Brigham Young University President's Records, 1949-1975.

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Brigham Young University President's Records, 1949-1975.

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The presidential papers of Ernest L. Wilkinson span the years 1949-1975. They cover his pre-appointment period to the presidency, his presidential administration and his post-presidential activities. The collection documents University activities, programs, policies and procedures, and public relations with other universities, national, state and local organizations. It contains correspondence, memos, reports, meeting minutes, newspaper clippings, and related materials.

603 boxes and 99 v. (365.5 linear ft.)

Harold B. Lee Library

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