Katharine Stinson papers, 1937-2001 [manuscript]

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Katharine Stinson papers, 1937-2001 [manuscript]

Collection contains items detailing Stinson's work in the aviation industry and her experiences as a student and an alumnus of North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering. The collection is comprised of professional documents, photographs, correspondence, video and audiotaped oral histories, periodical articles and clippings, and printed and artifactual memorabilia. Materials describe Stinson's life and achievements between 1937 and 2001.

2 linear ft. (4 archival boxes)

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