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Samuel G. Clark Liberty Iron Furnace Collection, 1809/1917

34.5 Linear Feet
The Liberty Iron Furnace Collection is comprised of 29 boxes of materials relating to the three companies that operated the Liberty Iron Furnace during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Approximately one half of the boxes contain correspondence and financial documents and the remaining boxes contain ledgers, day books, letter books, and other bound materials. The subject of the material is primarily business related and encompasses transactions, employment records, reports related to the railroad line, and other items.
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Series III: Receivership Documents, 1891/1892

Receipts and documents related to the time period when the Liberty Iron Company was placed in receivership. Receivership documents found in a letter box labeled July 1891-February 1892. The documents cover the July 1891-February 1892 period and are sorted chronologically as originally found.

Series I: Letter Box, March 31 1918, 1909/1910

Correspondence found in a letter box labeled March 31, 1918. The correspondence covers the 1909-1910 period and is sorted alphabetically as found in the letter box.

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