Audiovisual and Electronic Materials, 1979-2001

This series consists of seven audio cassettes, three 90-minute tapes and four unmarked tapes, removed from Series I, II, and VIII; one 5-1/4 inch floppy disk with text files, removed from Series II; and one CD-ROM with text files, also trasnferred from Series II. The audio cassettes include two recordings of reunions made by the Dartmouth Alumni Association; oral histories from the Roosevelt-Vanderbilt National Historic Sites Oral History Project documenting life at the Roosevelt home in Hyde Park, New York, transferred from wire cartridges; two oral histories made by Rath while researching the history of the National Park Service, one of Elbert Cox and the other of Virginia and J. C. "Pinky" Harrington; and a recording of a talk Rath gave at a Hyde Park volunteer luncheon. The floppy disk and CD-ROM are both from the Hyde Park Oral History Project and contain text files of transcripts of oral history interviews. No specific permissions for reproductions from these recordings or transcripts are included in the materials. Researchers should consult the Roosevelt-Vanderbilt National Historic Sites Curatorial Facility for information about the Hyde Park oral history project. In his papers, Rath states his intention to deposit his oral history interviews on the history of the National Park Service in the National Park Service History Collection at the Harper's Ferry Center Library. Researchers should consult with a librarian at Harper's Ferry for information on intellectual property rights.

Arrangement is by format.