Danner family papers, 1832-1991.

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Danner family papers, 1832-1991.

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Personal papers of Helen Danner and her parents. Helen Danner's papers include correspondence relating to her attendance at Carleton College and her travels in Europe. Papers of her parents include an extensive run of their personal income tax returns, along with correspondence, deeds, passports, World War I and World War II documents, scrapbooks, and other materials.

3 linear ft.

Litchfield Historical Society

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