The Harry Bridges Center for Labor Studies is jointly housed in the departments of Political Science and History at the University of Washington. The Center honors the late Harry Bridges, one of the preeminent labor leaders in the U.S. Supporting research, teaching, and community outreach, the Center focuses on labor's contribution to society, and develops labor studies, broadly conceived to include working men and women everywhere, as a central concern in higher education.
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These charters were part of a small collection housed in the Harry Bridges Center for Labor Studies office at the University of Washington. Bridges Center associates and allies had donated them for safekeeping over time, and many of them were colected by Ross Rieder, President of the Pacific Northwest Labor History Association.
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The creators' literary rights have been transferred to the University of Washington Libraries.
Donor: Andrew Hedden, November 13, 2012
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