Clayton, Nicholas J. Papers, 1896-1910

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Clayton, Nicholas J. Papers, 1896-1910

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Comprising a letterpress, advertisements, correspondence, and carpenter's specifications, the Nicholas J. Clayton Papers, 1896-1910, chronicle Clayton's architectural career in Galveston, Texas, including construction projects and professional activities in conjunction with the Columbian League of Texas, J. O. Dyer, and the Catholic Knights of Columbus, among others.

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