Grace and Charles Braden papers, 1912-1970.

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Grace and Charles Braden papers, 1912-1970.

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Personal papers of Braden and his wife, Grace McMurray Braden, also a Methodist missionary in Bolivia and Chile, including diaries, correspondence, mss., bulletins, publications, and photographs.

.66 cubic ft.

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United Methodist Church, General Commission on Archives and History

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