James A. Goodwin papers, 1942-2007 [manuscript].

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James A. Goodwin papers, 1942-2007 [manuscript].

Collection contains photographs (1942, n.d.); discharge papers (1945); clippings (1986-2007); copy of Goodwin's memoir: And gladly guide, reflections on a life in the mountains (2003); untitled manuscript (n.d.); interview transcript (2004).

.25 linear ft. (1 box)

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