Veronica Casey papers 1900-1979 [manuscript].

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Veronica Casey papers 1900-1979 [manuscript].

The collection contains notes, correspondence, newsletters, minutes, memos, reports and other teaching tools from Casey's career in education. Extensive collection of correspondence between Casey and family members. Also school notes and papers, thesis, scrapbooks, journals, family photographs and negatives, publications and postcards, brochures and guides from trips.

16 linear ft. (16 boxes), 1 oversize box.

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