Collection 00-1001 - Alan Stewart collection of letters

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Alan Stewart collection of letters

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00-1001

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  • 1914-1919 (Creation)
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    Stewart, Alan

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32 letters

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These letters were in the possession of David Bate until donated to Trent University Archives

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This collection consists of 32 letters. Most were written by Alan Stewart to his sister Joan Stewart. Stewart served as an engineer with the Cable Section, Canadian Corps, British Expeditionary Force during World War 1 in France and Belgium. There are 3 photographs of Alan Stewart in the collection.

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These letters were donated by David Bate

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