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MS.R.018
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Contributing Institution:
Special Collections and Archives, University of California, Irvine
Libraries
Title: Leland Frederick Cooley and Lee Morrison Cooley papers
Creator:
Cooley, Leland Frederick
Creator:
Cooley, Lee Morrison
Identifier/Call Number: MS.R.018
Physical Description:
16.2 Linear Feet
(33 boxes) and 3.2 unprocessed linear feet
Date (inclusive): 1939-1978
Abstract: This collection consists of papers of
Leland Cooley's literary activities, including his fiction as well as his non-fiction books
on retirement and land issues in Southern California. Included are manuscripts, galleys,
reviews, promotional material, research files correspondence, and photographs. There are
also papers from his wife Lee Morrison Cooley, consisting chiefly of black and white
photographic prints and clippings documenting her career as a dancer and choreographer in
theater, television, and movies.
Language of Material:
English .
The collection has not been processed. It may contain restricted materials. Please contact
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Leland Frederick Cooley and Lee Morrison Cooley papers. MS-R018. Special Collections and
Archives, The UC Irvine Libraries, Irvine, California. Date accessed.
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Collection Scope and Content Summary
This collection consists of papers of Leland Cooley's literary activities, including his
fiction as well as his non-fiction books on retirement and land issues in Southern
California. Included are manuscripts, galleys, reviews, promotional material, research files
correspondence, and photographs. There are also papers from his wife Lee Morrison Cooley,
consisting chiefly of black and white photographic prints and clippings documenting her
career as a dancer and choreographer in theater, television, and movies.