George S. May Papers 1946-1999 1987-1995

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George S. May Papers 1946-1999 1987-1995

Eastern Michigan University professor of history; University of Michigan student notebooks, research materials on the history of the automobile in Michigan.

2.2 linear ft.

eng,

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SNAC Resource ID: 6390298

Bentley Historical Library

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