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The Kenneth Clark paper are archival manuscript. The papers of Kenneth Bancroft Clark Papers were very stimulating. The Kenneth Bancroft Clark papers are located in the Madison building. The description has 173,750 items. The items have 496 containers plus 10 oversize, and one microfilm reel. It was arranged in six series. Series one is the Family Papers, 1928-1992; Series 2: Professional File, 1897-1995; Series 3: Metropolitan Applied Research Center, 1949-1978; Series 4: Universal Negro Improvement Association, 1918-1962; Series 5: Addition, circa 1935-2003; and Series 6: Oversize, 1920s-1960s.
The Family Papers were collected primarily in the 1930s and 1980s and include correspondence, school and university files, and memorabilia. Noticeable

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