Charles Mason Remey papers, 1940-1949.

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Charles Mason Remey papers, 1940-1949.

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34 bound volumes of diary, letters, and other writings of Charles Mason Remey. Subjects include the Bahʹa'ʹi faith, architecture, his family, and daily events. Volumes include text, clippings, photographs, and programs. Also, c. 160 volumes of reminiscences, letters, journals, opened in March 1995 after fifty years of restriction.

1.6 cubic ft.; c. 160 volumes.

Cornell University Library

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