Carrie Fosseen papers, 1914-1951.

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Carrie Fosseen papers, 1914-1951.

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Correspondence, clippings, speeches, printed items, and biographical data pertaining largely to Fosseen's activities as a Minneapolis, state, and national officer in the Republican party, including her election as a delegate to the Republican national convention (1920), her organization (1921) of the Republican Federation of Women in Minnesota, her service as national committee woman (1921-1937), state political campaigns of 1932 and 1946, and her membership in and presidency (1903-1949) of the Dome Club, a social organization for wives of members of the Minnesota legislature (where her husband Manley L. served from 1903-1913).

0.75 cu. ft. (1 box and 3 v.)1 microfilm reel : negative.

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