Ogden N. Rood correspondence, 1843-1902.

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Ogden N. Rood correspondence, 1843-1902.

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Consists primarily of letters by Rood (Princeton Class of 1852), written from Troy, N.Y., and Munich, Germany, to Mary Ogden (aunt) and Helen (sister) and Margaret Rood (aunt), and letters to him from family and friends, including one each from the artists W. B. Van Ingen and George Smillie.

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