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This series contains condolence books collected by federal government organizations, including Blair House, Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum, Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum, Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum, US Congress, US Department of State/United Nations, US Supreme Court, and the White House.

Collection: Gerald R. Ford Funeral Materials

Condolence Books from Federal Government Organizations … This series contains condolence books collected by federal government organizations, including Blair House, Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum, Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum, Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum, US Congress, US Department of State/United Nations, US Supreme Court, and the White …

This series contains condolence books collected by federal government organizations, including Blair House, Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum, Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum, Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum, US Congress, US Department of State/United Nations, US Supreme Court, and the White House.

White House Correspondence Files

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This series contains letters and memoranda, mostly incoming to Roderick Hills. Some correspondence from notable government officials appears, including Anne Armstrong and Senator Edward Kennedy. The series contains material that is often personal in nature (e.g., congratulatory letters received upon his appointment or letters requesting or recommending other governmental appointments).

Collection: Roderick M. Hills Papers

White House Correspondence Files … This series contains letters and memoranda, mostly incoming to Roderick Hills. Some correspondence from notable government officials appears, including Anne Armstrong and Senator Edward Kennedy. The series contains material that is often personal in nature (e.g., congratulatory letters received upon his appointment or letters requesting or recommending other governmental …

This series contains letters and memoranda, mostly incoming to Roderick Hills. Some correspondence from notable government officials appears, including Anne Armstrong and Senator Edward Kennedy. The series contains material that is often personal in nature (e.g., congratulatory letters received upon his appointment or letters requesting or recommending other governmental appointments).