Tenative Outline: A Study of Recreation in California

The overall increase in leisure time, income, and mobility for much of California's population in the post-World War II boom resulted in an increased demand for recreational resources. As a result, the State undertook studies of California's potential recreational resources. This document shows the tentative outline of a 1946 study planned by the Committee for the Study of Recreation in California. The Committee paid particular attention to the potential responsibilities of state government in relation to recreation.

Identification Number: F.3735:94