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Collection, undated, contains personal papers of Charles Stetter as well as photographs and framed objects. Includes correspondence, newspaper clippings, research documents, and photographs. Framed objects include a pastel portrait of Charles Stetter by Janet Niemala, a collage of photographs of Ruby Stetter and a photograph and letter from President Ronald Reagan.

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Collection, undated, contains research materials, articles, photographs, historical documents, electronic records and objects relating to the publications of Michigan's Copper Country historian and author Clarence Monette.

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Report, 1973-2005, on the archaeological excavation of Site 20 KE 53, Cliff Mine in Michigan's Keweenaw Peninsula, done in 1973 by Eleanor Andrews, at that time on the faculty of Michigan Technological University's Department of Social Sciences. Includes the final report, maps, references, bibliographies, research notes and field notes and material.

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Reports, 2012-2021, of the Copper Country Audubon.

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Collection, circa 1900-2016, related to research findings and assembled materials for the Copper Country Hockey History website developed by Connie Julien (2003-2011.)

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Research material, approximately 2009-2017, on the history of veterans of the Upper Peninsula compiled and written by Paul Nelson, Richard Rupley, and Roland Burgan.

Abstract Papers, 1989, of Dr. Dale F. Stein, seventh president of Michigan Technological University in Houghton, Michigan. Includes research, publications and correspondence relating to his position on the Cold Fusion Research Advisory Board, a panel appointed by the U.S. Department of Energy. The panel had three main tasks: review the experiments and theory of recent work on cold fusion; identify research that should be undertaken; and identify what research and development direction the Department...

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David S. Coon was born in Hancock around 1889 where he established Coon's Drug Store in the 1920s. Along with his wife Florence, he moved to Escanaba in the late 1930s. Coon became one of the leading figures behind the formation of the Delta County Historical Society and served as its secretary-curator. The collection contains newspaper clippings and correspondence relating to the history of the Copper Country compiled by David S. Coon.

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Collection, 1904-2005, of Donald L. Nelson, a local maritime historian and former lighthouse keeper and retired member of the U.S. Coast Guard. Includes research files on lighthouses, life saving stations, Coast Guard vessels, and other maritime topics as well as photographs, articles, and books written by Donald Nelson.

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Collection, 1883-2012 (Bulk, 1970-2012), related to Cornish family lines and Cornish Americans, especially the Rule Family.