Petroleum industry and trade -- Ohio -- Wood County

Memos, telegrams, correspondence, work reports, and employee time records of the Mermill, Ohio division of the Buckeye Pipeline Company.

The C.A. Risser Papers consist primarily of correspondence from C.A. Risser to his cousin Christian Risser, both residing in Ohio, between the years 1879 and 1888.

The collection consists of a diary, financial documents, educational records, subject files, and miscellaneous printed items belonging to members of the Adam T. Carpenter family of southern Wood County, Ohio; primarily items related to daughter Esther Carpenter and her teaching career.

Personal and family papers of the Muir, Burns, and Phelps families, all of Webster Township, Wood County, Ohio, with some photographs including petroleum industry; list of folder contents included.

Autobiographical memoir of a woman originally from Bloom Township, Wood County, Ohio, describing growing up in Ohio, including childhood incidents, family events, country life, schooling, and the oil boom in the area where her father worked. Married three times, the memoir also covers life in Kansas (including description of KKK activity among oil field workers) and in Colorado, where they ran a trading post near the Navaho reservation at Montezuma Creek.

Directors minutes and stock records, correspondence and clippings.

Expense ledgers of an oil well drilling company operating in Wood County, Ohio.

Includes cassette tape of Program #1 (the only one produced), scripts for Programs 1-5, and a draft of the publication of the transcripts (published under the title Southern Wood County oral history project.