The Bulletin provides nonpartisan information on voting and local, state and federal elections to Arlington Voters. League of Women Voters Arlington Bulletin is published by the League of Women Voters of Arlington. A nonpartisan organization that encourages participation in government and understanding of major public policy issues through education and advocacy.

Interview discusses Marjorie Hobart's life in Arlington and involvement in the League of Women Voters, especially in the areas of voter service, education, and affordable housing.

Interview discusses Don Gurney's life and involvement with the Arlington League of Women Voters.

Interview discusses Judy Connolly's involvement in Arlington League of Women Voters, first in Charlottesville and then in Arlington.

Interview discusses the Arlington Food Assistance Center (AFAC) project .

Interview discusses Peg Nelson's life in Arlington, research into water contamination, and involvement with the League of Women Voters.

The organization formed with the express purpose of promoting the candidacy of the Democratic nominees in the various elections. The goal was to educate its members regarding the programs and policies of the Democratic party in order to render more effective support to the party nationally and locally to the tenth district of Virgina.

The records within this collection are from five scrapbooks and consist primarily of newspaper clippings and club announcements. It is unclear when the group disbanded. The 30-year history was written in 1982.

RG 98 houses the offical records of the Arlington, Virginia branch of Ki-Wives International. Types of material include: bylaws, minutes, financial records, correspondence, newsletters, officers' and committee reports, clippings, photographs, and a scrapbook (ca. 1970-ca. 1990). The entire scrapbook, which contains photographs, clippings, and paper memorabilia, has been photocopied. Subsequently the photographs were removed for preservation storage....