Isaac Burpee papers, circa 1932-1946.

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Isaac Burpee papers, circa 1932-1946.

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Papers, circa 1932-1946, of Isaac Burpee, consisting of accounting records of Coos Bay, South Umpqua, and Yaquina Bay Jetty construction, and business correspondence, budgets, and architectural drawings relating to the projects. Materials includes a Burpee family genealogical chart, correspondence, and documents pertaining to book acquisitions for his Pacific Northwest Americana Library. Papers contain correspondence relating to the Oregon Historical Society's Memorials Committee and Burpee's research notes and correspondence about the Know Nothing (American) Party of Oregon.

3 cubic feet (1 document case, 2 oversize folders)

Oregon Historical Society Research Library

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