William Christian Weber papers, 1858-1940.

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William Christian Weber papers, 1858-1940.

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Business correspondence relating to Weber's activities as a dealer in timber lands, his role as a member of the Art Commission in the development of Detroit, Michigan's Cultural Center, his involvement in the construction of the Detroit-Windsor bridge and tunnel and his activities during World War I; and correspondence and class notes of his sons, Harry B. and Erwin W. Weber, while attending University of Michigan; also photographs and maps.

28 linear ft. (30 boxes), 15 v. and 15 folders [outsize].

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Bentley Historical Library

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Ortmann, Charles L., b. 1830.

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Weber, William Christian, 1853-1952.

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