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Notre Dame in World War I: Records, 1906-1931

 Collection
Identifier: UWW1

Scope and Contents

Correspondence, mailings, reports, printed materials, and ephemera collected and generated by members of the University administration during and shortly after the war. About half of the material is correspondence from and about CSC Chaplains in the army, ND soldiers, and local and state organizations and groups. The latter correspondence concerns the documentation of ND's and Saint Joseph County's war activities. The rest of the materials are mailings and printed matter from state and federal, and national and private organizations. The University certainly received more mailings than just these, so it is unclear why only these mailings were added to this collection, if in fact it was a conscious decision. Among the major correspondents represented in these documents are Fathers John W. Cavanaugh, William A. Moloney, and John F. O'Hara; John W. Oliver, the Director of the Indiana War Records Project; and various CSC chaplains and ND men in the army and navy.

Dates

  • Creation: 1906-1931

Language of Materials

English.

Conditions Governing Access

Access to university records in any format (paper, digital, photographic, or audiovisual) is governed by state and federal laws, University of Notre Dame policy, and the University of Notre Dame Archives Access Guidelines and is subject to review under the supervision of the Head of the University Archives.

Repository Details

Part of the University of Notre Dame Archives Repository

Contact:
607 Hesburgh Library
Notre Dame Indiana 46556 United States
(574) 631-6448