Frederick L. Stone family papers, 1891-1991.

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Frederick L. Stone family papers, 1891-1991.

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Chiefly personal papers of Stone's son, Harlan Fiske Stone, American jurist and Supreme Court justice, including correspondence, writings, speeches, photographs, 2 newsreel films, memorabilia, articles, and clippings, reflecting his life and career; materials about H.F. Stone's brother, Winthrop E. Stone, particularly relating to his career as president of Purdue University and death in a mountain-climbing accident; papers of Frederick L. Stone (father of H.F. and W.E. Stone), relating to his farm in Amherst and other local investments and activities; papers of David F. Stone, ikncluding records, photographs, and scrapbooks reflecting his military service with U.S. Naval Reserve during World War I; small amount of material on Marshall H. Stone and Agnes H. Stone, wife of Harlan F. Stone; family photographs; and genealogical information on the Stone family.

6.5 linear ft.

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