Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Minnesota records, 1862-1992.

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Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Minnesota records, 1862-1992.

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Records related to a state-wide womens organization focused primarily on raising public awareness of the personal and social problems brought about by the consumption of alcoholic beverages, and on the advocacy of individual abstinence and prohibition. Includes records of district and local unions (chapters).

10.5 cubic feet (11 boxes)

Minnesota Historical Society Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7315727

Minnesota Historical Society Library

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