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1957-2016 (Creation)
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2 m of textual records; 268 postcards; 59 photographs : col; 17 photographs : b&w; 6 photographs : reproductions; 1 CQE slide
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Subseries contains personal correspondence written by and to Isabel, Robert, and Abbey Huggan by various friends, students, publishers, agents, and family members from 1957 until 2016. Several individuals are well known writers, such as Carol Shields, Margaret Atwood, Rosie Scott, and more. Included are Christmas and birthday cards, as well as ‘Get Well Soon’ letters and cards sent after Isabel Huggan’s surgeries in the 2000s. Some cards and letters contain photographs, few of which are of the Huggan family. Given that most letters contain sensitive information, the folders in this series are restricted.
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Access to personal correspondence and diaries to be restricted for 25 years, until December 31, 2041. During this period of restriction, a person seeking access to the contents of the personal correspondence or diaries for the purpose of research, teaching and learning must submit a written request to the DONOR or authorized representative(s).