Robert B. McKay papers, 1919-1990.

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Robert B. McKay papers, 1919-1990.

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This collection contains materials generated by McKay while serving a variety of directorial, professorial and public service functions. Materials include reports, correspondence, transcripts of speeches, clippings, and periodicals.

47 linear ft. (47 boxes).

Churchill County Museum

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Churchill County Museum

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