Records, 1914-1932.

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Records, 1914-1932.

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The records provide limited documentation of the organization's activities and governance. The invitations and programs are the best source of information about The Arts' events. The Arts' hosted piano recitals, plays, readings, lectures, and teas. The guest books reflect the range of visitors: Robert Frost, Arthur Fairbanks, Carl Sandburg, and Louis Untermeyer to name a few.

.75 ft. (2 boxes)

Dartmouth College Library

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