Personal and family papers, ca. 1896-1953.

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Personal and family papers, ca. 1896-1953.

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Collection apparently derives from Derwent Wood's wife Florence, chiefly comprised of general correspondence of Francis and Florence Derwent Wood, with a number of casting estimates and invoices (1926-1927), with an illustrated page from a notebook (n.d.), photographs of Wood and his work, and printed ephemera (1926) related to his memorial service and exhibition.

ca. 115 items.

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