Malcolm Douglas photograph collection [graphic], 1914-1958.

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Malcolm Douglas photograph collection [graphic], 1914-1958.

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Photographs from various stages in the life of Malcolm Douglas. These photos include an image of Douglas campaigning for superior court judge and his law school group annual. Additionally, there is a photo of Winston Churchill and Charles de Gaulle from 1945.

11 black and white photographic prints (3 folders) ; various sizes.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7807133

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