Administrative Records of Albany College (Oregon) Acting President, Benjamin A. Thaxter 1941-1942

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Administrative Records of Albany College (Oregon) Acting President, Benjamin A. Thaxter 1941-1942

This collection is made up of materials relating to the administration of Albany College (Oregon) during the administration of Acting President Benjamin A. Thaxter, who served in this position from December 1941-June 1942.

.25 cubic feet; 1 box

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SNAC Resource ID: 6373983

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