Gerald and Betty Ford Special Materials, 1841 - 2007. Gerald R. Ford Special Letters, 1956 - 2006

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Gerald and Betty Ford Special Materials, 1841 - 2007. Gerald R. Ford Special Letters, 1956 - 2006

1956-2006

This series consists of letters and cards written to Gerald Ford or Gerald and Betty Ford by personal friends, politicians, celebrities, foreign leaders, and other prominent individuals. They cover a wide range of topics and vary between short administrative responses regarding upcoming events, thank you notes, birthday messages, holiday cards and substantive letters regarding personal, political, national, and international issues.

4 linear feet, 4 linear inches

eng, Latn

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SNAC Resource ID: 11623053

Gerald R. Ford Library

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