Joan Growe papers, [1936], 1973-1998.

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Joan Growe papers, [1936], 1973-1998.

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Correspondence (1973-1998), campaign files (1973-1994), speech and event files (1973-1998), subject files (1981-1998), newspaper clippings (1974-1998), photographs (1973-1990s), and audio and video recordings of a DFL state representative from District 40A (1973-1974), long-time Minnesota Secretary of State (1975-1998), and candidate for the U.S. Senate (1984).

18.0 cu. ft. (18 boxes and 1 oversize folder)

Minnesota Historical Society, Division of Archives and Manuscripts

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