Levi Edgar Young papers, 1903-1964.

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Levi Edgar Young papers, 1903-1964.

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Correspondence, journals, scrapbooks (with photographs), lecture materials, published and unpublished manuscripts, memorabilia, and miscellany. The materials cover a large number of topics because of Young's involvement in religion, education, government (historical societies), and professional organizations. The diaries were kept while Young was serving as a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Switzerland. The photographs and post cards are also from his mission and are mainly depictions of European architecture and peoples.

3 boxes (15 linear in.)

Harold B. Lee Library

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Young, Levi Edgar, 1874-1963

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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. First Council of the Seventy

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