Hubert and Grace Harris collection.

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Hubert and Grace Harris collection.

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Hubert Harris and Grace Milne Harris worked at the Jicarilla Indian School in Dulce, New Mexico from 1929 to 1933. Mr. Harris was in charge of the dairy herd and Miss Milne taught at the Sanatorium from 1930 to 1932. Their daughter, Grace H. Turner, donated the photographs and newspaper clipping along with a bit of biographical information about her parents.

Less than .2 linear feet.

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