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The Duck Woods Country Club was founded in the mid-1960s under the original name Outer Banks Recreation Association and Duck Woods Golf Course. The name was changed to the Duck Woods Country Club in 1988. The Women's Association was originally called the Outer Banks Recreation Association Women's Auxiliary until 1987, when the name was changed to Women's Association of the Duck Woods Country Club.

The Women's Association is an active group of approximately 200 members who meet monthly (except July and August). The purpose of the Women's Association is to serve as a center of interest among the women of the club by promoting social and recreational activities for members, encouraging friendship among these women, and supporting those activities which are in the best interest of the Country Club and the community. There is an informational or entertaining program each month, often with outside speakers. The Women's Association also supports several philanthropic activities and an annual scholarship.

The Duck Woods Country Club was founded in the mid-1960s under the original name Outer Banks Recreation Association and Duck Woods Golf Course. The name was changed to the Duck Woods Country Club in 1988. The Women's Association was originally called the Outer Banks Recreation Association Women's Auxiliary until 1987, when the name was changed to Women's Association of the Duck Woods Country Club.

The Womens Association is an active group of approximately 200 members who meet monthly (except July and August). The purpose of the Womens Association is to serve as a center of interest among the women of the club by promoting social and recreational activities for members, encouraging friendship among these women, and supporting those activities which are in the best interest of the Country Club and the community. There is an informational or entertaining program each month, often with outside speakers. The Womens Association also supports several philanthropic activities and an annual scholarship.

[Identification of item], 33MSS-91, Women's Association of the Duck Woods Country Club Records, Outer Banks History Center, Manteo, N.C., U.S.A.

Donated by the Women's Association of the Duck Woods Country Club represented by Nancy S. Maturo in 2005.

Additional information on topics found in this collection may be found in the Manuscript and Archives Reference System (MARS)  http://www.ncarchives.dcr.state.nc.us.

1. 33MAP-69: Duck Woods Golf Club Plans 33MSS-35-1:  Duck Woods Golf Club and the Outer Banks Recreation Association by David Stick 33SER-168: Duck Woods Directory 33PER-98:  Duck Woods Flyer 33PER-0-29.276: Duck Woods Golf Club-Outer Banks Recreation Association

This collection consists of newspaper clippings, newsletters, photographs, yearly histories, meeting minutes, and annual reports. Though the materials cover the time period 1986-2001, there is a gap from 1992-1995.

These materials are divided into three main series: Organizational Papers, Newspaper Clippings, and Photographs.

This collection consists of newspaper clippings, newsletters, photographs, yearly histories, meeting minutes, and annual reports. Though the materials cover the time period 1986-2001, there is a gap from 1992-1995.