Mueller, Esther L., Papers 1845, 1916-1984

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Mueller, Esther L., Papers 1845, 1916-1984

Papers produced and collected by Esther L. Mueller (1902–1984), pertain primarily to her study of, and writings about, the history of Fredericksburg and Gillespie County.

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