Papers, 1861-1971, 1898-1969.

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Papers, 1861-1971, 1898-1969.

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Includes correspondence, legal documents, literary productions, photographs, post cards, printed material and scrapbook material pertaining mainly to business and civic affairs of Dr. Hill. Literary productions contain extensive information on cotton industry pioneer A. L. Ward. Of special interest are family photographs on the Hills' Kerr County ranch, including some of Christmases from 1905 to 1908, showing mesquite Christmas trees and Dr. Hill as a child with her parents.

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Texas Tech University Libraries, Academic Library

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Texas Tech University Libraries, Academic Library

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