Hunt Family Papers, 1860-1994. Bulk [1933-1984.]

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Hunt Family Papers, 1860-1994. Bulk [1933-1984.]

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This collection includes 16.4 cubic feet of correspondence, creative works, research files, subject files, financial documentation, diaries, lectures, publications, scrapbooks, ephemera, photographs, clippings, media and artifacts. These papers, from 1860 to 1994 in Colorado Springs and Manitou Springs, document the lives of Sylvia Inez Whitaker Hunt, a writer; her husband Nelson Vincent Hunt, a carpenter and enterpreneur; and her father-in-law Luther Milton Hunt, a grain dealer and teacher from 1860 to 1994 in Colorado Springs and Manitou Springs.

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Special Collections in the 1905 Carnegie Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 6401875

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