Kimball papers 1919-ca. 1950 1919-1930

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Kimball papers 1919-ca. 1950 1919-1930

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Kimball, Elsie May, 1887-1972; Secretary and missionary. Attended Mount Holyoke College, 1905-1907. Papers consist of correspondence, biographical information and a photograph. Primarily documenting her experience as a missionary in Armenia and the Republic of Georgia including comments of the effects of World War I, revolutions, the Greco-Turkish War and Communism in the region.

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Mount Holyoke College Archives and Special Collections

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