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Documents concerning the agreement made September 28th, 1959 by Machinery Center Inc.. This agreement officiates the purchase of all steel buildings left on the Holden Village property to Howe Sound Company, all other salvageable resources to be removed from the area by September 1, 1960.

Lists and information regarding early youth founders.

Committee meeting minutes focused on development of Holden Village and feasibility studies.

Information pertaining to the early beginnings of Holden Village as a camp. Included are lists of work campers, equipment needed to attend camp, forerunner guides and schedules, "Unfolders" pamphlet containing camp information, and work camper council minutes.

Howe Sound Mining Company budget reports documenting expenditures at the Chelan Division. Included are lists of resources purchased, budget graphs displaying monthly amounts, and power distribution line graphs.

Documents concerning the insurance policies for work campers participating in the Holden Village 5 week camp, as well as lists of insured campers. Insurance process mainly illustrated through correspondence between Carl Manfred of Holden Village and Rollin Moser of Brotherhood Mutual Insurance Co..

Quit Claim Deed allowing the Lutheran Bible Institute of Seattle claims to Holden Village Inc., as well as access to any resources found on the property.

Faunal Records kept by paleontologist Wilbur D. Rankin, based on auger hole samples tested from May 5, 1954 to June 23, 1954.

Contains documents relating to the sale of the Holden Village land and a list of resources needed to renovate the area. Included are frequent correspondence between Wes Prieb and representatives of Howe Sound Mining Company concerning the status of Holden Village, the use of Holden Village in accordance to the Lutheran faith, and resources provided in Chelan and the Holden Village area.

Various phases and drafts of the Articles of Incorporation, listing the goals of Holden Village Incorporated, plans for multiple events, and an operation schedule.