Edmund Heinsohn Papers 1912-1990

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Edmund Heinsohn Papers 1912-1990

Correspondence, articles, sermons,news clippings, sound recordings, printed materials and photographs, comprise theEdmund Heinsohn Papers, 1912-1990, documenting his ministries at the First MethodistChurch in Georgetown and United Methodist Church in Austin, Texas.

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