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Annie L. Tuttle papers

A collection of 13 notebooks filled with the manuscript writings of Annie L. Tuttle (nee Gribus), of New Haven, Connecticut dated between 1912-1920, filled with her poetry, short stories, songs, and recipes, along with a copy of sheet music for "The Quinnipiac River," a song she composed the lyrics to, and was published in 1912. The subjects are largely domestic (nature, love, and children) but with timely references to automobiles, "aeroplanes," and suffragettes. Digitization status: ongoing.

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Summary:	A collection of 13 notebooks filled with the manuscript writings of Annie L. Tuttle (nee Gribus), of New Haven, Connecticut dated between 1912-1920, filled with her poetry, short stories, songs, and recipes, along with a copy of sheet music for "The Quinnipiac River," a song she composed the lyrics to, and was published in 1912. The subjects are largely domestic (nature, love, and children) but with timely references to automobiles, "aeroplanes," and suffragettes. Digitization status: ongoing.

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