Vivian P. Nemhauser papers, 1927-2003.

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Vivian P. Nemhauser papers, 1927-2003.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/495469649

The collection consists of correspondence, material from various aviation training, flight logs, certificates and identification cards, oral history material, clippings and programs relating to Ameila Earhart, an obituary, newspaper clippings, photographs and post cards, organizational material, and publications, all which relate to Vivian (Gilchrist) Nemhauser's training and career as a pilot. Small Manuscript collection 20906 was added to the collection in February 2011.

3 cubic ft.

State Historical Society of North Dakota State Archives

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SNAC Resource ID: 7609310

State Historical Society of North Dakota State Archives

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