Fannie Louise Davis Ennis Speeches and Essay Transcripts 1964

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Fannie Louise Davis Ennis Speeches and Essay Transcripts 1964

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The Fannie Louise Davis Ennis Speeches and Essay Transcripts consist of three typewritten transcriptions of two speeches and an essay written by Fannie Ennis detailing early Montana history, a overview of Yellowstone, and Ennis's memories of growing up in Virginia City. The typescript is supplemented with a photocopy of the original handwritten first page and a copy of Fannie's marriage license.

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MSU-Bozeman Library, Merrill G Burlingame Special Collections

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