Person

Jay Parrish

128 items:

Collection of Field notes from PA Field notebooks belonging to retired PaGS geologist Rodger Faill. Five done by Michelle Bell under Faill's direction on Piedmont summer-fall 1992. Five on jack's mtn., triassic basin, general field trips 1965-1972 by Faill. Five done by Dave Valentino under Faill's direction for MA thesis on Piedmont 1987-1989. Three general/deformed fossils notebooks by Faill.various locations and dates. Belong to Rodger FaillThe oldest field notebooks from 1965-1972 are in worse shape having experienced some water damage from the 1972 Agnes flood. Some pages are faded and difficult to read. Categories: Physical Item; Types: Collection; Tags: ndc_collection
Collection of Well logs from PA The SDF or Stratigraphic Data Files are a collection of paper drill records from thoughout Pennyslvania organized by 7.5 minute quadrangle. It is a prime source of subsurface lithology. Portions have been entered into the USGS NCRDS database.This is a Topo/geo resource which does not belong to any one staff member.The last estimate of the collection was 31,500 done is 1987. A better estimate is currently underway. The main use for the collection is in-house reference and research by PaGS staff. Categories: Physical Item; Types: Collection; Tags: ndc_collection
Collection of Maps from PA farmline maps of historical value from Amity to ZelionoplePittsburgh Office collection. Unit of measurement is flat file drawer. Categories: Physical Item; Types: Collection; Tags: ndc_collection
Collection of Paper reports from PA Pittsburgh PaGS office historical files.unit of measurement is linear feet. Categories: Physical Item; Types: Collection; Tags: ndc_collection
Collection of Photographs from PA Archival collection of photpgraphs taken by survey staff from 1910-1970.POC is Richard C. KeenThis collection will be available in the future through contentdm. Categories: Physical Item; Types: Collection; Tags: ndc_collection

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