Records, 1904-1907.

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Records, 1904-1907.

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Contains correspondence, minutes of Board of Directors' meetings, incorporation documents, invoices, and financial statements. Correspondence is primarily between Museum Secretary George E. Hooker and others, including Jane Addams.

1 v. (376 p.) ; 29 cm.

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