New Mexico letters, 1900-1962.

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New Mexico letters, 1900-1962.

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Summary: Collection consists of seven letters written by various people, one will and testament by Charles A. Taggart, photographer, and a booklet of Himnos Sagrados. One letter is signed by Eleanor Roosevelt in 1962.

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Museum of New Mexico Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7614501

Museum of New Mexico Library

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