Frank Frisch Scrapbooks : scrapbooks, 1913-1969.

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Frank Frisch Scrapbooks : scrapbooks, 1913-1969.

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This collection is comprised of 69 volumes. The majority concern the years in which Frisch was not a major league player but rather his hobbies, pastimes and lifestyle. His interests and hobbies included politics, reading, gardening, opera, religion and food. Throughout the collection, there are hand-written comments and opinions, often over clippings. The majority of the collection are newspaper and magazine clippings, they also contain correspondence, photos, programs, radio scripts and certificates.

69 scrapbooks.

National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

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National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

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