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38. United Methodist Church of Westford--continued  

Condition: Most books and records appear to be in good condition. They are kept in Mr. Oliphant's house and in the Pastor's offices at 3 Church Street; they plan to purchase archival enclosures for the collection. The Recommendations: The inventory that has been created and the transcriptions could be made available at the J.V. Fletcher Library.  


39. VFW Post 159  

Kinds of Records: The Post has material on members who served from the Spanish American to the Gulf War. He also has forms called DD214s.
Contact: Commander Paul Murray, Telephone: 692-2763  
Usefulness and Importance: Document the lives of those who served in the armed forces.  
Dates: @1900-present
Est. Cu. Ft: Unknown
Condition: Unknown
Recommendations: The Post is sometimes offered collections and Mr. Murray understands the need for a place to archive these. He would be interested in participating in a roundtable on archives.
 


40. Westford Academy Alumni Association  

Many of trustees' records have been microfilmed; these are located in the library. The trustees also have an office in the Historical Society, with a fireproof cabinet holding its records. Note: I tried to reach Lloyd Blanchard to discuss this collection, but he was away.  


41. Westford Conservation Trust

Kinds of Records: Minutes, year-end reviews, and correspondence. Contact: Marian Harman Telephone: 692-3907
 
Dates: @1985- present
Est. Cu. Ft: 3
 
Usefulness and Importance: An important collection, documenting the growing concern about preservation of land in Town.  
Condition: Good; some records are kept at the clerk's home.
Recommendations: This collection should probably be acquired by the Historical Society.


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