Margaret Prince Papers 1961-2005 1966-1994

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Margaret Prince Papers 1961-2005 1966-1994

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The administrative records of the United Nations Association of the United States of America, Albuquerque Chapter comprise the core of Margaret Prince's Papers. The collection also documents Prince's involvement of the League of Women Voters and the League of Women Voters' involvement with water issues. The collection also contains material relating to New Mexico Democratic Party politics, anti-Vietnam War activities, and New Mexico soil and water conservation districts.

4 boxes (3.1 cu. ft.) plus 1 oversize folder

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