Thanks to everyone for your help, the books have found several homes.
 
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>>> "Sarah M. Allen Sarah Allen Museum Technician Knife River Indian             Villages NHS Stanton, ND 58571-0009 701.745.3300"             <[log in to unmask]> 9/2/2008 12:43 PM >>>

Just a thought....My sister is a mortician, she graduated from Carl Sandberg in Galesberg, IL a few years back. I know Illinois had a really interesting museum on Funeral customs and such in Springfield. http://www.funeralmuseum.org/index-2.html  .  They had an excellent resource library and document collection. Perhaps they would be interested.


 
Sarah 

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