Square dancing

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This box contains duplicates of materials that were placed in the Farmers City's Time Capsule (Illinois). Materials were requested by Bill Litchman for the Lloyd Shaw Foundation Archives. Items include: badges, documents, and clippings.

Abstract This box contains materials from square and folk dance workshops, festivals, and conferences. In this box are folders from: Oglebay Institute (1990-1998); Ohio Folk Festival; Ohio Valley Square Dance Association Square Dance Jamboree; Oil City Hoedown; Oklahoma State Federation of Square Dance Clubs Annual State Festival; Old TIme Dance; Old Time Dancing in the Appalachian Mountains; Old World's Fair; Omaha Square Dance Festival; Once-in-a-Lifetime International Hoedown; Oregon Mid-Winter...

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This box contains felt banners for various square dance clubs. Clubs included are: The Square Pegs, 1949; Peel Offs, Rocking Squares, and (2) The Royal Jesters, El Monte.

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This box contains felt banners for various square dance clubs. Clubs include: Turnagins, Pomona 3rd Sat; Swinging Stars, Ontario; Wagon Train Squares, Riverside; and Happy Squares.

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This box contains club pin and badges. The original holding club is unidentified.

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This box contains materials owned and kept together by Don and Marie Armstrong. Files include: LSF, Folk Dance Master File, Maine/Lianell/Canada files, First Callers Syllabus, Mixers, Mixers Master File, Callers Class, Recreation Class, Travel Set, and Misc. The box also includes a large binder with Contras, Squares, Rounds, Circles, Mixers, and Trios.

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This box contains collecting documents from the Lloyd Shaw Foundation Archives when housed in Santa Fe. Folders include: The Blonde Lancers, donor correspondence and general correspondence, meeting materials, brochures and handouts, photos, and clippings. A photo sheet is included with photos of the archives and William and Kris Litchman.

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This box contains memorabilia from unidentified clubs including event invitations, ribbons, negatives, photographs, and compilations of business cards or pins. There are also blank forms for square dance diplomas, a sticker stating "Folk Dance is Fun," and a square dance week proclamation for California.

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This box contains photos from square dancing events, mostly held in California, and papers from the National Folk Dance Hearing and National Square Dance Hearing. Events include: 1984 L.A. Olympics, L.A. Civic Center Dance, March of Dimes, Minneapolis National and Roadtrip, Now and Then Radio program, Square Dance at Capital, The Statue of Liberty Centennial Exhibition, and the World's Largest Square Dance.

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This box contains the small personal collections of individuals who contributed their materials to the Lloyd Shaw Foundation. More of their materials may be throughout the collection or in the audiovisual collection but not clearly identified. Individuals in this box include: John King, Arnie Kronenberger, and Dick Leger.