Professional papers, 1912-1974, 1928-1973 (bulk)

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Professional papers, 1912-1974, 1928-1973 (bulk)

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Papers include correspondence, accounts, notes, memos, blueprints, maps, printed material, drawings, diagrams, photos, bills, clippings, reports, permits, certificates, and tracings generated by jobs on which Weinberg worked or with which he was affiliated. These are located primarily in New York City (although some are from other states and foreign countries), particularly Greenwich Village, parts of Manhattan, and Vinmont in Riverdale, the Bronx, 1931-1972.

964 cubic ft.

Campbell University, Wiggins Memorial Library

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Campbell University, Wiggins Memorial Library

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