The Karl F. Herzfeld papers. 1886-1974.

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The Karl F. Herzfeld papers. 1886-1974.

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Span from 1886, the date of the first photograph, to 1974, the date of the final additions to the autobiography and family history manuscript. The majority of the materials, however, fall within the ranges of 1948-1967. The papers include correspondence, reports, publications, maps, photographs, news clippings, and two manuscripts written by Herzfeld.

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