Papers of Lillian B. Lawler, 1911-1968.

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Papers of Lillian B. Lawler, 1911-1968.

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The Lillian Lawler papers consist primarily of reprints of the twenty-seven articles written by Lawler, mostly on the subject of dance in ancient Greece. There are also some journals and photographs chronicling her travels to Rome, Greece, Bermuda, and Australia.

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