Gilman Land Company records Gilman Land Company records 1905-1942

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Gilman Land Company records Gilman Land Company records 1905-1942

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The records of Gilman Land Company, 1905-1942, document the official incorporation, financial transactions, and activities of the company throughout its history as presented at corporate meetings, official accounting records and correspondence between officers and their agents. The material is arranged by format and includes correspondence, meeting records, architectural maps and drawings, legal documents and financial records.

4.2 linear feet

eng,

John Hay Library

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