Gerry Sikorski papers, 1971-1995 (bulk 1976-1992).

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Gerry Sikorski papers, 1971-1995 (bulk 1976-1992).

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Legislative files of a Democratic-Farmer-Labor legislator who represented district 51 (Washington County) for three terms in the Minnesota State Senate (1976-1982) and the 6th district for five terms in Congress (1983-1992). The collection is particularly strong in its documentation of environmental and health care issues and legislation.

32.9 cu. ft. (34 boxes)

Minnesota Historical Society, Division of Archives and Manuscripts

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