Richard Tregaskis papers, 1880-2011 (bulk 1927-1973)

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Richard Tregaskis papers, 1880-2011 (bulk 1927-1973)

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Collection contains published and draft versions of Tregaskis's writings, including books, articles, and scripts. Also present is research material, including both files and numerous diaries kept by Tregaskis as he covered WWII, Vietnam, Korea, and various world travels to many foreign countries. The collection also contains both personal and professional correspondence and files. Photographs depicting Tregaskis's experience in Vietnam; WWII, China, and Korea; his world travels; and personal life are also contained in the collection. Also present are audio and visual materials containing Tregaskis interviews and research, speeches, and third-party productions featuring either Tregaskis or his works.

62.49 cubic ft. (92 boxes)

Univerisity of Wyoming. American Heritage Center.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7143959

Univerisity of Wyoming. American Heritage Center.

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