Crazy-Horse chronicles : log of writing the Korczak Ziolkowski biography and the Crazy Horse Memorial project), 1975-1998.

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Crazy-Horse chronicles : log of writing the Korczak Ziolkowski biography and the Crazy Horse Memorial project), 1975-1998.

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A log kept by Robb DeWall about his time at the Crazy Horse Memorial; correspondence is also filed in the volumes. Included are 29 floppy disks.

3 linear ft. (2 record containers)

Stanford University. Department of Special Collections and University Archives

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Stanford University. Department of Special Collections and University Archives

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