St. Joseph Labre Mission records, 1883-2006.

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St. Joseph Labre Mission records, 1883-2006.

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Other than a few administrative letters and reports, this collection contains scant documentation of the period of the Jesuits' residence (1884-1897) at St. Labre Mission. More primary source material is available in the personal papers of Frs. Barcelo, Prando and Van Der Velden, S.J.

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Gonzaga University, Foley Center Library

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Gonzaga University, Foley Center Library

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