Papers, 1972-1999 (bulk 1977-1992).

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Papers, 1972-1999 (bulk 1977-1992).

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Includes correspondence, flyers, programs, newspaper clippings, transcribed interviews, memorabilia, college course materials, photographs, a videotape, book reviews, magazine articles, and manuscript drafts of E. Ethelbert Miller. Also included are materials associated with the African American Writers Stamp Project which Mr. Miller headed.

3.5 cubic feet, 3 record center boxes.

Emory & Henry College, Kelly Library

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Emory & Henry College, Kelly Library

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