South Neighbors Action Group (SNAG) Organizational records, 1973-1995, and undated

Summary

Creator:

South Neighbors Action Group.

Abstract:

Agendas, meeting minutes, scrapbooks, newsletters, correspondence, by-laws, and printed materials of SNAG, mostly documenting SNAG's fight against the expansion of M-20, 1993-1995.

Extent:

1 cubic foot (in 2 boxes, 5 Oversized volumes)

Language:

English

Authors:

Collection processed and finding aid created by C. Wright; M. Matyn

Background

Scope and Content:

The collection documents SNAG’s goals and efforts with correspondence, agendas, meeting minutes, printed materials, newsletters, and scrapbooks, 1973-1993, undated. An addition includes materials generated when SNAG fought the expansion of M-20.

Biographical / Historical:

Biography:

The South Neighbors Action Group (SNAG) was a non-profit organization composed of residents living between Mission, Bellows, and Broadway streets and the Ann Arbor Railroad track in Mount Pleasant, Michigan. The goal of the organization was to promote the neighborhood as a safe, friendly, viable, attractive area. SNAG was involved in local traffic, housing, and zoning concerns, among other issues.

Acquisition Information:

Acc# 40895

Arrangement:

Collection is organized by size and then alphabetically and chronologically.

Subjects

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Subjects:

Community organization--United States--History--20th century.
Neighborhood government--Michigan--Mount Pleasant.

Names:

South Neighbors Action Group.

Places:

Mount Pleasant (Mich.)--Politics and government.