Aline Van Houten collection, 1925-1996.

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Aline Van Houten collection, 1925-1996.

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Materials collected by Aline Van Houten, a New Jersey teacher who retired to Eastham, Mass., of and/or relating to her husband, John Edwin Van Houten (d. 1978) and his brother Ralph Elmer Van Houten.

1 box.

Eastham Historical Society

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SNAC Resource ID: 8045571

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