Guide to the North Carolina State University College of Natural Resources, School Forests Records, 1869 - 2001

Collection Number UA 140.045

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Collection Information
Abstract:

Collection includes correspondence, administrative files, legal files, logging records, photographs, and negatives, dating from 1869 - 2001. This collection documents the successful efforts of the North Carolina Forestry Foundation to acquire forest lands for North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering (later North Carolina State University) for demonstration, teaching, and research while at the same time operating the forest on a profitable basis.

Julius V. Hofmann to set up the forestry program at North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering in 1929, one of his immediate goals was to acquire some forestland for laboratory, research, and demonstration purposes. Unable to secure funding from the university or the state of North Carolina, Hofmann determined the only recourse was to purchase the land on a self-liquidating basis. He and some of the college trustees incorporated the North Carolina Forestry Foundation on April 15, 1929, to manage and develop the Poole Woods, a 74.94 acre tract in Wake County, North Carolina, and the first forest obtained by the Foundation. Other properties the foundation has overseen include Hill Forest, Maclean Forest, and Hofmann Forest.

Contact Information:
Processed by
Staff, Tom Vincent, October 2003
Materials added by
Pat Webber and Todd Kosmerick, 2005 - 2007
Encoded by
Tom Vincent, 2003
Revisions
Finding Aid updated by Todd Kosmerick, April 2007, June 2008

Descriptive Summary

Creator

North Carolina Forestry Foundation

Title

North Carolina State University College of Natural Resources, School Forests Records, 1869 - 2001

Call Number

UA 140.045

Extent

31 archival storage boxes , 13 cartons , 7 oversize boxes , 7 flat file folders , 52.75 linear feet

Location

For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Special Collections Research Center Reference Staff.

Information for Users

Restrictions to Access

This collection is open for research. Access requires at least 24 hours advance notice.
Acquisitions Information

Transferred by the North Carolina Forestry Foundation, 1998 - 2005.
Preferred Citation

[Identification of Item], North Carolina State University College of Natural Resources, School Forests Records, UA 140.045, Special Collections Research Center, North Carolina State University Libraries, Raleigh, North Carolina.
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Historical Note


In February 1929, the North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering (later N.C. State University) hired Dr. Julius V. Hofmann to set up a forestry program at the college. Prior to his appointment at North Carolina State College, Hofmann served as assistant director of the forestry school at Mount Alto, Pennsylvania.

One of Hofmann's immediate goals was to acquire some forest land for laboratory, research, and demonstration purposes. Unable to secure funding from the university or the state of North Carolina, Hofmann determined the only recourse was to purchase the land on a self-liquidating basis. His hope was that receipts from timber sales would pay for the land. In addition to research, he hoped the school forest would demonstrate how to operate a forest on a profitable and sustainable basis.

Hofmann, along with some trustees of North Carolina State College, incorporated the North Carolina Forestry Foundation on April 15, 1929, to manage and develop the Poole Woods, a 74.94 acre tract in Wake County, North Carolina and the first forest obtained by the Foundation. The Foundation was unable to operate the Poole Woods on a profitable basis and eventually liquidated the property in 1940 and 1941. The Foundation widened its scope to cover all lands acquired for the Department of Forestry. Other Foundation properties included the Hill Forest, near Durham, North Carolina, that the Department of Forestry received as a gift in 1930. The Forestry Foundation purchased the MacLean Forest, located in Hyde County, North Carolina, in 1932. The MacLean Forest was sold in 1942 so the Foundation could concentrate on their recently acquired land in eastern North Carolina, which became known as the Hofmann Forest.

The Hofmann Forest consists of nearly 80,000 acres of land in Jones and Onslow Counties. The Forestry Foundation completed a contract to purchase the land in 1934. The terms of the sale allowed the Foundation to pay for the land on a long-term basis, which they hoped to fund with timber sales. In 1939, the owners of the land indicated they would agree to a substantially lower purchase price if the balance were paid in cash. The Foundation obtained authorization to sell bonds in the amount of $200,000 to raise the money. The Durham Bank and Trust secured the bonds and the Foundation paid off their debt to the bank in 1983.

The Forestry Foundation was beset by conflicting claims concerning the boundaries of the Hofmann Forest. The largest of these claims was the Edward Trott suit, which lasted from 1977 to 1988. The Foundation invested substantial amounts of time, energy, and money in fighting these claims and lawsuits. Onslow and Jones Counties also participated in several property tax disputes with the Foundation. As a result of these tax disputes, the Foundation transferred ownership of Hofmann Forest to the NCSU Endowment Fund in 1977. The Foundation retained responsibility for management of the forest.

The Foundation sold timber from the Hofmann Forest to various timber and paper companies, but the bulk of their sales were made to the Halifax Paper Company of Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina. The Foundation entered into a 99-year contract with Halifax Paper in 1945, which gave the paper company responsibility for the development, harvesting and general management of the property. The company's initial efforts were directed toward developing a drainage and road system and harvesting over-mature timber.

Champion Timberlands later took over management of the Hofmann Forest until 1986, when Champion terminated its lease and the Land Management Committee of the Forestry Foundation assumed responsibility for the forest.

The North Carolina Forestry Foundation continues to operate the Hofmann Forest as a living research laboratory and a productive, income-producing forest with the profits benefiting the NCSU School of Forestry. The Foundation is active in fund raising and both individuals and corporations have established scholarships and professorships through the Foundation.

Chronology

1929 February Julius V. Hofmann becomes head of the Department of Forestry at North Carolina State College.
1929 April North Carolina Forestry Foundation formed to preserve Poole Woods.
1930 Hill Forest deeded to NC State College.
1932 March MacLean Forest purchased.
1934 August Hofmann Forest purchased.
1935 August Civilian Conservation Corps camp established in Hofmann Forest.
1936 Deppe Plantations laid out in Hofmann Forest.
1937 - 1945 Cattle grazing experiment takes place.
1939 December N.C.F.F. begins selling bonds to pay off Hofmann Forest.
1940 - 1941 Poole Woods liquidated.
1942 MacLean Forest sold.
1942 February Contract signed with Williams-McKeithan Lumber Co. to cut lumber in Hofmann Forest.
1944 November Weather Station established.
1944 - 1962 Oil leases issued to various companies, none successful in finding oil.
1945 German Prisoners of War and laborers from Barbadoswere employed in the Hofmann Forest due to wartime labor shortages.
1945 June N.C.F.F. signs a contract with the Halifax Paper Co. to cut lumber in the Hofmann Forest.
1946 Halifax Paper Co. buys out Williams-McKeithan Lumber Co. contract.
1949 - 1951 Grants secured to improve Quaker Bridge Road.
1950 April The " great fire" occurred in Hofmann Forest. 47,500 acres were burned.
1956 Plots established to do continuous forest inventory (CFI).
1962 - 1963 Planting experiment in the "Big Opening" in Hofmann Forest is begun.
1963 Halifax Paper Co. merges with Albemarle Paper Co. The resulting organization was known as the Albemarle Paper Co.
1965 Complete boundary survey done by William Utley.
1965 August Julius V. Hofmann dies.
1965 October Colin G. Spencer, president of N.C.F.F. since 1944, dies.
1965 November A plaque honoring J. V. Hofmann is unveiled at the Hofmann Forest.
1965 George Jackson chosen to succeed J. V. Hofmann as Manager of the Foundation.
1966 CFI plots established in Block 10. This completed the installation of a continuous inventory system for the entire Hofmann Forest.
1968 Albemarle Paper Co. purchased by the Hoerner & Waldorf Corporation.
1977 Ownership of the Hofmann Forest transferred from the N.C.F.F. to the Endowment Fund of NCSU.
1983 September Mortgage on the Hofmann Forest is paid off.

Scope and Content


This collection provides a record of the North Carolina Forestry Foundation's beginnings, acquisition of forest property for teaching and research purposes, and subsequent management of the forests. The bulk of the collection covers the years 1934 through 1986.

The General Administration series contains the Board of Directors' correspondence and J. V. Hofmann's correspondence. Also contained in this series are records pertaining to the financial and legal aspects of the Foundation and the management of the Foundation.

The collection includes writings by J. V. Hofmann, founder of the North Carolina Forestry Foundation (N.C.F.F.) and its first president. These writings contain histories of the Foundation and its forests.

The Foundation Forests series comprises the bulk of the collection, with material relating to the Hofmann Forest making up the greater part of that series. The collection has a wealth of information on forest management and timber sales. This series is rich in information on non-timber activities such as hunting, forest fires, and research undertaken in the Hofmann Forest.

The Photographs series contains color and black and white images of the Hofmann forest and forestry activities. There are many aerial views of the forest and photographs showing planting and harvesting activities. The majority of the photographs were taken between 1968 and 1977.

The first through fifth series had been processed previously. The reprocessing in 2003 involved consolidation of the correspondence files and division of a large, subject-oriented alphabetical file into the Timber Activities and Non-Timber Activities subseries in the Foundation Forests series.

Organization of the Collection


The collection is divided into six series. The first of these, General Administration, is concerned with the administrative, financial, and legal aspects of managing the North Carolina Forestry Foundation. The writings of J. V. Hofmann comprise the second series. The third series, Foundation Forests, contains information concerning the management of the Foundation's forests, both timber-related and non-timber activities. The fourth series contains photographs and is made up of black white negatives and photographs, color negatives and photographs, and color slides. The fifth series contains oversize items. The sixth series contains unprocessed materials acquired since the collection was processed in 2003.

Online Catalog Headings

  • Albemarle Paper Company
  • Alien labor -- Southern States
  • Cattle -- North Carolina
  • Civilian Conservation Corps (U.S.)
  • Champion International Corporation
  • Durham County (N.C.)
  • Floods -- North Carolina -- Jones County
  • Floods -- North Carolina -- Onslow County
  • Forest fires -- North Carolina
  • Forest management -- North Carolina
  • Forest mapping -- North Carolina
  • Forest surveys -- North Carolina
  • Forestry law and legislation -- North Carolina
  • Forestry schools and education -- North Carolina
  • Forests and forestry -- North Carolina
  • Forests and forestry -- North Carolina -- Economic aspects
  • Forests and forestry -- North Carolina -- History
  • Forests and forestry -- North Carolina -- Maps
  • Forests and forestry -- North Carolina -- Statistics
  • Forests and forestry -- Research -- North Carolina
  • Forests and forestry -- Research -- Southern States
  • Forests and forestry -- Study and teaching (Higher) -- North Carolina
  • Forests and forestry -- Taxation -- Law and legislation -- United States
  • Halifax Paper Company
  • Harrelson, J.W. (John William), 1885-1955
  • Hill, George Watts
  • Hofmann Forest (N.C.)
  • Hofmann, Julius V.
  • Hunting -- North Carolina
  • Hyde County (N.C.)
  • Jackson, George E.
  • Jones County (N.C.)
  • Land tenure -- North Carolina
  • Loblolly pine -- North Carolina
  • Lumber trade -- North Carolina
  • Lumber trade -- North Carolina -- Statistics
  • North Carolina Forestry Foundation
  • North Carolina State University. College of Natural Resources
  • North Carolina State University. Dept. of Forestry
  • Onslow County (N.C.)
  • Paper industry -- North Carolina
  • Poe, Clarence Hamilton, 1881 -
  • Preston, Richard Joseph, 1905-
  • Prisoners of war -- North Carolina
  • Real property -- Purchasing
  • Smith, Walton R.
  • Soldiers -- Training of -- United States
  • Surplus government property, American -- United States
  • Timber -- North Carolina
  • Timber -- North Carolina -- Statistics
  • Wake County (N.C.)
  • White pine -- North Carolina
  • World War, 1939-1945 -- Economic aspects -- North Carolina

Related Material

[HTML] College of Natural Resources Record Group, UA 140
[HTML] College of Natural Resources Foundations and Development Records, UA 140.007
[HTML] John William Harrelson Papers, MC 00001
[HTML] Carl Alwin Schenck Papers, MC 00035
[HTML] Clarence Hamilton Poe Pamphlet, MSS 00177

Detailed Description of the Collection


  • Series 1: :General Administration, 1914 - 1991


    13.5 archival boxes archival boxes, 6.75 linear feet linear feet

    The General Administration series contains records on the administrative, financial, and legal aspects of operating the Foundation and its forests. The J. V. Hofmann correspondence details his early vision of procuring a school forest for research and teaching purposes. His correspondence also features information on the purchase of the White Oak Pocosin area, later known as the Hofmann Forest and the subsequent operation of the forest and sales of its timber. All the correspondence in this series contains letters written by and to the correspondents. This series also contains reports to the Board of Directors, minutes of their meetings and financial information such as audits and account books. The Legal sub-series details the many land boundary disputes the Foundation contended with throughout its existence.

    • Correspondence, 1929 - 1986
    • Board of Directors, 1929 - 1986
      • Reports
        • 1939
          		 [UA 140.045 Box 5, Folder 1]
        • 1949 - 1954 [UA 140.045 Box 5, Folder 2]
        • 1955 - 1959 [UA 140.045 Box 5, Folder 3]
        • 1960 - 1966 [UA 140.045 Box 5, Folder 4]
        • 1967 - 1968 [UA 140.045 Box 5, Folder 5]
        • 1969 [UA 140.045 Box 5, Folder 6]
        • 1970 [UA 140.045 Box 5, Folder 7]
        • 1971 [UA 140.045 Box 5, Folder 8]
        • 1972 [UA 140.045 Box 5, Folder 9]
        • 1973 [UA 140.045 Box 5, Folder 10]
        • 1974 - 1975 [UA 140.045 Box 5, Folder 11]
        • 1976 [UA 140.045 Box 5, Folder 12]
        • 1977 [UA 140.045 Box 5, Folder 13]
        • 1978 [UA 140.045 Box 5, Folder 14]
        • 1979 [UA 140.045 Box 5, Folder 15]
        • 1980 [UA 140.045 Box 5, Folder 16]
        • 1981 [UA 140.045 Box 5, Folder 17]
        • 1982 [UA 140.045 Box 5, Folder 18]
        • 1983 [UA 140.045 Box 5, Folder 19]
        • 1984 [UA 140.045 Box 5, Folder 20]
        • 1985 [UA 140.045 Box 5, Folder 21]
        • 1986 [UA 140.045 Box 5, Folder 22]
      • Minutes
      • Members, 1981 - 1986 [Online Content]

        		[UA 140.045 Box 6, Folder 16]
    • Financial, 1929 - 1991
    • Legal, 1914 - 1988
      • Correspondence, 1934 - 1956 [Online Content]

        		[UA 140.045 Box 9, Folder 1]
      • Certificate of Incorporation
      • Attorney Certificate, 1929 [Online Content]

        		[UA 140.045 Box 9, Folder 8]
      • Charter, 1940 [Online Content]

        		[UA 140.045 Box 9, Folder 9]
      • Land Deeds, 1914 - 1979
        • Hofmann Forest
          • 1914 - 1933 [UA 140.045 Box 9, Folder 10]
          • June, 1934 [UA 140.045 Box 9, Folder 11]
          • August, 1934 - 1939 [UA 140.045 Box 9, Folder 12]
          • Banks Deed, 1962 - 1979 [UA 140.045 Box 9, Folder 13]
          • Historical Deeds and Descriptions [reproductions] [UA 140.045 Box 9, Folder 14]
          • Historical Research [UA 140.045 Box 9, Folder 15]
        • McLean Forest, 1931 - 1934 [UA 140.045 Box 9, Folder 16]
        • McLean Forest, 1935 - 1943, [no date] [UA 140.045 Box 9, Folder 17]
        • Ransom Poole Tract, 1929 [UA 140.045 Box 9, Folder 18]
      • Notice of Claim, Hofmann Forest, 1976 [UA 140.045 Box 9, Folder 19]
      • Leases and Agreements, 1933 - 1966
        • Leases
          • Camp Polk Prison Farm, 1948 [UA 140.045 Box 9, Folder 20]
          • Hill Forest, 1948 [UA 140.045 Box 9, Folder 21]
          • Hope Valley Area, 1948 [UA 140.045 Box 9, Folder 22]
        • Agreements, 1933 - 1991
          • Bate, Harold, 1966 [UA 140.045 Box 10, Folder 1]
          • Buchanan, J.C. and T.C. Teachey, 1940 [UA 140.045 Box 10, Folder 2]
          • Byrd, W.R., 1940 - 1949 [UA 140.045 Box 10, Folder 3]
          • Champion International Inc., 1979 [UA 140.045 Box 10, Folder 4]
          • Civilian Conservation Corps, 1935 [UA 140.045 Box 10, Folder 5]
          • Halifax Paper Co., 1945 [UA 140.045 Box 10, Folder 6]
          • Harris, E.H., 1933 [UA 140.045 Box 10, Folder 7]
          • Hines Brothers Lumber Co., 1937 [UA 140.045 Box 10, Folder 8]
          • Hoerner Waldorf Corp., 1971 [UA 140.045 Box 10, Folder 9]
          • Jacksonville Lumber Co., 1946 - 1949 [UA 140.045 Box 10, Folder 10]
          • Jacksonville, N.C., 1943 [UA 140.045 Box 10, Folder 11]
          • Mills, 1940 [UA 140.045 Box 10, Folder 12]
          • Mizell, 1935 - 1937 [UA 140.045 Box 10, Folder 13]
          • N.C. Dept. of Conservation and Development, Deppe Tower Site, 1938 - 1941 [UA 140.045 Box 10, Folder 14]
          • Puckett, W.H., 1949 [UA 140.045 Box 10, Folder 15]
          • Weyerhauser Co., 1991 [UA 140.045 Box 10, Folder 16]
          • Williams & McKeithan Lumber Company, 1941 - 1944 [UA 140.045 Box 10, Folder 17]
        • Land Disputes, 1926 - 1988
          • Babbitt, Elizabeth, 1931 - 1972 [UA 140.045 Box 10, Folder 18]
          • Barber, Thomas, 1936 - 1957 [UA 140.045 Box 10, Folder 19]
          • Bradford, W.W., 1966 [UA 140.045 Box 10, Folder 20]
          • Brock, I.M.L., 1940 [UA 140.045 Box 10, Folder 21]
          • Brock, J.K., 1949 - 1953 [UA 140.045 Box 10, Folder 22]
          • Brown, Horace, May, 1969 [UA 140.045 Box 10, Folder 23]
          • Bynum, Frederick
            • August, 1977 - September, 1977 [UA 140.045 Box 10, Folder 24]
            • [no date] [UA 140.045 Box 10, Folder 25]
          • Coston, David, 1935 - 1942 [UA 140.045 Box 10, Folder 26]
          • Day, N.E., May, 1966 [UA 140.045 Box 10, Folder 27]
          • Eubanks, Orpha, 1938 [UA 140.045 Box 10, Folder 28]
          • George, B.H., 1951 [UA 140.045 Box 10, Folder 29]
          • Gibson, B.S., 1950 - 1969 [UA 140.045 Box 10, Folder 30]
          • Gray, Floyd, 1966 - 1972 [UA 140.045 Box 10, Folder 31]
          • Griffin, Lonnie
            • 1977 [UA 140.045 Box 10, Folder 32]
            • 1978 - 1979 [UA 140.045 Box 10, Folder 33]
          • Haddock, Tabitha, 1947 - 1971 [UA 140.045 Box 10, Folder 34]
          • Hardy, H.F., 1935 - 1937 [UA 140.045 Box 10, Folder 35]
          • Haywood, William Henry
            • 1938 - 1949 [UA 140.045 Box 11, Folder 1]
            • 1950 - 1965 [UA 140.045 Box 11, Folder 2]
          • Hofmann, J.V., 1964 - 1977 [UA 140.045 Box 11, Folder 3]
          • Humphrey, E.D., 1955 - 1956 [UA 140.045 Box 11, Folder 4]
          • Humphrey, Raymond, 1958 [UA 140.045 Box 11, Folder 5]
          • Jones, Charles, C., 1945 - 1968 [UA 140.045 Box 11, Folder 6]
          • Kellum, Daniel, 1936 - 1969 [UA 140.045 Box 11, Folder 7]
          • Griffin, John and Lonnie, 1941 [UA 140.045 Box 11, Folder 8]
          • Lloyd, George, 1939 [UA 140.045 Box 11, Folder 9]
          • Marshall, George, 1962 [UA 140.045 Box 11, Folder 10]
          • Melton, Sarah, 1935 - 1936 [UA 140.045 Box 11, Folder 11]
          • Morris, Brice, A., 1956 [UA 140.045 Box 11, Folder 12]
          • Morton, J.W., 1939 [UA 140.045 Box 11, Folder 13]
          • Morton, Lott, 1938 - 1939 [UA 140.045 Box 11, Folder 14]
          • Morton, Z.B., 1940 [UA 140.045 Box 11, Folder 15]
          • Mungel & Bennet, Inc., 1926 [UA 140.045 Box 11, Folder 16]
          • North Carolina Pulp Co., 1943 - 1946 [UA 140.045 Box 11, Folder 17]
          • Oliver, Hughes
            • 1978 [UA 140.045 Box 11, Folder 18]
            • [no date] [UA 140.045 Box 11, Folder 19]
          • Onslow County, 1937 [UA 140.045 Box 11, Folder 20]
          • Parker, Percy, 1970 [UA 140.045 Box 11, Folder 21]
          • Parker Sisters (Sue Parker Banks and Evelyn Parker Pelletier)
            • 1972 - 1974 [UA 140.045 Box 12, Folder 1]
            • 1975 - August 1, 1976 [UA 140.045 Box 12, Folder 2]
            • September, 1976 - 1977 [UA 140.045 Box 12, Folder 3]
            • [no date] [UA 140.045 Box 12, Folder 4]
          • Phillips, Wilson, 1938 [UA 140.045 Box 12, Folder 5]
          • Pine Lumber Co., 1935 - 1946 [UA 140.045 Box 12, Folder 6]
          • Rochlier Veneer Co., 1946 [UA 140.045 Box 12, Folder 7]
          • Trott, Edward
            • 1977 [UA 140.045 Box 12, Folder 8]
            • 1978 - 1980 [UA 140.045 Box 12, Folder 9]
            • 1981 - 1982 [UA 140.045 Box 12, Folder 10]
            • 1983 [UA 140.045 Box 12, Folder 11]
            • 1984 - 1985 [UA 140.045 Box 12, Folder 12]
            • 1986 - 1987 [UA 140.045 Box 12, Folder 13]
            • 1988 [UA 140.045 Box 12, Folder 14]
            • [no date] [UA 140.045 Box 12, Folder 15]
            • Maps, 1943 - 1986 [UA 140.045 Box 12, Folder 16]
            • Utley Notes, 1982 [UA 140.045 Box 12, Folder 17]
            • Summary of Exhibit, 1974 [UA 140.045 Box 12, Folder 18]
            • Chain of Title, 1 - 10 [UA 140.045 Box 12, Folder 19]
            • Chain of Title, 11 - 29 [UA 140.045 Box 12, Folder 20]
            • Chain of Title, 33 - 50 [UA 140.045 Box 12, Folder 21]
            • Chain of Title, 51 - 70 [UA 140.045 Box 12, Folder 22]
            • Chain of Title, 71 - 79 [UA 140.045 Box 12, Folder 23]
            • Chain of Title, 81 - 100 [UA 140.045 Box 12, Folder 24]
            • Chain of Title, 101 - 130 [UA 140.045 Box 13, Folder 1]
            • Chain of Title, 131 - 150 [UA 140.045 Box 13, Folder 2]
            • Chain of Title, Summary, 1744 - 1883 [UA 140.045 Box 13, Folder 3]
          • Tyndall, R.C., 1939 - 1981, [no date] [UA 140.045 Box 13, Folder 4]
          • Weyerhauser Company, 1968 - 1982, [no date] [UA 140.045 Box 13, Folder 5]
          • Wiggins, Raspberry, et. al., 1940 - 1942 [UA 140.045 Box 13, Folder 6]
        • Tax Disputes
          • 1935 - 1942 [UA 140.045 Box 13, Folder 7]
          • 1972 - 1985 [UA 140.045 Box 13, Folder 8]
    • Committees and Professional Societies, 1948 - 1985
      • Executive Committee, Minutes, 1986 [UA 140.045 Box 14, Folder 1]
      • Committee for Construction of Research Annex, Report, 1978 [UA 140.045 Box 14, Folder 2]
      • Land Management Committee
        • Minutes, 1982 - 1983 [UA 140.045 Box 14, Folder 3]
        • Recommendations, 1982 - 1985 [UA 140.045 Box 14, Folder 4]