Stewart Brand papers 1954-2000

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Stewart Brand papers 1954-2000

The Steward Brand papers contains correspondence, personal journals, manuscripts, photographs, poject records, articles, and publications.

53.0 Linear feet; (120 manuscript boxes, 4 flat boxes, 17 seven-inch reels, 15 audiocassettes, 140 micro-cassettes, 3 hard disk cartridges)

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