Darwin Bristow papers, 1884-1951.

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Darwin Bristow papers, 1884-1951.

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Personal financial materials, brief historical and biographical sketches, and records of the North Fairview Mining Company (1905-1909). Bristow's political activities are not well documented but copies of a few speeches and small literary pieces that he prepared give some insight into his character.

12.5 cm.

Lane County Museum

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