Celeste Parrish (1854-1819) memorials, circa 1925, 1952.

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Celeste Parrish (1854-1819) memorials, circa 1925, 1952.

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The collection consists of a TMsS by Mary E. Creswell entitled "Personal recollections of Celeste Parrish." Also included is a printed item entitled "The early life story of Miss Celeste Parrish," dated 1925. There is also a typed carbon of an article from the Atlanta Journal, Sept. 9, 1918, and several miscellaneous printed items.

9 items (0.1 linear ft.)

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SNAC Resource ID: 7333335

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