Joan Growe papers. 1936, 1973-1998.

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Joan Growe papers. 1936, 1973-1998.

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Personal papers, primarily consisting of campaign files, speeches, and subject files, of a former DFL state legislator from the Minnetonka and Eden Prairie area who later served as Minnesota Secretary of State for 24 years.

Minnesota Historical Society

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