Mary Lyndon, Dean of Women, papers, 1914-1964.

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Mary Lyndon, Dean of Women, papers, 1914-1964.

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This collection consists of period photographs and correspondence, along with tributes written upon her death in 1924. In addition there are numerous programs, photographs, and letters associated with the celebration of Mary Lyndon Day in 1964. Mary Lyndon's 1914 graduation gown is also included.

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