The George Junior Republic of Western Pennsylvania records document the organization’s activities dating 1909-2013. The collection includes organizational files, correspondence, photographs, newspapers, and brochures. The collection includes Board minutes and reports, 1952-1989; historical files, including a file on Donald Lobaugh, a Citizen who won the Congressional Medal of Honor in World War II and a file on the Ground Observer Corps in the 1950s; constitution; official copies of rules and regulations; general correspondence of the superintendents, 1915-1948; correspondence of Leonard S. Levin (president and trustee of the Republic), R.M.T. McCready (trustee), Walter Black (Chief Probation Officer, Allegheny County), and others; case studies; class records and rosters of "citizens"; alumni association files; managerial, fiscal, and legal records; speeches; student newspaper files, 1941-1943; printed items; scrapbook; and part of a manuscript for "A Laboratory Study of Democracy," ca. 1940, by Earle D. Bruner (superintendent, Grove City).