Office files, 1900-1987 (inclusive).

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Office files, 1900-1987 (inclusive).

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Contains records reflecting the religious and social activities of Harvard and Radcliffe students and staff in the community, including records of various committees such as the Executive and Faculty Committees; office files pertaining to PBHA's involvement with national and international organizations; correspondence of the House president and Cabinet; Cabinet minutes; and routine records such as endowment files, budgets and accounts, payroll records; and fund-raising correspondence with alumni and others. Also records about PBHA programs, such as the American Indian Project, Wellmet Project, South End Low Cost Housing, and Columbia Point Program.

93 containers.

Harvard University Archives.

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SNAC Resource ID: 8181720

Harvard University Archives.

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