George A. Sinner photograph collection [graphic]. 1970s-1992.

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George A. Sinner photograph collection [graphic]. 1970s-1992.

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The George A. Sinner Photograph Collection spans from the late 1970s and continues into the early 1990s; mostly of trips that Sinner took to the Republic of China and Japan when he was North Dakota Governor. This collection consists of ninety-three color photographic prints. They came as part of the accession of scrapbooks and artifacts from Sinner's governorship.

4 photograph albums (186 photographic prints)

North Dakota State University Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7950373

North Dakota State University Library

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Sinner, George A.

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American Crystal Sugar Company

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