Hattie and Minnie Mooser papers 1877-1967

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Hattie and Minnie Mooser papers 1877-1967

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Hattie and Minnie Mooser were hostesses who were a part of the bohemian and theatrical life of San Francisco. The collection consists primarily of scrapbooks documenting the Mooser sisters' interest and work in theater and their businesses (the Tiffin Room and the Aladdin Nite Club).

Number of containers: 2 boxes, 8 oversize boxes; (linear feet: 4)

Bancroft Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 6661245

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