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Alfred I. Du Pont, Alfred Victor Du Pont, Correspondence Regarding Construction of the "Temple of Love", 1930 1 Files Box 10, Folder 1

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Alfred I. Du Pont, Alfred Victor Du Pont, Correspondence Regarding Construction of the "Temple of Love", 1931 1 Files Box 10, Folder 2

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Alfred I. Du Pont, Alfred Victor Du Pont, Correspondence Regarding Massena & Du Pont's Construction of "Temple of Love" and Delaware Welfare Home, 1932 1 Files Box 10, Folder 7

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Alfred I. Du Pont, Almours Fiscal Report, 1934 1 Files Box 37, Folder 16

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Alfred I. Du Pont, Almours petty cash, 1936/1937 1 Files Box 37, Folder 21

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Alfred I. Du Pont, Almours Securities, 1935 1 Files Box 37, Folder 11

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Alfred I. Du Pont and Du Pont Family History., 1897/1935 Box 1, Folder 1-21

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Alfred I. Du Pont, Andrew D. Fullarton, Correspondence, 1934 1 Files Box 50, Folder 16

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Alfred I. Du Pont, Banking, 1930 1 Files Box 36, Folder 12

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Alfred I. Du Pont, Booth Garrett and Blair, Correspondence Regarding Water Analysis, 1911/1912 1 Files Box 28, Folder 17

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