The Margaret Sanger Papers Project. Margaret Sanger lived a long and productive life.
Acutely aware of her position as a reformer and the historical importance of her work, Sanger preserved her papers, dividing them between the Library of Congress and Smith College. Though she originally made a distinction between her "professional" papers, which were to be given to the Library of Congress, and her "personal" papers, which were to go to Smith College, in practice that distinction was not followed rigidly, and both collections contain personal and professional material. These collections are large and cover much of her life; a reader will most likely need to consult both collections for information on any given issue.
Photographs from the Golden Age of Jazz. The Library of Congress Music Division, Library of Congress Search by Keyword | Browse by Name | Subject | Venue.
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