J. Raleigh Nelson papers, 1893-1957.

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J. Raleigh Nelson papers, 1893-1957.

Correspondence and other papers concerning School of Engineering, his work with foreign students, particularly those from Latin America, student dramatic productions for which Nelson was director, his interest in proposed University College, the activities and affairs of class of 1894, and his work as chairman of Tappan Reunion Committee which attempted to bring alumni from the years of the Tappan Presidency to University for a reunion in June 1930; also photographs.

4.5 linear ft. and 1 outsize folder.

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Bentley Historical Library

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