Chatham, Beaverbrook Centre : 1960-1963. 1960 June 24 - 1963 Aug. 8.

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Chatham, Beaverbrook Centre : 1960-1963. 1960 June 24 - 1963 Aug. 8.

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Regarding the gift of a civic centre with reference library to the town of Chatham, N.B., this file consists of: letters, telegrams, booklists, blueprints, The Beaverbrook Civic & Culture Centre Constitution, furniture lists with illustrations, sample of upholstery fabric, price lists, invoices, receipts, progress reports, export documents, shipping lists, picture of the seal of Chatham, newspaper clipping about coats of arms carved by Stewart Blacker, drawing of library shelving, photographs of The Beaverbrook Centre and the carved seal of Chatham and of the Beaverbrook Centre (also known as the Chatham Civic Centre or the Beaverbrook Civic & Culture Centre).

Correspondence : 263 (372 leaves)Photographs : 10 : b&w.Technical drawings : 7 : blueprints, sketches.

University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, Harriet Irving Library

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University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, Harriet Irving Library

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