Mary N. Long papers, 1957-2001.

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Mary N. Long papers, 1957-2001.

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Primarily correspondence, minutes and agendas, notes and writings, printed material including reports, and artifacts, photographs, and ephemera make up the papers of Mary N. Long, 1957, 1965-2000. Materials relate to her employment at Grady Memorial Hospital and the Arthritis Foundation; to her service to the Georgia Nurses' Association, Georgia Nurses' Foundation, American Nurses Foundation, and other organizations; and to her work as an activist and community volunteer, including numerous speaking and training engagements as well as committee and board service. Long's political activism, state government service, and activity on behalf of the Georgia Democratic Party are also documented.

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