Administrative records: directors' records, 1940-1983.

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Administrative records: directors' records, 1940-1983.

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Correspondence of first director, Juliana Force, composed of museum, personal, and outside activity papers, including letters relating to the coalition with the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and papers concerning her death and biography, 1940-1949. Correspondence of Lloyd Goodrich (1897-1987) including some correspondence concerning his research, 1950-1976. Curatorial, executive, and administrative files of John I.H. Baur, 1952-1975, as well as his exhibition records, 1970-1972. General correspondence and exhibition records of Thomas N. Armstrong, III, 1968-1983.

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Campbell University, Wiggins Memorial Library

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Campbell University, Wiggins Memorial Library

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