Papers 1953-1988, (bulks: 1959-1969).

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Papers 1953-1988, (bulks: 1959-1969).

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Includes correspondence, printed materials, scrapbook materials, office files and literary productions. Bulks (1959-1969) with mauscript material and page proofs from A HISTORY OF LUBBOCK, and with materials regarding Dr. Graves' tenure as a Texas Tech professor, Dean, and Interim President.

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Texas Tech University Libraries, Academic Library

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