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Pine Mountain Settlement School
\nSeries 03: Governance
\nSeries 07: Directors
\nSeries 09: Biography –\u00a0Hubert Hadley, Director 1930-1931<\/h5>\n

HUBERT HADLEY Correspondence, 1929-1939<\/h2>\n
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Hubert Hadley Correspondence displays images of letters, dated 1929 to 1939, to and from the Director of Pine Mountain Settlement School who served for one year, 1930-1931. Hubert Hadley’s term was just prior to that of\u00a0Glyn Morris<\/a> who succeeded him as PMSS Director and stayed for nearly ten years. Much of the correspondence in his file is with his successor, as he was working not far away at Carcassonne Community Center in Letcher County, Kentucky.<\/p>\n

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“Tea in Miss Melville’s Garden (Zande House). Mrs. Burns, Marian [Kingman], ??, Argetsinger, Miss Melville, [Hubert] Hadley children.” [kingman_074a.jpg]<\/p><\/div>\n

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GALLERY – Hubert Hadley Correspondence
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