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Corporate Archives and History: Making the Past Work

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Arnita A. Jones and Philip L. Cantelon

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INDEX



A

Academy of Certified Archivists(ACA), 144
Access, to archives, 23, 63, 65, 77-79,118, 120, 136; 
    as archivist headache, 77-78; electronic, 121.See also 
    Finding aids; Shelf lists
    Advertising: archives as resource  for, 3, 13, 14, 33, 81; 
    banks and, 37-38; company history and, 173, 193;
    importance of, 37; oral-history; input to, 68; Wells Fargo 
    and, 37-38. See also  Image, corporate; Marketing; 
    Public relations
Aerospace Corporation, 8, 45-52
Air Force, U.S., Aerospace Corp. and,   46, 48
Alcan (Campbell), 183
Alcoa (Aluminum Company of America), 187, 192, 193
American Archivist, The, 136
American Association for State and Local History, 145, 157
American Historical Association, 63, 71, 182; 
    archivist break from, 153
American Institute of Physics, 182n.2
American National Standards
Institute (ANSI), 154
American Telephone and Telegraph.
    See AT&T
American University, 145
Anatomy of a Business Strategy (Smith), 189
Anderson, Harold P., 8, 37-44
Anheuser-Busch, Inc., 15, 130
Anniversaries, archives and corporate, 28, 58, 125, 130, 141, 164, 181
Annual reports, archives-reenforced,  15, 58
Appraisal, of archives-designated	data, 17, 19, 23-24, 91-92, 120, 136;
    by interns, 150
Arbuckle, Ernest C., .38, 40
Archives: access to (see Access, to archives); arrangement of, 81-89,
    91, 92, 136 (See also  Texas Instruments Inc.); and corporate good
    will, 3; cost of maintaining (see Cost, as archives factor); as
    customer-service resource, 28, 33; government, 128 (See also National
    Archives and Records Administration); labor, 129; oral histories in, 76;
    physical aspects of, 32, 51-52; policies relative to, 50; qualifying for (see
    Appraisal, of archives-designated data); rationales for, 11, 23; restricted,
    16-17 (See also  Access, to archives); staffing of, 22, 125, 137-38,
    147-48; urban, 129; uses of, 28, 36; value of, 1-3, 12, 13, 14, 131, 161, 178,
    180-81, 182n.2.  See also  Archivists; Museums, company; Records
    management
Archives and Records Information Coalition (ARIC), 157
Archivist(s), 3-4, 10; and archives access, 77-79 (.See also  Access,
    to archives); certification of, 126, 138, 144, 154; education of, 125-26, 142-46
    (See also  Archivists, on-job training of; Interns, archives; United
    Technologies Corporation, Archives and Historial Resource Center of); historians
    and, 153; image of, 153, 154; and "information explosion," 115;
    maintenance/repair responsibilities of, 92; on 'ob training of, 126, 141, 151
    (See also  Interns, archives); as print editors, 33; as profession,
    125; qualifications of, 12, 19, 137, 142 (See also  Archivists,
    education of); and records managers, 65, 125, 126 153-54, 156-57; remuneration
    of, 137-38; responsibilities of, 12, 16- 17, 53, 56, 119, 125; standards of,
    125, 127.  See also  Consultants, archives; Historians; Interns,
    archives; Records managers; Society of American Archivists (SAA)
ARMA (Association of Records Managers and Administrators), 120, 153,154,157
Armstrong Cork, 129
Army, U.S., history critical to, 179
Artifacts, archiving of company, 17,
    28. See also  Corporate Artifacts Program, TI
Artists, archivists and commercial, 31
Association for Information and Image Management (AIIM), 153, 154, 157
Associations, archivist/records manager professional, 126
Assyria, records storage in ancient, 9
AT&T (American Telephone and Telegraph), 11, 162; archives of, 171, 188, 193;
    divestiture of, 190; history of, 164, 174, 183, 187, 189-90; industrial
    laboratory of, 187; philosophical upheaval at, 169-70.  See also  
    Bell System
Atlantic Richfield, 130
Audiovisual aids, 14, 17
Authenticity, archives and, 81
Automation, 125, 137; of archives, 115-21, 156-57; of Texas tax rolls, 155.
    See also  Computers; Data communications; Fiber optics; Imaging,
    electronic; Memory, optical
Awards, archives support for employee, 28, 32, 178



B

Bank of America, 10, 129, 172
Bank of New York, 184
Banks, 7, 10, 17; and advertising, 37-
    38; regulation of, 187-89. See also 
Bank; Citibank; Wells Fargo & Company
Bell, Alexander Graham, 183
Bell Laboratories, 178, 181
Bell System, 169, 190
Bell Telephone Enterprise, 188
Benedict, Karen, 20n.12, 136
Bias, as archives-arrangement factor, 81-82
Bibliography(-Ies):  as archives product, 28; of archives-related
    literature, 136
Bills of lading, as evidence of hazardous-waste activities, 112
Biographies, archives input to executive, 31
Blueprints, storage of, 3. See also Drawings, technical
Bookbinders, archivists and, 31
Bookkeepers, as archivists, 128
Bookspan, Shelley, 64, 109-13
Boston Edison, 193
Brewer, H. Peers, 164
Broehl, Wayne G., Jr., 191
Brooks, John, 183
Brown, Charles, 169
Burke, Frank, 119
Business History Bulletin, The, 136
Business History Society, 9



C

Calculators, TI development of, 21
California, waste-disposal legislation in, 112
Campbell, Duncan C., 183
Cantelon, Philip L., 21, 63, 67-76
Carrier Corporation, 126, 147, 150
Center for History of Electrical Engineering, 181
Center for History of Physics, 182
Center for the History of Business, Technology, and Society, 136
CERCLA (Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act).
    See Superfund 
Chandler, Alfred D., Jr., 186, 189 Bank of America; Chase Manhattan 
Chandler, Robert, 41
Charles Babbage Institute for the History of Information Processing, 181
Chase Manhattan Bank, 10, 11, 14, 171, 174; access to records of, 78
Cheape, Charles W, 191
Cheit, Earl E, 171
Childs, Margaret S., 121n.4
Churches, archives of. 128
Cigna, 10, 14
Citibank, 162, 173-74, 187-89, 191-92
Citibank 1812-1970 (Huertas/ Cleveland), 187
Citicorp, 164, 187
Classification: employee, 50 (See also  Access, to archives; Security);
    of records, 82-83 (See also  Archives, arrangement of)
Cleveland, Harold van B., 187
Clinch River Breeder Reactor, records management at, 178
Coatitition for Networked Information, 121
Coco-Cola Company, 10, 11, 14, 129, 172
Cole, Arthur H., 129
Colonial Williamsburg, 10
Columbia University, 145
Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act (CERCLA).
    See Superfund
Computers, 116, 125; Apple, 183; effect on archives of, 17, 142; finding aids
    generated by, 156. See, also Automation; Data communications; Memory, 
    optical 
Confidentiality: of Chase Manhattan records, 78; electronic records and, 121; of
    oral-history data, 76. See also  Security
Conservation, of archives contents, 91-92, 93, 94, 100
Consolidated Edison, 164, 174
Consultants, archives, 138, 181
Contamination, chemical, 103
Control Data Corporation, 10, 11, 14
Copyrights, electronic storage and, 118, 121. See also  Patents;
	Trademarks
Copywriter, archivist as, 58
Corning Glass, 10, 15, 130
Corporate Artifacts Program, TI, 31
Correspondence, business, 17, 188
Cost, as archives factor, 3, 17, 56, 126, 135, 137-38, 180-81



D

Data communications, 116. See also Automation; Computers
Data retrieval, 25, 51, 154; automation and, 118; of environmentally
    sensitive material, 113; oral histories and, 69, 76. See also  
    MARCON II
Davis, Victoria A., 65, 115-21, 126
Deacidification, document, 150
Deed of gift. See Release, legal
Deere & Co. See John Deere & Co.
Deregulation: of banks, 187-89; of telecommunications industry, 190
Deterioration, records, 64, 91, 92
Deutsches Museum (Munich), TI exhibit at, 31
Directory of Business Archives in the United States and Canada, 129, 
    130, 136
Disaster, recovery from archives, 64, 91-108, 154; materials for, 98; mock,
    97-98. See also  Earthquake;  Fire; Flooding
Disney, Walt, 54, 60. See also  Walt Disney Company
Disney Channel, The, 54
Disney Channel Magazine, 58
Disney Corporation, 57. See also  Walt
Disney Company
Disney Educational Productions, 54
Disneyland, 54, 58
Disney University, 56, 57
Documentation, archives-reenforced. 8
Documentation strategies, 157
Drawings, technical, archiving of, 17
Drucker, Peter, 172
Dump tickets, as evidence of  hazardous-waste activities, 64, III
Duplication, of vital records, 100
Du Pont, 178, 187, 190-91, 192
Dust, as archives hazard, 155



E

Earthquake, as archives hazard, 52, 64, 99
Eastman Kodak, 129, 187
Edgerly, Linda, 20n.12
Editor, archivist as, 33, 58 
Education, U.S.: corporate input to, 15; TI Input to, 31
Educational Testing Service, 10
Eisner, Michael, 57
    Eli Lilly, 129
    Environmentalism, corporate archives
    and, 64, 109, 111-13. See also 
    Harzardous wastes, disposal of EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), and
    harzardous-waste dumping, 109, 110, 111, 113
Eulenberg, Julia N., 64, 91-108
Euro Disneyland, 54
Exhibits, company, 14, 15, 31, 181; at Texas Instruments, 34, 36; Wells
    Fargo and (see Wells Fargo History Museums)



F

Fact sheets, archivist-prepared, 33
FAX, 116
    Federal Records Act, 127
    Fiber optics, 116
Flim(s), 1, 14; Disney, 54, 59 (See also  Snow White and the Seven
    Dwarfs); water-damaged. 96. See also  Microfilm
Financial records, archiving of, 3
Finding aids, 85, 86-89, 100, 150; computer-generated, 156; protection
    of, 92. See also  Numbering systems
    Fire, as archives harzard, 64, 93, 96, 99, 100, 102. See also  Water,
    as archives enemy
Fire department, archivist and, 97
Firestone, Harvey S., 128, 131
Firestone, Harvey S., Jr., 128
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co., 9-10,128
Flooding, as archives hazard, 64, 99. See also  Water, as archives
    enemy
Ford, Henry, 164
Ford Motor Company, 13, 15, 129, 172
Foremost-McKesson, 171
Forms: archives-related, 51; legal release, 74-75
Freedom of Information Act, 154
From Invention to Innovation (Wasserman), 189



G

Galambos, Louis, 190
Galileo Probe, 45
Galvin, Edward L., 8, 45-52
Gardner, Deborah, 11
Garnet, Robert W, 189, 190, 193
General Electric, 181, 184. 187
General Foods, 13
General Mills, 10, 11, 14
General Motors, 172, 174, 193
Geophysical Service, Inc. (GSI), 21, 24. See also  Texas Instruments
    Inc.
Gerber Products, 15, 130
Glass-Steagall Act, 189
Glenn, John, 45
Government, archives of, 16. See also  National Archives and Records
    Administration
Graham, Margaret B. W, 187
Guidebooks, Disneyland, 58
"Guidelines for Business Archives" (SAA), 144
"Guidelines for Graduate Archival Education Programs" (SAA), 143
Gutenberg Bible, 117



H

Haggerty, Patrick E., 21
Hamilton Standard, 147, 150
Harvard Business School, 9
Hazardous wastes, disposal of, 64,109, 110-13 & n.6, 177
Hedlin, Edie, 130, 136
Hewlett-Packard, 168-69, 174, 176n.2, 193
Hidy, Ralph, 131
Historians, 186; archivists and, 153; as archivists, 125, 127, 130, 141;
    business, 165, 175, 183, 186-93 (see also His.tories, company); mindset of, 184;
    oral, 71 (See also  Oral history); in research labs, 181; technology,
    186; of Wells Fargo, 193
Histories, company, 11, 15, 163-81,183-93; focusing of, 192;
    recollection as element of (see Oral history); value of, 167-68, 174, 
    176, 186, 193. See also  Oral history
History Associates Inc. (HAI), 22-25,  27, 32, 33
History of Science Society, 182
Hounshell, David A., 190-91
Howard & Davis (scale  manufacturers), 37
Hubbard, Gardiner G., 188
Huertas, Thomas E, 187-89
Humidity, as archives enemy,   92, 100



I

Image, corporate, 37
Images and Enterprise (Jenkins), 187
Imaging, electronic, 116
Imperial.Chemical Industries, 180
INA, 129
Indexing, 85, 178; by archivists, 119; by information managers, 121; by
    librarians, 119; of oral-history data, 69-70,73,74
Information, corporate, I
Information management, 115-21, 154, 156-57. See also  Archivists,:
    Librarians; Records managers 
Information Resources Management (IRM), 142, 143
INPUT (Calif. company), 117
Institute of Certified Records Management, 154
Insurance companies, 17; and disaster recovery, 64, 97, 100, 102, 103-8
Integrated circuit (IC), TI invention of, 21, 28-31
Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM), Aerospace Corp. and, 46
Intercontinental Rubber Company, 25
International Business Machines (IBM), 178, 180
International Council on Archives, 137
International Harvester, 10, 15, 130,      172
Interns, 15; archives, 27, 126, 145-52 (See also  Archivists, on-job
    training of)
Interviewer, archivist as. See Oral history, interviews for
Interviews: discovery, 72; exit, 70, 76; oral-history, 69-74, 175, 179
Item, series and, 83-87



J

Jack, Andrew B., 167
Jackson, W. Turrentine, 38, 41
Jenkins, Reese, 187
John Deere & Co., 10, 130, 162, 187, 191
John Deere's Company (Broehl), 191
Johns Hopkins University Press, 190



K

Katz, Richard N., 65, 115-21, 126
Kodak. See Eastman Kodak
Kraft, 10, 13
Krupp Company, 9



L

Lambert, Jay, 42
Lawrence Berkeley Laboratories, 178
Lawrence Livermore Laboratory, 181
Lawsuits. See Litigaton
Liability, product, 14
Libel, oral history-related, 72
Librarians: as archivists, 10; as information managers, 119
Libraries, corporate, 47, 94,121n.4,175
Library and Archival Security, 94
Library of Congress, 157
Library services, archives and, 8 
Literature, archives-related, 136
Litigation:  archives as resource in, 3, 14-15, 17, 25, 28, 32, 41, 64, 79, 125,
    130, 141-42, 171; company history and, 173, 193; company records and, 
    77, 180
Los Angeles Times, 10, 130



M

McArthur, D. W, 118
McCann Erickson, 37
McCraw, Thomas, 174
McDonald, Alonzo, 184
Management development, company history and, 173
Management Information Systems (MIS), 142, 143
Managing Business Archives, 136
MAPO (Disney div.), 54
MARC-AMC cataloging, 143
MARCON II, 25, 27
Marketing:  archives as resource for, 3, 13, 33;of archives, 136; company
    history and, 173, 193; importance of, 37; oral histories and, 69.  See 
    also Advertising; Public relations
Media: archives as resource for, 3, 15,58, 178; TI archivists and, 32
Media Resource Library, TI's, 27
Memorabilia, corporate, 16
Memory: corporate, 171-76; optical, 116-18
Merchandise, Disney-inspired, 54
Mergers, corporate, 8, 63, 68, 69, 131; and corporate memory, 171
Merryman, Sally L., 7, 8, 27-36, 63
Merz, Nancy M., 7-8, 21-25, 126,  153-57
Microchip. See Integrated circuit (IC)
Microfiche, 84
Microfilm, storage of, 19, 92, 151, 154, 156.  See also  Film(s);
Microfiche
Microforms, data storage on, 1
Micrographics, 117, 154, 155
Microimaging, 156
Microphones, lapel, and oral-history interviews, 73
Milibrooke, Anne, 126, 145-52
Mitre, 10
Mold, as archives enemy, 100
Monsanto, 180
Mooney, Philip E, 7,9-20,125,135-39
Museums, company, 3, 8, 10, 129, 175; at TI, 28; Wells Fargo and, 14.
    See also  Exhibits, company; Wells Fargo History Museums
Myth, "history" as, 179, 183



N

Nabisco Brands, Inc., 14
Naisbitt, John, 42
National Archives and Records Administration, 125, 127-28, 145, 157
National Association of Archives and Records Administrators, 157
National Bureau of Standards, 180
National Coordinating Committee for the Promotion of History, 71
National Council on Public History, 71, 137
National Endowment for the Humanities, 142
National Historical Publications and Records Commission, 142
National Micrographics Association (NMA), 154
Nationwide Insurance Co., 10
Naval Research Laboratory, U.S., 181
Neuenschwander, John, 74
Nevins, Allan, 184
Newsletter, SAA, 137
New York Life Insurance Co., 129
New York Stock Exchange, 10, 15, 71, 174
New York University, 145
Nisbet, Robert, 4
Nixon, Richard M., 73
Norton Company, 187, 191
Norton Company (Cheape), 191
Nostalgia, as corporate resource, 15-16, 130
Nuclear power industry, records management in, 178. See also  Clinch
    River Breeder Reactor
Numbering systems, archival, 64, 84, 85-89



O

Optical character recognition, 116
Optical disks, I
Oral history, 4, 63, 67-76, 137, 143; interviews for, 69-74, 175, 179
Oral History and the Law  (Neuenschwander), 74
Oral History Association, 63, 71
Organization of American Historians, 71, 146, 152n.3
Orientation, employee: archives as resource in, 14, 32; at Disney, 56-57; oral
    histories and, 68
OSI (open systems interconnection) communications, 143
Otis evator,     126, 147
Overman, William D., 9, 128, 129,
    132n.3



P

Papyrus,117
Parades, Wells Fargo stagecoaches in, 42
Patents, archives and, 3, 10, 100, 178, 180. See also Copyrights;
    Trademarks
Pemberton, Pennie, 64, 81-89
Photographers, archivists and, 31
Photographs: as archives items, 85,92, 100, 151; on videodisc, 121n.4
Planning, corporate, company-history influence on, 172-73
Potentially Responsible Parties, EPA-designated, See PRPs
Pratt & Whitney, 147, 150, 151
Preservation, of archives, 136-37
Printers (craftsmen), archivists and, 31
Privacy, records management and, 154.  See also  Confidentiality
Procter and Gamble, 10, 15, 129
Products, archiving of sample, 17
Project Mercury, 45
Proofreader, archivist as, 58
Provenance, of corporate records, 82, 84,97
PRPs (Potentially Responsible Parties),EPA-designated, 109-11, 113
Publications, company:  archives- enhanced, 13, 15, 41, 58; company history as
    element in, 173, 175; and oral histories, 68.  See also  Annual 
    reports
Public Historian, The, 136
Publicity, archives input to company, 50,142
Public relations:  archives as resource of, 3, 11, 13, 15, 25, 28, 36, 81;
    company historians and, 174, 175, 180, 185, 191; of New York Stock Exchange,
    174; oral histories and, 69; at United Technologies, 151; at Wells Fargo (see
    Wells Fargo History Department).  See also  Image, corporate; publicity
Purchase orders, as evidence of hazardous-waste activities, 64, 111, 112



R

Radoff, Morris, 153
Ramo-Wooldridge Corporation, 46
RCA (Radio Corporation of America), 187
Recorders. See Tape recorders 
Records management, value of, 177-81
Records managers, 4; archivists and, 65, 125, 126, 153-54, 156-57; as
    archivists, 10, 128; certification of 154; image of, 153; as systems 
    analysts, 119
Recruitment, archives as resource in emplovee, 32
Reich, Leonard, 187
Release, legal, 63, 72, 74
Research, archival support for corporate, 41, 51, 57, 161, 177-78, 179
Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA), 113 & n.6
Retrieval, data. See Data retrieval
Revision, of oral history-interview tape, 74
R. H. Donnelley, 193
Rice, Liston, M., 25
Rockefeller, David, 174
Rodeos, Wells Fargo stagecoaches in,  42



S

SAA. See Society of American Archivists
Sales promotion, archives as resource of, 13
Salomon Brothers, 187, 191
Salt River Project, 14
Salvage, of damaged records, 64, 94,102, 103-8. See also  Disaster,
    recovery from archives
Samuels, Helen, 180, 185
Sanders, Thomas, 188
Saretzky, Gary, 20n.12
Satellites, Aerospace Corp. work with, 46
Schools, archives of, 16. See also Universities
Sears Roebuck, 10, 13, 15, 129
Security, archives, 32, 120, 137,161, 181; during disaster recovery, 100.
    See also  Access, to archives; Classification, employee:     
    Confidentiality
Series, item and, 83-87
Sharlin, Harold, 179
Shelf lists, 84-88, 92, 100
Shuttle Atlantis, 45
Sigman, Paula M., 8, 53-60
Sikorsky Aircraft, 147, 150,   151
Singer Sewing Machine Company, 167-68
Smith, David R., 125, 127-33
Smith, George David, 11, 161, 162,  163-76,183-93
Smith, John K., 190
Smithsonian Institution, 31
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (Disney), 58
Sobel, Robert, 191
Society for the History of Technology,  182
Society of American Archivists (SAA),125, 127, 142-44, 154, 182; and
    American Association for State and Local History, 145; and archives access, 63,
    77, 78; and ARIC, 157; Business Archives Committee off 128, 129, 130;
    business-archives guidelines of, 19; Business Archives Section of, 137, 138;
    and certification, 138, 144; Education and Training Committee of, 145; 
    Education Directory of, 144; and internships, 145; purview of, 136;
    standards of, 145-46
Space Shuttle Columbia, 45
Space Technology Laboratories (STL),  46
Speeches, archival support for executive, 25, 28, 32, 41, 177, 181
Staffing, archives. See Archives, staffing of
Stagecoach, as Wells Fargo "logo," 37-40,41-42
Steadman, Laurence E., 161, 163-76
Stielow, Frederick J., 125, 141-44
Stockholders, archival input to, 3, 13
Stone & Webster, 178
Storming the Magic Kingdom (Taylor),  56
Strategy and Structure (Chandler), 186
Superfund, 109, 111
Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act (SARA), 109, 110, 113



T

Tape, data storage on, 1
Tape recorders, cassette, 73, 71
Taxes, archives and, 3
Tax returns, as evidence of hazardous-waste activities, 112
Taylor, John, 56
Technologies, histories of, 179
Telecommunications, effect of, 17
Telecommunications industry, deregulation of, 190. See also  AT&T
    (American Telephone and Telegraph)
Telephone, oral-history interviews via, 73
Telephone (Brooks), 183
Telephone Enterprise, The (Garnet), 189
Television. See Video
Temin, Peter, 190
Texas, records management In, 154-55
Texas Instruments Inc. (TI), 7-8, 10,  21-36
Texas Local Records Department, 126,155
Texas State Library, 154
Theater, company museum-related,40
Theme parks, Disney, 54, 56
Thompson Products, 46
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge (TRW), 46
TI. See Texas Instruments Inc.
Time, Inc., 129
Tokyo Disneyland, 54
Tours, archives, 28, 56-57
Trademarks: archives and, 3, 10, 14, 15, 100; Coca-Cola and, 11;
    licensing of, 16. See also  Copyrights;  in Patents
Trade secrets, computer-memory  storage of, 118
Tradition, as corporate asset, 168-70,
171, 180. See also  Nostalgia 
Training: archives and employees, 13, 14 (See also  Archivists, on-job
    training of); company history and, 175. See also  Orientation,
    employee
Transcription, of oral-history data, 69, 73, 74
Transistors, TI production of, 21



U

United Aircraft, 147. See also  United Technologies Corporation
United Technologies Corporation, 10,147; Archives and Historical Resource Center
    of, 126, 146-52; interns at, 126, 146-47, 148-52; staffing at, 147-48
Universities: archives of, 128, 142, professionals drawn to, 179
University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA), 130



V

Van Camp, Anne, 63, 77-79
Vanderbilt, Cornelius, 188
Vendors, disaster-recovery, 64, 93-94, 95, 97, 102, 108
Vermin, as archives threat, 155 
Video(s): corporate publicity, 8; oral history interviews on, 73
Volcanoes, as archives threat, 99
Von Auw, Alvin, 170



W

Walt Disney Archives, 8, 53-60, 130
Walt Disney Company, 10, 15, 53-.54, 55, 56. See also  Disney
    Corporation
Walt Disney Imagineering, 54
Walt Disney Music Company, 54
Walt Disney World, 54
Wampler, Cloud, 150
Wasserman, Neil H., 189, 190 
Water: as archives enemy, 96, 99, 100, 102,103, 155; landfill threat to, 109.
    See also  Flooding; Humidity
Weart, Spencer R., 161, 177-82
Wells Fargo & Company: archives of, 8, 10, 11, 14, 37-44, 130, 171-72, 193;
    corporate history maximized at, 174
Wells Fargo History Department, 37, 39-42
Wells Fargo History Museums, 39-40,42
Wells Fargo History Room, 38, 39
Weyerhaeuser, 10, 14, 130
Whitney, Willis, 184
Wilkins, Alan B, 176n.2
Wise, George, 184, 193
Word processing, oral-history indexing and, 74
Workshops, SAA, 19, 131, 136-37, 143
Wright brothers, 183
Writers, archives interns as, 148, 149, 150-51. See also  Copywriter
            

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