Scope and Contents From the Collection: The materials in this collection were maintained by former Slippery Rock University Director of Library Services, Philip Tramdack. Ranging from 1959 to 2014, contents of this collection include various administrative papers, correspondence, memorandums, annual reports, meeting minutes, construction and renovation records, and a few miscellaneous articles of memorabilia and audiovisual material all relating to the Slippery Rock University and Slippery Rock State College libraries—Maltby...

Scope and Contents Included in this folder is correspondence and other reports from SRSC Library Director Harold Helmrich and various other libraries and repositories from across the U.S. including the University of Pittsburgh, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Stanford University Libraries, Southern Methodist University, Carnegie-Mellon University, American Library Association, and Hofstra University with hand-written notes regarding Clarion State College and Millersville State College. The correspondence...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The materials in this collection were maintained by former Slippery Rock University Director of Library Services, Philip Tramdack. Ranging from 1959 to 2014, contents of this collection include various administrative papers, correspondence, memorandums, annual reports, meeting minutes, construction and renovation records, and a few miscellaneous articles of memorabilia and audiovisual material all relating to the Slippery Rock University and Slippery Rock State College libraries—Maltby...

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These two folders contain various correspondence, reports, memorandums, and other documents from the Planning Committee for the New Library (known today as Bailey Library) that illustrates the planning process for the construction of the new library facility. The chairman of this committee was Dr. Albert Schmittlein.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The materials in this collection were maintained by former Slippery Rock University Director of Library Services, Philip Tramdack. Ranging from 1959 to 2014, contents of this collection include various administrative papers, correspondence, memorandums, annual reports, meeting minutes, construction and renovation records, and a few miscellaneous articles of memorabilia and audiovisual material all relating to the Slippery Rock University and Slippery Rock State College libraries—Maltby...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The materials in this collection were maintained by former Slippery Rock University Director of Library Services, Philip Tramdack. Ranging from 1959 to 2014, contents of this collection include various administrative papers, correspondence, memorandums, annual reports, meeting minutes, construction and renovation records, and a few miscellaneous articles of memorabilia and audiovisual material all relating to the Slippery Rock University and Slippery Rock State College libraries—Maltby...

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Included in this folder is records, two published journals, and correspondence regarding the various surveys and articles written by Jerrold Orne between 1970 and 1975 regarding academic library building costs, planning, and overall structure. The contents include correspondence between Harold Helmrich, the Chief Librarian of Slippery Rock State College and Jerrold Orne. Slippery Rock State College is featured in Orne's article "The Renaissance of Academic Library Building: 1967-1971".

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This file includes records and correspondence regarding the exhange of old and unused Maltby Library furniture and shelving being exhanged with Indiana University of Pennsylvania for new library books and materials.

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This file contains records from the Royal Metal Manufacturing Company regarding furnishing and shelving for the renovation of the Maltby Library.

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This file includes records from Schmitt and Lyon Associates, the Architect and Engineering company hired to do the expansion/renovation of the Maltby Library in the early 1960s.