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Guide to the South Burn Papers 1891-2004

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Title Guide to the South Burn Papers 1891-2004
Subject Community activists--Washington (State)--San Juan County--History--Sources; Tourism--Washington (State)--San Juan County--History--Sources; Urbanization--Washington (State)--San Juan County--History--Sources; Transportation--Washington (State)--San Juan County--History--Sources; Environmental conditions; Transportation; Washington(State)
Description The South Burn papers consist of the personal papers, correspondence, writings, and research of a resident and active community member of Waldron Island in the San Juan Islands in Washington State.; Biographical/Historical note; South (Robin) Burn was a resident and active community member of Waldron Island in the San Juan Islands in Washington State. He was born in Washington D.C. on May 20, 1924, the second son of June and Farrar Burn. While South and his older brother, North, were growing...
Publisher Center for Pacific Northwest Studies
Date 1891/2004
Rights This collection is open to the public.; Publication Restriction until 2025: The researcher must receive written permission from the donor or individual authorized by the donor before quotation or reproduction of papers for publication.
Type Collection collection
Identifier http://archiveswest.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv25845
Language eng
Format 3.0 linear feet
Coverage 1891-2004

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