American Association of University Women (AAUW), Rockville Branch records
Collection
0307-MDHC
The American Association of University Women, Rockville Branch organized in the 1950s and merged with the Kensington Branch around 2003. These records include the materials relevant to the function and mission of the Rockville Branch, including its participation in community and state events.
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7.75 Linear Feet
English
The records of the American Association of University Women, Rockville Branch cover the period from 1957-2002; the bulk of the materials date from 1970-2000. The collection consists of clippings, directories, photographs, minutes, reports, newsletters, and correspondence pertaining to the function and mission of the Rockville Branch, including its participation in community and state events.
This collection was donated to the University of Maryland Libraries by Virginia Collins in 2006. Additional materials were donated by Julie Snell in 2010.
Part of the Special Collections and University Archives