Papers, 1890-1958.

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Papers, 1890-1958.

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Brown's personal papers, including correspondence, clippings, photographs, and artifacts. Much of the collection centers on the Browns' World War I service, Hilton Jr.'s death and burial in France, and Hilton Sr.'s voyage to France in 1919. War materials include correspondence, postcards, photographs, artifacts, and drawings. Family materials include letters, college notes, writings, and photos, and concern sons Paul, Arch,and Hilton Jr. and wife Jennie Hannah Brown. Hilton Sr.'s materials include newsclippings, programs, invitations, and items concerning the war and Butler University.

3 boxes, 1 scrapbook and 1 photo album.

Butler University Libraries

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Butler University Libraries

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