Frances W. Peabody papers, 1821-1999.

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Frances W. Peabody papers, 1821-1999.

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Board and committee meeting agendas and minutes, personal notes, historical materials, letters, media clippings, newsletters, annual reports, catalogs, and miscellaneous bookkeeping and accounting records related to each organization/company.

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Maine Historical Society Library

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Peabody, Frances W.

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Frances Wilson Peabody was born in 1903 in Portland, Me., graduated from Smith College and was active in Colonial Dames, Morse-Libby House, Greater Portland Landmarks, and other organizations; president of National Society of Colonial Dames of America in Maine from 1964-1968 and also chair of the Tate House, which is run by the Colonial Dames, for many years. From the description of Colonial Dames papers, ca. 1975-1990. (Maine Historical Society Library). WorldCat record id: 75578829...