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TitleDorothy Gillespie papers, box 11 folder 39 (Sculpture, 1990s)
Date Created1990-1999
DescriptionDorothy Gillespie was an artist, a feminist activist, and a philanthropist. Her artwork, except for a few early paintings and several happenings in the 1960s, was entirely abstract. Gillespie was...
15582
TitleThe Four Leaf Clover (New Jersey State College of Agriculture)
Date Created1916
DescriptionShort Course student yearbook for The New Jersey State College of Agriculture at New Brunswick
15583
TitleLivingston College Yearbook
Date Created1978
DescriptionStudent yearbook for Livingston College.
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TitleCatalogue and price list of Edison incandescent electric lamps
Date Issued1890
DescriptionThomas Edison began serious research into developing a practical incandescent lamp in 1878. Edison filed his first patent application for "Improvement In Electric Lights" on 14 October 1878. After...
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TitleTracy Voorhees Papers
Date Created1957-1958
DescriptionLetters to and from Tracy Voorhees looking for scholarships and funding for Hungarian Refugees.
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TitleTracy Voorhees Papers
Date Created1957
DescriptionPress releases from the department of state regarding the Hungarian refugee relief program from April - June in 1958.
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TitleTracy Voorhees Papers
Date Created1956-1957
DescriptionA summary, including receipts and invoices, of Tracy Voorhees travel and other expenditures relating to the Hungarian refugees.
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TitleTracy Voorhees Papers
Date Created1957
DescriptionInformation about the reimbursement for domestic transportation costs to voluntary agencies that participated in the Hungarian refugee effort.
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TitleTracy Voorhees Papers
Date Created1957
DescriptionA memorandum for the record describing a proposed change in the rate of refugee arrivals.
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TitleReports from Mr. Tuck from Austria, 1956-1957
Date Created1956-1957
DescriptionHandwritten reports from Hallam Tuck from Austria and typed copies of those same reports.