Fred and Lidia Selkregg papers

Guide to the Fred and Lidia Selkregg papers
1914-2000, bulk 1963-1989

Collection number: HMC-0631.
Creator:
Selkregg, Fred M.
Selkregg, Lidia L.
Title: Fred and Lidia Selkregg papers.
Dates: 1914-2000, bulk 1963-1989.
Volume of collection: 10.8 cubic feet and 555.4 GB.
Language of materials: Collection materials are primarily in English. Select items are in Italian, Spanish, or Chinese.
Collection summary: Papers of two Anchorage residents involved in civic affairs.

Biographical note:
Fred Selkregg was born in Honolulu, Hawaii in 1921. Lidia Lippi Selkregg was born in Florence, Italy. Lidia earned the equivalent to a doctorate in geology in Italy. The Selkreggs met on an Italian dance floor during World War II when Lidia worked as a nurse and with the Italian resistance and Fred served with the Army Air Corps. They married in 1945 and returned to the United States in 1949. Fred earned his law degree in 1955. In 1958, the Selkreggs (now with three children: Alicia, Sheila, and Leif) drove up the Alaska Highway to Anchorage. Once there, the Selkreggs set down deep roots. They advocated for their community on many issues, including civil rights and low-cost housing. Fred started the Selkregg and Son Adjustment Company and worked as an insurance adjustor. He also worked for the Alaska Federation of Natives and was Anchorage’s Postmaster. He served on the Alaska Human Rights Commission and the State Mental Health Board. He unsuccessfully ran for the Alaska State Legislature House of Representatives in 1966. Following that, he worked for the Municipality of Anchorage as a code enforcement officer. Lidia worked as a geologist and planner, wrote a series of regional atlases profiling Alaska communities, served on the Anchorage Assembly (1977-1983) and served as Anchorage Planning Commissioner. She did extensive research into earthquake planning and recovery following the 1964 earthquake. Lidia also served as a professor at the University of Alaska Anchorage teaching planning. She earned emeritus status at UAA upon her retirement. Both long time civic activists, the Selkreggs were very politically active and campaigned on behalf of many Democratic candidates in Alaska and nationally. Lidia died in 1999 and Fred died in 2002.

Collection description:
The majority of the papers come from Lidia Selkregg. These include audio visual materials, correspondence, reports, maps, and research files. The research files relate to topics such as her civic involvement, geological matters, the 1964 Alaska earthquake, land use, and her time on the Anchorage Assembly, and her authorship of the Alaska regional profiles, as well as other subjects. Fred’s papers include materials relating to his involvement in civic affairs, the family’s move to Alaska, and Selkregg family genealogy documentation.

Arrangement: The collection is divided into the below series. No original order was discernable in the original files. Items have been arranged into parts and series and foldered by the processor. The series are arranged roughly by topic ad then chronologically. Folder titles in brackets are provided by the processor.

Part 1: Lidia Selkregg papers; 1916-1999.
Series 1: Faculty papers; 1916, 1967-1992.
Series 2: Professional planning papers; 1964-1991, 1997.
Series 3: Earthquake research papers; 1954-1992.
Series 4: Anchorage Assembly papers; 1973-1990.
Series 5: Advocacy and political papers; 1962-1993.
Series 6: Personal papers; 1914, 1949-1999.

Part 2: Fred Selkregg papers; 1949-2000.

Digitized copies: Digital copies of collection material not available online. For information about obtaining digital copies, please contact Archives and Special Collections.

Rights note: Copyright to collection materials authored by Fred and Lidia Selkregg has been transferred to the Archives. The collection contains materials subject to copyright held by other authors.

Preferred citation: Fred and Lidia Selkregg papers, Archives and Special Collections, Consortium Library, University of Alaska Anchorage.

Separated materials: Publications and materials have been removed from the collection. Ephemera items have been separated to EPH-0059, EPH-0175, EPH-0311, EPH-0315, EPH-0349, EPH-0594, EPH-0600, EPH-0601, EPH-0605, EPH-0606, EPH-0608, EPH-0609, EPH-0610, EPH-0613, EPH-0617, EPH-0625, EPH-0626, EPH-0627, EPH-0628, EPH-0646, EPH-0647, EPH-0648, EPH-0649, EPH-0650, EPH-0651, EPH-0652, EPH-0653, and EPH-0654. Other materials were separated to HMC-0005, HMC-0094, UAA-0060, UAA-0203, UAA-0236, and UAA-0237. Please contact the Archives for a bibliography of removed and separated materials.

Acquisition note: This collection was transferred to the Archives in 2003 by Alicia Iden. Lief Selkregg, on behalf of the family, signed a deed of gift in 2010.

Processing information: This preliminary description to the collection was written by Arlene Schmuland in 2011. Becky Butler Gallegos and Luna De La Rosa created a folder listing in 2025. At that time, they removed duplicate papers, publications, and address cards. Papers with sensitive FERPA or financial information were removed and loose items foldered. Audiovisual materials were digitized.

Container list:

Part 1: Lidia Selkregg papers; 1916-1999. 9.8 cubic feet and 555.4 GB. The portion of the collection contains Lidia Selkregg’s papers documenting her teaching, planning, political, and personal activities. The papers have been divided into six series: faculty papers; professional planning papers; earthquake research papers; Anchorage Assembly papers; advocacy and political papers; and personal papers.

Series 1: Faculty papers; 1916, 1967-1992. 1.8 cubic feet. This series contains Lidia Selkregg’s papers from her time as professor of planning at the University of Alaska Anchorage. It includes Selkregg’s card catalog for her geology and planning library; assigned class readings and assignments, syllabi, and handouts; correspondence from within UAA regarding faculty and staff matters; correspondence with external professors and schools with planning programs as Selkregg began a master’s program in planning at UAA; and research support requests and correspondence.

Box/Folder	Description	Dates
1	Geological library card catalog	circa 1980-1983
2/1	[Papers on development planning in Alaska]	1916, 1969-1979
2/2	[Papers on oil, mineral, & natural gas development in Alaska]	undated, 1970-1971, 1977
2/3	[Papers on economic development in Anchorage and Alaska]	1977-1984
2/4	[Institute of Social and Economic Research papers on development & economics in Alaska]	1975-1978
2/5	[Papers on D-2 land development]	1973-1976
2/6	[Papers on Alaska Natives and the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act]	undated, 1968-1969, 1977
2/7	[Papers on sea, river, and water system development in Alaska]	1967-1971
2/8	[Papers on land use planning]	undated, 1969-1978
2/9	[Alaska land conveyance papers]	1984-1987
2/10	[Papers on energy in Alaska]	undated, 1970-1977
2/11	[PADM/PL 692 “Source of Program Funding & Preparation of Grant Proposals” class materials, readings, proposals, & transparencies]	1978-1985
2/12	[PL 661 “Social Environment of Planning” & PL 692 “Source of Program Funding & Preparation of Grant Proposals” class materials]	1978-1981
2/13	[PL 692, PL 663, PADM 650A, and ECON 626 syllabi and class materials]	1978-1984
2/14	[PL 692A “Land Laws” syllabi and class materials]	1984
2/15	[PA 650C S.T. Regional Planning & Development – Planning III]	circa 1974-1978
2/16	[Development planning papers, photographs, and newsletters]	undated, 1978-1984
2/17	[Training seminar “Resources in Alaska: Challenges of the 80s” class materials]	1977-1980
2/18	Planning “Strip” – Framework	1976-1977
2/19	[Planning courses and seminars syllabi, class materials, and readings]	1973-1985
2/20	[Planning courses and seminars syllabi, class materials, and readings]	undated, 1981
2/21	[Planning courses and seminars syllabi, class materials, and readings]	1979, 1982-1984
2/22	[PL 692B “Land Economics” and PADM 650A syllabi, notes, and class materials	undated, 1985
2/23	[PS 332 “Urban Government and Administration” syllabus]	1988
2/24	[Disaster planning transparencies and 1964 earthquake in Cordova photographs]	undated
2/25	[Seminar news releases]	1978 March
2/26	[Masters degree program planning correspondence]	1977-1981
2/27	[UAA masters degree planning program]	circa 1975-1981
2/28	[Correspondence and handbook about planning program at UAA]	1978, 1983-1984
2/29	Masters of Science in Planning Curr.	1977-1981
2/30	Doctoral Program	1978-1979
2/31	Future of Planning Programs	1976-1981
2/32	Graduate schools	1975-1978
2/33	[School of Business and Public Administration memos]	1977-1978
2/34	School of Business and Public Admin	1980, 1982
2/35	[Public affairs/resource management center proposals & School of Business and Public Affairs faculty meeting minutes]	1980, 1984
2/36	[Alaska Resource Management Training Institute report and proposal]	1980
2/37	[William A. Egan School of Public Affairs correspondence and reports]	1984-1985
2/38	Internship	circa 1981-1983
2/39	[Thank you for instructing correspondence]	1968-1986
3/1	[University of Alaska Anchorage job administration and faculty correspondence]	1971-1978
3/2	[University of Alaska Anchorage faculty correspondence]	1976-1978
3/3	[University of Alaska Anchorage faculty correspondence]	1979-1986
3/4	[Professional planning and teaching correspondence]	1978-1988
3/5	[Radioactive waste correspondence and materials]	circa 1979-1980
3/6	[State of California water atlas project correspondence]	1977-1978
3/7	[International Center for Regional Environmental Management and Planning (ICREMP) correspondence]	1977-1978
3/8	[Correspondence with Andrea Nardii]	1978-1979
3/9	[Business cards, notes, and brochures]	undated
3/10	[Correspondence with James Hackett, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University]	1977-1978
3/11	[University of Florence and Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University “Cooperative Programs”]	1978
3/12	[United States-Italy Cooperative Science & Technology Program correspondence & reports]	1979-1981
3/13	[Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Panama Canal project correspondence]	1980-1981
3/14	[Long Range Facilities Planning Committee records]	1980
3/15	[Research support requests]	1981-1982
3/16	[Alaska Historical Commission letter about Shelia Evans’ grant]	1981 August 10
3/17	[Alaska Defense, Values and Nuclear Safety research proposal]	1981 September 17
3/18	[Letters of recommendation]	1982-1990
3/19	[Letter from J. Monroe Sullivan]	1983 April 19
3/20	[Resignation letters from TNPR planning project]	1984 August 21
3/21	[UAA Flampoon]	1984 December
3/22	[UAA Campus Day Care Review Task Force records]	1984-1985
3/23	[Letters of support for Lidia Selkregg’s appointment to the University of Alaska Board of Regents]	1987-1988
3/24	[American Association of University Women Anchorage branch directory]	1991-1992

Series 2: Professional planning papers; 1964-1991, 1997. 3.5 cubic feet and 552.7 GB. This series contains Lidia Selkregg’s reports, notes, audio and video recordings, correspondence, meeting minutes, and maps relating to her professional land use planning career. It includes materials from her work on or for various committees, including the Federal Field Committee for Development Planning, the Citizen Participation Program, the Joint Federal-State Land Use Planning Commission for Alaska, and the Outer Continental Shelf Advisory Board. The series also holds reports, correspondence, maps, and meeting minutes from Native corporations and villages Selkregg worked for, including Ahtna and Copper River Native Association. There are some reports, maps, and correspondence from the creation of Alaska’s Regional Profiles, the Alaska Resources Information System, and Anchorage land use planning.

Box/Folder	Description	Dates
1/Tape 1	VHS: “Mumford the City”	undated
1/Tape 2	VHS: “Alaska Regional Geography 7-part series”	1983
1/Tape 3	U-Matic: “Lewis Mumford 1 of 2”	undated
1/Tape 4	U-Matic: [Lecture on investment and career development by Questor (?) Associates]	undated
1/Tape 5	U-Matic: “Lewis Mumford 2 of 2”	undated
1/Tape 7	Audio cassette: “Tape 2, Side 1: Muttershead/Meachem, Side 2: Meachem/Wentzbaugher” [Digitized]	1982 February 5
1/Tape 12	Audio cassette: “Diddy Hitchens Social Impact of Land Development Seminar 1” [Digitized]	undated
1/Tape 13	Audio cassette: “Diddy Hitchen, Rick Ender #2” [Digitized]	undated
1/Tape 14	Audio cassette: “Rick Ender, Mike Brune #3” [Digitized]	undated
1/Tape 15	Audio cassette: “Mike Brune, Walt Parker & Rosita Worl 4”	undated
1/Tape 16	Audio cassette: “Rosita Worl, Tom Hawkins 5” [Digitized]	undated
1/Tape 17	Audio cassette: “Tom Hawkins, Jack Kruse #6” [Digitized]	undated
1/Tape 18	Audio cassette: “Jack Kruse, Steve Langdon 7” [Digitized]	undated
1/Tape 19	Audio cassette: “Citizen Part[icipation] 10/30/82 AM. Side 1: Sat. AM – Citizen Side 2: Bristol Bay/Baxter Bog. Disc. of Spenard Center; Baxter Bog; Bristol Bay Coop. Mgmt Plan – examples of C.P.”	1982 October 30
1/Tape 20	Audio cassette: “Side 1: Beg Kleinkof, Side 2: Kaster-Tileston” [Digitized]	undated
1/Tape 21	Audio cassette: “Citizen Part. 10/30 AM Intro. Side 1: Intro Sat AM 10/30 Side 2: Iden & Wiggins” [Digitized]	1982 October 30
1/Tape 22	Audio cassette: “Citizen Particip. 10/30 AM. Side 1: Am Cit. Par. 10/30 Wiggins Side 2: Iden/Snyder” [Digitized]	1982 October 30
1/Tape 23	Audio cassette: “Citizen Particip. 10/30 PM Side A: Pudge Kleinkof. Concl. w/ Cecila Kleinkof [Celia Kleinkopf?]” [Digitized]	1982 October 30
3/25	[Soil and subsoil permeability map of Anchorage transparency and ground failure maps]	undated
3/26	[“Soils: A Basic Study for Planning, Greater Anchorage Area” by Lidia Selkregg and Anchorage City Planning Commission]	1960 May
3/27	[Alaska State Housing Authority correspondence]	1964, 1968
3/28	[Federal Field Committee for Development Planning in Alaska]	1965, 1970-1971
3/29	[Federal Field Committee for Development Planning in Alaska reports]	undated, 1969-1970
3/30	[Greater Anchorage Area Borough Planning Commission appointment letter]	1966 December 6
3/31	[“A State Planning Program for Alaska”]	1968
3/32	[Rural Alaska development action proposals]	circa 1968-1969
3/33	[Massachusetts Institute of Technology School of Architecture and Planning correspondence]	1969
3/34	[Alaska Planning and Evaluation Center rural water resources correspondence and clippings]	1969 March-July
3/35	[“Overall Economic Development Plan for the Northwest District”]	circa 1969
3/36	[Alaska rural housing planning papers]	1969-1971
3/37	Hill Side Planning [Greater Anchorage Area Borough Assembly meeting minutes]	1974 June 13
3/38	[Alaska Coastal Policy Council and Coastal Management Program]	1974-1981
3/39	[Coastal Zone Management correspondence]	1977-1978
3/40	[Outer Continental Shelf advisory board records]	1979-1981
3/41	[Outer Continental Shelf research correspondence and report]	1980
3/42	OCS [Outer Continental Shelf]	1981
3/43	Pacific Coast Geographers	1980-1982
3/44	Who’s Minding Our Coast? [conference materials]	1980 August-October
3/45	[International Marine Development Conference records]	1983-1984
3/46	[Employment records – workplans, reports, correspondence, & contracts with NANA, Mauneluk (Maniilaq) Association, and others]	1978-1983
3/47	[“Planning Notes to be Used with Village Planning Seminars” by Lidia Selkregg]	1979
3/48	Tyonek [contract]	1979-1980
3/49	Copper River Natives [correspondence]	1980-1981
3/50	IVA [Interior Village Association correspondence]	1980-1981
3/51	[Planning for Northern Communities materials]	circa 1981
3/52	[Workshop for Officers and Directors of ANCSA Village Corporations class materials]	1982-1984
3/53	[Letter from City of Unalaska]	1985 March 28
3/54	[Maniilaq Association correspondence]	1985 August 2
4/1	[Native Convention for Bristol Bay correspondence]	1986 April 29
4/2	[Land use in Alaska papers]	undated
4/3	[Land use and planning bibliographies]	undated
4/4	[“Environmental Atlas of the Greater Anchorage Area Borough, Alaska – A Guide to Urban Planning” proposal and correspondence	1970-1973
4/5	[“Comprehensive Planning as a Guide to Land Resource Utilization – the Anchorage Case” by Lidia Selkregg]	1970
4/6	Land Use Papers [by others]	1973-1977
4/7	[Federal-State Land Use Planning Commission for Alaska correspondence]	1973 March-June, 1977-1978
4/8	[Federal-State Land Use Planning Commission for Alaska slideshows]	circa 1973-1980
4/9	[Copies of Federal-State Land Use Planning Commission publications]	circa 1976-1977
4/10	[Alaska Regional Profiles Project proposal and correspondence]	circa 1974
4/11	[Alaska Regional Profiles correspondence and reports]	undated, 1979
4/12	Growth Policy Council	1975-1977
4/13	Alaska Growth Policy Council	1975-1980
4/14	[Planning papers by Walter B. Parker]	circa 1976, 1982-1983
4/15	[Planning papers by Lidia Selkregg]	undated, 1981
4/16	[Urban Land Institute Panel Anchorage report]	circa 1977
4/17	Regional/Urban Policy (Land Use Commission reports)	1978
4/18	Lidia Project [Anchorage Urban Observatory records]	1977-1986
4/19	[Alaska Research and Development Council records]	1977 August-September
4/20	ARIS [Alaska Resources Information System]	circa 1977
4/21	[Alaska Resources Information System]	1976-1978
4/22	[Land use and planning conference and workshop invitations and correspondence]	1979-1981
4/23	[Alaska health care planning]	undated, 1979
4/24	[Land use management model correspondence]	1978-1979
4/25	[National Research Council Committee Alaska Coal Mining and Reclamation meeting minutes]	1979
4/27	[U.S. Army Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory permafrost tunnel report]	undated
4/28	[Alyeska Symposium “After D2 – What?” agenda]	1979 April 16
4/29	[Anchorage water supply articles and reports]	1979-1982
4/30	[“Turnagain Arm Comprehensive Plan”]	1979 July
4/31	[Alaska Pacific University campus development prospects and resolution]	1978, 1982
4/32	[“Alaska Hospital and Medical Center Professional Office Building Acquisition Feasibility Study,” Appendices 2-5]	circa 1980
4/33	[“Preliminary Anchorage Land Study” Statewide Office of Land Management]	1981 April 24
4/34	[Anchorage hazardous waste legislation materials]	undated, 1982 November 9
4/35	[Anchorage Community College capital project proposal]	1981 May
4/36	[“Presentation for Front Street Improvements” (Juneau)]	1984 October 30
4/37	[Mental Health Trust Lands correspondence]	1985-1986, 1991
4/38	[Anchorage International Airport Planning Advisory Committee correspondence]	1985 December-1986 January
4/39	[“Planning in Action” land use planning conference materials]	1986 March-April
4/40	[Alaska Land Use Council, Land Use Advisors’ Committee testimonies and correspondence]	1985-1986, 1988
4/41	[Alaska Land Use Council member list]	1989
4/42	[“An Outline for Writing Proposals” by Lidia Selkregg, Judith Brogan, and Nancy Munro; annotated]	undated, 1986
4/43	[“Questions Industries Ask. . .” reference sheet]	undated
4/44	[Alaska Native Heritage Park and Anchorage downtown development correspondence and report]	1989-1990
4/45	[Friends of Campbell Tract records]	1990 February-March
4/46	[Alaska Native Friendship Center correspondence]	1990
4/47	[American Institute of Professional Geologists correspondence and Alaska Section directory]	1990 August 14, 1993
4/48	[Real Estate Dynamics letter thanking Lidia for information on Copper Center area gravel]	1991 March 13
4/49	The Atlas of Alaska digitization letter	1997 August 27
4/50	[“Southcentral Region P. Folios for Village-Agency”]	undated
4/51	[Ahtna project correspondence and financial records]	1978-1979
4/52	[Ahtna Regional Planning Model Study [ARPMS] administrative records]	1979-1981
4/53	[Ahtna Regional Planning Model Study progress report no. 1]	1981 March 30
4/54	[“A Regional Planning Model for the Copper River Basin: Phase I Progress Report”]	1981 March 17
4/55	[Village and regional corporation planning course descriptions, handouts, and notes]	circa 1981
4/56	[Copper River geothermal power and agriculture reports, Cultural Resources Subcommittee records, and notes]	undated, 1981
4/57	[Ahtna Regional Planning Model Study proposal and correspondence]	1979-1980
4/58	[Ahtna Regional Planning Model Study correspondence, community meeting minutes, and draft Progress Report No. 1s]	1981 February-April
4/59	[Copper Basin Regional Planning Model Study (CBRPMS) community coordinator meeting minutes and Copper River Native Association (CRNA) correspondence]	undated, 1981 June-September
4/60	[Ahtna Regional Planning Model Study community meeting minutes]	1981 January-April
4/61	Ahtna Expenses [financial records]	1981 February-May
4/62	NANA [Planning] Model	1979-1981
4/63	Copper River Basin Study	undated, 1979-1981
5/1	Minerals [Ahtna report]	1980 February
5/2	Denali Highway	circa 1978-1979
5/3	Ahtna – Geothermal	undated, 1980-1981
5/4	Recreational Complex	1980-1981
5/5	Agriculture	1979-1981
5/6	Government [I]	undated, 1981
5/7	Government [II]	1974-1981
5/8	Title 29 – Government [I]	undated, 1980-1981
5/9	Title 29 – Government [II]	1980-1981
5/10	Ahtna A-95 [Trans-Alaska Pipeline System Ahtna impact statement and Ahtna annual report]	circa 1974, 1980
5/11	[Correspondence from Tom Craig about Morgan Doyle]	1981 April, June
5/12	ADEC Special Projects [“Work Plan for Village Facilities Assistance”]	1981 January 21
5/13	Parks State & Fed. [Copy of Alaska National Park report and Recreation Subcommittee of the Alaska Land Managers’ Cooperative Task Force meeting minutes]	undated, 1979 November 6
5/14	Publicity – Ahtna	1981
5/15	Water Study	1980-1981
5/16	Gulkana Meeting [Community meeting handouts, notes, testimony, and correspondence]	1980-1981
5/17	Appraisal Company of Alaska correspondence about Ahtna land selections	1983-1984
5/18	Planning Coordinator [Community Coordinator records]	1981
5/19	Cantwell	1980-1981
5/20	Chistochina	undated, 1981
5/21	[“Planning Considerations for Chitina, Alaska”]	1979
5/22	Chitina	undated, 1981
5/23	Copper Center	undated, 1981
5/24	Glenallen	undated, 1981
5/25	Gakona	undated, 1981
5/26	Gulkana	1973, 1981
5/27	Kenny Lake	undated, 1980-1981
5/28	Mentasta Lake	undated, 1981
5/29	Tazlina	undated, 1981
5/30	[“Proposal to provide Planning Services for completion of a ‘Borough Study’ of the AHTNA Region”]	1980 September 15
5/31	[“Need for a Regional Planning Model: The Ahtna Region” and letter]	1980-1981
5/32	[“Need for a Regional Planning Model: The Ahtna Region,” annotated draft]	circa 1980
5/33	[Western and Arctic Alaska Transportation Study correspondence and drafts]	1978-1981
5/34	[Village Management Assistance project reports]	1978 May, June, August
5/35	[“Alaska Wealth Management” by John Havelock and letter]	1980
5/36	[“Report of Activities and Persons Contacted on Behalf of Ahtna’s and Copper Valley’s Pipeline Impact Needs During Special Legislative Session June 18 through 20, 1974”]	1974 June
5/37	[“Tribal Health Plan: Copper River Native Association Health Department,” annotated]	circa 1979
5/38	Glennallen	1981
5/39	[“Subject Area: Community Facilities (Water, Sewer, Sanitation, Erosion, Etc.” by Lidia Selkregg]	1969 December 6
6/1	[Draft of “1975 Pipeline Impact: Anchorage”]	1975
6/2	[“Planning Notes” by Lidia Selkregg]	1985 November
OSF 1	[4th Avenue and Ingra St commercial warehouse building blueprints (6 sheets)]	undated
OSF 1	[Land use and residential intensity maps of Anchorage]	undated
OSF 1	[“1980 Anchorage, Alaska Metropolitan Area General Plan”]	1961
OSF 1	[Anchorage Daily Times, March 6, 1963, 17. Annotated]	1963 March 6
OSF 1	[Alaska State Housing Authority Anchorage, Alaska Downtown Urban Renewal Project, R-20. Sections- “E” St. to Barrow Street” control line drawings]	1965
OSF 1	[“Surficial Geology and Geohydrology map of Kenai and Kasilof”]	circa 1967-1971
OSF 1	[“U.S. Bureau of Mines Determination of Relative Importance for Future Development of Geothermal Areas in Alaska” map]	1975
OSF 1	[Cantwell community map; includes land use and utilities]	1977 July
OSF 1	[State of Alaska Department of Community and Regional Affairs boroughs, cities, and communities map]	1980
OSF 1	[Plat map of “East Addition to Anchorage Townsite NW ¼, Sec. 17, T13N, R3W, Seward Meridian, Alaska”]	1985 June
OSF 1	[Anchorage 5th Avenue Mall blueprints (10 sheets)]	1985 September 9
OSF 1	[“Preliminary Plat of Lots 44A, 45A, 46A, 50 & 51 and Tracts A, B & C; Turnagain Heights”]	1985 December
OSF 1	[Copper River Soil Study Survey Area 6/2 map]	1981 February
OSF 2	[Ahtna region land status map]	1973 July
OSF 2	[Chistochina community map; includes land use and utilities]	1977 July
OSF 2	[Chitina community map; includes land use and utilities]	1977 July
OSF 2	[Copper Center community maps, Sheets 1 and 2; includes land use and utilities]	1977 July
OSF 2	[Gulkana community map; includes land use and utilities]	1977 July
OSF 2	[Tazlina community map; includes land use and utilities]	1977 July
OSF 2	[Two USGS maps of Valdez area; annotated]	circa 1979
OSF 2	[USGS map of McCarthy]	circa 1979
OSF 2	[Ahtna region map with overlays]	1980 May
Roll 1	[“Geology of the Arctic Slope of Alaska” map]	1951
Roll 1	[“Engineering Geology of Katalla Area, Alaska” map]	1960
Roll 1	[“Foundation and Excavation Conditions Map of Anchorage and Vicinity, Alaska”]	1973

Series 3: Earthquake research papers; 1954-1992. 2.2 cubic feet and 2.54 GB. This series contains Lidia Selkregg’s reports, conference materials, photographs, audio recordings, correspondence, maps, and articles relating to her research on earthquakes and urban planning. There is a particular strong representation of her research following up from the 1964 Alaska earthquake. There are materials on the local, state, and federal response to the 1964 earthquake; correspondence between Selkregg and her co-authors on “Earthquake Hazard Mitigation: The Alaska Case”; reports and correspondence about the 1964 Turnagain area slide in Anchorage and subsequent development attempts; meeting minutes, reports, and correspondence from the Geotechnical Hazards Advisory Board, Alaska Natural Hazards Safety Commission, Tsunami Hazard Advisory Board, and the Evaluation of Regional and Urban Earthquake Hazards and Risk in Alaska; and various materials on seismic risk mitigation, urban planning before and after earthquakes, and national and global earthquake research conference materials.

Box/Folder	Description	Dates
1/Tape 8	Audio cassette: “Geo Tech Cmty meeting, Tape #4” [Digitized]	1979 January 9
1/Tape 9	Audio cassette: “Geo Tec Cmty, Tape #12” [Digitized]	1979 January 9-10
1/Tape 10	Audio cassette: “Geo Tec Cmty, Tape #9” [Digitized]	1979 January 9-10
1/Tape 11	Audio cassette: “Geo Tec Cmty, Tape #15” [Digitized]	1979 January 9-10
6/3	[“Historic Portage Development Concept” by H.R.C Stevens]	undated
6/4	[City of Seward special emergency meeting minutes]	1964 March-May
6/5	[United States Department of Interior Geological Survey correspondence and reports]	1964-1968
6/6	Panel discussion (incomplete) of interior’s involvement in Alaska’s March 27, 1964 Earthquake	1964, 1980-1981
6/7	[Valdez earthquake research materials]	undated, 1964-1967
6/8	[Maps and figures of 1964 earthquake damage in Anchorage]	undated
6/9	[1964 earthquake news releases, congressional records, and clippings]	1964-1965
6/10	[“Preliminary Report of Effects of the Good Friday Earthquake on the Homer Area” by Roger M. Waller]	1964 May 13
6/11	[“The Alaska March 27, 1964 Earthquake: The Recovery Process – An Overview” by Lidia Selkregg]	undated
6/12	[1964 Earthquake recovery articles and reports]	1964
6/13	[1964 Earthquake articles and reports]	undated
6/14	[ “Preliminary Report: 27 March 1964 Earthquake in Greater Anchorage Area”]	1964 April
6/15	[Office of the Governor report on state government response to the 1964 earthquake]	1964 May 25
6/16	[“Preliminary Report on 4th Avenue to U.S. Army Engineer District, Alaska,” Shannon & Wilson]	1964 July 3
6/17	[“Urban Planning in the Reconstruction” in The Great Alaska Earthquake of 1964 by Lidia Selkregg, Edwin B. Crittenden, and Norman Williams, Jr.]	1970
6/18	[25th anniversary of 1964 earthquake contact list]	1988 February 8
6/19	Engineering/Architecture [Turnagain Slide area papers]	1964, 1977-1985
6/20	[Turnagain Slide area research and correspondence]	1965, 1977-1978
6/21	[Turnagain Slide area development reports, ordinances, and correspondence]	1984-1987
6/22	[“The Turnagain Slide” by Richard Ender, Lidia Selkregg, and John Choon K. Kim in Crisis Management: A Casebook]	1988
6/23	[National Science Foundation “Earthquake Hazard Mitigation: The Alaska Case” grant correspondence and notes]	1980-1984
6/24	[National Science Foundation “Earthquake Hazard Mitigation: The Alaska Case” grant administration]	1981
6/25	[National Science Foundation “Earthquake Hazard Mitigation: The Alaska Case” correspondence]	1982-1983
6/26	[“Seismic Hazard Mitigation: Planning and Policy Implementation – the Alaska Case” correspondence]	1984-1985
6/27	[Tables of organizational and departmental responses to earthquakes]	undated
6/28	[“The Great Alaska Earthquake of 1964 – Revisited” by Lidia Selkregg]	circa 1984
6/29	[Landslide and earthquake mitigation reports and correspondence]	1967, 1977-1981
6/30	[Tsunami Hazard Advisory Board records]	1969-1980
6/31	[“The Tsunami Hazard in Alaska” by George W. Carte]	1982
6/32	[Geotechnical hazards articles]	1971, 1979
6/33	Geotech. Adv. Comm. Minutes [Geotechnical Advisory Commission records]	1981-1984
6/34	[Girdwood Land Management system & Geotechnical Advisory Commission records]	1981-1987
6/35	[Natural and geotechnical hazard correspondence, map, & reports]	1983-1989
6/36	[Earthquake and planning articles and reports (in Italian)]	1954-1980
7/1	[Seismic risk mitigation papers by others]	undated, 1968-1991
7/2	[Seismic risk mitigation papers by Lidia Selkregg]	undated, 1984
7/3	[Earthquake Engineering Research Institute records]	1975, 1982-1992
7/4	[California Building Safety Board meeting minutes]	1981-1982
7/5	[Panel on Seismic Policy Adoption and Implementation Committee on Earthquake Engineering records]	1986-1988
7/6	[Earthquake conference and workshop invitations and correspondence]	1979-1991
7/7	[“Urban Reconstruction Planning: The Alaska Experience” by Lidia Selkregg]	1971
7/8	[International Meeting on Earthquakes materials]	1971
7/9	[Division of Geological and Geographical surveys workshop on Alaskan Seismology records]	1964, 1982
7/10	[Land use planning after earthquake materials]	1964-1982
7/11	[Earthquake articles, research contacts, and correspondence]	1957-1983, 1990
7/12	[“Seward Urban District – Zoning Code”]	1978-1980
7/13	[“Pre-Earthquake Planning for Post-Earthquake Rebuilding” research proposal and evaluation]	1980
7/14	[International Earthquake Conference 1983 materials]	1981-1984
7/15	[National Science Foundation Earthquake (Bi-national research on Earthquake Disaster Mitigation: Seminar on Urban Scale Vulnerability) materials]	1981
7/16	[Natural hazard and earthquake planning liability materials]	1981-1982, 1991
7/17	[United States/People’s Republic of China earthquake workshop correspondence]	1981
7/18	[United States/People’s Republic of China earthquake workshop materials]	1981-1982
7/19	[United States/People’s Republic of China earthquake workshop papers]	1978-1982
7/20	[United States/People’s Republic of China earthquake workshop photographs and correspondence]	1981
7/21	[Anchorage earthquake planning report]	1981 April
7/22	[Natural Hazards Research and Applications Workshop materials]	1983
7/23	[Natural Hazards Research and Applications Workshop materials]	1984
7/24	[Natural Hazards Research and Applications Workshop and Information Center correspondence]	1985
7/25	[Conference on Earthquake Research in Urban and Regional Planning materials]	1983-1984
7/26	[Earthquake and risk mitigation research correspondence]	1983-1985, 1990
7/27	[Alaska Academy of Engineering and Science correspondence]	1983-1984, 1988-1989
7/28	[Specialty Seminars on Topics in Earthquake Engineering materials]	1984 May-July
7/29	[8th World Conference on Earthquake Engineering materials]	1984 July
7/30	[Evaluation of Regional and Urban Earthquake Hazards and Risk in Alaska steering committee]	1985
7/31	[Association of International Disaster Experts correspondence]	1985 June 6
7/32	[Workshop on “Evaluation of Regional and Urban Earthquake Hazards and Risk in Alaska” materials]	1985 August-September
7/33	[Workshop on “Research Applications of the Earthquake Hazards Reduction Program in the Western United States Exclusive of California” participant list]	1987
7/34	[Seismic Safety Commission Strong Motion Instrumentation Committee meeting minutes]	1979-1982
7/35	[Seismic Safety Council correspondence]	1986 July 10
7/36	[Karl V. Steinbrugge and Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) correspondence]	1982 March 14, 1983 May 10
7/37	[FEMA/USGS (Federal Emergency Management Agency/United States Geological Survey) workshop correspondence, notes, and agenda]	1989-1990
7/38	[National Science Foundation Division of Polar Programs letter]	1989 July 5
7/39	[National Science Foundation research proposals and evaluations]	circa 1980-1989
7/40	[Alaska Earthquake Awareness Month records]	1988
7/41	[“Promising Loss-Reduction Measures in a Federal Earthquake Insurance Program” study correspondence]	1989 July-November
7/42	[“Hazard Reduction and Liability: Assessment of Trends in Vulnerable Communities” planning meeting records	1990 July
7/43	[Alaska Natural Hazards Safety Commission correspondence and reports]	1985, 1987
7/44	[Alaska Natural Hazards Safety Council Research Committee records]	1990-1991
OSF 1	[Earthquake Hazard Mitigation: The Alaska Case project diagram]	undated
OSF 1	[Yakutat fault lines map]	undated
OSF 1	[“Reconnaissance Geologic Map and Generalized Sections of the Killik-Itkillik Region, Alaska” map]	undated
OSF 1	[“Partial Reclassification of Risk Areas, Anchorage and Vicinity Generally Excluding Military Lands by the Scientific and Engineering Task Force, Federal Reconstruction and Development Planning Commission for Alaska” map]	1964 July 14
OSF 1	[“Classification of Earthquake Risk Areas, Anchorage and Vicinity, Alaska Generally Excluding Military Lands by the Scientific and Engineering Task Force, Federal Reconstruction and Development Planning Commission for Alaska” map; annotated]	1964 September 8
OSF 1	[“Environmental Factors compiled by the Federal Field Committee for Development Planning in Alaska” map]	1971
OSF 1	[“Municipality of Anchorage Geotechnical Hazards Assessment” (15 sheets)]	1979
OSF 2	[Aerial photograph of Seward with “Urban Renewal Boundary High Risk as per Task Force” overlay]	undated

Series 4: Anchorage Assembly papers; 1973-1990. 1.05 cubic feet. This series contains Lidia Selkregg’s papers from her time as an assemblyperson with the Anchorage Assembly. There are advertisements, flyers, photographs, financial records, and petitions from Selkregg’s campaigns in 1977, 1980, and 1983. There is correspondence with constituents and organizations and research materials and reports on Assembly issues, like housing, the Susitna Dam, and Anchorage area development. There is a particular strong representation of correspondence regarding a sexual preference equal rights ordinance and in support of the Alaska Family House. There is also a 1986 letter and court filing regarding actions the Assembly took while Selkregg was on it and a letter to the editor Selkregg wrote in 1989.

Box/Folder	Description	Dates
1/Tape 24	¼” audio tape: “Dr. Lidia Selkregg Campaign 2 :60 Radio Spots”	1980 September 1
1/Tape 25	¼” audio tape: “Citizens to Re-elect Lidia Selkregg endorsements 2 x :60”	1983 August 29
1/Tape 26	¼” audio tape: “Lidia Slekregg [sic] for Assembly 2 x :60 Cut #2 only”	1983 September 2
8/1	[Letter from George Sullivan about Muldoon Citizens for Annexation Committee]	1974 October 17
8/2	[“A Cultural-Historical District for Anchorage, Alaska: A Proposal”]	1975
8/3	[Federation of Community Councils correspondence, report, and ordinance]	1977, 1982
8/4	[Anchorage Assembly campaign disclosures and financial records]	1975, 1983
8/5	[Financial disclosure statement]	1976 April 10
8/6	[Anchorage Assembly correspondence, clipping, and Goose Lake Plan]	1963, 1981-1983
8/7	[Anchorage Assembly press release]	1981 February 12
8/8	[HB 41 Healthcare financing legislation]	1981
8/9	[Behavioral health, adult, and childcare programs directories]	circa 1981
8/10	[Housing papers, reports, and draft Assembly Ordinance]	1982
8/11	[Housing papers, reports, and correspondence]	1982-1984
8/12	[Anchorage housing papers]	undated, 1982
8/13	[Anchorage Assembly and land use planning correspondence]	1980-1987
8/14	Susitna [Muldoon Library, Anchorage Head Start, and other Anchorage development]	1982-1983
8/15	[Susitna Dam/Power Project records]	undated, 1977, 1984
8/16	[Childcare in Alaska research materials]	circa 1984
8/17	[Anchorage Assembly correspondence]	1973, 1975
8/18	[Anchorage Assembly correspondence]	1976
8/19	[Anchorage Assembly Equal Rights Ordinance and sexual preference correspondence – pro]	1976 January-February
8/20	[Anchorage Assembly Equal Rights Ordinance and sexual preference correspondence – against]	1976 January-February
8/21	[Anchorage Assembly Equal Rights Ordinance and sexual preference background materials and phone lists]	1970-1976
8/22	[Letters of support for Alaska Family House]	1976 June-July
8/23	[Anchorage Assembly correspondence]	1977-1979
8/24	[Anchorage Assembly correspondence]	1980
8/25	[Anchorage Assembly correspondence]	undated, 1981
8/26	[Anchorage Assembly correspondence]	1982
8/27	[East Anchorage roads correspondence]	1981-1982
8/28	[Anchorage Assembly correspondence]	undated, 1983
8/29	[Anchorage Assembly correspondence and re-election materials]	1985
8/30	[Re-election materials and contact lists]	circa 1979-1980
8/31	[Anchorage Assembly re-election campaign supporter lists]	1980
8/32	[Contact lists]	undated, 1990
8/33	[Campaign correspondence and contact lists]	undated, 1980-1986
8/34	[Anchorage Assembly re-election campaign materials]	1976-1980, 1983
8/35	[Anchorage Assembly re-election campaign materials]	1980, 1983
8/36	[Anchorage Assembly re-election campaign materials]	1980, 1983
8/37	[Anchorage Assembly re-election campaign receipts]	1983
8/38	[Photographs of Lidia and Selkregg family]	circa 1979-1983
8/39	[Letter and court filing about Ratcliff v. Municipality of Anchorage]	1986 January-February
8/40	[Letter to the editor, Anchorage Daily News]	1989 August 31

Series 5: Advocacy and political papers; 1962-1993. 0.85 cubic feet. This series contains Lidia Selkregg’s papers from her personal advocacy and political activity in support of the Democratic party. Her advocacy ranged from women’s right to environmentalism to civil rights. The series includes speeches Lidia gave on the Cannikin tests; speeches and reports by others she collected; her correspondence and meeting minutes with groups like the National Federation of Democratic Women, Alaska Women’s Lobby, and the League of Women Voters; correspondence with community organizations like the Alaska Cetner for the Environment, Commonwealth North, and United Way; correspondence with Alaska and United States politicians; and public policy conference materials, notes, and correspondence.

Box/Folder	Description	Dates
9/1	[United States Commission on Civil Rights Alaska State Advisory Committee appointment letter]	1967 April 17
9/2	[“Notes for Presentation to the Chester Creek Seminar” presented by Lidia Selkregg for Alaska Conservation Society]	1970 July
9/3	[Testimonies by Lidia Selkregg on Cannikin atomic tests and land use]	1971 May 29, 1977 August 12
9/4	[Draft of Phyllis Lamphere’s speech on local government (annotated)]	1976 March 4
9/5	[National Federation of Democratic Women correspondence]	1977
9/6	[Know Your Legislators booklet]	1978
9/7	[Speeches and reports by others, I (see index)]	undated, 1970-1977
9/8	[Speeches and reports by others, II (see index)]	undated, 1969-1980
9/9	[Speaking notes]	circa 1978, 1981
9/10	[White House Conference on Balanced National Growth and Economic Development materials]	1978
9/11	[White House Conference on Balanced National Growth and Economic Development correspondence]	1977-1979
9/12	[District 10 Democratic Convention meeting minutes]	1980 April 12-13
9/13	[Susitna Business and Professional Women’s Club newsletters]	1981 May, 1983 January
9/14	[Alaska Center for the Environment letter]	1981 June 26
9/15	[Alaska Women’s Lobby letter]	circa 1984
9/16	[League of Women Voters of Anchorage study of Proposition 24 and newsletter]	circa 1981-1984
9/17	[Citizens Agenda schedule and clippings]	undated, 1984
9/18	[Anchorage local government panel agenda]	1984 March 31
9/19	[Commonwealth North invitation letter]	1984 December 19
9/20	[Family Community Leadership materials]	undated, 1984
9/21	[United Way of Anchorage correspondence]	1984-1985
9/22	[Alaska Humanities Forum correspondence and State Committee nomination]	1985, 1990
9/23	[Campaign for Civil Rights papers]	1989-1990
9/24	[Older Persons Action Group]	1983-1996
9/25	[Women’s rights speaking notes and correspondence]	undated, 1986-1990
9/26	[Bartlett Board letter from Glenn Olds]	1987 February 2
9/27	[“Shall There Be a Constitutional Convention?” conference materials]	1991-1992
9/28	[Court filing of Alaska Democratic Party and Lidia L. Selkregg v. Walter J. Hickel, Governor’s Advisory Reapportionment Board, and the State of Alaska]	1991
9/29	[“Public Policy Issues Suggested by Respondents”]	1991 October 26
9/30	[Anchorage Daily News Board of Advisors letter]	1992 April 27
9/31	[Community organization event invitations]	1982-1984, 1992-1993
9/32	[Contact lists]	1993
9/33	[Alaska Women’s Political Caucus – Anchorage correspondence and affirmative action plan]	undated, 1994
9/34	[Tickets to Governor William Egan’s birthday banquet]	1965
9/35	[Correspondence with Office of the Governor and Neva and William Egan]	1962-1974
9/36	[Correspondence with E.L. and Vide Bartlett]	1967-1968
9/37	[Correspondence with Office of the Governor and Walter Hickel]	1967, 1991
9/38	[Correspondence with Nick and Pegge Begich]	1968-1972
9/39	[Correspondence with Office of the Governor and Jay Hammond]	1975-1982
9/40	[Correspondence with Office of the Governor and Bill Sheffield]	1982-1986
9/41	[Correspondence with Office of the Governor and Steve Cowper]	1988-1989
9/42	[Correspondence with Mike and Rita Gravel]	undated, 1966-1980
9/43	[Correspondence with Ted Stevens]	1971-1986
9/44	[Correspondence with Tony Knowles]	1984-1987, 1990
9/45	[Correspondence with members of Alaska State Legislature]	1970-1993
9/46	[Correspondence with Alaska members of United States Congress]	1971-1986
9/47	[Correspondence about national and local Democratic Party campaigns and events]	1968-1993
9/48	[Correspondence about Jimmy Carter’s presidential campaign and with the White House]	undated, 1976-1979

Series 6: Personal papers; 1914, 1949-1999. 0.4 cubic feet and 226 MB. This series contain Lidia Selkregg’s personal papers. It includes her resumes and employment records; awards and certificates; letters of appreciations and correspondence about the Soroptimist International Women Helping Women award banquet; correspondence with friends, family, and the Italian Consulate; personal pieces of writing; photographs; Chiasserni Lippi (a family member)’s 1914 diploma; annotates calendar pages; a United Nations Tea program; and an audio tape of the Selkreggs’ voicemail messages.

Box/Folder	Description	Dates
1/Tape 6	[Voicemail messages] [Digitized]	undated
9/49	[Resumes and biographical materials]	1951-1997
9/50	[Awards, certificates, speeches, and letters of appreciation]	1955-1991
9/51	[Anchorage Daily Times personal history file]	1959-1975
9/52	[Job seeking in Alaska correspondence]	1958-1959, 1971
9/53	[Letters of recommendation for Lidia]	1961-1971
9/54	[Job applications]	circa 1970-1971
9/55	[Italian Consular aide correspondence]	1963-1965, 1968
9/56	[Christmas cards and family contact lists]	1967-1995
10/1	[Personal correspondence]	1973-1994
10/2	[Soroptimist International Women Helping Women award banquet program and correspondence]	1986
10/3	[State of Alaska Division of Pioneers’ Benefits letter]	1989 July 20
10/4	[Report on Sonia Johnson’s presentation at the University of Alaska Anchorage]	1990 March 30
10/5	[John Hale wedding announcement and funeral program]	1992
10/6	[Correspondence from Frederick & Brittany Vanderliest]	1992 June-July
10/7	[Article on life with oil booms and busts in Alaska]	undated
10/8	[Personal writing]	undated, 1985
10/9	[Cape Sarichef photographs]	undated, 1949
10/10	[Photographs]	undated
10/11	[Lidia Selkregg’s funeral program and obituary]	1999
OSF 2	[Chiasserni Lippi’s diploma from the R. Istituto di Studi Superiori Pratici E di Perfezionamento]	1914 November 27
OSF 2	[United Nations Tea program]	1968
OSF 2	[Calendar pages; annotated]	1978-1979

Part 2: Fred Selkregg papers; 1949-2000. 1.0 cubic feet. This part of the collection contains Fred Selkregg’s professional and personal papers. It contains correspondence with politicians and organizations like the Greater Anchorage Area Borough Health Commission, Alaska World Affairs Council, the Northeast Community Council, and Cook Inlet Native Association; personal financial and insurance correspondence; correspondence from Fred’s work as an insurance adjustor; records from Fred’s failed 1966 campaign for Alaska House of Representatives; papers relating to Fred’s involvement on the Family Service Agency, Captain Cook/Anchorage Borough steering committees as well the Joint Committee on Low Income Housing; Municipality of Anchorage code enforcement officer employment records and correspondence, including about an arbitration case between the municipality after his firing; application materials for Alaska State Ombudsman; family photographs; photocopies of Selkregg family genealogical records; a copy of “The Intrepid Selkreggs Beat the Alcan October 1958” by Fred M. Selkregg, Jr.; and an Alaska State Legislature In Memoriam for Lidia L. Selkregg.

Box/Folder	Description	Dates
11/1	[University of Illinois law schoolbooks and notes]	1949-1951
11/2	[Alaska World Affairs Council correspondence]	1960, 1976
11/3	[Correspondence with politicians]	1962-1985
11/4	[Insurance adjustor correspondence]	1963, 1966
11/5	[Thank you letter from Henry L. Taylor]	1964 May 8
11/6	[Letter from Judith A. Andrews about mistreatment of a teacher at Fort Richardson]	1964 May 22
11/7	[State of Alaska Department of Education Boarding Home Program letter]	1970 July 8
11/8	[Financial and insurance correspondence]	1966, 1973-1976
11/9	[Peddie School Alumni Association letter]	1976 April
11/10	[Correspondence from Lidia Selkregg]	1981
11/11	[Political position papers]	1965-1966
11/12	[Alaska House of Representatives campaign press releases, advertisements, clippings, and radio transcripts]	1966 June-November
11/13	[Alaska House of Representatives campaign correspondence]	1966 June-October
11/14	[Alaska House of Representatives political broadcast flyers, agreements, and receipts]	1966 June-September
11/15	[Alaska House of Representatives campaign materials]	1966
11/16	[Contact lists and directories]	circa 1966
11/17	[Postmaster and notary public plaques and certificates]	undated, 1957-1966
11/18	[Alaska State Commission for Human Rights papers]	1963-1967, 1993, 1996
11/19	[Awards and certificates]	undated, 1964-1968, 1986
11/20	[Cook Inlet Native Association letter]	1966 September 14
11/21	[Family Service Agency steering committee papers]	undated, 1967
11/22	[Alaska village planning reports]	1970
11/23	[Southcentral Democratic District Committee papers]	1962-1975
11/24	[Captain Cook/Anchorage Borough Steering Committee papers]	1962-1964
11/25	[Joint Committee on Low Income Housing papers]	1961-1963
11/26	[Greater Anchorage Area Borough Health Commission appointment letter]	1966 January 10
11/27	[Anchorage Charter Commission letter]	1975 August 28
11/28	[Municipality of Anchorage employment correspondence and arbitration transcription]	1973-1975
11/29	[Municipality of Anchorage arbitration correspondence]	1973-1974
11/30	[Alaska state ombudsman application materials and correspondence]	1974-1975
11/31	[Northeast Community Council draft correspondence]	1975
11/32	[“Uniform Building Code” book (annotated)]	1973
11/33	[Municipality of Anchorage code enforcement correspondence]	1981 December 22
11/34	[Alaska Mental Health Association binder]	circa 1987-1988
11/35	[“The Intrepid Selkreggs Beat the Alcan October 1958” by Fred M. Selkregg, Jr.]	circa 1987
11/36	[Photocopies of Selkregg family genealogical records]	undated
11/37	[Family photographs and negatives]	undated, 1958
11/38	[Alaska State Legislature In Memoriam for Lidia L. Selkregg]	2000