Siegfried Guggenheim Collection 1791-1969

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Siegfried Guggenheim Collection 1791-1969

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This collection contains records of the Guggenheim family, including family tree, family history, vital records,obituaries, papers of family members who emigrated to Chile, and other papers of family members.

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Leo Baeck Institute Archives

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SNAC Resource ID: 6346122

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