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The Alexandria Animal Welfare League Collection (MS075)

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This collection consists of six series: Minutes, Correspondence, Printed Matter, Financial Documents, Legal Documents, and Miscellaneous. The Minutes series is the biggest. The League held regular monthly meetings. The set of minutes, however, is not complete and approximately half of the minutes contain no dates. Because the minutes without dates are handwritten, they may be notes, rather than completed copies. These records deal mostly with organizational matters. The printed material includes information about animal shelters, local animal control laws, and proper care for animals.

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The Alexandria Animal Welfare League Collection (MS075) 0.46 Cubic Feet 1 box

The Alexandria Animal Welfare League

This collection consists of six series: Minutes, Correspondence, Printed Matter, Financial Documents, Legal Documents, and Miscellaneous. The Minutes series is the biggest. The League held regular monthly meetings. The set of minutes, however, is not complete and approximately half of the minutes contain no dates. Because the minutes without dates are handwritten, they may be notes, rather than completed copies. These records deal mostly with organizational matters. The printed material includes information about animal shelters, local animal control laws, and proper care for animals.

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