The Papers of Adalbert G. Fradenburgh, 192?-196?, 192?-193?

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The Papers of Adalbert G. Fradenburgh, 192?-196?, 192?-193?

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This collection of papers is contained in one archival box. There is a bound scrapbook that has items such as news clippings, invitations, small brochures of European traveling itineraries, and even several dinner menus that were handed out to those traveling by train (in one case on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company, in 1927). There are also some papers, correspondences, class lecture notes, and some personal information on Dr. Fradenburgh (his obituary), etc.

1 box (.5 cu.ft.)

Brooklyn College

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Fradenburgh, Adalbert G., 1868-1936.

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