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Daniel Lindsey Grant

1897–1989 as the Library of Congress records it · Library of Congress authority record ↗

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By Daniel Lindsey Grant

Handbook of alumni work : the University of North Carolina

Grant, Daniel Lindsey · 1925

Daniel Lindsey Grant's 1925 handbook on alumni work at the University of North Carolina, produced in connection with the General Alumni Association at Chapel Hill. Two hundred and five pages with one plate carrying a portrait.

Alumni history of the University of North Carolina.

Grant, Daniel Lindsey · 1924 · General Alumni Assn., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Daniel Lindsey Grant compiled this register of University of North Carolina alumni for the General Alumni Association, issued in a second edition in 1924. Entries identify graduates and former students of the Chapel Hill campus.

Daniel Lindsey Grant papers, 1919-1988.

Grant, Daniel Lindsey, 1897-1989 · 1919

Personal and association papers of Daniel Lindsey Grant (1897-1989) spanning 1919 to 1988, 17,000 items in 20 linear feet, part of the Southern Historical Collection at UNC, collection 4413. Topics include the General Alumni Association of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, alumni affairs across the twentieth century, autobiographical writing, and personal finance and investments in North Carolina.

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  1. Daniel L. Grant, UNC's first alumni secretary, builds a house on Glandon Drive Daniel L. Grant, the first secretary of the UNC Alumni Association, builds a two-story Colonial Revival house in the new Gimghoul subdivision, one of the five houses finished there in 1924. People: Daniel Lindsey GrantSearch the index · National Register: Gimghoul Neighborhood Historic District nomination (OR0709, 1993), section 7

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