University of Arizona

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The Glenn Boyer Wyatt Earp collection

1881 to 1983
MS 752
Collection Guide
Black and white photocopied pages from the testimony given regarding the OK Corral Shootout.

The Glenn Boyer Wyatt Earp collection contains materials collected by author and Earp historian, Glenn Boyer, regarding Wyatt Earp.

A majority of the materials in the collection are photocopies of manuscripts, correspondence, and notes; however these photocopies are sometimes the only remaining copies of historical materials.

Included materials:
Manuscripts
Correspondence
Subject Area:
Law and Legal issues
Collection Area:
Arizona & Southwest

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