Women's Faculty Club records 1927-1988

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Women's Faculty Club records 1927-1988

The University of Oregon Women's Faculty Club began in the 1920s (or earlier). Collection is comprised of secretary's ledgers, annual reports, constitutions, minutes, membership and account ledger, publications, correspondence, scrapbooks, and Newcomer's Club material including event and activity notebooks, and President's notebook.

5.0 linear feet, 5 containers

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