Peggy Clark Papers 1880-1997 1936-1970

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Peggy Clark Papers 1880-1997 1936-1970

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Peggy Clark (1915-1996) was an American lighting, scenic, and costume designer. The collection includes light plots, scenic renderings, correspondence, published and unpublished writings, blueprints, programs, photographs, posters, scripts, scrapbooks, clippings, notes, memorabilia and other materials related to her life and career.

64,240 items; 473 containers; 291.0 linear feet

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Library of Congress. Music Division

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SNAC Resource ID: 6357922

Library of Congress. Music Division

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