Harry Angelo scrapbooks, ca. 1855-1894.

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Harry Angelo scrapbooks, ca. 1855-1894.

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Scrapbooks kept by American minstrel performer and song writer, Harry Angelo.

4 boxes (3 linear ft.)

eng,

Harvard Theater Collection, Houghton Library, Harvard College Library, Harvard University

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