William Carney papers 1942-1987

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William Carney papers 1942-1987

The William Carney Papers, 1942-1987, consists of writings, correspondence, journals, engagement books, photographs, and slides. Drafts of various written works, both published and unpublished, make up the bulk of the collection. Correspondence is both incoming and outgoing, and correspondents consist of family, friends, and acquaintances. The photographs and slides are primarily of Carney, his friends and family, and of various trips taken. Of particular interest is Carney's World War II journal during his time as a gunner in the United States Air Force.

Number of containers: 16 cartons, 8 boxes; Linear feet: 23

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