Walter Tuchscherer Papers 1905-1978

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Walter Tuchscherer Papers 1905-1978

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Walter Tuchscherer was a brewer and pharmacist in Montana and other western states. This collection contains items that pertain to Walter Tuchscherer's life, with documents dating from 1905-1978.

0.5 linear feet, 12 artifacts, 88 photographs

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Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library Archives and Special Collections

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SNAC Resource ID: 6370308

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