Katharine Wolfe papers, 1912-1972 (bulk 1928-1964)

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Katharine Wolfe papers, 1912-1972 (bulk 1928-1964)

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The Katharine Wolfe papers primarily document her work on an unpublished dance history book, The Concert Dance, begun during the summer of 1942 and completed in 1960.

Arranged in series: I. Correspondence, 1937-1969; II. Research materials, 1912-1972; III. Writings, circa 1960 and undated.

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New York Public Library System, NYPL

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