Summary Information
Clifford Lee Lord Papers
1895-1980
- Lord, Clifford Lee, 1912-1980
M64-276
41.4 c.f. (39 record center cartons, 1 archives box, and 2 flat boxes)
Wisconsin Historical Society (Map)
Papers, 1895-1980, of Clifford Lee Lord, former director of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin (1946-1958) that primarily document his academic and professional career and personal life before and after his association with the Society. Included are correspondence, notes and reports concerning his study and teaching at Columbia University, his involvement with the American Association of State and Local History and the Federal Historical Records Survey in New York City and New Jersey, and his presidency of Hofstra University (1958-1973). Research materials and drafts relate to Clio's Servant (1967), his history of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin; the History of the United States Naval Aviation (1949); and his Historical Atlas of the United States (1944), among others.
English
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Biography/History
Clifford Lee Lord was born in Mount Vernon, New York, on September 4, 1912. He attended elementary school in that community and graduated from A.B. Davis High School. He went on to study at Amherst College, receiving an A.B. in history in 1933, and an M.A. in American history in 1934. He then went to Columbia University to pursue his doctorate. While doing so, he worked as a lecturer and later an instructor in American history in the University Extension from 1935 to 1941. Clifford Lord received his Ph.D. in American History from Columbia University in 1943.
Between 1935 and 1942, he was employed as a project supervisor and consultant to the Federal Historical Records Survey program working both in New York City and New Jersey. In this capacity, he was responsible for the management of several projects. These included compiling and editing the messages and papers of the presidents (1896-1936); designing base maps for each house of each Congress, working out district lines, compiling all roll call votes, mapping each roll call, and preparing a digest of each vote; preparing a series of maps showing the evolution of the boundaries of the federal district courts; and preparing a list and index of presidential executive orders through 1936. This effort resulted in the publication of List and Index of Presidential Executive Orders (Hastings House, 1944) and the first volume (of a projected eighty-eight) of the Atlas of Congressional Roll Calls (New York State Historical Association, 1943). He also collaborated with his wife Elizabeth in the compilation and publication of the Historical Atlas of the United States (Henry Holt, 1944).
Between September 1941 and March 1946, Mr. Lord served as the Director of the New York State Historical Association (NYSHA) in Cooperstown. He worked at gathering together the base collections of its Farmers' Museum. He also started a junior historians program and reformed and refocused the operations of the museum library. He was the editor of the association's quarterly magazine (New York History), and the author of several booklets and pamphlets on New York history.
During the years 1943 through 1946, while on a leave of absence from the NYSHA, he served on active duty with the United States Naval Reserve reaching the rank of Lieutenant Commander. During that time he was appointed historian of the Bureau of Aeronautics and Office of the Deputy Chief of Naval Operations (Air). He was assigned to prepare a classified internal history of the administration of the Navy's aviation program. This work eventually reached a total of twenty manuscript volumes. He also co-authored the official History of Naval Aviation, 1889-1941 (Yale, 1949).
Clifford Lord was appointed as Director of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin (SHSW) in September 1946. He held this post for twelve years until August 1958. During his directorship, the membership of the society more than doubled, the level of state and private funding rose fivefold, and the society's headquarters building was completely renovated. Other accomplishments include the creation of a state archives and a model public records program, the formation of a regional depository system, the start of an experimental federal documents loan program, the establishment of the Mass Communications History Center, a doubling of the size of the manuscripts collection, and the acquisition of the McCormick collection.
The society's collecting program was improved with the creation of a field service, and its interaction with the public was enhanced with the introduction of both a Junior Historian program and a Historymobile tour. Lord worked vigorously for the development of the society's first historic sites --Villa Louis, Stonefield Farm and Craft Museum, and Old Wade House. He was also active in the development of three independent museums--the National Railroad Museum in Green Bay, the Wisconsin Medical Museum in Prairie du Chien, and the Circus World Museum in Baraboo (later acquired by the society).
Clifford Lord also established the American History Research Center at Wisconsin which published a number of books on regional and local history. In 1958, in cooperation with Carl Ubbelohde, he wrote the definitive history of the society --Clio's Servant (SHSW, 1967).
Between 1956 and 1960, Lord was president of the American Association for State and Local History, having served on its council for fifteen years. He was also vice-president of the National Railroad Museum in Green Bay from 1956 to 1963. Additionally, he served as chairman of the advisory council of the American History Research Center from 1951 to 1959.
Clifford Lord was named as Dean of the School of General Studies at Columbia University in September 1958. In addition to his supervisory duties, he also taught a graduate seminar each semester. During his tenure, he was instrumental in the equalization of faculty salaries with teaching loads; in the creation of an honors program and an area studies program; and in the renovation of Lewisohn Hall.
In September 1964, he was appointed to the presidency of Hofstra University in Hampstead, Long Island. The Hofstra trustees felt that he combined the qualities of a “scholar-administrator, with a record of broad and successful experience, a man deeply committed to improving the role of higher education in the society that it serves.” In 1972, he was appointed chancellor of the university. He was instrumental in transforming Hofstra from a commuter school into a major university. He created both the law and business schools, as well as the first six doctoral programs. He oversaw the rebuilding of major portions of the campus adding twenty-one buildings on sixty-two acres. He created residence halls, doubled the size of the university's endowment, and achieved professional accreditation for programs in business, chemistry, drama, education, engineering, and law.
In August 1973, he left Hoftstra to take a position as president of the Hudson Institute in Croton-on-Hudson, New York. This was a international and economic policy “think tank” of about eighty employees founded by Herman Kahn. Lord was responsible for overall management of the institute. This included staff supervision, management of projects, budget creation and control, and the solicitation of grants and new research contracts. He stayed in this position for little more than one year before resigning in a dispute with the chairman of the board over policy and budgetary issues.
In 1975, he was one of three final candidates for the position of Librarian of Congress. He worked as a project consultant for both the New York State Maritime Museum and the Philadelphia Maritime Museum between 1975 and 1977. In 1976, he was awarded the American Association for State and Local History's Award of Distinction. He also lead an assessment team from the Middle States Association of Colleges to the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis that same year.
In 1977 at the age of sixty-four, he accepted an appointment as director of the New Jersey Historical Society. At the time, this organization was suffering from severe budgetary constraints, falling membership, an aging facility, and a lack of a clear mission. Lord assumed the post because he felt “inclined to one last, perhaps forlorn, but challenging assignment.” During his brief stewardship he strove to increase both state and private funding; he initiated the first programs to document New Jersey's ethnic heritage; he created proposals to overhaul the society's administrative and corporate structure; and he initiated a shakeup of the staff. Although his ideas were met with increasing resistance from the society's governing body, Lord was intent on persevering with a policy of thoroughgoing reform.
In 1978, Clifford Lord's wife Elizabeth was diagnosed with cancer, and she died in January 1979. Shortly thereafter, he was also diagnosed as having a malignant tumor. After successful medical treatment, Lord returned to his duties as director. However, he resigned his position in the Fall of 1979 due both to his illness and because of opposition to his programs from within the society. Clifford Lord died of cancer on October 22, 1980.
Some of his other publications include Ideas In Conflict: A Colloquium On Certain Problems In Historical Society Work (ed., Harrisburg, 1958), Keepers of the Past (North Carolina, 1965), and Teaching History With Community Resources (Teachers College Press, 1967).
Administrative/Restriction Information
Presented by Clifford L. Lord, 1958, 1962, 1964-1965, 1967, 1970, 1972-1977, 1980, 1989; and the Clifford L. Lord Estate, 1979. Accession Number: M64-276, M64-290, M65-156, M67-281, M70-312, M72-112, M73-208, M73-253, M73-331, M74-543, M75-044, M76-083, M76-470, M77-083, M77-158, M79-606, M80-551, M80-587, M89-201
Contents List
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M64-276
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Series: Correspondence
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Chronological
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21-27
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1930-1935
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1-12
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1930-1935
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10-14
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1938
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37
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1941-1954
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14-29
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1944-1946
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1-19
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2-3
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1946, 1955-1958
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1-6
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1947-1955
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1958-1964
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1-20
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1958-1964
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1-14
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1959-1964
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16-22
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1961-1962, 1970-1973
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1-29
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1962-1972
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29-48
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1964-1970
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Box
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1-7
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Box
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27-29
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1973-1974
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Box
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21-25
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1973-1975
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Box
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1-4
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1975-1976
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Box
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1-13
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1976-1979
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Box
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1-10
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Box
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17-18
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1979-1980
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Alphabetical
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Box
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8-31
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1937-1947, A-Z
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Box
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54-71
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1947, A-Z
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Box
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1964-1967, A-O
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Box
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1-11
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1964-1967, P-Z
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Series: Writings and Research
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Atlas of American History
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Box
9
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1-43
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Notes and correspondence, 1941-1944
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Box
10
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1-2
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Notes and correspondence, 1941-1944 (continued)
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Box
37
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23-41
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Atlas of Congressional Roll Calls, Publishing history, 1939-1959
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Clio's Servant
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Box
1-2
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Manuscript pages for period , 1914-1920
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Box
1-2
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Used notes and manuscript for period , 1920-1930
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Box
1-2
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Used notes and manuscript for period , 1930-1940
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Box
1-2
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Notes, used and unused, undated
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Box
21
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13-15
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Draft, 1967
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Box
22
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1-40
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Drafts and notes, 1965, undated
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Federal Courts
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Box
10
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7-20
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Research, statistics, maps and related materials, 1937-1942
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Box
11
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1
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Research, statistics, maps and related materials (continued)
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Box
22
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41
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Correspondence and publishing history, 1958-1967
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Box
23
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1-2
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Correspondence and publishing history, 1958-1967 (continued)
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Historical Atlas of the United States
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Box
37
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3
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Correspondence, reprinting, 1968
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Box
37
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8
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Correspondence and notes, next edition of Historical Atlas, 1954
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Correspondence
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Box
13
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1
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1940-1941
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Box
13
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4
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1953
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History of Naval Aviation, 1898-1941
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Box
3
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1-2
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Notes for history of naval aviation, undated
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Box
3
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3
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Outline, 1946
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Box
3
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4-7
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Correspondence for naval aviation history, 1946-1949
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Box
3
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8-10
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Incomplete text, draft, 1946
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Box
33
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7-27
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Draft and final copy, undated
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Box
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22
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Miscellaneous notes and photographs, naval aviation, undated
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Box
23
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3-27
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Keepers of the Past, drafts, undated
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Reuben Gold Thwaites and the Progressive Historical Society
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Box
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70
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Biographical notes, undated
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Box
36
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71
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Arizona, notes, undated
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Box
36
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54
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Correspondence and notes on Reuben Gold Thwaites, 1975-1978
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Reviews of books
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Box
37
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4
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Books reviewed by Lord, 1963-1975
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Box
37
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5
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Historical Atlas, 1944-1950
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Box
37
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Congressional Roll Calls, 1943-1944
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Box
37
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7
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Naval Aviation, 1950
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Box
37
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9
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Clio's Servant, 1968
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Box
37
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11
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Keepers of the Past, 1966-1967
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Box
13
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5
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Book reviews, undated
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Miscellaneous
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Box
36
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60
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Notes, history of woodland park, 1927
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Box
3
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19
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Research on state legislation concerning the State Historical Society of Wisconsin (during the years 1853-1929), 1920, 1949
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Box
3
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20
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Notes on history of popular recreation in New York State, undated
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Box
20
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Writings and article drafts on state and national history, undated
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Box
26
Folder
25-28
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Research materials and notes, civil service act and congressional directories, 1935-1947
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Box
4
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13
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Research material and papers from New School for Social Research, 1936
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Box
13
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2-3
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Holt and Company, publication correspondence, 1938-1943
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Box
5
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35
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William D. Boutwell, radio scripts, Freedom Series, 1938-1939
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Box
5
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31
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Correspondence regarding World's Fair federal building exhibits, 1939-1940
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Box
5
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32
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Correspondence regarding Democratic National Committee and promotion of federal agencies, 1939
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Box
3
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12-15
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“Those Same Nine Men,” paper on Supreme Court Justices, manuscript and final draft, circa 1939
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Box
5
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20
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“Americans All-Immigrants All,” radio program, 1939
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Box
13
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6
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Writings and correspondence, conscription article, 1940
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Box
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33
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Book proposal, federal agencies, 1940
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Box
36
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67
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Reports and journal articles on history by Lord, reprints, 1943-1959
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Box
3
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18
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The Archival Program In Wisconsin, draft and final copies, 1947
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Box
3
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16
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Rise of the American Nation series, 1949-1960
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Box
37
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1-2
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Academic journal articles by or about Lord on education, 1950-1965
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Box
36
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53
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Journal articles by Lord and review of The History of Wisconsin by Richard H. Current, 1963-1964, 1973, 1977
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Box
12
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18-21
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Community Materials in Secondary Schools, drafts, 1963
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Box
37
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16
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Publishers' contracts, 1964-1976
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Box
36
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62
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Unpublished articles by Lord, 1964-1969
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Box
36
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69
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Article, “Maquoketa Pioneer,” draft and correspondence, 1964
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Box
37
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10
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Teaching History with Community Resources, correspondence, reviews and publication history, 1964-1973
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Box
37
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12-13
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Articles on local history, 1965-1969
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Box
37
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20
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Reading notes on local and maritime history, 1967
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Box
36
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61
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Correspondence and articles, Localized History Series, 1975
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Series: Speeches and Speaking Engagements
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Box
5
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28
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1947-1952
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Box
5
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21-27
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1951-1957, State Historical Society of Wisconsin notes and speeches
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Box
26
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8-15
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1955-1973
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Box
14
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21-37
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1958-1961
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Box
12
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17
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1962, New Jersey Tercentenary speech
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Box
21
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12-14
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1964-1967
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Box
36
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55
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1964-1970
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Box
28
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3-52
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1968-1972
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Box
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1-9
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, 1968-1972 (continued)
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Box
36
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58-59
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1976, Notes, New York State Historical Association and miscellaneous
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Series: Personal and Biographical Files
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Academic records
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Box
33
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5
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School records and childhood activities, 1924-1932
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Amherst College
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Box
24
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9
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Papers, 1932-1934
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Box
33
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6
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Correspondence and mementos, 1926-1933
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Box
11
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53
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Correspondence, 1928-1930
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Box
3
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17
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Alumni Council correspondence, 1953-1955
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Box
11
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4-6
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Academic research papers, 1934-1935
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Box
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73
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Disarmament scrapbooks, Amherst College, 1931-1932
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Awards and honors
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Box
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56
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Degree certifications and honors, 1943-1970
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Box
35
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15
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Photocopies of plaques, 1964-1969, 1980
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Box
41
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Personal citations, diplomas and honorary awards, 1928-1973
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Box
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47-49
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Biographical information and photograph, 1942, 1958, 1974
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Box
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29
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Clippings, biographical, 1942-1962
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Box
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7
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Diary, 1940
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Box
11
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7
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Dues receipts, United Federal Workers of America, Local 100, April 1938-May 1939
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Calendars/Appointment books
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Box
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5
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Calendar, out of state work, 1958, 1962
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Box
27
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12-20
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Date calendar pages, 1963-1971
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Box
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Date calendar pages, 1963-1971 (continued)
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Monthly appointment books, 1963-1971
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Correspondence and financial records
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Box
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35-52
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Miscellaneous correspondence and financial records, 1939-1943
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Box
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1-7
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Financial records and correspondence, 1940-1972
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Box
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28
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Federal tax returns, 1966-1969
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Box
27
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11
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Savings account record books, 1962-1968
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Box
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25
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Life insurance premiums, 1939-1977
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Box
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26
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Mortgage records, 1953-1977
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Box
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30-44
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Financial records and correspondence, 1970-1979
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Box
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1-46
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Financial records and correspondence, 1970-1979 (continued)
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Box
37
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21
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Wills and testaments, 1978
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Box
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Betty Lord, social security, 1963
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Box
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Mortgage certificates, 1931-1959
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Box
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14
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Personal property records, 1977
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Box
35
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29
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Key West, maps and receipts, 1979
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Box
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52
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Family Christmas letters, 1963-1977
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Box
27
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3
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Family Christmas letters, 1964-1977
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Box
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34
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Family correspondence, Betty Lord, circa 1936
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Box
37
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15
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Family plot, correspondence, 1963-1977
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Box
37
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15
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Financial and property records
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Box
24
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8
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“Greenkill Happenings,” summer camp newsletter, 1931
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Box
27
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6-9
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Military service records, Clifford Lord, 1942-1955
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Box
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33
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Rotary club correspondence, 1937, 1941
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Box
40
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Scrapbooks, Cornell College, personal and family, 1895-1964
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Series: Professional Files
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American Association for State and Local History
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Box
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34
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Correspondence, American Association for State and Local History, 1941
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Box
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Correspondence, American Association for State and Local History and Columbia University, 1964
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Box
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Correspondence, American Association for State and Local History, State Historical Society of Wisconsin and National Railroad Museum, 1958-1964
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Columbia University
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Box
39
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11-18
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Lecture notes, American history classes, circa 1930-1939
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Box
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23-24
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Course materials, 1938, 1962-1963
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Box
27
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4
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Course material, 1938
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Box
35
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24
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Exams, 1939-1941
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Box
35
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21-22
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Syllabi and exams, 1938-1939
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Box
35
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20
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Merwinisms, undated
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Box
35
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23
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Newspaper cartoons and miscellaneous photographs, undated
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Box
24
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15-18
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Columbia University correspondence, 1965-1968
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Box
10
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6
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Correspondence with University of Wisconsin history department, 1959-1964
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Contracts
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Box
35
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3
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Consulting work, 1960, 1975
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Box
37
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18
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Hofstra University and Hudson Institute, 1968-1973
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Box
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57
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New York State Historical Association, 1943, 1976
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Box
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Correspondence, New Jersey Tercentenary, American Association for State and Local History, American History Research Center, State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 1964-1965
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Employment seeking correspondence
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Box
27
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10
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Regarding University of Wisconsin presidency, 1962
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Box
31
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2-20
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Employment search, 1974-1975
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Box
35
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9
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Employment search, 1976
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Federal Historical Records Survey
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Box
6
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8-52
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Historical records survey correspondence, 1938-1942
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Box
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Historical records survey correspondence, 1938-1942 (continued)
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Box
12
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15-16
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Historical sites survey, traffic patterns, 1961-1962
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Hofstra University
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Box
36
Folder
64
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Hofstra University president reports, 1964-1968
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Box
32
Folder
1-109
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Correspondence, local history programs, 1966-1967
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Hudson Institute
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Box
35
Folder
1-2
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Hudson Institute speech and contract, 1973
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Box
36
Folder
65
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Hudson Institute president reports, 1973-1974
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Box
31
Folder
26-27
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Correspondence, 1974-1975
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Maritime Museum
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Box
35
Folder
4-8
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Correspondence and consulting reports, 1975-1976
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Box
35
Folder
27
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National Maritime Historical Society, 1977-1978
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Box
35
Folder
28
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Sea History, 1977
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Box
36
Folder
50-51
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A Primer for the New York State Maritime Museum, copy and planning report, 1976
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Box
36
Folder
66
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New York State Maritime Museum reports, 1975-1976
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Box
35
Folder
10-11
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Philadelphia Maritime Museum, correspondence and consulting reports, 1976-1977
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National Railroad Museum
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Box
23
Folder
28
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Dwight D. Eisenhower World War II Locomotive, 1964
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Box
35
Folder
14
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Correspondence and consulting reports, 1977
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New Jersey Historical Society
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Box
36
Folder
63
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Boardroom, newsletter, New Jersey Historical Society, 1977-1978
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Box
36
Folder
72
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New Jersey Historical Society newsletter, 1978
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Box
11
Folder
72
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New York State Historical Society, correspondence, New York Historical Association, 1941
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State Historical Society of Wisconsin
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Box
5
Folder
29-30
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Notes and correspondence, State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 1950-1954, 1958
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Box
10
Folder
3-5
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Correspondence, Wisconsin Historical Society, 1960-1964
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Box
5
Folder
36
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Correspondence regarding appointment as director of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 1946
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Regional Plan Association
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Meeting minutes, correspondence, and news releases
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Box
29
Folder
15-26
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1972-1974
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Box
29
Folder
30-35
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1973-1974
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Box
31
Folder
1
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Meeting minutes, correspondence and news releases, 1973-1974 (continued)
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Box
34
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Correspondence, meeting agendas, publications, 1974-1976
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Box
26
Folder
29
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United States historical statistics, research material, 1963-1964
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Box
27
Folder
1-2
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United States historical statistics, research material, 1949-1952, 1963-1964
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Miscellaneous
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Box
29
Folder
10
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American College Public Relations Association (ACPRA), meeting flyer and program, 1973
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Box
11
Folder
32
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American Council on Public Affairs correspondence, 1940-1941
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Box
29
Folder
11-12
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Commission on Independent Colleges and Universities, 1972-1973
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Box
3
Folder
11
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Committee on Public Records on nation-wide policies for the retention of state tax records, correspondence and research, 1954
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Box
29
Folder
13
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Long Island Association of Commerce and Industry, 1972-1973
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Box
34
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Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary School, correspondence and reports, 1976
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Box
29
Folder
14
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Rockville Centre, Diocese of, 1972
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Box
35
Folder
16
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Unispan, correspondence and photographs, 1980
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Box
35
Folder
12-13
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Western Heritage Center, correspondence and consulting reports, 1965
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Series: Photographs
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Box
42
Folder
1
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Black and white photographs of Clifford Lord, 1969
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Box
42
Folder
2-4
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Naval aviation, circa 1908-1945
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Box
42
Folder
5-6
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National Railroad Museum and Dwight D. Eisenhower locomotive, 1954-1975
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