Papers, 1895-1980.

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Papers, 1895-1980.

Papers, 1895-1980, of Clifford Lee Lord, former director of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin (1946-1958) that primarily document his academic and professional career and personal life before and after his association with the Society. Included are correspondence, notes and reports concerning his study and teaching at Columbia University, his involvement with the American Association of State and Local History and the Federal Historical Records Survey in New York City and New Jersey, and his presidency of Hofstra University (1958-1973). Research materials and drafts relate to "Clio's Servant" (1967), his history of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin; the "History of the United States Naval Aviation" (1949); and his "Historical Atlas" of the United States (1944), among others.

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