Mark H. Wight's collection of correspondence on Washington State Supreme Court Judges' portraits, 1933-1958.

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Mark H. Wight's collection of correspondence on Washington State Supreme Court Judges' portraits, 1933-1958.

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The collection consists of approximateley 59 letters of correspondence either sent to or from Mark H. Wight, State Law Librarian, regarding the portraits of the Washington State Supreme Court Judges that were to be hung in the Washington State Law Library. The letters were written between 1931 and 1958. The collection of letters include letters written by Mr. Wight to either judges and/or judges families requesting and arranging for portraits so that they could be hung in the Washington State Law Library in Olympia, WA. The collection includes responses or copies of responses to his letters.

1 binder (59 leaves)

Washington State Library, Office of Secretary of State

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SNAC Resource ID: 6955124

Washington State Library, Office of Secretary of State

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