Hall (Dr. Pearl M.) Memorial Committee correspondence, 1928-1930.

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Hall (Dr. Pearl M.) Memorial Committee correspondence, 1928-1930.

1928 - 1930

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Hall, Sanatorium Superintendent from 1918 through 1928, died July 18, 1928. The correspondence documents the committee's efforts to raise money to commission a marble bust of the doctor for display in the children's building, then under construction and to be named after Hall. Includes letters between Committee Chair S. O. West and the sculptor, Charles S. Wells, Minneapolis; Clarence H. Johnston, architect of the building; and former patients and colleagues sending contributions. There is a copy of the committee's form letter sent to former patients explaining the project and requesting both contributions and information about their health, and several letters from Hall's widow, Anna C. Hall. The bust, bronze instead of marble, was completed in January 1930.

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Minnesota Historical Society, Division of Archives and Manuscripts

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