Trinity Repertory Company archives, 1964-2008. [1964-2008]

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Trinity Repertory Company archives, 1964-2008. [1964-2008]

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This collection includes press clippings, board and development files, programs, scripts, promotional materials, posters, production photos, press releases, audio recordings, video, and film documenting the history of Trinity Repertory Company.

41 linear ft. (41 records center boxes)

Brown University, Brown University Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7684635

Brown University, Brown University Library

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Trinity Repertory Company

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