Errol Hill papers, 1800-2003 (bulk 1960-2002)

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Errol Hill papers, 1800-2003 (bulk 1960-2002)

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The papers contain professional and personal correspondence, magazines, newspapers, playbills, manuscript drafts for books, undergraduate and graduate school records, scripts, brochures, article clippings, lectures, conference literature, syllabi, notes, diplomas, reports, posters, theatrical scores, photographs, slides, phonograph records, cassette tapes, video cassettes, reel-to-reel audio tapes, postcards, motion picture film, scrapbooks, and research materials. The papers document the personal and professional life of theatre historian and college professor Errol G. Hill. Of note are professor Hill's extensive research materials used in his teaching and writing on the subject of Caribbean and black theatre.

139 boxes (215 linear feet)

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