Elizabeth Hughes Gossett papers 1907-1990 1924-1981

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Elizabeth Hughes Gossett papers 1907-1990 1924-1981

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Volunteer in local and national community and professional organizations and resident of Bloomfield Hills, Michigan from 1947-1981; records include photographs, correspondence, articles, newspaper clippings, and notes related to Gossett’s personal life and volunteer activities.

2.6 linear feet in 3 boxes

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