American Association of University Women. Missoula Branch Records 1903-2005

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American Association of University Women. Missoula Branch Records 1903-2005

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The Missoula branch of the AAUW has included women staff, faculty, and graduates since its inception in about 1903. The collection contains such items as original minutes, scrapbooks and the personal correspondence of past presidents.

13.5 linear feet

eng,

Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library Archives and Special Collections

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SNAC Resource ID: 6380243

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