Papers, 1876-1928, bulk 1876-1904.

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Papers, 1876-1928, bulk 1876-1904.

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The collection consists primarily of Fairbanks' business and political papers (1876-1904). Included are letter books and correspondence concerning state and national politics, Fairbanks' U.S. Senate office, and legal cases. Correspondence also concerns the 1896 campaign and the Alaska Boundry Dispute. Scrapbooks include material related to Fairbanks' political and legal affairs, and Cornelia Cole Fairbanks' work with the Daughters of the American Revolution. Also included is a diary (1922-1928) kept by Fairbanks' daughter, Adelaide Fairbanks Causey (circa 1875-1961). Visual materials include portrait photographs of Charles and Cornelia Fairbanks, relatives and associates, and homes and events. The albums contain travel photos from various trips taken by the Fairbanks.

Manuscript Materials:14 manuscript boxes, 45 bound volumes.Visual Materials: 13 albums, 1 box of photographs, 3 oversize boxes of photographs, 2 oversize folders of photographs.

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Indiana Historical Society Library

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