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- Collection: George W. Martin Mountaineering
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Background: George Martin, applicant for Dean of Olympic Community College;
Background information of George Martin for an application to be Dean of Olympic Community College by Marion Martin;
Bookplate, George W. Martin Collection;
Bookplate for books donated to the George W. Martin Collection housed in Haselwood Library 004, Olympic College, Bremerton, Washington. It was designed by Wayne Mickelsen of the OC Art Department.
Class schedule for basic mountaineering class, P.E. 140 - spring 1964:
Class schedule for the Olympic College basic mountaineering class taught by Dave Sicks and Ruth Jewell in spring quarter 1964. Title supplied by cataloger;
Dedication of the George W. Martin Collection of Mountaineering Literature;
Dedication program of George W. Martin's collection of mountaineering literature into Olympic College Library;
Development of outdoor education classes at Olympic College;
Brief four-paragraph description of the history and purpose of Olympic College's outdoor education classes;
First United Methodist Church, George W. Martin Memorial Service;
George W. Martin Memorial Service flyer from the First United Methodist Church on September 10, 1970;
Former Olympic Registrar to Show Highlights of Trip
An unsigned article about an upcoming slide show presentation by George W. Martin about his travels in India, Kashmir, Nepal, and Japan. The article states that the presentation will take place on Friday, March 13, 1970, in the Olympic College…
George Martin's Collection on Mountaineering at OC
An unsigned article on the opening of the George W. Martin Collection of Mountaineering Literature collection in the Olympic College Library in The Ranger. The Ranger was OC's student newspaper from January 12, 1962 to May 30, 1990.
George W. Martin 1804 Chester Bremerton, Washington, 98310;
Notepad stationary of George Martin listing name and address;
Hall of Fame (2000) inductee, George W. Martin;
Page 19 from the Olympic College Hall of Fame 2000 program booklet. George W. Martin was posthumously inducted into the Hall of Fame.