Frederick P. Leavenworth papers, 1855-1883.

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Frederick P. Leavenworth papers, 1855-1883.

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Letters, financial papers, two diaries (1855-1860), survey notes (1858-1860), maps, a brief Dakota-English vocabulary, and miscellany of Leavenworth, a surveyor and civil engineer. They pertain largely to his years in Minnesota (1856-1860) surveying and mapping areas in Le Sueur County and in the upper Minnesota River Valley.

0.4 cu. ft. (1 box, incl. 11 v.), and 2 oversize items.

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