Guide to the Judge Charles S. Colden Papers

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DescriptionThe Judge Charles S. Colden Papers document his active participation in Queens' organizations. All but a few of the records were created in the 1950's and relate to his participation. The papers consist of 15 series arranged in alphabetical order, and the records in the sub series and sub sub series are arranged in chronological order. They are Bowne House Records (1948-1957, n.d., 20 folders), Exempt Fireman's Benevolent Association (1952,1956-1957,2 folders), Flushing Chamber of Commerce(19511956,1 folder), Flushing Hospital (1956-1959,1 folder), Flushing Savings Bank (1951-1959,8 folders), Freemasons (1950-1960,1 folder), Girl Scouts of America (1952,1 folder), Good Fellows Club (1957-1959,1 folder), Long Island Historical Society (1952-1959,1 folder), Personal Papers (1937-1960, n.d., 30 folders), Phi Delta Phi (1911,1 folder), Protestant Lawyer's Association (1950-1952,1 folder), Queens County Bar Association (1951-1959,4 folders), Vestry Grace Episcopal Church and the Diocesan Council Long Island Episcopal Church (1947-1960,11 folders), and Work Records (1949-1959,6 folders). The Papers are in the form of correspondence sent and received, meeting minutes, printed material and photographs.Extent6 boxes, 2.2 cubic feetRepositoryArchives and Queens Public LibraryCreatorColden, Charles S., 1885-1960Temporal Coverage1937-1960Geographic CoverageQueens (New York, N.Y.)

CollectionJudge Charles S. Colden Papers

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