in color and have also been labeled with the location, date, and people in the shot. Many of the scenic photographs were taken by professional photographers for the Bureau. The photographs are arranged by event or project and placed in files which are organized alphabetically.

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Series VIII: Scrapbook, 1973-1976 (1 linear foot)

The scrapbook documents the personal and professional events that occurred in a three year time span. It includes awards Stamm received and photographs of groundbreaking ceremonies and conferences he attended. The scrapbook retains the original chronological order.

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Inventory

Note: Estimated pagination is preceded by an "e." Two identical copies of the same item are indicated by the phrase "2 copies" at the end of the entry, following the number of pages of each copy. Authored articles, books and studies are listed in bibliographic form.

Series I: Speeches

Box Folder
1 1 Address to the Oregon Reclamation Congress. 1958 November 6. 18pp. VIEW
1 2 Remarks before Upper Snake River Valley Water Users Protection Union. Idaho Falls, Idaho. 1959 February 24. 20pp. VIEW
1 3 Remarks before Kiwanis Club. Dallas, Oregon. 1959 April 30. 12pp. VIEW
1 4 Address to the Twelfth Annual Water Users' Irrigation Conference. Billings, Montana. 1960 January 21. 31pp. VIEW
1 5 Remarks to the Construction Engineers' Conference. Denver, Colorado. 1960 January 25. 3pp. VIEW
1 6 "Recreation: Its Place in Irrigation Development, Present and Future." Remarks to the Tenth Annual Irrigation Operators Conference. Boise, Idaho. 1961 February 15. 12pp. VIEW
1 7 Remarks to Washington State Reclamation Association. 1961 September 29. 13pp. VIEW
1 8 Notes for comments to the Water Resources Committee, American Association of Land Grant Colleges and State Universities. Kansas City, Missouri. 1961 November 13-16. 11pp. VIEW
1 9 "Irrigation: What is its Future?" Remarks to the Four States Irrigation Council. Denver, Colorado. 1962 January 11, and the Upper Missouri River Basin Water Users Association. Billings, Montana. 1962 January 18. 1962. 21pp. VIEW
1 10 Address to Construction Engineers Conference. Denver, Colorado. 1962 January 24. 24pp. VIEW
1 11 "Community and National Impacts of Multipurpose Reclamation Projects." Address to the U.S. National Committee, International Commission on Irrigation and Drainage. Omaha, Nebraska. 1962 May 16. 29pp. VIEW
1 12 Remarks to the Oregon Reclamation Congress. Medford, Oregon. 1962 November 29. 17pp. VIEW
1 13 "Improvement of Irrigation Systems." Speech to Second Irrigation Operations Workshop. Denver, Colorado. 1962 December 3. 8pp. VIEW
1 14 "The Role of Water Management in Project Planning." Remarks to the Fifth Annual Western Resources Conference. Fort Collins, Colorado. 1963 August 15. 15pp. VIEW
1 15 "A Report on Policies for Repayment Contract Adjustment, Proposed Repeal of 1890 Act." Statement to the National Reclamation Association Annual Meeting. Sun Valley, Idaho. 1963 October 23. 16pp. VIEW
1 16 "Acreage Limitation Provisions of Reclamation Law." Remarks to the Committee on Farm Labor. Washington, D.C.. 1964 May 19. 15pp. VIEW
1 17 "Authorization, Then What?" Speech to the Garrison Diversion Conservancy District. Carrington, North Dakota. 1964 July 16. 12pp. VIEW
1 18 "Federal Legislation and Groundwater Development." Panel Presentation to National Water Well Association Convention. Atlantic City, New Jersey. 1964 September 22. 15pp. VIEW
1 19 Remarks to South Dakota Reclamation and Water Development Association. Pierre, South Dakota. 1965 February 4. 23pp. VIEW
1 20 "A Look Ahead in the Reclamation West." Remarks to the Upper Missouri Water Users Association. Billings, Montana. 1965 December 1. 17pp. VIEW
1 21 "The Economics of Desalination." Remarks to the Sixty-Third Annual Conference of the County Assessors of California. Yosemite National Park, California. 1965 November 1. 15pp. VIEW
1 22 "Integrated Operation of Multi-Purpose Reservoirs for Irrigation." Address at the Sixth Congress ICID. New Delhi, India. 1966 January. 25pp. VIEW
1 23 "Water for Food and Fiber." Speech to the Columbia River Water Congress. Wenatchee, Washington. 1966 April 1. 12pp. VIEW
1 24 Remarks at the dedication of Agate Dam, Rogue River Basin Project. Oregon. 1966 May 6. 22pp. VIEW
1 25 "Resolving the Unique Problems of the Delta." Remarks to the California State Chamber of Commerce. Stockton, California. 1966 May 13. 9pp. VIEW
1 26 "Centralized Technical Agency." Speech to the Engineering Club. Brazilia, Brazil. 1966 September 15. 18pp. VIEW
1 27 "The Importance of Water Users Organizations in Federal Water Resource Development." Speech to the International Conference on Water for Peace. Washington, D.C.. 1967 May 23-31. 16pp. VIEW
1 28 "Water Development and Utilization in Africa." Annual Meeting of Federal Bar Association. San Francisco, California. 1967 June 27. 6pp. VIEW
1 29 "Water and Energy Resources Development." Remarks to the Panel on Energy Resources, Rocky Mountain States. Albuquerque, New Mexico. 1967 September 8. 11pp. VIEW
1 30 Remarks in Introduction of Senator Frank Church at the Mann Creek Dam Dedication Ceremonies. Near Weiser, Idaho. 1967 September 9. 6pp. VIEW
1 31 "The Columbia Basin Project, Yesterday and Tomorrow." Remarks at the Saddle Mountain Picnic. Saddle Mountain, Washington. 1967 September 23. 5pp. VIEW
1 32 "Organizational Management and Water User Relationships of the Bureau of Reclamation." Remarks at the First Annual Region Two Water Users Conference. Sacramento, California. 1968 January 18. 11pp. VIEW
1 33 Remarks at Utah State University Resources Workshop. Logan, Utah. 1968 April 18. 12pp. VIEW
1 34 "Some Considerations Looking Toward Implementation of Pa Mong Project." Remarks at the SEADAG Mekong Development Seminar. New York, New York. 1969 February 7-8. 10pp. VIEW
1 35 "Bureau of Reclamation Foreign Program, Present and Future." Remarks at the Construction Engineer's Conference, USBR. Denver, Colorado. 1969 February 24. 6pp. VIEW
1 36 "Water: How it Should be Used in the Environment." Address to Wyoming Water Resources Conference. Riverton, Wyoming. 1969 March 17. 15pp. VIEW
1 37 "Current Drainage Construction on the Columbia Basin Project is Based on the Past." Speech given to the Seventh Congress ICID. Mexico City. 1969 April 15. 18pp. VIEW
1 38 Remarks to the National Rivers and Harbors Congress, Committee Hearings on Inter-Relationship of Irrigation, Municipal, Industrial and Water Research. Mayflower Hotel, Washington, D.C.. 1969 May 14. 11pp. VIEW
1 39 Statement to the SEADAG Mekong Seminar. New York, New York. 1969 May 23. 7pp. VIEW
1 40 "Bureau of Reclamation International Technical Assistance in Development of Arid Lands." Remarks at the International Conference on Arid Lands in a Changing World. Tucson, Arizona. 1969 June 5. 20pp. VIEW
1 41 "Reclamation's Challenge." Remarks at the Reclamation's Water and Land Supervisors Conference. 1969 October 6. 17pp. VIEW
1 42 "Broadened Horizons of Water Resource Development." Remarks to the National Federation of Federal Employees. Sacramento, California. 1969 October 9. 14pp. VIEW
1 43 "Reclamation's Expanding Horizons." Remarks to the Oregon Reclamation Congress. Klamath Falls, Oregon. 1969 November 4. 20pp. VIEW
1 44 "Estuarine Management in Western United States." Remarks at the Second Symposium on Development of Deltaic Areas. Tokyo, Japan. 1969 November 4-13. 14pp. VIEW
1 45 "A Search for Common Ground." Speech at the San Joaquin Valley Regional Water Conference. Fresno, California. 1970 April 22. 15pp. VIEW
1 46 "Water and the Environment." Speech at the El River Water Council. Lake Berryessa, California. 1970 April 24. 11pp. VIEW
1 47 Remarks at the Umatilla Basin Water Resources Meeting. Pendleton, Oregon. 1970 May 18. 4pp. VIEW
1 48 "The Undersea Aqueduct: A New Concept in Transportation." Speech for the American Society of Civil Engineers Pipeline Division, Transportation Meeting. Boston, Massachusetts. 1970 July 14. 23pp. VIEW
1 49 "Achievement of Goals Subsequent to Construction of Water Resources Projects." Remarks at the ECAFE Conference. Bangkok, Thailand. 1970 August 10. 21pp. VIEW
1 50 Remarks at the groundbreaking ceremony at Rogue Basin Project, Lost Creek, Elk Creek and Applegate Reservoirs. Oregon. 1970 August 22. 3pp. VIEW
1 51 "Achievement of Goals Through Efficiency in Water Resources Project Management and Use of Water." Regional Conference on Water Resources Development. Bangkok, Thailand. 1970 September 28-October 5. 29pp. VIEW
1 52 "Ecology-Environment: Old Hat on the Garrison Diversion Unit." Remarks at the Joint Convention of N.D. Water Users and Water Management District, Bismarck, North Dakota. 1970 December 9. 9pp. VIEW
1 53 Opening Remarks at the Meeting with the Arizona Interstate Stream Commission and Members of its Advisory Board. 1971 February 17. 9pp. VIEW
1 54 Remarks at the Missouri Basin System Group Annual Meeting. Denver, Colorado. 1971 March 10. 18pp. VIEW
1 55 "Reclamation's Many Faceted Program." Remarks at the Fifth Annual Klamath Basin Natural Resources Seminar. 1971 May 10. 10pp.
1 56 Statement before the Subcommittee on Administration Practice and Procedure of the Judiciary Committee, U.S. Senate. 1972 January 26. 9pp.
1 57 Remarks at the Groundbreaking Ceremony for the Manson Unit, Chief Joseph Project. Chelan, Washington. 1972 February 15. 12pp.
1 58 "Water Resources and Federal Reclamation." Remarks before the conference on Colorado Water Policy sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Colorado. Denver, Colorado. 1972 April 13. 8pp.
1 59 "Reservoir Recreation Policy and Problems." Speech for the Western Resources Conference, Colorado State University. Fort Collins, Colorado. 1972 July 6. 3pp.
1 60 Remarks at the dedication ceremony of Toa Vaca Dam and Reservoir. Puerto Rico. 1972 July 20. 6pp.
1 61 "Thirty-Six Years of Recreation Partnership." Remarks at the Thirty-Sixth Anniversary Observance of the Lake Mead National Recreation Area. Las Vegas, Nevada. 1972 October 13. 3pp.
1 62 Remarks at the Bell Telephone System Government Conference. Colorado Springs, Colorado. 1972 October 26. 5pp.
1 63 "Marketing Beyond 1976." Remarks at the Customer Meeting. Salt Lake City, Utah. 1972 November 29. 5pp.
1 64 "Water Resources and Federal Reclamation." Remarks at the Conference on Colorado Water Policy. 1973 April 13. 11pp.
1 65 "A Look at the Reclamation Program in a Time of Change." Remarks at the Western Water Council. Helena, Montana. 1973 July 13. 14pp.
1 66 "What Does California Want for Reclamation?" Remarks at the Meeting of the Friant Water Users Association. 1973 August 9. 11pp.
1 67 "Reclamation Overview of the National Water Commission Report." Remarks at the California Water Resource Association. Coronado, California. 1973 August 10. 12pp.
1 68 "Looking Ahead in Reclamation." Remarks at the Annual Program Conference. Salt Lake City, Utah. 1973 August 13. 5pp.
1 69 Remarks at the Buttonwillow Dedication Ceremonies. Wasco, California. 1973 August 21. 6pp.
1 70 "Water Delivery System Automation on Canadian River Projects." ICID Sixth Technical Conference. Sacramento, California. 1973 September 20-22. 13pp.
1 71 "Reclamation and the League Today." Remarks at the Columbia Basin Development League. Pasco, Washington. 1973 September 25. 20pp.
1 72 Remarks on Acceptance of Plaque from the American Society of Civil Engineers Designating Buffalo Bill Dam as a National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark. Cody, Wyoming. 1973 September 28. 3pp.
1 73 Remarks at the Oregon Water Resources Congress. Hermiston, Oregon. 1973 October 23. 7pp.
1 74 "Reclamation: 1973 and the Future." Remarks at the Twenty-Seventh Annual Nevada Water Conference. Carson City, Nevada. 1973 October 25. 13pp.
1 75 "Irrigation and its Future in Reclamation." Remarks at the South Dakota Water Development Association Annual Meeting. 1973 October 31. 15pp.
1 76 "Reclamation's Future." Remarks at the Final General Session National Water Resources Association Convention. Phoenix, Arizona. 1973 November 16. 8pp.
1 77 "The Ever-Changing Colorado River Basin." Remarks at the Colorado River Water Users Association. Las Vegas, Nevada. 1973 November 26. 14pp.
1 78 Remarks to the Association of California Water Agencies. Anaheim, California. 1973 November 28. 13pp.
1 79 "The Central Arizona Project: Where We Are Where We Have to Go." Remarks to the Central Arizona Project Associations Board of Directors. 1973 December 4. 11pp.
1 80 "Reclamation's Future: 1974 and Beyond." Remarks at the Construction Engineers Workshop. Denver, Colorado. 1974 February 26-28. 10pp.
1 81 "Water, and Denver's Future." Remarks at the Denver Rotary Club. Denver, Colorado. 1974 February 28. 17pp.
1 82 "Reclamation and the Energy Crisis." Remarks at the Western Energy Congress. Wenatchee, Washington. 1974 April 17. 18pp.
1 83 Remarks introducing Bill Martin. Sacramento, California. 1974 April 19. 6pp.
1 84 "An Expanding Federal Reclamation Program." Remarks at the Meeting of the American Water Resources Association. Washington, D.C.. 1974 May 16. 10pp.
1 85 Statement before the Subcommittee on Water and Power Resources on S. 3529. Savage Rapids Dam, Oregon. 1974 May 22. 47pp.
1 86 "Water and Power: Reclamation's Contributions to the Economy." Remarks to the Executive Committee of the Water Resources Congress. Denver, Colorado. 1974 June 6. 11pp.
1 87 Statement before the Subcommittee on Water and Power Resources on S. 2403. 1974 June 13. 8pp.
1 88 Statement before the Subcommittee on Water and Power Resources on S. 1867. 1974 June 13. 9pp.
1 89 Statement before the Subcommittee on Water and Power Resources on S. 3223 for rehabilitation of Glendo Dam Road, Wyoming. 1974 June 13. 4pp.
1 90 Statement before the Subcommittee on Water and Power Resources on H.R. 1677. Colorado River Storage Project. 1974 June 17. 4pp.
1 91 Statement before the Subcommittee on Water and Power Resources on H.R. 14634. Vernal Unit of the Central Utah Project. 1974 June 17. 4pp.
1 92 Statement before the Subcommittee on Water and Power Resources on S. 2779 for the Vernal Unit of the Central Utah Project. 1974 June 18. 6pp.
1 93 Statement before the Subcommittee on Water and Power Resources on S. 119. Elephant Butte Reservoir. 1974 June 18. 6pp.
1 94 Statement before the Subcommittee on Water and Power Resources on H.R. 13816. Fryingpan-Arkansas Project, Colorado. 1974 June 25. 7pp.
1 95 Statement before the Subcommittee on Water and Power Resources on end Public Law 87-590 (76 stat. 389). Fryingpan-Arkansas Project, Colorado. 1974 July 18. 8pp.
1 96 Statement before the Subcommittee on Water and Power Resources on S. 3568. Chibolo Project, Texas. 1974 July 18. 6pp.
1 97 Statement before the Subcommittee on Water and Power Resources on H.R. 8094 and on S. 2001. Alamogordo Dam and Reservoir, New Mexico. 1974 August 1. 2pp.
1 98 Remarks at the Portland Program Conference. 1974 August 12. 10pp.
1 99 "A Current View of the Reclamation Program." Remarks at the Associated General Contractors Bureau Committee Meeting. Denver, Colorado. 1974 October 4. 9pp.
1 100 "A Changing Reclamation Program." Remarks at the Meeting of the Wyoming Water Development Association. 1974 October 21. 20pp.
1 101 Remarks at the Forest Grove Rotary Club. Forest Grove, Oregon. 1974 October 30. 1p.
1 102 Speech before the Pacific Northwest Waterways Association. Seattle, Washington. 1974 October 31. 20pp.
1 103 Remarks at the National Water Resources Association Convention. Fresno, California. 1974 November 13. 12pp.
1 104 "Water for Energy in the West." The Colorado River Water Users Association. 1974 November 18. 3pp.
1 105 Remarks for presentation before the Idaho Water Users Association. 1974 December 5. 19pp.
1 106 Remarks for presentation at the Mid-West Electric Consumers Association Meeting. Denver, Colorado. 1974 December 11. 18pp.
1 107 Speech delivered at the Annual Meeting of Upper Missouri Water Users Association. Billings, Montana. 1974 December 12. 17pp.
1 108 Statement before the Parks and Recreation subcommittee on the Senate Interior and Insular Affairs Committee, on recreation responsibilities. 1975 February 5. 3pp.
1 109 Remarks at the Water Resources Congress. St. Louis, Missouri. 1975 February 17. 19pp.
1 110 Statement before the House Subcommittee on Water and Power Resources. 1975 March 14. 8pp.
1 111 Remarks at ceremonies marking the incorporation of Page, Arizona. 1975 March 20. 5pp.
1 112 "Water, Food and Fiber." Remarks at the Water Resources Council Conference. 1975 April 22-24. 12pp.
1 113 Remarks at Tualatin Project Dedication. 1975 May 1. 12pp.
1 114 Remarks at an Auburn Dam Committee Luncheon. Auburn, California. 1975 May 15. 11pp.
1 115 Statement before the Subcommittee on Water and Power Resources on Legislation to Authorize Certain Feasibility Investigations. 1975 May 19. 11pp.
1 116 Statement before the Subcommittee on Water and Power Resources on H.R. 6622, Del City Aqueduct. Del City, Oklahoma. 1975 June 5. 4pp.
1 117 Statement before the Subcommittee on Water and Power Resources. 1975 June 5. 5pp.
1 118 Rough Notes in connection with the Phoenix meeting. 1975 June 9. 2pp.
1 119 Statement before the Subcommittee on Water and Power Resources on H.R. 6874, to amend the Small Reclamation Projects Act. 1975 June 12. 3pp.
1 120 Remarks at the Pathfinder Dam Recognition by the Wyoming Chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers. 1975 July 17. 6pp.
1 121 Remarks at the Annual Convention of the Colorado Cattleman's Association. 1975 June 20. 19pp.
1 122 Remarks at IWY Ceremony Honoring Pauline Wong as Woman of the Month. Washington, D.C.. 1975 July 18. 7pp.
1 123 Statement at the Joint Hearing before the Senate Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs and the Senate Select Committee on Small Business. 1975 July 22. 5pp.
1 124 Remarks delivered at the Summer Conference of the Governor's Commission on Arizona Environment. Flagstaff, Arizona. 1975 August 8. 2pp.
1 125 Opening Remarks at the Denver Program Conference. Denver, Colorado. 1975 August 12. 5pp.
1 126 Remarks at the Irrigation and Drainage Division Specialty Conference of the American Society of Civil Engineers. Utah State University. 1975 August 13. 17pp.
1 127 Remarks at the dedication of Mountain Park Dam. 1975 August 23. 7pp.
1 128 Statement before Subcommittee of Water and Power Resources on H.R. 8177. Yuma, Arizona. 1975 September 19. 8pp.
2 1 Speech at a meeting of the Association of Western State Engineers. Orcas Island, Washington. 1975 September 25. 6pp.
2 2 Remarks at a meeting of the California Water Resources Association. San Francisco, California. 1975 October 10. 8pp.
2 3 Remarks at the dedication for the Third Powerhouse at Coulee Dam. 1975 October 11. 5pp.
2 4 Remarks at a Panel Discussion on Energy Development Impact on Water Resources Interstate Conference on Water Problems. Las Vegas, Nevada. 1975 October 14. 11pp.
2 5 Address at the Fifteenth Conference of Water and Land Supervisors. Monterey, California. 1975 October 20. 8pp.
2 6 Speech at the Forty-Forth Annual Convention of the National Water Resources Association. Honolulu, Hawaii. 1975 November 10. 31pp.
2 7 Testimony before the Energy Research and Water Resources Subcommittee. 1975 November 17. 2pp.
2 8 Remarks at the Idaho Cattlemen's Association Annual Meeting. Boise, Idaho. 1975 November 21. 20pp.
2 9 Remarks at the Association of California Water Agencies Fall Conference. San Diego, California. 1975 December 4. 6pp.
2 10 Remarks before the Central Arizona Project Association. Phoenix, Arizona. 1975 December 9. 20pp.
2 11 Remarks at the Colorado River Water Users Association. Las Vegas, Nevada. 1975 December 11. 25pp.
2 12 Opening remarks before the Senate and House Subcommittees on Fiscal Year 1976. 1975 December 15. 16pp.
2 13 Speech presenting Citizens Award to Ted Thompson. Loveland, Colorado. 1976 January 14. 5pp.
2 14 Remarks before the Twenty-Fifth Annual Irrigation Conference. Boise, Idaho. 1976 January 20. 18pp.
2 15 Remarks at the Four-States Irrigation Council Meeting. Denver, Colorado. 1976 January 15. 18pp.
2 16 Remarks at the Water Research Conference. Washington, D.C.. 1976 February 8. 11pp.
2 17 Remarks at the Associated General Contractors Meeting. Washington, D.C.. 1976 March 8. 6pp.
2 18 Remarks at the National Capital Section ASCE Spring Conference. Washington, D.C.. 1976 March 19. 21pp.
2 19 Remarks at the Reclamation Technical Club. Denver, Colorado. 1976 March 23. 18pp.
2 20 "Salinity Control: A Phase of Total Water Management." Speech at the First Meeting for the Colorado River Basin Salinity Control Advisory Council. Denver, Colorado. 1976 March 23. 11pp.
2 21 Address at the dedication of Block I of the Navajo Indian Irrigation Project. 1976 April 10. 4pp.
2 22 Remarks at the Tehama-Colusa Canal First Water Delivery and Kanawha Pumping Plant Dedication Luncheon. Willows, California. 1976 April 22. 9pp.
2 23 Statement before the Subcommittee on Water and Power Resources on H.R. 1746. 1976 May 27. 5pp.
2 24 Remarks at the Navajo Generating Station Dedication. Page, Arizona. 1976 June 4. 5pp.
2 25 Statement before the Subcommittee on Energy Research and Water Resources on S. 3394. 1976 June 7. 5pp.
2 26 Remarks to APPA. Anaheim, California. 1976 June 16. 11pp.
2 27 NWRA Briefing. Dillon, Colorado. 1976 June 29. 2pp.
2 28 Statement to the Subcommittee on Water and Power Resources on H.R. 13101. 1976 July 19-20. 7pp.
2 29 Remarks at the dedication of Silver Jack Dam. Montrose, Colorado. 1976 July 29. 6pp.
2 30 Speech at Award Ceremony for Ben Nix. 1976 July 30. 3pp.
2 31 Remarks at the San Diego Program Conference. 1976 August 2. 14pp.
2 32 Statement before the Subcommittee on Energy, Conservation and Natural Resources on the Failure of the Teton Dam. 1976 August 31. 6pp.
2 33 Remarks at the Interstate Conference on Water Problems. Biloxi, Mississippi. 1976 September 8. 14pp.
2 34 Testimony at Oversight Hearings before House Interior Subcommittee on Water and Power Resources Regarding Administration of Acreage Limitation Provisions of Reclamation Law. 1976 September 13-14. 5pp.
2 35 Remarks at the Associated General Contractors Bureau of Reclamation Committee Meeting Denver, Colorado. 1976 September 17. 5pp.
2 36 "Friendly Hands Across the Border." Speech for U.S. Bypass Drain Groundbreaking at the Morelos Dam. 1976 September 21. 9pp.
2 37 Remarks before the Association of Western State Engineers. Topeka, Kansas. 1976 September 23. 13pp.
2 38 Remarks before the Montana Water Development Association. 1976 September 27. 17pp.
2 39 Remarks at the Office of Management and Budget Review of the Bureau of Reclamation Fiscal Year Budget Request. 1976 September 29. 9pp.
2 40 Remarks at the Bacon Siphon Groundbreaking. 1976 October 6. 5pp.
2 41 Remarks at the Fourteenth Anniversary of Hoover Dam. 1976 October 26. 4pp.
2 42 "Future Role of Desalting for Water Quality Improvement." Remarks at the Colorado River Basin, USA International Desalting and Environmental Association. Washington, D.C.. 1976 October 27. 20pp.
2 43 Remarks at the South Dakota Water Development Conference. Sioux Falls, South Dakota. 1976 October 30. 17pp.
2 44 Remarks at the Annual NWRA Convention. Portland, Oregon. 1976 November 8. 30pp.
2 45 Remarks at the Engineering Foundation Conference on Water for Energy Development, Asilomar Conference Site Six. 1976 December 6. 20pp.
2 46 Remarks before the Mid-West Electric Consumers Association. Denver, Colorado. 1976 December 8. 17pp.
2 47 Remarks at the Annual Meeting of the Colorado River Water Users Association. Las Vegas, Nevada. 1976 December 13. 15pp.
2 48 Remarks before the Tenth Regional Water Users' Conference. Ventura, California. 1977 January 13. 22pp.
2 49 Remarks to Glenn-Colusa Irrigation District and Sacramento Valley Westside Canal Association. 1977 January 17. 14pp.
2 50 Questions and answers for a hearing on the failure of the Teton Dam. 1977 January 20. 27pp.
2 51 Statement before the Subcommittee on Energy Research and Water Resources of the Senate Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs on the failure at Teton Dam. 1977 January 24. 5pp.
2 52 "California Water Needs and Availability." California Agricultural Symposium. 1977 April 13. 16pp.
2 53 "Environmental Extremism: Who Bears the Cost?" Remarks at the American Water Works Association Annual Conference. Disneyland, California. 1977 May 11-12. 12pp.
2 54 "Water Efficiency Concepts in a Changing World." Speech from the Colorado Water Congress. Denver, Colorado. 1977 November 30. 10pp.
2 55 "Comments on National Water Policy as Proposed by the White House." Speech for the California Water Resources Association. San Diego, California. 1978 August 3. 10pp.
2 56 Testimony at Environmental Defense Fund Incorporated versus R. Keith Higginson, Commissioner, Bureau of Reclamation. Denver, Colorado. 1979 May 15. e100pp.
2 57 Comments about development of rules and regulations for implementation of the Reclamation Reform Act of 1982. 1982. 4pp.
2 58 Comments of the San Luis and Delta-Mendota Water Users Association on proposed rules and regulations. 1982 October 12. 12pp.
2 59 Statement submitted to the State Water Resources Control Board. 1983 February 13. 6pp.
2 60 Water Development and Flood Control Statement. 1983 October 26. 4pp.
2 61 Presentation to the Joint Hearings of the California Assembly Committee on Water Three. 1983 November. 3pp.
2 62 Statement before the Senate Subcommittee on Water and Power on bill S. 1867. 1983 December. 9pp.
2 63 "A Homecoming to Nebraska". 1984. 19pp.
2 64 "Achievement of Goals Subsequent to Construction of Water Resources Projects". 1984. 20pp.
2 65 "Managing Water Resource Projects to Maintain Environment Benefits". 1984. 18pp.
2 66 Rough Drafts of Speeches. undated. 22pp.

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Series II: Projects

Box Folder
Auburn Dam (California).
2 67 Engineers designs. 1976. 7pp.
2 68 Fact sheet. undated. 5pp.
2 69 Maps. 1972. 2pp.
2 70 Remarks for presentation. 1975 March 15. 4pp.
2 71 Questions and answers sheets. 1981. 4pp.
2 72 Technical papers. 1975-1976. 27pp.
Central Arizona Project (Arizona).
2 73 Brochures. 1977. 6pp.
2 74 Correspondence. 1976 November. 7pp.
2 75 Presentation to Arizona Congressional Delegation. 1977 February 1. 40pp.
2 76 "Western Divide Project, Colorado." Project paper. 1976 December. 6pp.
Central Valley Project (California).
2 77 Comments draft. 1984 August 22. 20pp.
2 78 Coordinated Operations Agreement. 1982. 32pp.
2 79 Correspondence. 1981-1987. 131pp.
2 80 "Historical Settings and Prior Policies." Essay. undated. 14pp.
2 81 Legal papers. 1976. e100pp.
2 82 "Memorandum Report on Sacramento River Water Diversion". 1963. 21pp. 2 copies
2 83 Meeting minutes. 1985. 34pp.
2 84 News releases. 1981, 1985. 32pp.
3 1 Policy recommendations and drafts. 1983-1987. 101pp.
3 2 Report. "Project Effects on Sub-Corcoran Water Levels in the San Luis Service Area". 1975. 42pp.
3 3 Reports. 1987. e100pp.
3 4 Review and analysis. 1984 April. 47pp.
3 5 Review of farm restriction. 1975 February 17. e200pp.
3 6 "Summary of Irrigation Rates Setting Policy: Public Review Comments and Responses". 1987. 33pp.
3 7 Technical papers. 1981. 9pp.
Colorado River Basin Project (Arizona, California, Nevada and New Mexico).
3 8 "An Action Program for Conserving Waters of the Colorado River, USA." Essay. undated. 20pp.
3 9 The Lower Colorado River Land Use Plan. Department of the Interior. 1964 January. 89pp.
3 10 "Regional Development of the Waters of the Colorado River through Interbasin Diversions". 1975. 44pp.
3 11 Technical. undated. 10pp.
Columbia River Basin Project (Washington).
3 12 "Current Drainage Construction on the Columbia Basin Project is Based on Past Experience." Paper for the Bureau of Reclamation. 1969. 19pp.
Cottonwood Creek Project (Utah).
3 13 Background information. 1971. 29pp.
3 14 Correspondence. 1970-1971. 25pp.
3 15 "Memorandum of Agreement Between the Army and the Department of Interior". 1956. 10pp.
3 16 Opinions. 1959. 15pp.
3 17 Project position paper. undated. 5pp.
3 18 Project report. 1970. 6pp.
3 19 Questions. 1972. 20pp.
Kennewick Project (Wyoming).
3 20 Correspondence. 1952-1987. 48pp.
3 21 Legal. 1988. 22pp.
3 22 Reports. 1952-1953. 27pp.
Navajo Power Project (Colorado).
3 23 Information. 1970. 11pp.
Peripheral Canal Project (California).
3 24 Correspondence. 1982. 9pp.
3 25 Information. 1982. 27pp.
3 26 Newsletters. 1982. 2pp.
3 27 Position paper. 1982. 5pp.
3 28 Press releases. 1980. 11pp.
3 29 Statements. 1973, 1982. 19pp.
Rio Grande Project (New Mexico and Texas).
3 30 Correspondence. 1981. 13pp.
3 31 Legal. 1978. 62pp.
3 32 Maps. undated. 5pp.
3 33 Meetings. 1981. 9pp.
3 34 Notes. 1981. 52pp.
3 35 Proposals. 1981. 4pp.
3 36 Reports. 1981. 24pp.
3 37 Statements. 1981. 10pp.
3 38 Technical. 1981. 57pp.
3 39 Treaty information. 1981. 51pp.
San Joaquin Valley Drainage Project (California).
3 40 Contracts. 1959. 27pp.
3 41 Correspondence. 1976-1983. e100pp.
3 42 Correspondence. 1984-1989. e100pp.
3 43 Information. 1978-1984. e120pp.
3 44 Legal. 1982-1983. e75pp.
3 45 Meetings. 1982-1983. 42pp.
3 46 News releases. 1983. 5pp.
3 47 Proposals. 1982. e75pp.
3 48 Statements. 1982. 45pp.
3 49 Technical. 1981-1982. 17pp.
Savory-Pot Hook Project (Colorado).
3 50 Correspondence. 1977. 15pp.
3 51 Plan report. 1971 June. e200pp.
Tehema-Colusa Canal Project (California).
3 52 Information. 1976. 17pp.
Foreign projects. Information.
3 53 Israel. 1963. 18pp.
3 54 Japan and Asia. 1970. 24pp.
3 55 Mexico. 1976. 45pp.
3 56 New Delhi, India. 1966. 14pp.
3 57 Panama Canal. undated. 23pp.
3 58 Soviet Union. 1975. e100pp.

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Series III: Legal papers

Box Folder
4 1 Carson Truckee Water Conservancy District versus James Watt. Testimony given in United States District Court. Nevada. 1964. 15pp.
4 2 Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe versus Roger Morton, Secretary of Interior. Washington, D.C.. 1972 June 7. 99pp.
4 3 Westland Water District versus Barcellos and Wofsen, Incorporated. United States District Court, Eastern District of California. Miscellaneous papers. 1968, 1972, 1976-1977. e150pp.
4 4 Westland Water District versus Barcellos and Wofsen, Incorporated. United States District Court, Eastern District of California. Court Decision. 1986. e250pp.
4 5 United States of America versus The State of California, State Water Resources Control Board. United States District Court for the Eastern District of California. Court Opinion. 1975 October 9. 52pp.

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Series IV: Miscellaneous

Box Folder
4 6 Awards. 1974. 3pp.
4 7 Colorado State University Class Reunion Brochure. 1985. 41pp.
4 8 Correspondence. 1972-1982. 26pp.
4 9 Dam safety correspondence. 1965-1976. e150pp.
9 Engineering News-Record: McGraw-Hill's Construction Weekly. Framed magazine cover featuring Stamm. 1975 July 10. 1 item
4 10 Invitation to Richard Nixon and Spiro Agnew's Inauguration. 1972. 1 item
4 11 Map. Russia. undated. 1p.
4 12 Maps. Nevada and California. 1972. 7pp.
4 13 National Dam Safety Program Bill. undated. 12pp.
4 14 Newspaper clippings. 1960-1975. 25pp.
4 15 NWRA Meetings Report. Honolulu, Hawaii. 1975 November 10-15. 196pp.
4 16 Personal correspondence. 1960-1974. e50pp.
4 17 Portfolio. 1972. e77pp.
4 18 "Proposals for Trans-basin Diversion of Water and Possible Effects on Land Use in the West". 1967. 17pp.
4 19 Proposition Thirteen correspondence. 1977, 1983. e50pp.
4 20 Proposition Thirteen statistics. 1982-1983. e75pp.
4 21 Santa Barbara Flood information. 1969. e100pp.
4 22 Savory-Pot Hook Project newspaper clippings. 1977. 34pp.
4 23 Tennessee Valley Authority Sequoyah Nuclear Plant information. 1966-1978. 69pp.
4 24 Tunnels information. 1973. 46pp.

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Series V: Printed material

Box Folder
Subseries A: Printed material by Stamm.
5 1 "Federal Legislation and Ground-Water Development". 1965. 33pp.
5 2 "Integrated Operation of Multi-Purpose Reservoirs for Irrigation, Flood Control and Other Purposes on Bureau of Reclamation Projects." United States National Committee of the Irrigation and Drainage Division of the American Society of Civil Engineers. 1966. 33pp.
5 3 "Observation of Irrigation Practices and Projects in Israel." ICID Newsletter. 1963 May. 45pp.
5 4 "Planning Major Water Supply Facilities to Meet Changing Needs." Bureau of Reclamation. 1976. 18pp.
5 5 "The Role of Water and Land Resources in Alleviating Malnutrition and Hunger in Arid Regions." Department of the Interior. 1973. 16pp.
5 6 Rough drafts of writings. 1975-1977. e150pp.
5 7 "Special Report on Federal Irrigation Water Supply Programs." California Water Storage District. 1978. 3pp.
Subseries B: Books, brochures and pamphlets.
5 8 "A Hungry World: The Challenge to Agriculture." University of California, Food Task Force. 1974 July. 67pp.
5 9 "A National Investment..." National Water Resources Association. 1982. 10pp.
5 10 Association of Western State Engineers: Proceedings of the forty-eighth Annual Convention. Orcas Island, Washington. 1975 September 23-26. 176pp.
5 11 Brochures on dams. 1972-1984. e75pp.
5 12 Bureau of Reclamation printed reports. 1954, 1982. e50pp.
5 13 Bureau of Reclamation Project Feasibilities and Authorizations. U.S. Department of the Interior. Washington, D.C.. 1957. 320pp.
5 14 "The California Drought 1977: An Update." State of California, Resources Agency Department of Water Resources. 1977 February 15. 150pp.
5 15 "Economic Development of Columbia Basin Project Compared with a Neighboring Dryland Area." Washington State University. Pullman, Washington. 1966 January. 12pp.
5 16 "The Executive Summary of the Critical Water Problems Facing the Eleven Western States." Department of the Interior. 1974 May and December. 163pp.
5 17 Federal Reclamation and Related Laws Annotated Volume 1, Through 1942. U.S. Department of the Interior. Washington, D.C.. 1972. 727pp.
5 18 Federal Reclamation and Related Laws Annotated Volume 2, 1943-1958. U.S. Department of the Interior. Washington, D.C.. 1972. 656pp.
5 19 Federal Reclamation and Related Laws Annotated Volume 3, 1959-1966. U.S. Department of the Interior. Washington, D.C.. 1972. 628pp.
5 20 "National Water Resources Association, Golden Jubilee." Salt Lake City, Utah. 1982. 82pp.
5 21 "The Population Challenge: What it Means to America." Department of the Interior. 1966. 160pp.
5 22 "Report on the Western Energy Expansion Study." Department of the Interior. 1977 February. e150pp.
5 23 Reclamation Era: A Water Review Quarterly. 1973 Autumn, 1975 Summer. 64pp.
5 24 "The Royal Bank of Canada Monthly Letter". 1977 August. 2pp.
5 25 "Safety of Dams: Communications Directory for Dams." Bureau of Reclamation, Mid-Pacific Region. 1974 April, 1975 July. e150pp.
5 26 Twelfth Congress Irrigation and Drainage Fort Collins, 1984: Transactions. Volume II. International Commission on Irrigation and Drainage. Fort Collins, Colorado. 1984. e1000pp.
5 27 "Twenty-Twenty Hindsight: Another Fifty Years of Irrigation?" ASCE National Meeting on Water Resources Engineering. Los Angeles, California. 1974. 14pp.
5 28 "Washington Staff Newsletters.". 1973 May 18, 1973 June 1, 1974 March 8, 1976 November 19. 14pp.
5 29 "Water Life Newsletters". 1973-1975. 40pp.
5 30 "Western Water News". 1970 April 1, 1982 May, October. 6pp.
5 31 "What is Reclamation?" Bureau of Reclamation. undated. 33pp.

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Series VI: Slides

Box Folder
6 1 Anderson Dam and Spillway. 1957. 8 slides
6 2 Asia and India. 1963. 12 slides
6 3 Auburn Dam. 1975. 31 slides
6 4 Boise Watershed. undated. 6 slides
6 5 Buffalo Bill Reservoir. 1973. 27 slides VIEW
6 6 Bureau of Reclamation slide presentations for projects across the United States. 1962-1981, undated. 97 slides, 20pp. guides VIEW
6 7 California Dams and Canals. 1970-1971. 38 slides, 50pp. guides VIEW
6 8 Colorado River Graphs. 1974. 20 slides
6 9 Central Arizona Project. 1969. 23 slides VIEW
6 10 Drought slides. 1971-1977, undated. 8 slides, 4pp. guides VIEW
6 11 Flood slides. 1983-1986. 15 slides, 7pp. guides
6 12 Glen Canyon Project. 1965-1976. 118 slides
6 13 Grand Coulee Dam. 1974. 34 slides
6 14 Green River. 1974. 68 slides VIEW
6 15 Hoover Dam. 1960. 8 slides
6 16 Israel. 1963. 57 slides
6 17 Japan. 1963. 131 slides
6 18 Klamath Falls Project. 1969. 8 slides
6 19 Kortes Dam. 1963. 31 slides
6 20 Lake Havasu Ground Breaking Ceremony. 1973. 12 slides VIEW
6 21 Lake Tahoe. undated. 11 slides VIEW
6 22 Montana floods. 1957. 11 slides
6 23 Newlands Project. 1971. 35 slides
6 24 Office at the Bureau of Reclamation. 1964. 4 slides
7 1 Oklahoma waterways. 1964. 26 slides
7 2 Pueblo Reservoir. 1975. 23 slides VIEW
7 3 Russia. 1963. 118 slides
7 4 Slide notes. undated. e75pp.
7 5 Snake River. 1964. 22 slides VIEW
7 6 Sacto Valley and Delta. 1970. 31 slides VIEW
7 7 Tennessee Valley Authority Reservoirs. undated. 20 slides
7 8 Teton Dam and flood. 1976. 32 slides VIEW
7 9 Truckee Canal. 1970. 29 slides VIEW
7 10 Uncompahgre National Forest. 1969. 45 slides VIEW
7 11 Unknown waterways. undated. 20 slides
7 12 Wenatchee Reservoir. 1974. 20 slides

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Series VII: Photographs

Box Folder
8 1 Accepting the Headgate Award presented by the Four States Irrigation Council. 1976 January 15. 1 photo
8 2 Agate Reservoir. 1966 May 6. 14 photos
8 3 Assistant to the Commissioner's Ecology. Spokane, Washington. 1973 October 15. 13 photos
8 4 Biennial Irrigation Conference. 1960 October 28. 1 photo
8 5 Biennial Irrigation Conference. 1964 October 12-16. 1 photo
8 6 Branch of Operations and Maintenance. 1946. 2 photos
8 7 Buffalo Bill Dam. 1951. 5 photos
8 8 Bureau of Reclamation Engineering and Research Center. 1973 May. 7 photos
8 9 Bureau of Reclamation Region One. 1956 February 27. 1 photo
8 10 Burley Irrigation District. 1961 September 5. 10 photos
8 11 Central Arizona Project. undated. 11 photos
8 12 Central Valley Project. undated. 3 photos
8 13 Chief Joseph Dam. 1974 February 1. 5 photos
8 14 Columbia Basin Project Conference. 1960 May 26. 1 photo
8 15 Commissioner's 19th Annual Conference. 1966 August 22-26. 8 photos
8 16 Commissioner's 21st Annual Conference. 1968 July 29-August 2. 7 photos
8 17 Commissioner's 23rd Annual Conference. 1970 August. 2 photos
8 18 Mann Creek Dam Dedication. 1967 September 9. 4 photos
8 19 Meetings group photographs. 1971. 13 photos
8 20 Meeting of Regional Directors of the Commissioner's Office. 1972 February 24. 1 photo
8 21 Miscellaneous photographs. undated. 53 photos
8 22 National Federation of Federal Employees. 1969 October 17. 1 photo
8 23 Officials of the Bureau of Reclamation. undated. 4 photos
8 24 Operation and maintenance. 1949 December 22. 11 photos
8 25 Promotional photographs of Stamm. undated. 13 photos
8 26 Quality Increase Award. 1974 March 25. 2 photos
8 27 Rio de Janeiro. 1970 September 17. 6 photos
9 San Juan-Chama Project: El Vado Dam. 1976 June 30. 1 photo
9 San Juan-Chama Project: Heron Dam. 1976 June 30. 1 photo
9 San Juan-Chama Project: Nambe Falls Dam. 1976 June 30. 1 photo
9 San Juan-Chama Project: Platoro Dam. 1976 June 30. 1 photo
8 28 San Luis Valley Project. 1976 June 30. 47 photos
8 29 Silver Jack Dam Dedication. 1976 July 20. 2 photos
8 30 "Start Up" Ceremony of the third power plant at the Grand Coulee Dam. 1975 October 4. 4 photos
8 31 State Water Policy Conference. 1976 October 30. 2 photos
8 32 U.S.S.R.. 1965, 1970, 1975. 27 photos

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Series VIII: Scrapbook

Box Folder
9 Scrapbook. 1973-1976. 52pp.

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