Matlack family papers, 1912-1996.

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Matlack family papers, 1912-1996.

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Includes a variety of materials belonging to several family members that were found in the family home: legal papers; personal calendars of Merta, David, and Laura; papers of Henry and Merta from their professional careers; and Merta's and Laura's correspondence and other personal papers. They provide a glimpse into the activities of this fascinating Grinnell family.

13 boxes (4 linear ft.)

Grinnell College. Burling Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7414894

Grinnell College. Burling Library

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