Initially, specific projects
and project books were developed at the local level. Beginning
in 1919 projects began to be standardized and distributed by
the Cooperative Extension Service of the United States Department
of Agriculture.
 
1963 "Beginning Baking" booklet
and "Beginning Baking" record book.
Courtesy: Eileen Krumbach
1965 "4-H Market Livestock Record Book"
Courtesy: Eileen Krumbach
9 project manuals
Courtesy: Jan Stehlik
 
Manuals from 1966
Courtesy: Linda Gilson
The first national
4-H songbook was introduced in 1929.
National 4-H songbook, 1929. Helen Muller used this in the 1930s.
Courtesy: Eileen Krumbach
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