Gertrude Käsebier papers 1897-circa 1940 1934-circa 1940

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Gertrude Käsebier papers 1897-circa 1940 1934-circa 1940

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The Gertrude Käsebier papers consist of a small amount of handwritten and typed reminiscences, typed transcripts of the original handwritten material, and newspaper clippings collected by immediate family members to document the personal experiences of the noted American pictorial photographer. The papers are not dated, but most appear to have been created after Käsebier's death in 1934.

.3 linear feet; (1 box)

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University of Delaware Library - Special Collections

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