Official correspondence-Director, Bureau of Sanitary Engineering, 1911-1957.

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Official correspondence-Director, Bureau of Sanitary Engineering, 1911-1957.

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This is the official correspondence and subject files of the Director of the Bureau of Sanitary Engineering. The records document the activities of the bureau during its early years under the State Board of Health and the Department of Health.

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Kentucky Department of Libraries and Archives, Kentucky State Archives

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