F. Ross Brown Papers 1890-1963 1907-1916

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F. Ross Brown Papers 1890-1963 1907-1916

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The F. Ross Brown Papers consist ofmaterials generated and assembled by Brown documenting his student yearsat Oregon Agricultural College, agricultural work in the 1910s, andparticipation in the Oregon Wildlife Federation and the National WildlifeFederation. The collection includes photographs, a photograph album,student memorabilia, and correspondence. Brown graduated from OregonAgricultural College in 1910.

0.3 cubic foot, including 85photographs; 1 box

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Oregon State University Libraries University Archives

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