Ellingsen, John Interview, 1999.

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Ellingsen, John Interview, 1999.

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In this interview John Ellingsen discusses his work in Garnet in summer of 1972; receiving an award in Washington, D.C. for that work; returning to work for Charles Bovey in 1972; and his work to organize and research the manuscript collections; and Bovey various collection stages. (OH 1985)

Cassette tape(s)(No tapes) Analog Transcript 26 p

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Ellingsen, John David, 1947-

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Bovey, Charles, 1907-1978

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Charles Argalis Bovey was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on May 1, 1907. His parents were Charles Cranston Bovey and Kate Koon Bovey, and his siblings were Martin Koon Bovey and Ruth Bovey Stevens. The Bovey family was part of the Washburn Crosby Milling Corporation, which became known as General Mills. Charles lived in Minneapolis until September 1923 when he attended Phillips Academy in Andover, Massachusetts. Upon graduating from Phillips, Charles decided he would rather learn t...