Bolt family papers, 1893-1973.

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Bolt family papers, 1893-1973.

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Series I consists of 3 boxes of genealogical and biographical material. Series II consists of 16 boxes of diaries. Series III consists of 19 boxes of correspondence. Series IV consists of 7 boxes of writings of Richard Arthur Bolt (1900-1960). Series V consists of 9 boxes of Bolt family memorabilia. Series VI consists of 4 boxes of Richard Arthur Bolt's collected works on health professions. Series VII consists of 17 boxes of photographs, glass plate negatives, slides and negatives of Bolt family members in U.S., Asia and Europe.

78 boxes (44.75 linear ft.)

University of the Pacific, William Knox Holt Memorial Library

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University of the Pacific, William Knox Holt Memorial Library

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