William Ivy Hair papers, 1909-1992.

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William Ivy Hair papers, 1909-1992.

The personal papers of William Ivy Hair include professional correspondence, newspaper articles written about and by Dr. Hair, course notes and syllabi, and Georgia College correspondence.

2.5 linear ft.

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