Ann Fears Crawford Papers 1917-1991

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Ann Fears Crawford Papers 1917-1991

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A life-long resident of East Texas, Ann Fears Crawford (1932-2004) was a Texas author, historian, and teacher. The Ann Fears Crawford Papers contain research material, writings, teaching material, printed items, and audio tapes representing professional activities and interests.

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