J. Roy Rowland Papers, Series V: Photographs, 1986-1994.

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J. Roy Rowland Papers, Series V: Photographs, 1986-1994.

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The photographs include 106 photo files and 35mm negatives of J. Roy Rowland with constituents and at various events. Of note are the photos of Rowland with Ginger Rogers and Woody Allen.

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